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8E mail ROUTE; n.u.

1E Through to New York In Four Days
md Nineteen Hours-Ayodng all the Dangers Of the River
md Lakes ,
Quickest Route Memphis. ST. Louis, Chicago Cincinnati
sshjnRtop Philadelphia York and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved -Ony Seventy Miles stagng-via
lew Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
&% RAILRO DAD
Canton Miss; thence by Mississippi Central Railroad and
inns Sutton Dudeys treble daily line Of Four Post
Coaches to Grand junction. Tenn
tickets Memphis and New York can be had at the
Ticket office Of the New Orleans Jackson and Crest Northern
Railroad Company.
The roads In the Gap the Mississippi Central Railroad have
now good connections made throughout
the whole route.
laying the Mississippi Central Railroad is pro"
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
narsixty pounds of Baggage allowed each passenger
n Al I'm SIMS, SUTTON DUDLEY.
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old and under, Yr00 th0H6 ov6T tnI9d
~ 70 tvev. ,ssrs old price; all over twelve years DID,
tickets In packages Of twenty nve be had a the
Sf he Master Of Transportation Camp street, opposite
Square, Persons who reside In the city and have
or estabshmen the line Of the road procure
ii twenty for their personal Of re-
= "a rate.
Company prepared e Goods and Psci
rscsying delivering the In part Of the city
"a - = - r. g. WILLIAMS,
,SSA n s'1s-i Master Of Transportation.
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EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

MARK WALTON, No. 10 Rank Place.
Offers his services to the public AGENT FOR THE PUR
CHASE, SALE and APPRAlsEMENT of REAL ESTATE
He will take charge of improved property Agent for th
lease rent collect and invest remit the rents;
tend 10 the examination and correction of rolls
ay taxes, insurance, etc. jal 6m
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-PONTCEANTKAIM KAIIzs. AL
ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Sunday, Nay l, 1855:
\ s&-p1PAn1uHa OF cAks;I
From City. From Lake.

~ :. . :, which will be tho last regular train.
On Sundays train will make the o'clock morning
nip and leave city every hour after IL O'Clock until IL
etclock at night .,-,...
On Sunday 18th inst there will be halfhour trips
&very Sunday from 1 O'Clock until g.
Extra or specis trips night the Horre Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will at GENTLY Station when notasd
s3lSsnr ""s =" "Ns - s3O tt
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cATTL Z MARKXr.

JEFFERSON o1rY. June 50, 1853.
aThe market was pretty active for Sheep, and sales
averaged at $3 50@4 90 per head Prices Of the
other descriptions Of stock were in favor Of purcha
chasers at our quotations:
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CHURCHES.


W. @ Duncan camp &C. Basin.
CATHOLICS:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mandeyillean Morales.
Immaculate Conception -Baronne, on Canal
lJesutt s-Baronne, Common.
St. Louis Cathedral-Jackson Square.
ST. Anthony-Rampart c. Cont.
St. Angustine-Bayon Read c: st. Claude.
St. Bartholomew-Vlere,b b. Seguin and Barthelemy, Al
81. John Baptist-Dryades, b. Clioand Calliope.
ST. Joseph-Common b. Marias and Villere.
ST. Mare-Conde, n. ursnine.
St. Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel,
ST. Parck-Camp, b. Julia and Girod.
St. Theresa-Camp, opp. junction with Prytaaia.
st. Trnity-St Ferdinand.
St. Vincent de Paul-Greatmen, C. Montegut
Ursuline Convent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, c. Melpomene.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL st. Charles. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: st. Peters-(Seamens as Bethel
Espanaae LEglist Protesante Frtncaise-Rnmparti G.
Camp, Gaiennie ST. Luke'sHercues Felicity road
Trinity-Jackson c. Paquemine. Annunciaon- Annun
citation Square, Mount Olivet-Agiers.
LUTHERAN: Euterpe, b. Bacchus and Dryades.
METHODIST Carondeet b. Hevia and Giro Felicity
c. Chestnut Moreau C. Esehien Dryades Terpsichore
Pety Greamen Maras, b. Benvillea Cont. Coffee
Jackson ST. Paul, tcolored3 Carroton Carrollton,
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square, Prytania, c. Clio
Casacalvo, n. Railroad. Canal, Franklin. Fulton, Il
Josephine. Pryania G. Josephine. Thaa, C. Benton
Boulgny, Camp, n. Cadiz.
GERM EVANG: Proestant-Phi1ip, c. Chippewa. Protes
taut-Clio b. Apollo and Nayades.
UNITARIAN: Prytania Calope. Clio b. Prytania and
a.i nryad
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REDDlNG & CO.'S
~ SOUTHERN EXPRESS.

OFFICE-UNDER 81. CHARLES HOTEL, N. ORLEANS,
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods for all Points
Il On the Opelousas Railroad.
Company organized for the Of doing GEN
SERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, snch
forwarding Specie Bank Notes Jewery Merchandise Bag
prepared to do General City Express and Bag
Business connection with the New Orleans Opeousas
and Great Western Ratread.
viii call and deliver, with dispatch and at reasonable
rates Baggage Freight from all parts Of the
city OF New Orleans.
Eerchans planters citizens rely upon this Company
the minute article to destination and we
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
"a W. f. BEDDING,
TIL. THAYER,
Ia Proprietors.
pQAuhorsed Agents Of Bombaler Co.'s Island Of Cuba
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Sd tanding Committees.
subordinate I,odee..

subordinate Lodges.
LoUIsIANALoDGE No. eyery Friday evening in
Fl %s: Philips
wAsHINGT0N LODGE No. smeet.svery rhursday even.
J. nssfF2 eSs.1s % Ist r. Hss R'ss
D,,
r0'
Se I'D h
w. ks.s
in On 6s5 SPsE %
nsnt Bons = = Reuter- rsm'
,so H. HI. syT
81 su. M: M Secretary and Per
.ysE T:esssas
taIy; James Stockton. Permanent Secretary Geo dls
room ": Gag FslioSs Hall oMcsTs.osspS Sagne1
i fsesssn
aoss 81 Rs
Rarehds fods Shn
E 6a S + aa syspns
Nc; Bisr,v. G.; A. Shaw, Secretary; I;ss Luther
s4s ssssss
1h0'
COVENANT II;s LODGE NJ evening
Rsy
POLAR STAR LODGE No 10 meets every Wednesday
Pf.. s,.5 Ioqis
Gruy, secretary;A a Dudoussst. treasurer y vi d. pe
in NJ z ss
l:s
sysRSs u odd Fsioy
Knnsr Secretary j. N oto
ssls ksss
s Hssss sss Becker
sseiA spssn sissss n
oA
PAGIrIG LODGE No. G s meets Wednssdsy evening
'ha' w.
81 d.1s1 sssss'ay
ns MsEny SaiIspss sssn
Il Tas e odS S q fss
T. wilson, 81 sss
6S9 4 as
j. "
in psss H cy .isnss
We W
"Odd Fellows Rest.''
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1859 -oaic RS: Gardner
se1oa ae9 ssqY
tee.P Collins Moss, j; n. Winslow. Nsmbsrs~E
ty applying Fet setson No 81 Camp street Nils.
e1 fs
PRICE Of LOTS AND VAULTS Regular lots. 10 feet
aias
N % 5 ss s had
Interior Lodges.
Baton Renss THURSDAY
Burgess Secretary J. N. Collins, Perm Secretary; Il.
R'ssis sssss,si; ssssss
ss.9'sss r. fe,isT ss
Clark PERM ss''s
HODGE Ss GSsnsy Clinton
Sssaa stlsqs Henry Hartford Perm Perm
TRINITY LODGE No. 80 meets at Trinity Saturday eve.
nings.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a meets al Thtbodanx on Saur
day evenings. 0icers-C p Hinnines, N. g. Langman,
" G.; H Cazanavette, Secretary v. Samoan, Perm Sere.
s meets at ssxowu on Thurs
day evenings Oicer-Chnrles KOCH N O. Jacob Schrener
V.G.; John Moore, Secretary G. siege Treasurer.
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets Washington on Satur
day evenings. Oicers-B. H. Whitney, N N; Francois S.
Pre. D.; John Reed, Secretary: A. Millspaush Perm
Secretary f. Bouchtz Treasurer.
CHENHYyILLE LODGE No. Al meets at Cheneyvie on
Monday eye nings,
| ASSUMPTION LODGE Nc. 43 meets at NapoleoIve on
Saturday evenings. Ofcers-A. More N. s. A. Could
VIC y =: Paul. Secretary; j. Z. Mozemon Perm Secre
| tary j. H. Munson Treasurer.
HENRY BIER. Grand Secretary.
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poNED TURKEY AND DoBEs-

The undersigned having made all the arranss
ents informs the public that he to an orders Of
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS, SOIREES PIC
MICS; and families all times be served with BONED
TURKEYS FRENCH PATEs, BOILED HANS, DOBES,
aALLATINEs etc, etc.. hours, got up in the bs
styles X. A. HOWARD,
Successor to Geo. BeardS
No. lS7 Camp street..
fsl8 6n opposite ST. Pstrck's
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FIremen's Charitable Association.
Office corner ST. Charles Commercial Place. Duboi
Row. No. l. stairs.

Office St. Charles and Commercial Place. Dubois
Row, No. l, up stairs.
Officers and Committees elected regular meeting the
Directors of this Association held Monday January 1885,
1885, 'p' year s''ns 'As n' Monday Of January"
.President. -. ................. Isaac N. Marks.
secretary Josiah Folger.
*IIeasurer. ..James Beggs
Vandegrif. j. NJ Laborde.
Assistant Engineer .navd Bradbury Second Assistant En-
Berger, l. F. Bakewel sH P JONES, &c. De choiseul.
hsd Monday January IL isss to for
G. Biseot Of No. I; Joseph jacobs s. Daniel Merit
For RELIEF OF WIDOWS AND oRPHANs-First D>trict-J.
P. Horuer Louisiana Hose Company, Chairman, u CAM
Second Dtrict-chss Rolling of No. TO- of Treme
Third Dsret~Matthew Brown, of No. "a, Love- between
Fourth pistrct-M vlaseca of Louisiana Hook and Ladder
Company No. l.
GENERAL RELIEr-First DistrictJ G. Mcclellan Of No. g.
IS s. N Charles A N street re- 2a 1bs and N
.s,; p asess se % T Ne IS Da'pAH
Third Deamore Of Hoye Hook and Ladder
j Ji Janss, Of No. A ossacsvo street between and
son and Pbi'p streets; George Gier, No "a.
PnysclAss AND ArorHEcARIEs.- First Dis rct-sDr. j.
ner o darondslet and Grod rees u Hnserwaid Anohe
cary, corner Tehouptoulsss a and Race streets :
Cu,tomhouse ~ F. Mougu, Apo,hecary Dau
p"h Thiid a Dsricibr j. Kerr e cas,cslvc streets Aug
shelly Apotheay corner Of Morean and Enghien streets
sikh Ind seves,h streets r. Tnrney. Apohecary. New
Levse between soraparu and Firs, streets.
.Re elected.
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l-QOMBALIER Il CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds of packages and
freight Maanzas cardenaS Villa Clara sagn" T.
Cuba Trinidad Cisnuegos in connection with the Ex
presses Wells Co., Darlington Co.. United States
fxpress Company European Express and Ex
ehange Company the United States California and Europe
a eents ia New Orleans, BEDDING 4 CO.,
y tel8 tt st. Charles st.. under 81. Charles Hotel.
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OST- YESTERDAY MORNING, 7th inst, In the Ram
II part omnibus. Canal street between Dauphn
and t2hartres streets, enameed GOLD BRACELET.
suitably rewarded and confer favor by leaving
1t at this office. jeS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

NJ yIGNIE, AuCTIoNEgR, APPRAISER, AID
lNs General Agent for the Sale and Purchase o HsAl T.
tste Lands, Plantations, Negroes, etc.
oFFIGBs:
Banks Arcade Passage, No. 8, First District
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley, Second
Where be examined at time, list OF valuable In
proved property Of very emuneratiye investment.
Also and constantly hand for sale at private and poho
sale choice Mechanics list Of Virginia and OaronA
likely Negroes.
Mr. g. DIrERIET will give bis personal attendance
sale and purchase. jx2S
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y I. o. o. F. @N



TIE R. ". OR AND LODGE OF LOUISIANA I.o.oT
gny GRAND ss ss o Sd 4 sn
Camp and lafayette streets, New Orleans
Ts%pi.r Lodge 10 II es.as Master; Rch.sd ss.ie.
81 Tempi.s Lodge No Grand wsdsn; Il Henry
nisT e aops s.dg: Ne Grand n q M
Marshal Henry sstson. q South w.stsTn iodes No. 1o
lives is The e. " Grand Lodge y The s.; j. H. Sensson
ef Louis1ns T Lodge Ne iW q Sspaaeter gqias q
Ledge No. s. W. q Herald - "
DISTRICT DrruTH GRAND MAsTxRs-J. Davie Of Washing
a ton aosgs % s' Ris,rs. n: p G. 1ss. q ystsIssn
Essss r. a. bs. Il. Lssns. HssIsna ] q g. lsn9rs @
R.ses "; jssa More: ny iss.i. " S bi:.dst Se
psssh, . Prairie Lodge Iist.ist No. IS r. Hantsr
s. ne s s.ssss sss
Standing Committees.
STATE OF TIE ORpEs-P. @. Sire. George ". Race Com
mersi,l No. 12 g. John Cckard, Iouisisna No. i; P.
81 g. GHxsesnt 5smes clso.b So t. Commercial M
3, Dssiva Howard No. 13 p O. J. n Wagner Polar Star
PETITIONS 4sp ArrrMs-P. q. Nj. O. Dunlap, Howard
% IHesIa11sSf % g. 81 & Tho. N Blake commsrel. No. u;
hs'ser sa aSlms' Delta No. s p CD H. Feimedon.
TisAscr@P a. NJ h G stetson, southwestern No. 10: P.
ri V she.wood, Hope No. IA; @. George Drmeyer,
CossTTUIloE AID BY-LAws-PG @. L. Graham, Merchants
No. q g. ~ West, Louisiana No. l. P. g. D. sehiuter.
cRIDrrnAIsP. =; A. Densel, Ioui.!s.s No. j; r. G.
An nunic.toss the h. W Grand Master or Grand
shSua Be G5y,rdsd the ONCE Of the Grand se
HENRY HrRR Grand a..,s..r,
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d BOUNTY LAND AND DPENSIONS-oFFICE
No. u Exchange Alley, stairs, nearly opposite the
MI Post Office solders seamsr and Teamsters Who have
days more disturbance since $780,
entitled l61 of land Widows minor children Of
deceased Soldiers Seaen Transfers entitled bounty
land and pensions. Claims made and procured With dr.
patch by JOHN PURCKLI,
ml5 6m IL Exchange Alley, siAirs.
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e. CzfF333z 1858. .........Iso9.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
HORTHERN RAILROAD


QOice In the Railroad Building. Camp street. opposite La
aye square will deliver In part Of the city, such Bag
the Railroad, otherwise may be entrusted to their
point on Railroad the Southern Railroad,
Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for thst
either Express Office the residences offices Of
individuals -
On approaching Orleans the Baggage Master will go
through the Checks and address of all
wishing their Baggage sent to their hotel residence
aThe will be responsible for all articles placed
4 b charge Of the Baggage Master
IMPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT:
C.,o .nd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

Officers Committees elected at regular meeting of the
Directors Of this Association held Monday January 1885,
year ending the first Monday of January,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

CLARK, j. j., COOPER. SO 9LAFAYETTE STREKf.
" Between Camp and Magazine streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

1Ach trunk, valise, or carpet bag,
Weighing not more than 100
pounds. ..............,.. ..,..
Enckages, other than baggage.
Weighing not more than 100
pounds. ......................
Uaeh additional 80 pounds of bag
gage, or packages other than
4 baggage. ....,.............
Specie, bank notes, jewelry, and
other vsluables. weighing not
+. more than 100 pounds. .......
Zach additional 80 pounds. ......
81 T. s. v
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So TO SSSEH SS4Hs' Gke
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
saved and the risks and discomforts
a Of asea voyage greatly diminished by the
New Orlea OpelOusas and G.. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICK'S BAY,
By the new and splendid line of STEAMSHIPS all hut ex
presy this trade with superrr saeroom accommodations
~ f''''LE LEAVING THREE TIMES A WEEK.
,,,,......,......,......uGEN. RUSK.
. h I'll To Sabine Pass and Galveston.
III To Galveston and Indianoa.
To Galveston and Indianola
tCARRyING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
THE ferry running the Railroad leaves the landing foot
blouse street, nearly opposite Jackson Square, at ~
in the morning Tickets may be ohained IT, M aud as state
ee opposite jackson Square, daily and at the Depot
ithe departure Of the Texas trains.
Freghs for Texas by this Lime received every day,
Tvs oted, at the above landing Insurance by this
less than by the River Line.
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CALF ORN
BRAzOs SANTIAGO
G A L Y E s 7 O N.

To sail op SUNDAY. July 3. at 8 A..
FOR GALVESTON-U. III Line
ATtpfFt Southern Steamship Company EALVES-
ssslssaszss.. TON AND MATAGoRDA BAYs suneror
copper and cepper,fastened steamship Texa. Wilson,
commander, will sail above carrying the ted States
Mails For freight or passage having supericommoda.
tions, apply on board or to
C. B. PAYNE. 57p street.
steamship Of this line will leave every Thy and Sun
day morningf for the above ports. je30
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.
BROWN CO., IS Carondelet street,
SAMUEL SMITH 4 CO., Camp street
@ @JuDsoN go GO Corn, Corner Camp and Gasalstreets.
BENOIsT, SHAW CO., No 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JAcoB BARKER, Agent,
CornerCampand Gravierstrs eta
THOMAsH p; BARKER, Corner Camp and Graviestrsets.
II. W. CONNER SON, No. IS Carondeet street.
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kSK FOR NEW YORK-DIsgH LINE
MX3H The Al very fast sailing New Yorpper packet
1ak.sbark Chanticleer, Murray masavng nearly
all her engaged will sail in few dayrt balance Of
freight, apply to S. JOE CO.,
9vier street
For passage apply to the Captain bofost "a. First
District. ie2S
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

OFFIoIoUsNEss.-The individual, who signs
himself Justice" in yesterdays Express. is
possessed, we think, Of much more zeal than
discretion. He takes particular pains to ap-
ply little paragraph of the Democrat in
which no names were mentioned, to the Ne.
gro Minstrel Band, headed by Sam Wells
The said Band ought to be much obliged to
him for his officious anxiety to see that the
cap was duly fitted to their headsl
We suppose that Justice" is the person
who came forward and paid the bill for the
Company. To crafty him the Office received
the money, and agreed, through some of the
proprietors, as we are informed, to state that
the bill had been paid Through mere
oversight, the statement did not appear, the
omission being unintentional, although the
office was under no obligation to take back
anything that had been said in the paper,
simply because an outsider, not connected
with the Company, had chosen TO come for.
ward and pay the bill. The Democrat saw
mt to make the statement that it did in refer
enee to the non-payment of the bill, and
what business it is of Justice" to meddle
with the matter, one way or the other. we
are at loss to conceive. We generally at
tend to our own business, and shall probably
continue the practice. 1t would be well for
some other persons to observe the same Gus
tom.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

| Land TitIeS---AnOther OI MCS"uiOJ .
Arrival from the NOrth---Threc Men
Killed by the Indians~--ArrlVaI from
the South.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 26.
Attorney General Black, in a communiea-
tion to Della Tore, U. S. District Attorney,
in regard to the Bolton Il Barron claim, says:
he will be able to prove the title fraudulent;
that the recent decision Of the Supreme Court
against Sutter, Nye. and others, shows that
the day of fraudulent land titles is drawing
to n close"
In the u. S. District Court this morning,
Judge Hoffman decided the case of the clam
Of James C. Morehead Administrator of
| William Knight, deceased, to ten leagues OF
land on Sacramento river, at the place called
Knights landing. Yolo county. The claim
had been rejected by the Land Commission.
Henry Thompson, one of the escaped State
Prison convicts, was caught at Coste MADEIRA
this morning, and taken back to the Prison.
One company cf the 9th infantry arrived
to-day in the steamer Surprise, from the
South It's portion of Col lIoifman's COM
mand.
The steamer Columbia arrived this morn
ing from ports on the Northern coast. She
brings no news ofinterest.
Three men had been killed by Indians near
Eureka, while hunting cattle Names not
known
The steamer Surprise arrived from the
Southern coast, with papers from Son Diego
to the 2Sd, Los Angeles, cath, and Santa
Barbaea to 18th inst.
The San Diego Herald says, a gentleman
just in from Arizona. informs us that he was
present at the meeting at which the resolu-
tions were adopted in regard to the organi-
zation of a territorial government, and that
there were but just IL persons in attendance,
including old "bow-hard" Hasting, the Sec
retary, the big black dog and the barkeeper
| in the rum mill.
The San Gabriel gold mines were paying
WELL
Sacramento Peraeta, Sonorian, who had
resided in California for the last ten years,
was found murdered on the morning of the
18th May, at Canada de las Slagas Rancho,
of the "Los Pueblos," distant from the town
ofSanta Barbara some l9 miles. No clue to
the murderer,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27
SAvANNAu Anril O1


An INCIDENT OFF THE PATAGoNIAN CoAsT.-
The San Francisco Times says
The clipper ship Queen of the Seas lately
arrived at this port from Boston, consigned
to Messrs. Flint, Peabody Co. She is now
discharging at North Point Dock. Car tain
Crowell states that while passing through the
Straits of lie Marie, off Cape Deseado. as the
ship passed close to the rugged coast of Terra
del Fuego, the attention of the crew was at
tracted to group of persons running along
the shore, shouting and beckoning to the
ship. Thinking, from their motions, that
they might be shipwrecked sailors, the shin
was "hove to" aud the second officer with
four men went in the boat to obtain nearer
examination. The boat passed through the
surf and approached the beach when it was
discovered that the party was composed OF
savages, dressed in skins, whose object SEEM
ed to be to entice the boats crew on shore
Their ferocious appearance, and the proba.
bility of large number being concealed in
the woods near by, of course warned the
mate from landing, and they returned to the
ship and proceeded on their voyage. The
savages Of this extreme end of the South A
merican continent are of the most vicious
character, and rs cruel as the climate of that
bleak region is sinhospitable Several instan
ces have occurred of their wicked treatment
of shipwrecked sailors who happened to fall
among them The object of this band was
probably to massacre and rob the boats crew
if possible
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

A JAcKAss SLAUGHrERED.-A correspon-
dent from the Empire Ranch. furnishes us
under date oft 25th inst, with the follow
ing piece of intelligence, showing the re-
markable strength of the whiskey which may
be purchased in Marysvile
A good local item, indeed the best joke OF
the season, happened at Moneys Flat, last
night Jacks are generally considered re-
markably tenacious of life, but F. NJ. Trail
Esq, of the above place, for little fun, gave
one of his, a half pint Of whiskey, which he
purchased from - -, in your city. The
animal dropped dead in less than twenty
minutes, to the advertisement of the thirsty
crowd around the store. 1t is said that a
temperance society might be organized in the
locality.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

DOUGLAS IN TUE SoUTu.-The following res
olutions were passed at a democratic meeting
held at Cahawba. Dallas county, Alabama,
on the 10th April;
ResolUed, That we utterly repudiate Ste.
phen A. Douglas and his abolition heresy
that a territorial legislature may prohibit
slavery by native legislation.
RESOLVED, That under no circumstances will
we support Stephen A. Douglas for the Presi
dency II nominated by the Charleston Con-
Yention
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27

How IT WAs.-In reference to the charge
of the Custom House organ, that Broderick
men voted for Nugent at the elections for
delegates to the Lecompton Convention, in
San Francisco, the S. F. News says:
1t may be that persons who are opposed to
the present Administration improperly took
part in the elections, but Mr. Broderick is not
responsible for their acts. 1t was not at his
instigation, nor with his knowledge, that
they thrust themselves into the service On
the contrary, he neither interfered himself
nor did he sanction theinterference Of others
with the proceedings of the day lie was
and is, opposed to the entire Administration
party. and it matters not whit to him who
may be nominated on their ticket The sue
cessful candidate on Saturday last was Mr.
Nugent Now, he and Mr. Broderick are
personally opposed-they have not spoken
to each other during a long series of years.
le it. then, consistent with common sense and
reason that he should espouse the cause Of
MIR. Nugeat? A child would know better.
The fact Is, the contest lay between the
friends of Nugent, Latham. Denver and We'll
les, each one ranging himself as his sympa-
thies might lead him, and they alone must be
held responsible for any crimes that may
heve been committed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-27
OVER THE NORTHERN LINE.
Movements against the Antelope Indi-
ans---Hanging of the Indian Boy.

RED BLUFF, May 26.
Capt. Flint, of the United States Army,
arrived here this morning witt his command
Of &C men, for the purpose of chastising the
Antelope Indians. lie is camped on the
opposite side of the river from this place
He will move towards the Indian rendezvous
to morrow. The Indians are still stealing
stock.
1t is an error that the Indian boy who
fired Col. Stevenson's premises, was taken
from the authorities and hung by the vigi-
lantes He was dismissed by the authorities
when certain parties took possession of him
and hung him.