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COMPLAINTS % rns MAtts.-Aimost every paper
We open contains complains q The dsisy Or peess-
ceptioa Of mail matter; and simass every dsy we
receive letters making similar ep@P,aiats We
trust the Dspsrsmsns yin sassssor 10 asssss where
The faults lie. 4 subscriber 81 New Salsna. Ran
dolph county, writes:
"Ihcsc h some one In tho service of The r. a
Dspsstmsnt vho either nexlssts bis duty % dess
not know how TO psrfosm L. Evssy nan a bssss.
nc.a knows ths value II god mad eseilsieS OssSs
Il i true arc not 20 good H ws vsss on the ssi
road; bot Nc have fu<r mails vcek, End shas h sIi
wc ask if Ne could Evt our letters snd papers ses
cordins 10 Tho opportunities odssvd These sss o.
ten delayed week beyood svNsoaahse tss. some
times causing loss 10 business men II the PAsev and
the vicinity. For instance. nay brother started
North on tho 18th Of March, and on The lsth be
wrote To me from Bsllusosv. and received he 10.
ter on the seth On The iTth he sscss tue letters
Of Importance to our business ard they have nes
cot hcrp rot lie rsschsd koase fsv days s<n. end
e he had put shs letters In his pocket instead a "a
The mailA I should hase sscvivsd them. 50 gu
be seen that through oasslrssnsss between here ss
Baltimore our business has ben iqjvsvd sad he r
u Dcpassmsat has lass he postage On thsss tssssf
foe they would have bssa answered 1hk I'll
suffice 70 show ths impossaaev a he sah5ss&-
Tners sfs In The United States upsssSas q tusnsy
I've shousand posssaBcrs. md 4 thsossA 0ssasss
ness there srs ihrss lsstsn lns ssns fso0 sseh o.
In meath than oshssviss would b ssut slss elsa
| los to The Dspastnsos b he postAgs . ssssasy
| Ave thousand isStsm sseA 0eakk
New Salem, Apsa I. 1esS
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Important from Nicaragua.


The late intelligence from Nicaragua is important
1t seems that the British Minister. Sir William Gore
Ousley, has secured the ratification Of his treaty
with Nicaragua, to the dctrment no doubt Of Amer.
lean interests; NJ. Belly, the Frrnchman has enter
ed upon the construction Of his canal under the aus
pices Of his government; and the vessels Of the
American Transit Company have been violently
seized by the authorities Of Nicaragua. probably at
the instisation Of the English and French.
The truth is, American interests in Nicaragua
seem to have been suffering for some time past ;
and these recent movements, unless promptly met
and arrested will cripple il not entirely destroy our
influence and our rights in that quarter The inva.
sion Of American rights, and the trcspass on Amcri
can property, in the seizure Of the Transit Compa
nys ships, will require stern AMI decided action on
the part Of the President But what can the Prcsi
den, do: lie appealed to the late Congress. hut ap
pealed in vain, for authority to the Of the
country, naval and military, tn protect American
life and property in Nicaragua. The war.makin;
power is in Congress, and in emergencies Of thi,
kind the President is comparatively powcrlcss. :,
special act would have enabled him to take immcti
ate and efcctual steps for the protection Of Amcri
can interests. As it is, however, We have no doub
he will exert himself to the extent Of his power
prevent the consummation o: tie selfish designs o
the English and French in Central America, and I,
secure reparaton for the injury done to the Interest,"
| of the Transit Company.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-06

Sr,c,ps N Olrx-A correspondent informs us
that respectable ard inhusnsial sisiara of o!ins
Ircdcll county, Mr. Rinsvcod Linsssr. ees~isssd
suicide by taking ssryehnins. On the sssh ef isss
month. No cause b assisnSd for the ST
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-06

DrarM os d. DrRcssrrr-Dv. A. J. pvlsosssss.
the Oldest living native Of wilminssea died on FRI;
day evening last lie was In hs vsd year. lie uas
much respected and essssmrd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-06

LATE ssos ErsorE-Ths EsropSn inssiiisvnesis
generally wariike In It's soos although 81 The la.s
moment . reaction had taken plsev In The money
market, indicating . more pacific drvesiea The
brsvrvnt character b lent to the news. by the Con.
tnucd activity Of France. Austria and SARDINIA, IN
preparation; and by article In the etsessi Neal
fssr, devoted to convincing the smaller Gssmsn
States Of the folly of sustaining the Austrian policy
in Italy. The tranquil feeling ss the close uss due
to the Tumor that Lord Covisy's mission BOD not
been wholly unsuccessful Lord Convey hsd re-
turned to London and sicr eoaSssvnevs vith Minis
tcrs had lct for Paris where he bad bsvu s,sssssd
with the Emperor. Il wss siso stated o. the issh.
wisbort designated authority, that both France and
Austria had consented 10 suspend their srmsmsptss
The state Of Europe l., however. epasiaerci very
uncertain. Hos,ilis;es may Be commenced ss any
moment
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here this week. his Honor Judge Dick psssiiins
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In what single particular could the country have
sustained at the hands Of Fremont injury than
it has received from Mr. Buchanans administration
We cannot conceive Of onc.-Rsgister.
We do not conceive it necessary to answer the
above question: for the whole Southern country will
characterize it with the honest indignation il Dc.
serves.
We ask our readers to mark we'll the language oi
the Register, and treasure It for future use That
paper is evidently preparing the way for eoopcra-
ton in 1860 with all the odds and ends Of all parties
North and South, against the national Democracy.
If it greater and no better security for the
South in Buchanan than in Fremont, is II not RIA
sonable to suppose that It will sympathixc with, i
it does not actually support, the black Republican
candidate for President in 1850 against the Demo
cratic candidate: And arc the Wings and Know
Nothings Of North Carolina prepared to cndors,
such course on the part Of the Regis'er! Is hi
Gilmer and Vance doctrine! Is tAis the doctrin,
with which II is expected the Democratic candidate
in the Halifax District vii! be defeated! Is ali
| North Carolina Whiggcry:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-06

Man Snor n Jonxsrox.-Wc learn that on Tues
day night last Mr.. Eldrdge Crccch while returning
from Court and when about six miles west Of
Smthfeld, was shot in the face, by man Is Is sup
posed of the name Of W. II. Kennedy. Mr.. Green
was riding in . buggy with X W. Stevens ESQ,
and it is supposed that Mr. Crccch was shot through
mistake, IS Mr. Stevens had been called upon during
the week to give testimony against Kennedy, and
had been threatened by the latter. His intention Il
i; thought was to shoot Stevens Kennedy was ar
rested and the facts which were altogether creum-
stantia, were brought out in m examination before
Justices Stevens and Lane s. A. Smith, Esq, ap-
pearcd for the State, and j. Il. Abcll ESQ, for the
prisoner Mr.. Crcech was IN . critical condition.
Hon. j. r. Giddings- abolitionist-of Ohio. has
taken his farewell Of his constituents in letter pub.
lished in the Asl,tabula .SeAtiRsL Let him go
WILMINGTON Herald.
| So say NC But It seems Joshua tarricd few
days in Connecticut on his way home, to make
speeches against the national Democratic candidates
for Congress in that State. But the Raleigh Reg
lister, judging from its issue Of the 26th Of March
would have been q we'll satisfied with DE clcctsog
OF Fremont as the election Of Buchanan, We suppos,
that paper will rejoice over any black Republican
success which may be achieved in Connecticut b.
the aid Of Joshua and other ultra aboaitionists
Does the Herald sympathize with the Reyisssr Il
the comparative satisfaction with which Il would hav
contemplated Fremont's election! wcpresumc not
W The Register Is not justified BY any thin
which has appeared failed 10 appear in The Skssd
ard, in putting Us down - in favor Of specific du
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-06

~ The Register Is not justified BY any thing
which has appeared OF failed 10 appear in The ssd.
ard in putting Us down - in favor Of specific du-
ties, or Of Railroad to The Pacific By he genessl
government; We ars opposed 70 both. We sTs In
favor Of ad ealers~ taxatioa both IN The sesal and
State governments. and We VIII ne.ef abandon ths
principle We are in favor Of Railroad 10 he p
ciAc bit not b H. ssasel Sseevansat.
We ars also friend and supporter Il he admin
istzation Of Mr.. Bsshsaan; end, upon he vho's
snd especially - ar - the South b cooessned %
regard il q one Of the best and saisst tAs country
has ever had.
Dues the Rsoistsr understand q nowf
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

ean audience, that the "1rish heart was not devoid
Of those noble impulses which will lead him 10 the
side Of justice "-ifhe had not added-"wbere Is
sees his own rights respected and uuendanRered. !"
There should be some saving clause; free and un
reserved acknowledgment Of the we'll known gen.
erous impulses If the Irish heart would be far too
much to expect from any Black Republican.
But the Irish need no apoIogist; they need no
warrr, intellectual or otherwise TO defend either
their opinions or actions They ask no concessions
from the Dlak Republicans. They despise their
praise and their patronage. They are able, eminent
y able to defend themselves with any weupon
common among men. A pen for their opinions and
sword for their persons; and II any Of them lack
that internal light requisite to guide them 10 their
course. they will not light their taper at an Abolt-
ion torch-Of that be sure.
But must close this already extended epistlc.-
have alluded to the leading subjects Of this dis.
co irsc tf'iled Of its bject-wretchedly failed
N .SSachusetts would not sacrifice principle to ex.
pediency. Her eulOgists say she can do nothing
for herself alone. She has inaugcrated new and
extended system of naturalization. Therefore lei
the Black Republicans everywhere bear the respon-
sibihty as we'll as the honor Oft. So far am pro-
fOundly thankful to Massachusetts,. Her policy
may perhaps open the eyes OfthOse adopted citizens
who, forgetting their first love- forgetting that fine
old patriotic purity that gave them political being
were running after and embracing strange theories
and wOrsLipiug false gOdS. The adopted citizens
Of the North who have gone asray will return to tn,
Democratic fold. The true, staunch and intelligen
Democracy will rally and reinstate the North ono,
more high in the affections Of the great Democrat,
purity. That such may DO the case is the ferventl.
orthodox prayer Of WILD FRESHMAN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
Correspoudenee Of the Democrat.

COLouA, July 9th, 1859.
MEssRs EDITOEs Since the arrival Of the last
steamer. the European war has been the chief topic
III interest discussed ut this place. Long bearded
Frenchmrn. together with persOnS from other climes
assembled IN smsll groups, aud frum their gesticu-
Stations 1t could readily Le conjectured that they were
discussing s0me exciting t0pc,-t vas the news
that the brat battle between the Ausrians nnd the
armies Of France and Sardinia had been fought, in
which the latter had achieved q victory. In some
vi these groups were men who, few months since,
bitterly hostile u Louis Napoleon, but who are
nov among bis ~Armert admirers. IL would not
be surprising were they Ia call meetings sud raise
money To assist their friends IN the struggle
Whether this movement will be carried out or not,
Wme must tell bnt there is one thing that do
k~ow, and that is that the allied forces have the
Syml~thtes Of the entire people Of this vicinity in
their struggle with Austria
independence Day was. am sorry to say, allow
ed 10 pass without Our citizens making the least ex
crtiou " properly celebrate it. Most N them went
10 other places ~ spend the Fourth leaving the old
est town in the mountains with scarccly enough pa.
trOtsm 10 unfurl n tag.
Since penning the above lines zee that the Sac
ramentO Union, in ito issue Of to-day, has cleared
Col. Robertson. who is a candidate for Assembly
msu ON the Democratic ticket, from the charge of
being the author Of . communication signed "Colo
ma" relative to the sale Of the mineral lands pub
lished in that paper sometime since. If my rccol.
lection serves me, did not name any one of the
four nominees, but merely intmated that two of the
four had been charged with its authorship Such is
the fact We are satisfied that Col. r. has been un
Justly accused, and the disclaimer Of the Union will
give him many votes in this vicinity.
Yours, ECHO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

LOANS 70 TEE ElOHrIN0 PowERs.-From the news
from Europe. Il appears that Louis Napoleon asks
for loan Of 6oOOc,oOo francs (eloO, 900 ,OOol to
put into the market 81 Russia was SeO,0OO, OOOE
Besides these, there are In the market . loan for
Austria Of S30,000,O0O which hitherto she has been
unable TO sell, but has seized instead the metallic
currency OF the Austrian banks loan for Sardin.
tanning; = loan for Prussia Of 046,OOOOOO and =
loan for England in behalf Of India Tor $50 600
The total amount Of new loans Ia The mnrEet 4
S9sO.00O.0O0, besides over $40 900 900 900 ALREADY
due from these governments. The effect Of The
coAing war will be TO make them ell bankrupt
The annual interest on the debt Of England 10 $780,
100000. The annual expense Of her army and navy
Is 1857 ,600, 900. Her whole annual expense 10 SS4O
100000 Russia owes e9sO, 0OO, 600 and the annual
France is in q similar predicament. They will not
be able 10 pay the interest, and crash will take
place that will shake all EurOpe.-M ]. Tribune.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
For the Democrat.

KELSEY, July s, 1859.
NEssRs. RDIroRs: The citizens residing in Kelsey
Township, on the morning Of the 4th, raised Lber-
~ pole ut Louisville. from which 6oated our beau
tiiul Hag Of the free 10 commemorate the auniver-
Sary of our independence az a nation. Our worthy
friend DR.. Brooks. read the Declaration of Indepcn
dsnce amid the rejoiCings of large concourse Of
miners. whose hearts were OverHOwing with Joy,
patriotism and happiness. They showed their Ap.
probation Of the noble institutions of our country,
by celebrating the 4th becomingly Great credit is
due the Messrs. Stahl for their lberaty to all who
came to participate In the festivities. They spared
neither trouble nor expense 10 make all present hap
py. In the evening We had . social dance, and ct
an early hour We returned to our homes, highly
pleased with the days celebration.
Yours, RHW
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
ELAN & HOWEs.


WOOD AND. WILLOW WARE,
BROOSEs, PALS, TUBS, CHURNS,
Field Kegs, Irvine, Cordage, 60, &c.
No. 81 Clay st. door from Northwest Corner Front st.
SAN FRANCISCOs
WEbeg leave TO inform our friends and the public In
ready extensive stock, We prepared TO furnish
them with all sPticIes connected with the WOOD ANC
WILLOW WARE LINE at prices TO DEFY COMPETITION
In addition, We also keep complete assortment o
ROPE, CORDAGE AND TWINE,
Consisting 81 Manila, Hemp and Cotton Rope, Cotton nC
Linen Sewing Machine and Wrapping TwInes, kE., &C.
Traders respectfully invited 70 call and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, Ms they will hnd
larger asSOrment and nj lower prices, tsn st any oe
House In the city. fC.l3- 3misl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
4. II. w.

POPULATION or ILLlXom-The population Of hi
nois y estimated BY the Chicago Time at $50 600
The Times thinks thai at the Presidential election
Of 1854 Illinois will have ninsteen electoral votes
She has row bHt eleveu There ID no doubt that, in
population, Illinois Is now the fourth State in the
Union. II will be close run between Indiana aud
Virginia for The fifth pOailiOn.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

II Is stated that our government has been officially
informed Of the neutral attitude assumed BY Eng.
land and Prussia In the war. and diplomatic or.
cular will be issued declaring our position 70 be one
disconnected from oil complication with The bel
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
TO THE INTERIOR MERCHANTS
And Others Interested.


PROPkIETORs TIKI
Pioneer Coffee and Spice Mills,
Established, May 1853,
No. 1873 Front Street. ........... San FrAncisco
VTOULD call the attention Of those residing In the In.
~ The State, to their Brand Of eudrr,
styled VIM. II. DOvEE cos FAMILY COFFEE, (eaci,
package bearing their samp) put up in n iaprrS, -
h In case; alHo, for Hotels and RPNauraufH n papsTS
no n The increased demand Tor til, brand has In
duced TO make Hucl arrangements will enable u. to
furnish hereafter n truly CHOICE ARTICLE or COFFEE
not TO be surpassed. II euae In this market and those
who desrous Of enjoying the luxury Of extra fine
cup Of Coffee may rely upon doing they will purchase
our brand Of Family Coffee.
The conditions We oerre-if does not prove as rep
resented, return the BY re-bbpnet and draw upon
Us for all the expenses Incurred.
We anxious to introduce this Brand throughout tie
Interior Of the State and determined spare pains
to make II desirable Family Coffee Satisfied that there
those who willing to pay reasonably FUR price for
the same.
We shall continue manufacture the Rio Coffee under
the NJ Pioneer Mills and customers mny rely upon
Its being OF the same uniform quality - heretofore.
Our brand Of Fresh California Ground Spires avora
bly, known, shall continue 10 furnish ut the lowest
ket price, In IN glass and and 10 n cans.-tGGi"3nl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

T1E "NOISH CARRIERs," McCann 4 Bradshaw,
entitled to our thanks for the latest Atlantic and
European newspapers, pictOriaL and magazines.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

ICE.>~We are under many obligations to friend
F. Mccoy for generous supply Of ice during the
| week
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

We are indebted to our venerable friend, Uncle
Jones' OF Wells. Fargo Cos Express, for many
hVoFS done u during the past week.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
STOLEN.

TNRoM the cabin Of the undsraignud, on Chunk Canes.
II ON the 18th lust, Pocket Book Containing THREE
NOTES. " Wit One note Of hand drawn By Geo. Lssk IN
favor Of Phineas Harlow far the Of about eIbQ o.
dated Ia October 1896 for elVO ~, dated In NOVem-
Der 1884, drawn AbOve sad nF ASO %, drawn In
favor ~ PReAs Harlow BY jOhA D WAAsOn, datsd May
26h 1859 All persOcs cautioned not negotiate for
either Of tbs above Notes. EBpuyment 81 the same has
been stopped. PllINEAS HARLOW.
Placervillr, June 18th, 1s59.--lsUl