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FURTHER BY THEsTEAmER NOVA scoTIAN

New YoRK, JAM %. The European mails by the
Nova Scotian arrived here this morning and were
forwarded South by the morning train.
The retirement of Count Walewski from the
French Cabinet, the probable failure of the Euro
pean Congress and the unsettled and threatening
state of affairs in Italy the topics that chiefly
occupied public attention in England as well as on
the Continent.
The appointment of Marshal Mcmahon to the
command of the French army of occupation in
Italy, 10000 men) was regarded in diplomatic
circles as sign of warlke complications, and
considerable apprehension was felt lest the deter
mined policy Of the Pope, supported by Austria
in insisting upon the restoration Of the Romagna
should lead to a renewal of hostties in italy
Adrices received at Madrid from Morocco state
that portion of the Spanish army had advanced
some distance towards Letuan without meeting
any resistance from the Moors.
General Zabala had entirely recovered from his
recent severe illness, and had resumed his com
mand In the Spanish army.
On the 4th instant 1000 cavalry and an equal
number CT infantry of the Moorish army attacked
the Spanish in the valley of Mcgee, but after a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

An HONORABLE Active refer to the card pub
lished by Jefferson Fire Company No. %, called
forth by tile act of Lieut.. Mark l.. Moore, of the
Fourth District Police who after arrestng the MUIR
dcrer of one Of its members, presented to the com
pany the reward which it had offered for the
criminals apprehension. This conduct is as COM
mendable as unusual, but is only characteristic of
this efficient and heightened chief officer of the
Fourth District police.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

PRoF. VEGAS SECOND CH1LDRES's BALI.-Prof.
Vegas, the accomplished and successful professor
of the art of dancing, announces another of those
pleasant events, being his second Children's Fancy
Dress Ball for this season, which will come off at
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday, February 10th.
We need say nothing of the delightful character of
these reunions of young and old for the whole
public has become familiar with and entirely
annreciateS them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

LECTURE NOTICE. - Tomorrow evening Prof.
Richard will deliver free lecture on the French
language at the Bible House, 163 Camp street.
These lectures very interesting and instructive
and ensure appreciation of the Professors
improved method of teaching French.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

MEssRs. BgARn, PIrrs 4 GAsDsER saarH win sell
his day al lo o'clock. No 81 Common street. very
nl assortment Of fancy costumes suitable
for balls and soirees Catalogues be ebaned Of the
tionsefs. - 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

THE BUSYAN TABLEAux.-This series of beauti
full paintings is still exhibition at Armory Hail.
and we presume will be for such considerable time
as will enable the large number Of citizens who
are anxious to see so famous work to have peep
at them, aud follow out the illustrated wanderngs
of Bunyan's immortal Epilgrim. An evening
cannot be better spent than in visiting this beauti
fnl and Interesting exhibition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

BOARD or CURR.scY.-We have received from
Hon. j.. Jay Lane copy Of the Report of the
Board of Currency to the Legislature of the State
Of Louisiana.
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ST. CHARLES" Cloud and Sunshine" will be
repeated tonight, followed by n farce, "sasher
aud Crasher,n by DeBar and Scallan
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NEW ORLEANS IN DANGER or CAPTURE BY
THE AEoLITIoMTSTS

The editor Of The New York Evening Post, who
is fellow Of infinite humor, 2 yentiIates some
Abolition gas, after this fashion:
II the popular feeling at the North be not an
peased ~ IMMEDIATE concessions ard guarantees
q future good conduct given by tile slave states.
the decree of dissolution 81 the Union NAV be
passed. The free States may decline To i've a11y
longer under Government administered Ia mart
by the representatives Of o semi barbarous por,s.
iatlon, and may insist upon division Of the REGION
which now forms our Republic. this Is done
most assuredly the lion will take the lions share.
Al the territories, every inch Of them Will be ours
Ours will be the Potomac, with both its banks
from the springs to where the Chesapeake widers
into the sea. Ours will be the entire Mississfupi.
with broad belt on each Of its borders, ana tfe
islands at its mouth. Ours will be Northern and
western Texas and the entire Pacific coast
W-h-o-y! What chap to play Drag on west
ern steamboat The mouth of the Mississippi,
with all the islands, (ncuding Cuba y to be seized
BY the Abolitionists, and New Orleans not ID be-
consulted about it at all "A certain Engliahrnan
came here several years ago, backed BIZ al army
Of soldiers, with like intentions, ON the mouth or
the Mississippi He neue. ,cest back aqain; and
the Mississippi rolled on into the Gulf as resistIess
and free as ever. We advise the Black Republicans
TO take warning BY his example.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

WASHINGTON BASE BALL CLuB.-At meeting
of this Club held on the 18th Instant, Mr. H. n.
jenkins was elected President; F. 1. Fisher, Vice
President; F. Echholz Secretary and VIM. Ladde,
Traasurar
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP MOSES TAYLOR
The United States steamship Moses Taylor, Capt.
Griffin, arrived on Saturday evening from New
York via Havana. Her log furnishes the following !:
January alst, latitude 30:07, longitude 77:I7,
spoke British bark Britannia of Sunderland, forty.
five days from Carthagena, bound to Doboy
January 25th, P. NJ, passed steamer Habana,
hound tn Havana
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JOHN Toms GEEAT ANNUAL SALE is to be con-
week longer and during that time his splendid and
fashionable dress silks Paris robes velvet and cloth coas
millinery etc. will be sold at reduction See his
advertisement.
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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER NOVA scoT1AN
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CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
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We beg our numerous patrons and the pub
lie that have removed from 1874 Canal street to the above.
named eomm0dl0ns building which we have fitted and fur
nished in suitable style, with tho
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FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN OIL.
PHOTOGRAPHS. Life Size made bv the nav so5,.ReAx
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PHOTOGRAPHS all sizes untouched.
fhoiodhAfHs Painted In Water colors
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Daguerreotypes Anbro
DAGuERREorYpEs taken q deceased person, -,
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ApPREHEsaoss OF ANOTHER WAR m ITALY.
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A COLLISION WITH SARDINIA APrREHEsDEr
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TEtEoRAPHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
$50
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER NOVA scOTIAN.
APPREHEEsI0Ns OF ANOTHER WAR IN ITALY.
THE WAR WITH MOROCCO.
ANOTHER BATTLE--sPANIsH VICTORIOUS.
The Pope Alarmed at walewski's Retirement.
ASSEMBLING OF THE SACRED coLLEG
--------.4
INCREASE OF THE NEAPoLITAN ARMY.
COLLISION WITH SARDINIA APPREHEsDEp
AUSTRIA REFUSES TO NEGOTIATE.
THE SALE OF vENETIA PROPOSED
A--
Later Intelligence from India and China.
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releaa4pHro TO ral NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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lar TEE NATIONAL AID AMERICAN IIrrs.I
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OF THE SACRED co1LEGz
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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ANOTHER BArTLE--spAN1sH VICTORIOUS.
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INCREASE OF THE NEAPoLrTAN ARMY.
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The Pope Alarmed at wslewsd's Retirement.
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THE WAR WITH MOROCCO.
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Later Intelligence from India and China

THE SALE or vENErIA rRoFosEr
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

A HUMBUG.-The Bee has the following
Dispatch from Genoa, dated June 9th:
The expressman, J. n. Parker, from Mono
vile, Walker river, has just arrived here. he
having left Monoyille at o'clock Yesterday
morning. He reports the cause Of the late
Indian excitement thereon or about Nav
Slst-to be altogether different from what
was at first supposed. The man Farnsworth.
II Will be remembered, reported that his
Three partners had been killed and himself
BADLY wounded by Indians. Upon investi-
cation it appears that he (Farnsworth) mur-
u'red man named Hume, from San Fran
cisco, and robbed him of between $500 aud
$1,000.
A party determined to go out to the re-
ported scene of slaughter and investigate the
matter and find and bury the bodies. They
requested Farnsworth to accompany them
ne refused, upon the ground that he was too
severely wounded to ride. They proceeded
without him, and on their return examined
,"e person of Farnsworth and discoV cred that
ne was not wounded
ihey found the body of Hume, which was
uadiy mutiated, having been shot through
'he heart stabbed in the back and the head
cut Off The head was not found. 1t was
fingers
Farnsworth was taken into custody, but
Saped night before last
Mr' Parker says the Indians appear to be
pvaeeaoly inclined, and no fears are now en-
,"ihed by the whites there Of Indian ag
s.eSsion Times are lively on Walkers river,
N"u 'ne miners are generally doing we'll
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
Impending War between England and
France and China.

The following is an extract from letter
received in San Francisco by the clipper ship
RenOwn, from a gentlemen at Hongkong:
HoNeKoNe, April II, 1860.
Since the 30th ult., the political aspect of
affairs has continued to darken, and nothing
can be more unsatisfactory than the intelli-
gence herewith transmitted. 1t is known,
now that both the English and French sent
an ultimatum to the Peking Cal met, the
terms Of which where as mild as circumstan
ces would possibly admit Of The reply to
this was due on the 9th instant 1t was pret.
ty generally rumored that pacific reply had
been determined upon. These rumors are
much strengthened from the fact becoming
known that the French had received large
sum of money from the Canton authorities
say about two millions of dollars. Both the
French and British military Commanders,in-
Chief repaired to Shanghae to await the re-
ply of the Chinese Government Upon its
receipt, the former hurried back to Hong
Kong 1t was repellant and hostile-more
than flat refusal. The last hope of a pa
eihc solution is therefore at an end.
The British Commander iu Chief has gone
TO Chusan to make the needful arrangements
for the reception of the troops The French
force is still behindband but every effort that
energy or ingenuity can devise, is being put
in force to facilitate matters, and to antici-
pate all conceivable contingencies
The receipt of so large a sum Of money by
the French, consequently remains an enigma.
The policy of the Peking Cabinet continues
virtually an abandonment of the
Empire and a concentration of all available
means of resistance in the neighborhood of
the Capital.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
1laiIg Vatlonal 1rntottat.
Letter from Placer COUNTY.
DAMASCUS, June 5th. Is

DAMASCUS, June 5th, 1860.
EDIToR DEMOCRAT Il have forgotten how
nv subscription stands for the DEMocRAr. 1
therefore forward you 81 so. 1 believe the
plan proposed in Congress tlis session. to
make it compulsive on the part of publishers
to insert the names of their subscribers whose
terms of subscriptions expire a week after
their last weekly issue, is a good one. Scarce
" any one thinks of making an entry for the
different papers they order, and therefore are
not aware of the time their papers are sus-
pended. Such law might bear hard on
such journals as the New York Tribune that
has a circulation Of over two hundred thous.
and; but | believe the majority of newspa-
pers in the United States would be benefited
by doing so.
In politics, there is nothing very exciting.
Sometimes we hear an argument on popular
sovereignty and Dred Scottish. The Ne
braska bill and popular sovereignty allow the
people of Territory to do as they please in
establishing their own domestic institutions
md the Dfeu OcObI ueclSloH huOckS lnuJ liD-
sr,v into cooked hat. From this cause most
If the disputes arise. Many think man
can not be politically honest who endorses
both. For my part, can see no consistency
in supporting two antagonistie measures
Senator Brown of Mississippi, is more explicit
lie saws he 'neither wants to cheat nor to be
cheated and for his part decides to go for a
slave code for the Territories. If popular
sovereignty means nothing at all, and one
man out of ten thousand settlers can, under
the Supreme Court Decision, trample under
foot the will of 9,999, the sooner we know it
the better.
Buchanan throws off the mask, and very
politely informs us, "That the Constitution of
its own force, carries slavery into every Ter
ritory of the United States" How any free
States can exist under such a Constitution
Mr.. Buchanan fails to inform us, but he
leaves no room for two opinions about the
Territories. Objectionable as the Presidents
message is, it is easily understood by all, and
those who do not endorse it can openly op-
pose it, and give their reason for it, on the
ground that it is opposed to all principles of
fairness and honesty. DAMASCUS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

RETURN OF CAPrvE-The St. Joseph
MOI Gazette of last month, says: George
Bru6aker, citizen of Lancaster county, Pa.
reached st. Joseph on his way home lie was
captured 10y band of Camanches while on
his way to California in 1916, thirteen wears
ago, and has just escaped from them. There
were but three of the party captured alive,
George Richardson, of Schuylkill, and Peter
DENY OF Dauphin county, Pa, who were
afterwards burnt at the stake for attempting
to escape from the sayages After becoming
acquainted with the language and habits of
the Indians, he was made a medicine man,
and in that capacity did great deal of good
among them, preaching to them, and has sue
ceeded in converting over two hundred to
the Christian religion. 1t was only after the
most solemn promises that he would return
that they allowed him to depart, and he will
go back as soon as he has seen his family,
who have mourncd him for years as dead
lie lectured last night to a number of our
citizens in the N. ). Presbyterian church.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
SAN FRANCISCO. Jnne I'll

Mr.. Finney the agent, telegraphs to Gen.
Clarke that the Pony Express will leave this
city as usual on Friday next
Judge Terry to day made motion for
change of venue in the Fourth District Court
alleging prejudice existing against him on ac
count of his arrest by the Vigilance Commit
tee, he cannot obtain a fair trial in San Fran
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

HONEY LAKE VALLEy.-A correspondent of
the Plumas STANDARD, writing from Honey
Lake under date of May 2Sth, says:
The Indian excitement is still raging with
undated violence Since the burning of the
houses in the lower end of the valley there
has been general stampede of the women
and children most of them emigrating to In
dian and American Valleys. Those remain
ing have, generally, taken refuge in the forts
that have been constructed recently; whilst
few ladies have refused to leave their
homes, declaring that the men were easier
frightened than the women.
The Black Rock boys have all arrived in
safety. They think there are but few Indians
IN TINS part Of the country, most of them be-
ing assembled at Pyramid Lake for the pur-
pose of making big fight Captain Jack
b!rd started on the war.path, this morning,
", win company of about thirty volunteers.
lhey intend cooperating with the detach-
ments from Carson and Washoe, and give the
lng'nes a complete drubbing-"a eonsuma-
tlon devoutly to be wished" as the "Indiau
troubles have completely prostrated all kinds
Of business
j., This state of things cannot last long, at
there are troops enough on their way here, tc
insure the safety Of the Valley.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
HUNTER & CO.'S
VERY JUSTLY CELEBRATED
MANZANETA BITTERS.
EOIne Manufacture,

stsz IF YOU WANT TO DRINK an exceed 80,
SYcaingy pleasant and healthy Tonic, and at NYSa
@3HA The same time -s4n@-
Encourage Home Manufacture,
Try this splendid article. Il has never been advertls
ed and Is comparatively new, but its own merits have
caused II to become WIDELY KNOWN ard 50 IMMENSE
LY POPULAR that the thousand and enc kinds of TRASH
imported and PuRPORTiNG to be imported from the
States and palmed of the ths public as GOOD
HEALTHY BTTERs, are being driven from the market
Nearly all old California miners are acquainted with
the virtue Ia the MANzANErA bush, from EXPERIENCE,
besides which, II has been pronoun ed TO contain rare
edical properties, by Of the first physicians and
chemists Of the age, and the public that IL
has lost nothing In the compound. Aside from IT, ons
Of the principal Ingredients being CALIFORNIA WINE.
HUNTER CO., Sole Proprietors,
Market street, San Francisco.
HaVing been appointed Sole Agent In
Marysvle for the above excellent and celebrated ar
tice, am happy TO inform my friends and the public
generally that am prepared to supply the demand,
LOT any quantity at ONE REGULAR PRIcR according to
the amount purchased.
HENRY RERNs,
No burton Ale House.
Corner Third and d streets,
Apo-om Opposite st Nicholas Hotel.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

"CAN AN ETHIOPIAN CHANGE HIS SKIN p
The Eutala (Alabama) Spirit states that there
Is an old negro pilot on one of the Chatta-
hoochee river steamers, whose skin is chang
ing from jet black to the fairest white
His neck and arms so far down as his fingers
are OF smooth soft, delicate whiteness, that
would rival that of the tenderest and purest
Circassian. His lips are of as soft, ruddy hue,
and his face and body beginning to show the
same radical, wonderful change.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

The FAIR AT OAKLAND.-Th Alameda
County Fair is in full blast at Oakland. 1t
was announced that yesterday the annual ad'
dress would be delivered by ex-Gov' Weller;
also that on that day the races would COM
mence and furthermore, that there would be
a trial of reapers on the farm of Harry LIN
den.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
SAHNSEVAIN'S
FIRST PREMIUM
Native California Wines.

TENHE undersigned desire to inform the trade that
a they bottling some of their best Calfor-
mia Wine, vintage Of 81 from their celebrated VINE
YARD OF Ell ALSO AT Los ANGELES.
Consumers Of California Wines, desirOus OF obtain
ing superior article of NATIVE WINES, will please
give our wines trial as comparison will satisfy
any one Off superiority over other wines purportng
to be from Los Angeles
We beg to assure our customers that they may rely
upon obtaining, heretofore, genuine articles,
prsng-
Superior California White Wine;
Angelica;
Port Wine;
" Claret
Sparkling California Champagne
Country dealers can send their orders to any Of the
city Jobbers.
DEPor-No. 03 Montgomery street.
sp24-sm Is sAtNsEvATN BIOS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
Spetial Notites.
MRS. WINSIOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which greatly ia
cate the process Of teething by softenng the gums,
reducing all inHamaton--wi allay all pain, and is
sure 10 regulate the bowels Depend upon IL mothers
VII give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants Pefeety safe in all cases See adver-
user'eh' III another column. may4-1y
Hhe Medical ana Surgical InStitute OF
Dr. l.. j. CzAPKAY is already secured In a positiop
which places 1t, as well its proprietor, far above
the assaults of envy and professional malice In the
schools Of France the highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners in this department OF Medical
science, and they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position in the profession. Rcord Is an ustrious ex
Rmple shining light among the philosophical stars Of
his age In Europe and Dr. Czapkay has fully equaled
him in this country, as proof Of which, the pbila.
dephia College Of Medicine complimented him with
Diploma and the honorary dd euadonl degree se
lectng this as his field Of operation although qualified
graduate OF the University of Pesth and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army,
for more extended labors, Dr. L. j. Czapkay has bent
his earnest attention to the cure Of chronic aud pri
vate diseases in which he has become so great an ex-
pert that he is regarded as the LEADER in this
braIch Of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals. The Doctors Offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute on Sacramento street. corner OF
edeslorf, nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
cinc Mail Steamship Company.
e2B We ask particular attention of our readers to
the certificates of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper. mch3O.sm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
9eut advertisements.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
No more Explosions by Fluid Or
Camphene.
A Protection of Life and Propertv.

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SBURNING FLUID .Bya Chemical Process tbe
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Fluid and Uamphene is refined and rendered os SAFE
to tallow or oil, without changing its color or
niuring its burning qualities. 1t is used in the com
mon Fluid and Camphene Lamps
Prep ired solely, in this State, by D. c SMITH.
This important article is for sale Wholesale and Re-.
tail by
J. s. BAR1IAN,
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Glassware, Table Cutlery, OILS, &c. M. 81 FIRST
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
Oregon Election.

YREKA, June 7th.
Jackson county-Congress, G. X Shell,
$50; David Logan, Ala. Josephine county
Shell 298; Logan 1877.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

g.. lHE R BIeAMY CAsE.-The fellow arrested in
oa1. ca1 francisco for bigamy and who at present
Sais i,s himself Frank Durand-though he has
,ba M a a dozen other names, has been sent to
SSe e court of Sessions in that city, on two
suarges one for bigamy and the other for
SIullng. For the first charge bail was
'A'a a. $1,000, and for the second at $500.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

WIN. II. DAILY, Esq:
DEAR SIR:-Your "ARoMATIO VALLEY wHIS-
KY"is received and, after careful examination, 1
find 1t to be pure article, entirely free from the
adulterating ingredients so frcqeuntly used.
JANRs J. MAPEs, Analytical Chemist.