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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

IT is thought that the cave in FL Dorado will
be ready to be thrown open to visitors ON Monday
May l4ih; but Of this, due notice will be given
Norkmen are NOW Engaged iu draining the water
out ot the lake, aud otherwise lifting 1t for the
reception Of guesis.-Ddity Bee.
Wonder if it will be painted inside. and
ornamented with glnss pendants? 1t viii
doubtless he thoroughly renovated aud re-
hted.' Old dame nature, the present pre-
siding genius Of the place. should certainly
be turned out of doors. The lake should be
druined. ty all meuns ALSO all the rough
corners Of the cave should be knocked oil :
they might tear the ladies dresses 1t would
be good idea, too. to whitewash some OF
those columns. 1t is suid that they begin to
show age The flowers around the entrance
need not he removed. They are already al
mos, as pretty ns artieiils! A little digging
up Of The ground. and construction OF few
gravtlled walks to- and from the cave, would
be an Improvement and give to the scene
quite u Civilized appearance.
We heard Of wealthy man once, who
""N ii'uS :" 'Nituho - ItuuilllS, hNu WIZ
greatly enhanced the beauty of fine resi-
dence he had purchased, by cutting down an
odious natural growth Of tall hickory trees,
aud planting in their stead splendid lot :
rs he termed it. of imported locusis They
cost him good deal of money. aud added
greatly to the value Of his homestead. To
use his own language. them loeuses" presen-
ted "a very picturesque appearance" 1t /,
worth while for men To have money, wher
they know So we'll how to use it. Now d
poor man would of course have been
compelled to allow that hickory grove to
stand, and Them locuses" would never have
adorned and civilized the place. We have
no doubt, that that cave in III Dorado, 10y the
expenditure of a few thousand dollars. can
Ge made to look very "p ctuIe.sque," indeed.
Mr. Gwynn Of this city, We believe. has an
interest in the cave in question. lie is man
of taste and cultivation. aud We are pretty
certain that this ludicrous business of trying
to improve nature is none Of his work.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

Ok the night of April 10Th. at Scranton,
Penn, J. d. Adams. editor Of the Scranton
Herald, was mohbed. together with his en-
ployers. by party of men from Dunmore.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

ST. ncnINoo.-On the sth April severe
shock of an earthquake occurred at the Is
land of st Domingo. At ST. Marks the
shock DESTROYED seyeral buildings.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
VInGGytA Cry. Nav 8th. !

lhGlNlA NlIli play Gun, lSOU.
Last night most horIid massacre was Der.
petrated 10y the Indians below the q eat
bend of the Carson. Mr. j. Williams arrived
at Buckland's. near the bend, aud gave in
formation of the murder of his two truthers
and five other men ut the same hour, and the
burning of the house after or during the per
petration of this shocking hutchering. On
his way up. Mr. Williams called at two othe.
houses on the opposite side Of the river The
doors were open. but loud calling. though at
II short distance failed to induce any signs OF
life about the premises lie supposes all
were murdered They number suule twelve
or thirteen more. The Indians are about
five hundred strong and all mounted. They
pursued him to within six miles o. Buck
lands, and gave up the chase.
The Pony Express dispatched three horses
and riders, and through them we have re
ceived the dreadful intelligence. Mr. j. Bar
lOles, aud j. ii. Smith brought the news.
A arly of seventeen. that left here this
day for the Pyramid. were met at Alillers
station, ten miles from here. They were no.
titled OF the act aud have stopped for the
night. 1t is to he feared that Bucklnnd ssla
tiun may he attacked to night. Efforts are
making here now to go to the relief of border
settlers, and bring them in also tor the re-
lief OF the stations. Much excitement pre-
walls,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

STOCKTON CRY ELEcrlox.-The election
at Stockton for city officers, was held on
Monday and resulted in the complete triumph
of the Citizens ticket. over the buchanan
ticket. E'cry candidate on the Citizens
ticket was elected. The officers elect, M,
Mayor Z. S. Holden Marshal. Ben. Sanhorn
Collector, V. NJ Peyton; Assessor W. r
jefferson; Councilmen, A. B. Raynor, j. B
houche, Geo. Gray, S. Starbuck. J. p. d
Wilkins. I. Strout. Moses Savory. 7. j.
Keys. Henry Huffman George Ladd The
argus says: we look upon this victory not in
the nature of political one, but as a fitting
reluke to the mode and manner in which the
Convention system is conducted in Stockton
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

QuEar. Tile subteraneau rocks in The new
cave in El Dorado are lime stone. Would it
be proper to call those rocks sublime or
moi
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

The Pacific Sentinel Of May 4ih. snys: the
work of constructing the telegraph from
Watsonville 10 SAN Juan is rapidly progress
ing and in a few weeks more the " Tres will
be in working order. The people of Monte
rey, we learn. intend to extend the line to
their town. as soon as the contractors finish
the san Juan line. We are not 'vised as to
what steps are to be taken 10y the Santa Cruz
stoekhollers
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

TnE cultivation Of The ounce is likely to
be eminently successful in the vicinity Of
Columbia. Tuolnmne county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

RECENTLY, at Topeka, Kansas, Deputy U.
S. Marshal Arms was shot dead 10y man
named Ritchie, while attempting to arrest
him for the robbery Of the post office
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

lN the Sacramento District Court, Maria
Chathed asks for divorce from her husband
Charles Chattield.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

Inr Over and Mail stage with dates from
st Lonls to the l6th ull., arrived at Fresno
city on Tuesday morning
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

ON the lst a little boy of Mrs. Hall of
stevens Bar, Tuolumne county, was scolded
to death 10y no. coffee 0'SO
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

MASSACRE BY INDIANS AT THE GREAT BEND
OF THE CAEsoS.-We find in the Sacramento
STANDARD Of wednesday. the following tee-
graphic dispatches relative to "a massacre of
whites by the Indians in Western Utuh
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
EXCITEMENT INcnEAsGxn.

$50 ?. M.-A Company to re enforce Capt
Leonards company, statt tonight at twelve
o'clock. A company Of scouts consisting q
thirteen, start for the Nevada District at II
o'clock. There will he a comp,ny of mount.
ed men leave carly in the morning.
Funds to the amount of $500 have beer
raised and are rapidly increasing
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
DIED.

At knights Handing. Yo1o CO., the morning OF
NJ Q hCapt. H. Updeer9fT, ot lnlanmatoiy hheu ,
mdtism. Capt. UpdegraH was formerly member oI
IA California Legislature, and US u man he was UNI
versay respected.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
FOURTH DIsPATcH.

or. M.-The Indians engaged in the mur-
der ure the Carson division Of the Pah Utes
100 in number, hut wee re en- forced by Btu
more. They are under command of Captain
Ham, notorious rascal They are now
about 25 miles from here. Vounteers are
enrolling, and a subscription is open to dc
FRAY EXPENSES
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
RoDBNG THE STAGE.-rhe Stockton Argus
of Tuesday publishes the following letter:

of Tuesday publishes the following letter.
CHINESE CANT. May 7. 1860.
MtSsrs Wells, Fargo d Co.. Stockton -
The box on the Oak Fht stage this morning
was broken open hy three men, who stopped
the stage ON the hil coming down from Oak
Flat, about one mile this side of the Flat.
We don't know how much was in the box.
There Is one wny-hill come down with $3.50
on It, We think that is all, though there
might have been more way-hills. Will send
you more particulars Tomorrow.
IN greut haste
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
WHEN YOU GO TO SAN FRANCISCO
YOU SHOULD
SELECT A HOTEL

WHERE YOU WILL FIND EVERY WISH
w grati6ed,
Where your rooms are always neat and clean.
Where your Beds are always soft and sweet,
Where the Table is furnished with the St in the mar
ket.
Where the Culinary Department is clean and whole.
some,
where you will find the servants always polite.
Where yon will f'cl perfectly at me,
where every wish is anticipated and gratiaed.
Where you live better than at any other Hotel
Where your lyou will always find satisfactory.
where you will find FIRST class Hotel,
Where their charges are most favorable.
Such Hotel you viii find
THE INTERNATIONAL,
On Jackson ST, above Montgomery.
JOHN J. HALEY, PROPRIETOR.
the International Coach and Carriage will always
oe IN od readiness 70 convey you 10 the Hotel -.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
SECOND DIsPArcu.

M,-A committee of five has been an
pointed consisting of Col Whitman, Lance
Nightingale. Geo. Ashe. Henry Meredith and
Capt. Johns, to make arrangements for form
ing company OF volunteers and scouts to
pro' ect settlers. and warn parties in the
mountains near the desert Of their danger.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

ARnEsrs Henry Ryer was arrested, yes
terday, ON a charge of peddiing without Ii
cense.
Mrs. Colyer was drunk and disorderly.
and kicking up row generally in her neigh
borhood. yesterday. On the complaint Of
her husband. she was taken in charge ty a
policeman and lodged in the Station House
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
THIRD DIsPArcH.

Capt Leonards company from San Juan
OF II men, have gone on to BucklAnds to-
night, to defend that station.
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GAS Meters An exchange papers gives the
following timely advice to gas consumers: 'sThe
time has arrived when a little attention paid to
gas meters will save world of trouble when cold
weather attacks them. II people would pay as
much attention to these Indispensable articles as
they ordinarily do to bushel Of potatoes or
barrel OF apples, no trouble would be experienced
box to inclose the meter, with lining of straw
or rags, or sawdust, even an old bed Quilt
wrapped and tied around 1t will keep the frost
away and save the temper Of the household on
many otherwise trying occasions There Is no
more disagreeable adjunct to housekeeping than
to go home at MI ht and find the gas frozen up and
a sickly tallow dip stuck in a rambler lighting
the suPper.tabe. Ifupright men may be excused
Tor indulging In profanity on any occasion this 10
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and protect your metersn
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BY CLEARy&GREEN, AuotIoneers.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF sfocK. GRAIN
I've - vEsEWTas5ss: W.nds:: FihRNISs iI iMFkEMESr., CAR
to the estate Of tho ists p.HuS c.sst
sATURbSY. q ,i6.h ard 18th Of Novsmher peIt ext
DARIUS Clsss dsces.sd a 4 osocS q .ns me- o.
the Seventh street turnpike, ithe isg on the road
city ali Of the PefsoEa EGeet. Sson.ins @ uE0 To ths
said deceased, consisting In part Of
se1osiisns uS % Mich & Goa cows SarTssi asif.1 Horses
g asys.t asFs M.sans MSTiis Nss, VIE o,s ., ,o,
s. s% Emf Il; q IS sas
"' sets Of eo%piese HaPass.. sqa q harnes'' Vas
Moving Machine, Horse Rakes, Rollers,
Cutting 81 Gorn aRSa COB s9S
Rstss oss SsisSoSJ. sSoSsI. %ss.. ai. RF
WAGON Rodies, Harness Raoks, Sleeves,
Mbhsst Nas Soy thss Cradles.
With large lot n Of ether Implements, too nu.
aorsa msapes "f qsdSin. tS rHWstfn WSs..
sos bushels Of s1osIlsns Potssoes. 0 s.''s' nay
~ a25 s..t. Ss5 s!s Of Fl liSs Sof9; csI.,, Pa
Large lot Of hne Cabbage. go. -.
hsrSe M.rn lot OF stIaw Sos AID I Long Fodder. zor
iauss iCs iSs%ffSSc of Sc. g s.s ssiss sssh -
The HOUSEHOLD t.iT; tE.FiTf;Ecrs, consisting in
rtanO. StOO 6no cover MahOgany SOfa.
Mshogany ParoT Chairs, Rocker, DO,
DO Bedstead, Wardrobe and Ruresu
DO rbfe@top, Centre. and other Tables
Patent Sick ohalT. GIlt And Bronze Can5eiabras.
2Parlor Window Curt. ins and Ornaments
Large 9t Prime Gesse Feathers. in Beds, Boisters
ExcsIsns Wits oursd Hair Msstress.s, e g s'2 z.
= Do Par,or, cha bs-. and Hn Car pets.
Toilet Sets Mirrors, shuck and Cotton Nj sttrssses
Blankets. Comforts. Quilts, Linen Sheets and
Reds,ead;, Ysshstends. Bureaus, Chairs, b..
Cooking. Radiator. Hall. and Chamber Stoves,
2Andlrons. Shovel and Tohss, Tenders, and Fire
Dining. Hall, and Chamber Tables, 80 sr#.ta.
Handsome plated Tea Set and Castors, s
Silvsr Spoons. Lsdies, and Forks .r rs
Otlcl 10Th, Cocoa. and Straw Mating. .r,... . IL
China. Glass, and Crockery Ware, .-,.
Together with large and excellent assortment OF
Kitchen, Pantry, and Dairy Wares.
Terms { sale: All Sums under $50 cash: over
Sy, credit OF 2, 4. and months Will be given In
all casss notes must be satisfactorily endorsed
beafing interest. and made pay able at some ba II
In the CITY of Washington e =. =
10 We desire TO call partlculsr attention to the
above sale5 1t 10 by far the most interesting sa
that has ever taken place IN this vicinity
Omp pIbuses will start for the place of sale on The
morning OF each day at 9 O'Clock from the door ol
the Auctioneers on 9th street. near the ayenue
w. II. CLAGETT, Adminlstrator
oc 2-dtd CLEARY GREEN Aucts
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:, iLF In the town Of Ludlow, Mass, there Is
living soldier Of Napoleon. past eighty years Of
age, named George Hynes. He entered the Frenc h
army In ll95, then not quite fifteen, and continued
a soldier till near the close of the Russian cam.
paign He was repeatedly wounded He ught
at AusteTlitz, Leipsic, Marengo and Borodino.
ne was present as cavalry soldier at the terri ole
crossing Of the bridge Of Lodi-was wounded in
the engagement and three Of his brothers slain
he attended Napoleoni In his ex pedition to Egypt
ana with painful interest recalls the siege of Acre
the forced march across the burning sands of the
desert. the thirst and hunger experienced. and
the diminishing with the Mamelukrs that ever
harassed their flank and rear He was with the
french army upon its entrance into Moscow, but
disneartened. and seeing nothing but disaster be-
fore him, with thrty-nve others left the service.
and finally arrived In this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-02

IL The NeapOlitan army fought well at the
battle Of Voltnrno. Ii II said that they were stung
Into valor by the sarcasms on their cowardice
which have been floating through Europe One
OF these was attributed to King Ferdinand, who,
when bis son asked permission to chang. the uni-
isr n.a 2, 'ns s army RON tne BIl,sh scarlet to the
them In red. or dress them In white.just a. You
hke-fhsy tofH rxa away jHst tAs same ~ -
SuPRRIoKIrY OF AMERICAN SHIPs.-The eli pper
ship Lig htning, built by Donald Mckay, in Boz
ton, Mass for Bain's lins between Liverpool and
Australia, has beaten every ship on that route In
IA voyaees out and back, her average time was
only ~ days, the shortest passage being 63k days
the longest 50 days. The American built ship
HE'D Jacket Is also very fast, and 10 In the same
line In IL voyages her average time, out and
back. was only 80 days - - ", :
ID The colored people, II is said, are making
afrasgements for grand torchlight procession In
New York city on Friday evening next, with a
OF negro pffanchisement, which 10 one Of the
Issues before the people I'm that State The spec
tAcle vii be moved one, even IN the novelties of
New York politics.
I az The premium Of SiOo offered by the Az T.
Cultural Society OF Lynchburg, to the best-drifed
military company in Virginia was contested for
on Friday last, on the grounds Of the Society, by
two companies Of Lynchburg-the Home Guard.
Captain Maurice : Langhorne Each company
drilled about two hours The contest was decf-
ded in favor of the Home Guard. ,ols - :.
,iC5-lDr. Acland, the medical attendant Of the
Prince Of Wales declined a pressing Invitation
TO dine with the Faculty Of the Montreal College
Of Physictans and Surgeons, on the ground that
be did not like 10 leave the Prince for one hour
although happily through his entire journey His
Royal Highnsss had kept well. az had the party
kensrauy, Tney nad all got through better than
the doctor expected. ..lITWt
fT-The Prince of Wales, while IN Boston :.
svtnced a desire to procure autograph letter. ar
distinguished American statesmen During his
visit TO The rooms Of the Massachusetts Historical
Society, be expressed much interest In the letters
Of the nnen Of the Revolutionary Era, and MI.
winthrop presented him with letters Of Wash
mgeoa ssd fanknn 70 Govefnor Bowdoin.
III The New York Express says "The New
York Alliance, an association formed Of all de-
son,laIsns, lor the spread o. the Gospel to the
s.sesn n,as,es. xas IoInsiy gufated AZ Dr
as.,s..,a ,s'.. ,, on saae,y sxening very
dsniorabls fact that st -s.t ~ ths n ar
ann Of ,hi. .ii ,Ss. =, 'ne pop
sceomn - 10 Cd dstioasS s - i''o''oeu WIN chureN
ewosAsrrCA,x OF porsos,Ss-Mr, wa,k,n,
widow or the late las Wsttins died ~ he, ,..s'
dencs at w est End. F.irfax eounty vera snids sniv
On Al Day afternoon, under clrcurnstances which
lead - the belief that her death was caused -by
Potsoa-An inyestig gatioa win be had, and post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-02

! AMERICAN RAILKoADs IN LONDON The Lon
don Star Of the 12th instant says: 'sThe Meiropol-
itan Street Railroad question was again brought
before the Marlebone Representative Council yes-
terdayy The entsrprising Mr. Train attended in
support OF his plan, and Mr. Wilkinson on behalf
Of the London General Omnibus compAny, and a
sshtleman named Curtis apPeared Tor the purpose
Of urging delay-both OF these parties having
schemes Of their own to promote. The vestry,
howevsr, resolved, by a very decided majority,
TO aceede TO Mr., Trains application. We may
soon expect to zee these street railroads as M
America - - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-02

IL The billiard tournament In New York
continues to excite great interest and the room of
Nh. Lynch In Fourteenth street, where II is held
Is daiiy crowded to Its utmost capacity 10y gentle
men who feel an interest In the game fhP games
on Monday wer- first between "a essrs Kavanagh
and White. Mr. white was beaten by 1872 points.
the hig CHEST run In the game being 50, which was
made BY Mr. Kavanagh, who is a cool and grace
full player The second game, between Messrs
fieman and Lynch, was one If the closest and
best-contested of any thus far played. Mr. Lynch
led on In some splendid runs, ranging from "a to
lSj but towards the close Of the game hslusty but
goqi,natured antagonist was shined up, and when
fheRame was even within a single point, made a
spleadid ron of IS, and was proclaimed the victor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-02
GEORGIA BANKS CHASING TO DO BUSINESS wrrU

I GEORGIA BANKS CHASING TO DO BUSINESS wrrH
THE NoRTH The Rochester Union, Of Oct 49,
q letter ON Saturday from a creditor in Georgia.
who remitted him notes on the Bank Of the STATE
OF Georgia The latter stated that the writer ap-
piled at the Bank above named TO- purchase a
DRAFT on New York ~ remit, and was told that no
draft could be sold as the Bank had ceased to do
business with the North The notes on the State
Bsuk Of deorgia were taken to Powers Banking
Ohice and sold, Our baukers do not vet decline
70 receive southern notes at the customary discount
although the southern banks decline to do aay
business with the North" ..-g ID. u3-s5T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-02

NEGRO Suffrage TO BE TESTED IN CoNGRfss
In the sixteenth congressional district Of Ohio
Cutler, republican, was elected by sixty-four
ber Of precincts negroes voted the republican
ticket, and In consequence the democratic candi-
date was defeated The Marietta Republican
gives the number Of negroes voting In several pre-
cincts--enough to decide the result-and init.
mates that the election will be contested AS the
Constitution Of the State provides that one shall
vote IL be rs not white citizen Of the United
states, all persons Of negro blood are disquaf fled
from voting. This Is plain rropostion which
the House Of Representatives ati rme ed In the con-
tested election case Of Vallandigham VI. Camp
bell, two years ago. E.. :. =
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) AUCTION I SALES. ,lI i
b. 4sC. MoGUIR q CO.. Aucnopeers. !

= ss,O. IuoUOtNE @ COs. Auct10n6ers, /
EXTENSIvE SALE OF FURNITURE Ann
,EitkcIs OF CAsPARIs's HoTRL-On MON
RAI MOhNlNG, November 5.h, commenoiue AZ
~ ciocK and con0nu,ng until the whole is 4 is :
posse OF, We shall sell the entire Furniture and
Euects O. CAsparls's Hotel,D on south
sIee!, opposite the Capitol Park, comprising the
ruthiture, &C OF forty rooms viz: :
Man9sahy hai spring seat Sofas, Rockers, Arm
A, thaits and Parior Chairs, s-..-- : :
piat t PIE Top centre, Sofa and Side Tables,
m4 mma4nogany Card, breakfast, and Writiug Tables.
SIit-natne mantel and Pier Glasses, -
Domesk ana ChiRtz Curtains, Lace Curtains and
Cane Cane seat seat Chain. lounges. Easy Chairs, --
Al nM9sa- seat Chairs. Fancy Tables, -Is'
sLeads, Of Bradly's make,
walnut and Mahogany Marbfe-top Dressing Bu-
Mahog any and Painted Wardrobes. yyashs,.nds.
superior Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses'
Bolstsrs and Pillows,
Excellent Blankets, Comforts, Spreads,
Large quantity of Sheeting, Table Cloths and
Towels, $50
Brpssels, Three ply, and Ingram Carpets,
Oilcioth, Mating, Crash. DC,
Ghina. Glass, and Crockery- Ware,
naple cutlery, block-tin Ware, Castors, Walters,
hSifixetator, stoves OF various kinds, 80. '
Also, one very superior Billiard Table.
Bar room Fixtures complete,
IOgetnef win q large ass rfmant of Household
Enoots not necessary to enumerats,
r Ihe House. WHICH Is ona Of the most com-
Rete Tor It's size the city is for rent Inquire on
tn promises or OF the Auctoueers.
oc 2d -~ j. e. MoG UIKE CO., Auc.s
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: BxkfD QuISess.-Mr. c. ID, brigham tells Us
that anew sensaton Is In store for those who ha We
ever eeten 9utnces baked like apples, and eaten
WITH sugar ana cream His plan is to take fair,
ripe quinces, bake them rather Quicker than an.
pies, cut them open apd remove the core which
Will come ent u the fruit is property cooked like
ainut fromthe she'll Sprinkle on white sugar,
and eat them before they are quite cooled adding
milk or cream. Onr informant says the fruit
cooked and eaten In this manner has delicious
flavor, which would scarcely be imagined.