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DuRYxx-At Fatbush. I. I. On fu..d.v I,,, ~.
Tic relatives and friends Of ,be y. t nrp sse
in.aw Ceoraa w Ia.e.. a.o iaiy anu OF her SOU
tend The funeral from bss are .,e invited % at
afternoon at three O'Clock 'i 'H Au1'soay
GREGoaY ON T,esdey rrIr ro,... o.. :
SO years 'S'' D 'A0AAs 'Ass'hS' ssaa
The funeral servces win ,auo ,,,aoo -. Al, . y.
his brother r. A. Gregory asa sr,b ~ so acnce "a
morning ~ nina 200 .In ayehue, on ihrrsoay
yited 10 attend ~ '" TUG ialnny arg W.
IhoGENs-Joas HIeGEys. AGED 4 vears =, uu....,
% TIA Hsy friends o, the ,,n,,, ~. ,..,.,,o,,.
tend the funeral from The residepce os invited 70 AZ
Henry street at half past two ocioe This -
afternoon f-' WV WIN 'niS t"eonesoayl
CEoGIRGAy-On Tuesdav JnIv Q .s,o, s,o-, ,u,.,-
ANDREW GroeHrsAs in the etn year Of his ' aSs
county Ireland aiy enS a. a1e , S%a Of Clare Kings
nsra ro h;s are invited to attend bis
street this Tednesdsyl aSernoo, 80 s. Nne'eeos"
THouAs-ln Jersey ;y,y Or Tn,s "a oic y eIooh;
~nnn.osi ch,,s =, . I, 1n tuesday, July 3, WALTZ
month and ~ DAYS " N ~"' A"on'as, ase"
Tho raia ,i,,ss 90 r.,o.s. or A.. r,, ,....
,nna , ana friends OF inc family are invited "a
VAIN s,r", hos 'ne feslaence OF his parents ~
ococi lie 'y IVY w, 1n ihursaay morning, al tsn
for mserman, VIII oe taken 10 fisca'away, n. j.
and Margaret Csy saiy ., s.p~Akp son oi '' !"
The relatives and frrnSs az ~ s., ana aa .o,c
invited to attend The oy " VIZ Al ae
this "wednesday anernoa -, ~ 10; 1os ooono a'eooe'
FAfRrlL-On Tucsaat o =. TWO Q CLOCK. $3.50,
Of William Farrell in the is,h gar ~ .,
attend The funeral from the resas e family are inved
james street corner OF Chatham or IT. - ~ =
at two O'clock y" thursday aHernooe
KERRl.,Ey-On Tuesday Julv n Of con...,. a..
MARGARET KERRrsEY - consumption, ME-
The relatives and friends of The family, ,,o ..r,,
invited to attend the funeral from her I, ,e respecaY
2O3 Twenty arst street i ~ " ' 'eS'uenee, Nc.
HrNTFR-On Tuesday afernoor Iutv /, .cau It,.
but severe illness RoRERI SHE, M HIVE ,h h,a
SON Of george J and sarah Matda Hnonr ,s .s
r,o,s as 90 - S~"A' AA'''A' Aaunci, aeeo years.
IT. s &c ~ 80 uaS 10, :. -, - ..
tend ne funeral fror h,s are e respec.uy nvned 70 az
.. u wv, a. rom ms ate residence NO "a MADISON
s''ve., .n'e "c"nesoayl mternoon, AT Two O'CLOCK
ness hich Re- III mon, yuy on protracted ~
nrs wncp ne pore WIN christian forttude and resgna
ooTh,' Sns9 ncmuu, ~ inc ootn year OF ms age.
e enus oi ,he FAMILY are invited 10 attend the fune
IS' ul us atc residence, NO W Baxter street. this
t ',sJn',ua;2 "i.ernoon az TWO O'Clock.
i ithlr,aaeiphia Papsis please copy.
On ".oon AIN Mohuay, July z, OWEN MCGOWAN, aged
'V M. ysa IT,, .,. 49,,
nus irtenos ana those OF MS sons, Thomas and Owen
ssooma. anu aso OF MS son-in-law, James Little, are
invited TO attend the funeral, from his iae
NO io fast twenty street this (Wednes
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.


WASHINGTON, July 8, 1860
INTERESTING ACCUSING AGENTS GOVERNMENT.
The Attorney General has recently rendered impor
decision in regard TO the construction Of act Of
Congress requiring that certain amounts paid on the
production of satisfactory vouchers He maintains that
the word vouchers does not necessarily signify
cept paper to whom money was paid by claim
ant but any kind OF evidence showing that the party is
entitled to the credit he demands.
satisfactory voucher is any evidence which win
tfy the judgment and conscience OF the officer whose
province it to settle the that the money
actually paid whether receipt is produced or not.
IMPORTANT PArES,EEs
II has Just been ascertained that amendment was
incorporated into the Civil Appropriation bi the
Of the adjournment, by Senator Davis of Mississippi
which strikes directly at the mechanical genius OF the
country 1t positively prohibits the purchase either by
the Navy War Department, Of any patented article
however necessary 1t may be, for the Of those de-
partments without special authority of Congress-
ing the time the article required The action of
Mr.. Davis in this matter, in injecting into the Civil and
Legislative bill matter which could not have been
adopted in either the Navy Army bills is unheard of
In the history Of legislation. II remains to be
whether the mechanics and inventors Of the country
are to be slaughtered to promote aspiring politicians
was enacted during the late session Of Congress that
al purchases and contracts, when the public exgcnces
do not require immediate delivery of the articles shall
be made by advertising for proposals respecting them
No contract purchase il hereafter to be made unless
tie be authorized by law under appropriation
adequate to its fuhlImcnt except in the War and Navy
Departments for clothing subsistence forage fuel qua
tiers transportation which, however, shall not exceed
the necessities of the current year. No military
supplies whatever, which are Of patented invention,
shall be purchased the right of using applying any
patented invention unless the be authorized by Law
and the appropriation therefor explicitly set FORTH
CALIFORNIA
The pursued by Commodore Vanderbilt in refus
ing 10 take tho California mails, renders absolutely
necessary for the Post Once Department 10 accept of
the propositions submitted to them. The Postmaster
General fyors the San Antonio II Paso route 1t being
the cheapest and In the present condition Of affairs
the Plains growing out Of the Indian wars decidedly the
most advantageous to the government The subject has
been under advisement by the Cabinet to day, and
early decision may therefore be expected The Wander
bt interest IS here endeayoTpg to prevent any arrange
ment by overland; but they will fail In their efforts.
Vanderbilt by his bullheadedness has made himself
very obnoxious the administration, and they will show
him no favor hereafter.
FAILURE THE DOUGLAS DEMONSTRATION.
The Douglas demonstration, which has been rumpctcd
for the last week, on tonight, and regular
dxzie.
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horse ups, sbkh Mr. DAILY was rdlag became unnauars
able and ching upon deceased kicked her 10 death Yer
dict in accor, lance with the above facts
yEiuuE Cas-, ALTA child about three years old
named Samuel Coen residing al No. Ell Chatham street
knocked down by hack on Sunday afternoon and
severely injured that be- died In short while after the
accident occurred. The driver OF the hack, without
waiting TO see what mischief he had done drove as
rapidly possible, and soon lost to sight Coroner
schrmer notified hold az inquest upon the body
OF deceased
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Sporting Ana IRIS.

THE TRoT BETWEEN FLORA TEMPLE AND GEORGE NJ.
fATCBES PosrroSEp--CRICKrr MATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, July ., 1850.
The trot between Flora Temple and George NJ Patchen
is pone on Of the bad weather to the first
6ue day.
The cricket match between the New York and German
town clubs Is drawn, innings each way played. New
York sccred one hundred and ten; aud Germantown
eighty. with three wickex 10 falL
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Horrible Murder I'm Iowa.

CHICAGO, July ., 1s6o.
Tho bodies Of . woman named Willis and two children
were found horribly mutlated last Saturday near Bata
VIA Jefferson county, iowa Their murder was supposed
to have been committed by named Kepheart, who
~as pursued arrested Sunday night In Missouri, aud
brought back lie confessed to having committed the
murder at Eddy ic and Afterwards hauled the bodies
thirty miles TO the place where they found.
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News from Havana and Mexico.

q
The steamer Habara has arrived from Havana. Her
news is unimportsnt.
The schooner Emily Keith has arrived from Vera Cruz
21s She reports that the steamer Wave, from Tmpico
to Vera Cruz str lex in leaving Tuspan Inlet and will
prove total loss. Her cargo saved in damaged
condition. Her advices from Mexico are unimportant
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: II. JOSEPH, july ., $50.
Denver City advices 70 the 23d uit. are received
j. n Card, from ounccy, Illinois, WIS stabbed by
Frederick Hadley from A,chison Kansas on Intervening Of
ths ofst sss twelve miles east Of Denver An extensive
Are has been raging In the prairies for few days past
dnz the atmosphere with smoke and einders and some
times hiding the sun for hours.
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WeAfher Rcnnrf.

81. JOINS, \. p, July 3, IsdV.
Wind northwest weather cloudy Thermometer 60
degrees.
Cape Race, warm.
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Bo-foN, July J, IsoU
Con,erfei, ayes on the Commonwealth Bank OF Phia-
delpha arc circulation in this city. They arc SO well
executta that but few persons can detect them
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CoScosp, n. H., July O. 1850.
samucl Brerhed father Of the editor Of the Pdtrto
and rrcsdcn, OF the state Capital Bank and member OF
<he Governors Council, died this afternoon He was
diqhiy respected citizen.
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The Pony Express.

ST. JosErHs, NO., July 8, 1850.
The pony express from Camp Floyd arrived at qua
past eleven O'Clock to-day. The has been antci-
mated.
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De Gro0t's Granite Hall. H2 Fulton
Open Fourth July, lt2 Fulton street Summer Clothing
marked down. ut Mo- n2 Fulton street Closing
Stock nj DE GROoT'S Granite Hall next
Hotel, between Nassau street and broadway.
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Burchard Mr.. CEossE DouGHry 10 Miss ELIZA u CHAR
NAN Youngest daughter Of the late Jonathan w Chapman
SsrTlr-vAS BrsksRK--On Wednesday, June %, by Rev
nr. T. j. sawyer, Mr.. fnAS sMfB 10 Mrs A. AsTogSErrE
VAN BusxxRK, all Of this city.
Halifax, ". s., and ~. John " b papers please copy.
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LANE Ir,rrxo rHr prrxp Miss Mary Foster, blind
Girl OF BENEFITS Corner, Madison county, New YORK, re
Gently eloped with Ns, Perkins, cripple.
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TEE FAMILY HERALD.

Arrival and Reception or the Great
Eastern In New York-Departare ar the
JsPanese-The Condition or the North
Wsstern states-Doubie Murder in New
xork-The Diamond Palace ON BROAD
way-Thc Latest News-Market.. &c.
In its edition Of to-day wednesday, the FAMILY
Herald will give among other things:--An Account or
the Arrival Of the Monster Steamship Great Eastern at
New York, with Graphic Description of her Reception
by our Citizens, and interesting Narrative OF Her
First Voyage Across the Atlantc The Last Day of the
Japanese In New York, their Departure &C. compre-
hensive and thorough report from Special Cores
pondept OF the present Condition OF the Northwestern
States their Crop Prospects, immigration, &C. An Ac-
count Of the Recent Double Murder in New York. with
full report Of the Coroners Investigations Description
OF Ball, Black Co.'s new Jewelry Establishment on
Broadway; Further Particulars In Regard to the Rcyolu
ton In Sicily; An Obituary Notice of G. p r. James, the
Novelist The Local Ncws Of New York and Vicinity Of
importance Reports OF the Cattle, Provision and Money
Markets, md al interesting matters Of the pre-
ceding week.
rnxs-s2 year; four cents q single copy. subscrip.
lions received the ONCE northwest corner Of Fulton
end Nasau streets, Now York Single copies for sale u
the counter and by al agents. Advertisements In
serted at the usual HERALD rates.
nes-wooD. EDDY CO., Manager. OF the
pEIAwARR, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI loryvRIxs
DELAwARE-ExrRA Glass No SIS. JuLY g. 1860
SO, !, 30, %, s, 81, 63, 3, 26, 68, 81, IL.
DELAwARE-CIAS No SIG. july B. 1850
80, AZ, SO, 81, A, z, 10, 46, 20, 26, "a, rs, 9.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing so
orD %ooD EDDY CO.. s s. Eoa.. D Mi.soar
Drawings OF France, Broadbents 4 Co.'S
Delaware ietteres:-
SUSSEX COUNTY CLASS I5S july B. 1850
s, ~, Sc, 6S, q, 3, AZ, 4, 20, 81, 10, a. 10.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class no. JuIy 3 1890
So, 20, SO, 5, 25, Sc, 80, 60, %, II, 13, l6.
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs / CO.,
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
Royal Havana L0ttery.-Nos. 23,J45,
2i6 1881 25ft3 II 49, drew the five capital prizes the
drawing OF June 1860 Circulars by
addressing DON RODRIGUEZ of City Post Charleston
South Carolina
Busy Week.-The ia pa ese Ball, the
arrival OF the Great Eastern hundred pic excursions
startling destruction cold drinks OF
fruit, unusually lively demand for knoxs Summer
Hats have kept the public in delightful state Of agitation for
the past week Singular 10 In spite of the weather.
Knox though as busy bee is His Majesty
the King Of the Musketoes Call In upon and buy Hat OF
him at No. 2l2 Broadway
Gentlemen's and Boys Hats, Caps and
chdrens Fancy Hats Of description in
quality, style and price. HARRIS RCSSAK, 22s Bowery
3c6 Grand street, ISL Eighth
Fireworks.
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Ladies' Dress Glmps-New and Beauti-
ful styles at IOCkITT, SON a CO'S Isl Fulton street.
Brooklyn. Trimmings made TO match.
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wnmscroS. n. c., July ., 1900
The screw steamship PETERSBURG from New York, ar
rived Al eleven O'Clock this morning
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NavsI Inteiiigence.

The United States steamer Mohawk, Lieutenant Cotn
7. A. Crkcp, was spoken on the 18th ut, oh salt
Kev parN on a cruise
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Fourth of July SensatIons.-sseade
BROTHERS, Galleries 23S Broadway opposite the Park
Open all day. Newly rented.
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July Fourth, and Every Day this Week,
frof FOWLER will make chronological Examinations sos
Broadway,
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Election or President OF tine Camden and
Atlantic Railroad.

John Brodhead was to-day elected President Il the
Camden md Atlantic Railroad.
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Fire ut New Albany, Indians.
NEW Arn,Sr, July ., isoo.
Gre this afternoon destroyed the Baptist church aud
peyers ptt sb,es and DIV elngs.
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Highlands Ocean House and Long Rranch. The
HIGHLAND LIGHT and LONG BRANCH will leave the foot
OF Robinson street A. NJ. eS A. r. and Ga r. n Fare
Is c<ptsL
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Non-Arrivai OF the Persfn,
News from New Mexico.

SANDY HOOK, July 3-li p. NJ
No signs OF the Persia. Weather cloudy and calm.
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White, the Halter, Ahead.-Feurth OF
July, lS60.-Get your Excursion Hat at WHITES,
ZIG Broadway, opposite ST. PAWS church.
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Pla mfatl0n Corn Mill,
OF Burr Stone. the greatest invention of the nse
Anti Friction DIN Power.
Expressly for Ginning Cotton, and running above mills
Call aud them, send for circular to
j. A. BENNET. 10 Gold street, N. Y.
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Brooklyn Photogra phs.-WinIsm
Miniatures cnbinets imperAs life size forty nine
CAD Fulton street.
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whiskey.-s. r. Suits Kentucky Salt
river bourbon, sold by al druggists. HEGEMAN CO.,
Nos i6f so, sal and 75s Broadway, N. Y.
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Gentlemen's and Boys Hats, Caps and
chdren's Fancy Hats of every description,
quality style and price HARRIS RCssAK. 22S Bowery,
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q. n. sloat Il Co.'s Celebrated Elliptic
lock stitch and shuttle Sewing Machines
q. II. COLLINS, 40 Broadway, N. Y.
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Delightful Summer Bed.
Tomans Fell venusna Spring Bed and Mattress combined
The cheapest durable and comfortable So Broadway.
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Herring's Patent Chanap ion Fire and
Burglar Proof safes 25l Broadway Of Murray street,
New York.
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Aux Jeunes Meres.-Des Soins que Rscia-
meut chcveux avant pendant apres iaccouchemenl
ConsultAuos par 0RANbJEAN. Assor place.
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A Grover q Baker Noiseiess Sewing MA
chine friend of the family. Once i95 Broadway
New York, and l2 Futon street, brooklyn
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An Article Tor the Baid and Gray.-
WOODS Restorative. II fails preserve Ms hair
perfectly 70 Depot ~ broadway and sold every.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Nos. a3,745,
66 32Sz 253 II 49, drew the five capital prizes
trawing OF June r. 1860 Circulars free
addressing DON RODRIGUEZ care Of City Post Charlie
south Carolina.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye IL the Best In che
world Made. sod and applied In appropriate private
a n Roods tre0t
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Barry's TricopherOws IL the best aud
chespes article dressing besufyng. cleansing curling
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies ry H. Sold By Al
drugkisss-
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Nb"VS O0N ~ -
papsttn of the from disordered stomach.
Persons suffering this distressing complaint vii he
lively cured and their constitution nygosated by using iD
oua
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Chrfstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs snd Tou-
pces The best the world Wholesale aud retail, and the
dye privately applied at No Asior House.
Or. Riggs' Truss, and New Instr mac n a.
for varcoce enlarged House Barclay street.
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Fireworks.

EDGES DEPOT
81 MAIDEN LANE.
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Busy Week.-The Japanese Ball, the
arrival Of the Great Eastern six hundred pic mic excursions
startling destruction cold drinks Of
fruit, an unusually lively demand for knoxs summer
Hats, have kept the public delightful agitation
the past week Singular in spite of the weather.
Knox, though busy bee, is His Majesty
him ut No. 2l2 Broadway.
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wheeler d wilson's Sewing Machines.
Once SO Broadway. New York.
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Drawings OF France, Broadbents 4 Co.'S
Delaware Lsttenes:-
SUSSEX COUNTY, CLASS l5s JuLr B. 1860.
s, ~, Sc, 6S, 2, 3, AZ, 4, 20. 81, 10, a. 10.
CossoIIpArEp LOTTERY, Class no. JuIv g. 1890.
SO, 20, So, 5, 25, Sc, SO, go, %, II, Is, l6.
FRANCE BRoApBENTs CO.,
Managers, Wilmington Delaware.
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The plaintiff complaining against the defendant shows
rIrsi 1ba, the said defendant and this plaintiff are In
babitants Of this state.
second That said defendant and this plaintiff were mar
riod at the city OF New York the 11h day OF Novem-
Der A. d. 1855, aud have since that time lived To-
gcncr in the said city until about the TN day OF march,
A. 1900 when this paintn refused longer 70 eon~e"
with said defendant.
Third That a, the time Of bis said marriage TO The de-
ndant sad defendant represented 20 this plaintiff that
she was widow lady, and that she had been married
twice and that her husbands both dead and that
she Ind three SONS one named Charles NJ Jeferds and
another named Edwin Jeferds, both OF whom were, az
said defendant represented, the issue OF TIE marriage
with her a, q Jccrdf and that the other child
whom shc calls Drank Russell was the issue Of her last
hr.tanI raus. y. = X. Russell
fourth That a. this defendant was informed after his
sad marriage with said def ndan' and believes such rep
vaccinations wcro untrue hereinafter stated and male
with the intent To deceive and 20 invcgle this plsntih
into marriage with said dcfcndaDtthat said defendant
was married before her marriage with this panti,
three different tncsto said Jeierds hrst snd 70 ono
Hanon Morrison her second husband ana 10 the said
s. r X Rurscli last.
Tinb That said defendant al the time of the said mar
r,aec between this painin and her was living alone AMI
kecp,pr boarding house w the city o. New Work ai
aid V,fpljton Morrison ~ that time living W. ts
state az Ohio aud this planNT u informed AMI bc'
Veycs Is now living in the sid Y,atc q ONO.
sx,b. That said defendant SOW represen's tha ner son
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16
A Quartette.

Messrs BRIGHT, FITCH, RICE and GREEN
are the principal misrepresentation of the
Northern and Western sentiment regarding
DOUGLAS as the Charleston nominee. The
Democracy of the Town, County, District,
and State, Of each of the first three have
repudiated them and declared for DOUGLAS !;
and we notice by late papers that the Town
of Senator Characterization, Lewis county,
Missouri-has just rebuked him, by electing
DOUGLAS delegates to the Democratic Dis
trict Convention.
To this we might add that the three
Northern members of the Cabinet, were in
like manner Attorney General
BLACK in his Town and County, and Secre-
taries CAss and ToUcEY in their Towns,
Counties, and States. So little influence
have the power and Establishments of Office,
when arrayed against the earnest convic-
tons and will of the masses of the Democ-
racy.
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Second-We have too many producers of
every necessary Of life, and have no market
for surplus.
Third-We want larger population of
class Of men who are willing and able to
mine, and who thus become producers of
gold only, and consumers of everything else,
making thus market at home.
Fourth-To accomplish this last and
thus secure the prosperity of the State,
government should offer inducements to
American immigrants to become miners, by
donating to them the fee of the soil in small
lots, and thus secure fixed population in
the mining districts or by inviting hither
the Asiatic races who live so close to US
and who are quiet and inofensive people,
willing to work where the white man will
not, and who spend in personal enjoyment,
and the necessaries of life, more than half
the gold they get from the soil.
A million Cinnamon could find places in
the mines of California, where they
could obtain one dollar per day, and this
amount satisfies them, while it does not
satisfy the white man. Half of the money
thus obtained, the Chinaman must and do
spend, thus putting in circulation a large
amount of gold which would otherwise re-
main in the soil, and thus furnish within our
borders encouragement, patronage and
profit to every other branch of industry.
The people here, however, are too short
sighted to see this polite advantage, and
the miners are constantly crying out, &c Let
us alone y " no laws to restrict mining )"
{" no selling Of the mines to monopolists )"
" no Cinnamon, to bring down the price of
labor > and thus we creep along, blind as
bats to the power we have within US.
You will conclude from what | have
written, that my advice is unfavorable to
your coming to California. II you would
come in search of employment on salary or
wages, you would run great risk of dis
appointment. If you are fond of farming,
and have the money to get started with
farm, house, stock, &C., and will be content
with the picture of farmers life here, you
might be compensated in the future.
So, Sir, you must decide for yourself.
X X
Very truly your friend.