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Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

ELECTION IIUBBuB IN WAsuoE "A CORES
pondent of the Bulletin writing from Virginia
City, August 9th, (electon day. says:
We have had all kinds of mass meetings.
street and stump speaking, Mormon and anti
Mormon advocates, inotructing the dear peo-
pie how and what to do.
The Mormon advocates wish to have law,
iap LAw-no matter who reigns, or what is
one, only, only that it may produce law
Then they say Our dollars will he more
plentiful"
The anti Mormons advocate electing off
GERS who will not qualify in time, and conse-
quentIy will not serve, placing US as we are
until Congress aids "; and they say, eff by
our votes we recognize and advocate Nor
mon laws Congress will infer We are salts
ned, and will not feel inclined TO change or
liter anything in Utah relative to its diyis-
ion or code OF laws So you can Judge of
the amount of loud talking and convincing
arguments that has been bestowed upon us,
the distinguished Colonel or Maj n Pearson.
,uctioneer, Gc, from Carson, instructed and
entertained large crowd in front OF the
international on Saturday evening, and 50
conv vincing were his remarks, that the gentle
man who wished 10 answer him, was very
roughly handled and taken from the plat
form, causing the whole affair to he broken
I'D in grand row and fight. The law re
ouires voters to be residents six noatbs, but
| everybody votes 10 day,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
MONDAY, August 18th.

=, MONDAY, august 18Th.
Present, full Board.
Application of w. II. Taylor for reduction OF
assessment on block 8, range D. Assessment on
Improvements reduced 5000
Application ufS. Casey for reduction of assess
cd value OF personal property. Denied
Apphc,tl Of 5. Simmerly for reduction of as
sessed value # personal property. Denied.
Application of j. Rupert for u like order As
sessinent reduced $500
Appl catiaa Of J. & c. Levy Co. for reduction
OF assessed value Of real property and improve
mentS, lot G, block 2, range D.. Reduction on
Improvements 81 800.
Application of Assessor to raise assessed value
on personal property off. & G. Levy & Co.
Raised 81 800
Application of L. w. Ransom TO reduce assess.
ed value OF lot 8, block 8, range L. Denied.
Applcltinn ofJ Wlcoxon for reduction Of as
seSSed value Of personal property Reduced
$4,000
Application of w, p Campbell for reduction of
assessed value OF a bridge across Bear River at
Juhnson's Crossing. Reduced $500.
Application Of J. B. Emmel for reduction ofas.
sessed value Of suburban lots ?, 3, s, 8. TO- II.
l2, IA, Is. IS, and 10 oflot two, section two Re-
duced si0O
Application ofthe Assessor to correct assessed
value OF personal property Of Snowfall & Mca-
chem. Granted
Application of s. L. Simpson for reduction of
assessed value on mortgage on Durham Claim
Denied.
Application offs. B. Simpson for reduction of
assessed value on Ualon Dltch. Denied.
Adjourned till Wednesday at 10 A. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14
From the Louisville Journal.

No COMPROMISE Last Friday night Sena-
tor Bright delivered speech in Jefferson
vile, formally proposing to the Douglas men
of Indiana a compromise, which our neigh
Dor of the Democrat thus describes:
"If the Democrats would consent to run
electors pledged TO vote for Douglas, if the
vote would elect him, or for Breckenridge, if
the vote would elect him, and to vote as they
pleased, if their vote would elect neither,
then the said Jesse q Co. would run no sepa-
rate ticket"
And subjoined is the withering and unan
swerQble response which our neighhor speak
ing no doubt for the Douglas men Of both
Indiana and Kentucky, makes to this pro
position. Read it, ye high-princpled Breck
inridge men. and wilt under its acorchiug but
righteous rebuke:
"The Douglas men will receive this propo-
siton with universal disgust and contempt
What is the meaning of this secession from
the Democratic party? Did not the Secede s
pretend they were Nctuated by principle Z
Did they not leave because they held that
Constitutional rights were denied by the ma
jority? Are they nov SO destitute Of princi-
pie that they are ready to support the heresy
they professed to regard with so much horror
that they could not sit in the same Conven-
tion with the heretics? If, after all, they
are eady to vote for Douglas for the sake OF
winning, why did they break up the Con-
vention and disorganize the party? Does
hot this proposition prove at once that all
the zeal for Constitutional right was sheer
hypocrisy; disgusting stimulation
We are glad to learn that the Douglas men
are determined that no such compromise shall
be listened to, and we add that ii these bolt
ers want to disgrace themselves by openly
sacrificing the principles they proiessed tc
hold sacred, the Douglas men will be no par
ty to the disgrace. We say to these boilers
If their principle is SO important that they
must break up the Democratic party on ac-
count of it, and break up the Union If they
can't get it established, go and sustain it lik,
men, ond not come at this late day mouthinl
about compromises Offering to vote fo
Douglas if "a show will only be given them
II they have been honest in what they hav,
DONE the Douglas men don't expect their
votes, and don't ask them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14
News from the East.

Inc Union has the following special dis
patch, by Pony Express, dated St Lonis
August lst.
rive days later Intelligence from Furone
mas been received per the Prince Albert
c france Is actlvey preparing for power
iui Intervention in Syria. lhe war in syria
Is between the native Christians and nativa
Mohammedans. Thousands of the former
have been massacred and their VILLAGES
sacked and burned
lhe Neapolitan Government had ordered
the abolition of the punishment of the basti-
hado, and the suppression of secret dungeons
1t Is reported that the Russian Govern
inent had expressed desire to act in bYr-
Inony with France and England in syria.
Ihe Sultan had written to France and
England expressing grief at the events in
syria, and promising an effort to re,establisb
order.
The Neapolitan Ministry had withdrawn
the'r resignation the King having come to
terms.
When Broderick last left for California he
borrowed two thousand dollars from MIR
dd'shlh, giving him an order on his pay. -
mere were one thousand SIX hundred dollars
que MN at the date of his death, which sum
o""'U iucIeu 10 oe nhlu at the last seS
sion, but the Attorney General has decided
mat 1t cannot be legally paid out Of the con
tngent fund Of the Senate.
Lime Point. san Francisco, has been bought
as a site for fort. The price is two hun
dred thousand dollars. to be paid when a
good title is made 1t will be remembered
that a fierce war was made 10y Senator Brod
erlek against the appropriation for this OH
Ject on the grounds of eXorbtunce of price
and defect in title.
General Houston writes to his friends that
his nomination being an independent move
ment, he will in no event decline it.
. A Washington correspondent refers to ru-
mors of an organized movement in several of
the Southern States for dissolution of the
Union on Keitt's plan, and agents have gone
to Europe to ascertain what would be the
course of England and France on the estab-
lishment OF Southern Confederacv.
Isaac A. Rice, member of Congress from
Indiana is dead.
Sr. JosEPH, August lst, 1OP. M.-The Pony
with California dates to July 18th, reached
here July 3Oth, at NJ
The weather has been extremely dry and
warm, the Thermometer having stood at lO6
to lO7 in the shade at St Louis
Crops in this section are nearly all fail
ure, late rain it is thought will save the
corn. The Eastern States have an abundance
of all kinds of rain and fruit
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14
1allg 9atlQnal Democrat,
Douglas in the South.

The New Orleans Crescent (Breckinrdge)
speaking of the friends of Douglas in the
South, says;
I'VE confess ourselves surprised at the
formidable appearance they now present in
nearly every southern State"
The Savannah Republican says:
"The Douglas party in 6 eorgia bids fair to
turn out far more formidable competitor
than our Breckenridge friends ever dreamed
OF They, the Douglas men, have the Demo.
cratic organization, and, good or lad, their
leaders are the legitimate Representatives OF
Democracy. This will give them II great ad
vantage i'll the fight. one of which the nppos-
ing faction, in their blindness. have no pres-
ent estimate Upon the whole, there is no
doubt but that the course of the party is on
ward and they are gaining accessons daily.
Washington correspondent writes
The most important news is now reachinr
us from the South, to the effect that great
reaction in the public feeling is now going
on in that quarter. The disunon tendencies
OF the Breckinridge movement have been
made manifest. and thousands of men, ~ no
were at tirsl bitterly hostile to Douglas are
now falling into line-satsfied that the prin
cipIes which he advocates are those only
which can preserve the unity of States =
These representations are confined to no
particular locality, but come from every
quarter of the South, not excepting the Cot
ton States
Ia Louisiana there is no doubt that n larre
majority Of the party in that State will sus-
tain Mr.. Douglas.
The Georgia Confederation remarks as fol
lows:
The Douglas cause will grow more and
more formidable every hour, while that of
the Boilers will grow weaker and weaker
Boilers always fail The seeds of death are
in them from the beginning. Time is sure to
bring forth the fruits of death. Not only
have they the weakness which always at
taches TO Boilers, but they found their hopes
upon naked humbug Congressional pro
teation to slavery in the Territories is not
only farce, but it is heresy fatal to South
ern rights and Southern safety. Every slave
holder should fight to the death against Con
gressional Interference with slavery pro or
con- under any circumstances and on any
pretext They are political quacks who
recommend it. They think the Southern
people are fools enough to take their nos
trums.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14
COMMON COUNCIL.

MONDAY, Aug. IS.
Present, His Honor the Mayor. aud AID. d wis
DIckey, Thomas, Weeks, Hudson, Walker and
Shields.
Seven hundred and fifty contributed bv the
Council to the Northern District Fair.
Petition of Mlrvsvc Brass B md for the use
of ) lamander II I'll, upstairs, alowed..-.,
Committee on Fire and Water in connection
with Fire Department, authorized to procure 1000
feet Of hose; also ur lengths If suction hose
and 200 appropriated for the same.
Chief Engineers report recommending dis.
bdndment of Iubd and Mutual lIuse Cos, ad ,pt-
ed
Resolution relating TO contracting with Messrs
McCrcadY to construct one granite crossing, not
10 cost exceeding $40. Referred to Com on
Streets pnd Roads.
Comm tee ON streets aud Roads to lay over
one week.
Committee on Fire and Water authorized to
purchase fifty feet Of small hose and pipes for
each engine company.
Proposals authorized for building sewer on d
street to be published in the City official press
luba Engine ordered repaired.
Resolution that ten h,drants be erected and
the same charged to the Water Co. In case they
refuse to pay the bills, the City Attorney Is n-
siructed to sue the said company.
Crossing ordered repaired.
Council adjourned til Wednesday next, waen
they will SIT as a Board Of Equalization.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

MARIN CENTRAL Co2MIrTEE-The Demo
cratic Committee of Marin county, met at
San Rafael, Thursday, says the Call, seven
members present, The full Committee COM
prises ten members. On calling the roll it
was found that four of the committee, headed
bv Dr. Taliuferro, were in favor of Douglas,
and three, led 10y McCauley. were with the
boilers. Each wing claimed a majority of
absent three. After "splrrng" a few min
utes the committee adjouned, and in the af,
lernoon each wing met in different rooms and
took the preliminary steps to eiTe't separate
county organizations. The comm tees are
each to fill up and meet again on the 10th toI
the purpose Of calling two County Conven-
tions.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

Fatal MI@INo AcctDEXr.-On Monday of
last week. at Lewi-town, Trinity county,
John Shay was killed and john Nye serious
ly injured by the premature explosion Of Il
blast. The journal says that the blast ex-
plodel willie they were tramling it, wound
Shay 50 terribly that he died in two hours,
and blowing Nye from the shaft in which
they were at work. distance Of thirty feet
Nye, at last intelligence was doing well. 1t
was at first feared that he would lose his eye
sight, but such dang is now past.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14
Fire at Sacramento.
SAcnAMEN1o. Anrl

SAcHANEN1o, August 49,
The frame and brick buildings on corner
Eight and } streets were destroyed by fire
this evening, Four frame and five brick
buildings were destroyed. Loss $4,000. The
heaviest looser is Nat Boyce The fire origi.
mated in the Union Hotel.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

DIVORCE CASES The following divorces
have been granted in San Francisco:
Mary Orm-by vs.. John Ormshy.
Enset Ia Thnyer vs. Franklin L. Thayer
Susanuah lrohsides VS. George b Ironsides
Hannah >olomrn Us Jucon solomon.
Margaret Jane Blake rs Edward Blake.
The following were denied: Mary A.
Woolley vs. G. W. Wool.ey.
.. Biackiston vs. B. Backislon
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14
II.ELEGR CD HTC-
IOVER THE STATE LINE.l
Arrival Of the sonora. Etc.

NAN TEANcI5c0l Mug I3,
The U. 5. Mail Steamer Sonora, arrived
here at 6 o'clock with mails and passengers.
Ihe new daily Democratic organ will op-
pear on Wednesday. 1t will be about the
same size as the Sacramento uninn-
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

CATHOLIC CHURCu CERENoNIEs-On Mon
day morning next n grand church ceremony
will come oil at the French Catholic Church,
on Bush street being mass for the repo-e
Of jerome Bonar arte, brother of the first EN-
peror: on the Wednesday following Domi-
nc Saieam flc imperdtorem will he sung. af er
mass, at the same church, in honor of the fpte
of the present Emperor.-S r. Bulletin,
SaLurddM
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

DRowNED.-On the 5th inst, John Brennan,
an esteemed citizen of Shasta county, was
drowned in the Sacramento river. by falling
from raft. His body was recovered on the
18th inst, Deceased leaves a family
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

FnoN SANTA FE The Santa Fe mail ar
rived at Independence, July Both, bringing
the follo"ing Intelligence:
Major Sedswicks Command was at Bent.
Fort They had fallen in with a band of
kiowa Indians on Beir river, killed two
warriors and takrn thirty women aud chill
dren prisoners, among whom was the family
OF Sanmnk, the head war chief Major Rufus
command had returned from the Canadian
river; The Texas troops were at the Paw
nee Fork They recently surrounded three
hundred Kaws, and were about TO at,nck
them, when the latter made themselves
known. News had reached Santa Fe that
Mhnnel Chaves, with fifty Mcxicans. hod
zone in pursuit Of large band of Navajo
Indians who had run off herd of sheen
from the Rio Guude They overlook the
Indians and had fight with them. in which
twenty MeNicnns and forty indians were
Killed, Lieut., Bayard was severely wounded
while attempting to capture the family of
the head chief of the Kiowas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

SILVER ORE SENT EAST. The steamer I'm
Gle sam took for the East, 1,943 packages 1
silver ore. valued at S6l.741 80.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

TIE CAPTIVE WnTE WoMEN.-By recent
Information from Ruby Valley says the Ter
ritorial Enterprise, it appears that the two
white women reported captiyes among the
Indians remain in their possession. The
squaw who brought the first news says they
have been compelled to submit to the vile,t
outrngcs, and are in the utmost distress, weep
ing nearly all the time. 1t is eonjeetured
they were part Of an immigrant company,
and were taken on the humboldt last year.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

Sent TO PRrsoY.-A dispatch says that
jenkins. Phelps and Rathburn who had been
sent from Fort Yuma to San Diego, charged
with numerous oHenses, and among Others,
of plotting to rob the overland mail, were
tried and convicted. jenkins rnd Phelps
arrived at sen Francisco. Sunday, in charge
of the Sheriff, on their way to San Quend 4
jenkins was formerly h4riff of Los Angeles
county. Rathburn escaped from the San
Diego Jail.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14
LEAvrSG THE RErunLicANs-TheC Chca: 0

LEAvIrG THE REruBLIcANs.-The Chca: 0
Times says:
The abest Republican in the West is the
Hon. Lewis d. Campbell, of Ohio He for
years vas the lead,r of the Republicans II
Congress, and ser. ed one term as Chairman
of the Committee of Ways and Means. He
repudintes the Chicago Convent on and it.
nominees, aud will lie the leader Of the Bell
and Everett forces in Ohio In Ohio there
are some sixty thousand conservative voters,
who do not aud cannot vote for Lincoln, al
though they have heretofore acted with the
Republican party. Like their brethren in
New York and Pennsylvania they are de-
termined to vote 50 as to defeat Linrnln even
if hy so doing they give the electoral voc o.
their respective State, to DO igas aud John
SON. Mr.. Campbell is the representative ot
an immense vote i'll Ohio the loss of which
to the Republicans will give the electoral
vote Of that State to Douglas 10y 10000 mn-
iority.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

AsBEsrUs Mr. r. j. Shipley. Of Windsor.
has left at this office several samples Of whai
we pronounce To he asnestus The specimens
are from whatappcars to be an extensive de-
posit of lead, located on MIR. sMpley's ranch.
near or in the Russian River mountains, and
about twenty five miles from thi- city.
AS tIost of our re ders are probably aware.
asoestus is species of hornhlende aud pvrox
enc, usually Of a " ~hiie or grey color. and also
IN compact ibrous masses aud seams, of green,
ish and reddish shades. TImt now before us
Is in compact masses, and Of IA greeuish hue.
Asbestus Is used, we believe, hv dentists in
tn" manuf'cture of nr'iicil teeth. The finer
qualities have also been wrought into Gloves
neck ties, etc, and being of an iucombustibq
nature, these articles of fapparci, when soiled.
are cleanscd 10y being throyn into a furnace
or fire, aud allowed to remain until the grease
or o'ner filth is removed Formerly cloth
made of it was used for sbroud. for The de ID
At present it is extensively used hv manulae
turers of iron safes. -Petaluma JournaL
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14
$perjal 3lotirr2.
MRS. WINSLOyV,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children tcetag, which greatly a-
ciitate the process Of teetns by soreuing the gums
reducing ali inaaraton-wii allay all pain, and Is
sure TO regulate The wells Depend upon il mothers
it viii everest to yourselves, aud relief and health To-
your infants. Pefecty safe in all cases. See adver
tsenent in another colu n. may4-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

On the 9th inst, the re-idence Of Henry
Wa'termeyer at Douglas Ciiy, Trinity coun
ty, was destroyed lv fire.