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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

The following is the concluding portion of
the address delivered by the Hon. Reverdy
johnson, ON the occason of the celebration of
the tenth anniversary of the Monumentals in
San Francisco:
GENTLEMEN-I cannot leave you without
paying homage to the duty you have assum-
ed. In the obligations belonging TO civil
lie, none are brighter or more laudable. or
more periious You have undertaken to re
strain one of natures elements. The fire
which warns and supports our nature, and
without which life could not be sustained. is
at times the messenger of desolation and
death. Heaven, in mercy, has therefore sub,
Jected 1t to mans control, and share of that
control is entrusted to you. What true ioy
there often is in its performance What
benefit does it not confer on your fellowman
What joyful victories are often achieved by
it! The hour Of midnight finds the city
wrapped in sleep, All is quiet and believed
secure, when the ear is startled by the bells
dread sound and the cry of the watchman
You and your associates-the army disciplin-
ed to meet the foe-hy to your rendezvous.
and thence with lightning speed to the scene
of the conflict The house is wrapped in
flames. To save it is impossible al that can
oe oulpllsheu Is 10 stay the further pro-
gress of destruction. This YOU ATTEMPT. when
amidst the noise that surrounds YOU is heard
the agonizing call of the mother, "Where is
my childP All have escaped the doomed
mansion but one, and she is in an upper
chamber. The flames are rapidly ascending.
lngress below is impossible; rescue apDa-
rently hopeless. You are heard instantly to
cry, Tho ladder !"
1t is but the work of moment man
with the quickness of thought, regardless of
danger, ascends. Black smoke rushes from
the window, he is at it; and with noble dar-
ing is seen to dash in, and is himself thought
to be lost. moments pause-the hearts
OF those below cease to beat, and the silence
is so total that death might be supposed to
be the fate of all-he rushes back with a bur
den in his charred and blackened arms do-
scends with fearless step, and, amidst the
benedietions of thousands, places it in its
mothers bosom, and then, the victory won
falls exhausted. The child is saved, and the
name of him who saved it ascends to Mercy's
judgment seat upon the prayers of all around
Such is the intrepid freman-and such. |
am sure, are you all. Humane, noble en-
ployment 1t must ever have the blessings
of man and be the care Of Heaven.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

PARIsIAN PANpuLErs.~-The Partisan world
is still laboriug under pamphlet eXcitements,
so nervously inaugurated 10y the famous
Jrocderre entitled "The Pope and the Con
gress" The one which now eXcites the at
tention of that excitable people, is styled
"The Maronites and France" 1t advocates
the sending back of Turks into Asia, the Civ
ing of Constantinople to the Pope, and OF
Rome to Victor Emanuel. 1t will be OBJ
served that in all those pamphlets France /:
put forward as the undisputed arbiter of the
deslinies Of Europe
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

BIG SUITS IN WAsHoE. "A correspondent
writes to the Bulletin as follows from Virgin.
ia city, under date of sept. 9th:
Last Monday the Court commenced its sit
ting at Genoa, and there assembled the cream
of the California bar, to take in charge suit.
of immense Importance both to the iudivid-
uals concerned and to the country in general
The suits referred TO were brought by Nc
Call and persons connected with him against
the Ophir Company, for l,S0O OOO and
against the Mexican Company, for the recov
cry OF 81 100000. The suits are brought
for the recovery of the ground or the recov-
cry OF damages, as Mccall claims the GROUND
now being worked by these companies. Las
week nothing was done in the suits, as the
preliminary motions and law points had tC
be argued.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

REPUBLICAN AccpsstoNs.-During the last
week we have heard of four or five Breekin-
ridge supporters turning Republican. lhey
are consistent on the principle Of interyIe.n-
ton; they have only changed as to when
side of the slavery question the Intervention
should be. Heretofore they were for inter-
vening in favor of slavery in the Territories
Now. they are for intervening against it
but for intcrventio on the subject of slavery
both times. One of these accessions was
candidate few days ago, for nomination
from the Breckenridge County Convention
for the Assembly 1t is said that he was
caucused out, SO his name did not go 6etor,
the Convention. Since then he was electeC
delegate to the Republican County Con
vention. If the Lincoln interventionists de
cline to fuse with the Breckenridge interven-
i tionists there are number more OF the lat
ter who will join the former AGAINST tn
principle of non interyention.-PiaeergiH
/ Caitcraidn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

SPEAKING of the murder of Frank Ander-
son, of Nevada, between that place and
Washoe, the Transcript Of Thursday says:
Last evening the melancholy intelligence
reached us that the body has been found,
two miles and half this side of O'Neils
ranch, with every evidence that he had been
Ioully murdered and robbed. A pistol bullet
had passed through his head, and everything
valuable had been distracted from his person.
roor Anderson leaves many friends here to
lament his untimely fate. Can nothing be
uohe 10 rld our mountain roads of the mis-
creants who now infest them?
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

How WILL ALABAMA Go ?-The Selma Ad-
vertiser in answer to the question, "How will
Alabama go ?' says;
"Why, there is no more doubt about Ala
bama going for Douglas and johnson than
there is of the election taking place. In 1856
there were 1921 votes cast for President
46,7S9 for Buchanan and 2S,552 for Fillmore
As the indications are now. Douglas will re-
ceiye $4,000, Bell $4,000, and Breckinridgc
about u ,OOO."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

McQulNN 4 Co.-These gentlemen, at No.
% D street, have on hand a large supply of
goods in their line, nuts, raisins, figs, candies,
jellies, jams, oysters, apples, grapes, etc. etc.
which they sell at San Francisco rates
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

Few PERTINENT QuEsrloEs.-Some X en-
lucky paper, and we think it is the Louisville
Democrat, suggests to its friends in Kentucky
that whenever they hear a friend of Breck-
inlidge proclaiming either on the stump or
around some social bar about Southern right.
and Congressional protection of slavery in
the Territories, they put the following ques
tions to him.
/. Was there not large majority in the
United States Senate last Winter in favor OF
Congressional protection of slavery?
,. lfso, why did they vote down, almost
unanimously, Browns proposition for the
protection of slavery in Kansas?
3. Are you in favor of dissolution of the
Union if Lincoln is elected?
L. Are you in favor of dissolution of the
Union If Douglas is elected?
Can you tell Us why Breckenridge as
sisted to nominate General Taylor and then
refused to vote for him or Cass
6. Are you for a dissolution of the Union il
you don't get slavery protected in the Ter
ritories by the Federal Government
Z Why do your friends run Breckin~idgC
tickets in the free States, when its only ef
feet can be to givethe electoral vote Of thosC
States to Lincon2
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

SOME of the Breckenridge organs have
stated that but one paper in Louisiana sup
ported the national nomination of Douglas
and Johnson. The Meriden (La) Advertiser
of July l4th, contradcts the falsehood, and
puts down the following for Douglas:
New Orleans True Delta, New Orleans
States Rights Democrat AIinden Herald
Union de Ia Fourche, Courier de la Teche
Homer Illiad, Marksyille Central Organ,
Windfeld Southern Sentinel, Clinton Felici-
ana Democrat, and Alexandria Democrat
ten, and perhaps others.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

0LD BLocK.-We had the pleasure of a
call yesterday from our friend, A. Delano, OF
Grass Valley. He was on his way home
from a trip below with his daughter Old
Block looks younger and better than we
ever saw him before. lie really begins to
look handsomer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

MEXICAN lNDEpENDENcE.-Th Mexicans
propose to celebrate the anniversary of their
National Independence. at San Lorenzo. Al
ameda county, on the 10th, l6th and 18th
insts., on which occasion there will be plenty
Of bull figh.s. fandangoos. etc.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

PREMIUM CfGAR STORE. E.-This new and ell
egant cigar store is at the corner Of D aud
Third streets, in the st. Nicholas. See the
advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

New STYLES -Wm. Klein, successor to JAS.
/. Daley, at the Eagle Hat Manufactory, d
street, has the fall and winter styles all ready
for the market. Give him a call
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

SHAVING, BArurNG Erc.-The popular Jeuk-
ins has opened his new barber shop and lux
urious bathing saloon at the st. Nicholas ho-
tel d street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

A CABINET OFFICERS ws.-Postmaster
General Holt delivered speech at Frederick
City, Maryland, in 1856, from which the fol-
lowing is an extract:
Congress has never sought to give civil
or criminal codes TO the Territories after
their organizations it has not defined III.
right Of property, regulated matters of police
established or controlled the institution OF
marriage; but has left all these great inter
est to the care and management of the Ioca
legislatures. Does not the institution o.
slavery stand upon the same footing Il
seems to me utterly impossible 10 distinq,1isI
Htrom the other subjects Of local legisiqtio1
to rhich IhGre reterred."
Postmaster Holtis now for intervention
Consistent individual, is he not?
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

The Huntsville (Alabama) Independent, of
August 18TH states thpt Colonel Clemens has
addressed a note to Yancey demanding an
explanation OF the personal allusion to him
in his speech delivered at Memphis. The
note was handed to Yoncey as he passed
that place on the cars
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15


CnANoE FOR a BGr-The following appear.
in the advertising columns of the Stockton
Argus of Thursday:
We are authorized by a responsible party
to oiter the following bets:
Fifty DoIArs-Thtt Douglas gets larger
popular vote in the [ nited states than Breck-
iuridge.
Fly DolIars-That the popular vote in
the United states for Douglas exceeds Breck.
inndge twenty thousand
Fifty DoiArs-That Douglas gets fifty
thousand more of the popular vote than
Breckinrid5e.
Fifty DoIhrs-That BrecYieridge will not
get the electoral vote Of California.
Fifth Dollars - That Of the forty-liye eoun-
ties in California, whoever takes this bet can
not name thirteen that viii give a majority
for Breckuridge.
Fifty Dollars-Ihat Breckinriige will nei.
ther be elected President. nor candidate be-.
fore the United States House Of Representa-
tives
Fifty Dollars-That Douglas beats Breck-
lnrdSe IN san Joaquin county.
Fifty Doilars-That cur next Leoislature
will not elect 6 Gwin to the U. 5. Senate.
These bets to be all taken together and tbo
money deposited with Wells, Fargo 6 Co
in stockton, within twenty DAYS from Til.
date. Should either of the candidates resign
or die before the election, the bets to be
drawn. Any person wishing to take these
bets will apply at the Argus office.
The New York Sunday Times furnishes us
with the following interesting California
item. How do such stories originate;
IAN Ameaican in California, who was SEN
tenced to twelve years on the chain gang for
murder, appealed, and a higher court sen
fenced him to shot, and the sentence was
carried into effect. a local journal thinks
the murderer didn't improve his condition.
A SEcEDER BEArEN-Gen. Green has been
beaten for the North Carolina Senate, says
an eastern paper by Dr. Pichford, in the
warren District The General was a promi-
nent seceder at Baltimore and introduced
the name of Joe Lane as candidate for The
Vice Presidency General Green induced old
Joe to visit North Carolina on a stumrinr
tour, and acted as his host during his soiourn
there, and now the ungrateful people have
defeated him in his political aspirations. The
odd North state will serve all the rest of
the ireeaters in the same manner.
ExPELnHo MExIoAgs TKoM MARIzoNA.-Some
time ago proposition was made and ap-
proved by large maiorities Of Arzonians. TO
drive the MeXcans from that Territory. OF
late the subject is receiving consideration
through apprehension that such act might
defeat the desired treaty with Pesqueira
The Attorney General and one of the Judges
favor expulsion, while two others oppose it.;
and it is believed that the Supreme judiciary
would promptly reyese any decision of under
courts instituting such measure
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

Tm CALIFORNIA CESsvs.-It is stated that
sufficient census returns have been received
by the U. $. Marshal, to justify estimating
the population of California at 100000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

RrcopDEEs COURT -George Baker was ar
raigned before the Recorder yesterday, on a
charge Of petty larceny, and his case con-
tnued.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

We will furnish the DEMOCRAT from now until the
news Of the Residential Election is received, the
following terms
Daily, one copy y................S2 so
Weekly, one copy y..............S 81 oo
The DntlcsAr supports Regular Nominations
County, State AMI Nauonsl-and the Democracy are
requested to give it as large circulation possible.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

How Is TuIs?-The Oregonian, in a late
number has the following:
No attempt is made to explain, evade or
deny the facts charged in the last Oregonian,
that Joe Lane voted in the Senate, under
oath, to allow persons in New Mexico to
whip white men and women in their en-
ployment, as hired help
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

THE scheme for lottery of mining claims
in Washoe, is supposed to have died out.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

The second annual Fair of the El Dorado
County Agricultural Society opened at CO.
Iona Monday and closed Wednesday. The
annual address was delivered by G.. G.
Blanehard.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

JoHN c BaEcRNmDGE.-Somn people won
der how j, is that Humphrey Marshall, a
Know Nothing, can be supporting Breckin
ridge. The matter is perhaps susceptible Of
explanation.
In 1855, Mr.. Breckinndge is reported as
having said in speech at Cynthiana, Ken
tucky;
" 1t was natural for man to prefer those
of his own religious faith in voting, and h,
himself would vote for one of his way o.
thinking in religion rather than another, all
other things being equal, just as he would
vote for native in preference to foreign
born citizen, other things being equal"
Then follows another passage from the
same speech, which reads thus:
"Ile (lIr Breckinrdge) here spoke of the
difficulty of ascertaining what the distinctive
projects Of the Know Nothings were Som,
principles of which they claimed to be tn,
sole advocates he also was in favor Of III
''as IN fagor Of repelimg toreigp Influence ia
/ o"r affairs. lie would not allow any one t,
/ have hand in the direction of our political
machinery who had not a community of in.
tercst with ourselves"
Humphrey Marshall in his speech declaring
for Brechiuridge, observed as follows:
81 have a hope that all true American
! who, like me, love the Union, will 90 will
me now, as they have done heretofore. and
/ 10y giving M. Brcctinridge hearty and M
/ cq"irocal support, lend a helping hand to tn,
maintenance Of principles which lie at tn,
very base of the peace and union of thes,
States. 1t may be proper, since haze beer
thus questioned that | should say here that
| an not seeking to enter Tie Democratic or
ganizatioa.'
lie supports Breckenridge as an "Ameri-
can" or "Know Nothing, and is not entering
the Democratic organization to do it.
1t will be remembered that the sentiments
uttered as above quoted by Mr. Breckin-
ridge, were delivered at time when the
Know Nothing spirit was raging with great
force in Kentucky, and when everything said
IN reference to foreign influence, had its
meaning and was duly weighed. Therefore
Mr. Breckinridges declarations were neees-
sarily deliberate and thoroughly intended to
mean at least ali that they import Ifthov
are not Know Nothing sentiments, what are
they
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

FEnrILuY OF SAN JOAQUIN CouNrY.-As
evidence Of the fertility of this county we
would mention the crop raised on the land
Of Mr. John W. Jones, about twenty miles
from this city, on the plains, about three
miles from Stanislaus river Mr.. Jones has
seven hundred acres in bariey, which turns
ont thirty thousand one hundred and serenty
sege" Jusheis Of barieH lie has also cut 300
tons of hay from 800 acres. On this farm
one patch of forty acres averaged sixty Fl We
bushels and one peck to the acre. This is a
good vicinity, too, for Democrats, as Douglas
will receive a majority of votes in that pre-
cinct. few days since while seventeen
men We're at work on Mr.. Jones ranch
with threshing machine, the vote for the
Presidency was taken which resulted as fol.
lows: Douglas, 8 ; Breekinridge, 6; Lincoln,
2.-StocktoH ArguS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15

Is San Francisco, Thursday, row occur
red between two Frenchmen and a number
of Cinnamon, iu which both the Frerchmen
were stabbed. One of them is seriously if
not fatally wounded. The Cinnamon were
arrested
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-15
The Hero of Italy.

Garibaldi wrote the following letter to
Victor Emanuel, King of Sardinia, in an
swer to the request of that monarch, to give
M the idea Of the invasion Of Naples
StRe-You well know what profound respect
and devoteduess ! entertain for your Majesty,
and it is painful to me not to be able to obey you
as could wish but the present situation of lta-
ly does not allow me to hesltate-tbe people call
on me- and | should fail in my duty, and compro-
mise the Italian cause, If did not listen to their
voice. Allow me, therefore, this time to act con.
trary to your orders. When | shall cave fulfilled
my mission, and relieved the people from the yoke
which oppresses them, | will hay my sword at
your feet, and will obey you for the remainder
OF my life
No one believes that Victor Emanuel was
much displeosed at the reply OF Garibaldi
1t has been the policy of that King to make
it appear as though he lent 10 encourage
ment to the designs of the great chieftian
when in fact, he has all along had his we'll
fare at heart. But now, Garibaldi stands nc
longer in the position Of a mere adyeuturer
He is conqueror, who having overthrow
despotism in Sicily, turns his attention &c
/ hN"iy anu t'iC oAu uVSI'Vi7hlS tlclc 'Niii'''
at his approach. His idea is, to make Italy
free aud united and idea and action Will
him are one. Victor Emanuel can now throw
off his mask for, according to the signs o
the times, Italy is about to be great battle
field, and Garibaldi the greatest of the actor
upon it. If Ganbaldi should succeed in full
filling his mission it is said that Sardinia vii
lie strengthened 10y the annexation to it o
Naples, and Victor Emanuel will be the ac
knowledged head of the Italian States
As to Garibaldi, he aims not at power or po
stion. Scorning wealth and titles, and fight
ing in the thickest of the battle like tn
commonest soldier, and all the while inten
only on the consummation of his grand de
sign, he appears to US the embodiment c
true heroism.