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Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
BREcKINRIDGE-The Washington CORES

pondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer says:
Since the adjournment of Congress and the
retirement of delegates and outsiders from the
Seceders' Convention, Vice President Breck-
inridge has had time to reflect on the suici-
dal course he has pursued in accepting the
DiSunion nomination One of his best and
truest friends said to- day that he deeply re-
GREETED the means and appliances that had
been brought to bear upon Breckenridge in
forcing him to yield to an alternative that
ruined and utterly destroyed all his future
hopes. Breckenridge looks care.worn and
anxious; he evidently feels that he is the
leader of forlorn hope. If the human coun-
tenance is an index of the heart, he would
give up all the honors and goods he possesses
in this world to place himself where he stood
one short month ago. | say to you in all
frankness that | believe he is now urging his
friends to bring about some compromise that
will relieve him from his present and peril
Gus situation. One month will develope the
fact of open overtures made to the regular
organization for an adjustment of matters
that may probably be acceptable to the
regular nominees.
lie has had time to overlook the disasters
that he is about to bring upon Kentucky and
her glorious Democracy; he has too keen a
perception not to see defeated and dis
organized party which has but recently come
into power, after pilgrimage of a quarter of
IA century in the political wilderness. The
risk, however. does not fall upon himself and
his colleague, Powell. They have both Sc
cured long terms in the Senate. which for
five years keeps them in the political pillows.
1t is the rank and the file that are to be the
sufferers by their overt, disloyal and revolu-
tionary acts.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25

GEN. HoUsToN FOR BELL AND EVERETT
We have information, says the Augusta (Ga)
Chronicle, coming direct from a friend in
Texas, to the effect that General Houston
has declared for Bell and Everett. This may
be taken as an abandonment of his own posi-
ton as a Presidential candidate, which is ne
cessitated by the fact that the movement in
his favor has proven % failure Except in
Texas, the Generals nomination has met with
no sympathy and it has been responded to
nowhere but 10y a few hundred voters in New
York aud Philadelphia.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
TELEGRAPHTC.
lOVER THE STATE LINE. I
fIres--Meetins of the Brewers--ArrivaI
of the Overland Mail.

SAN Francisco, July "a.
Mrs Gaffrey and Mrs. Thompson, living in
the same building, left their dwelling yester-
day afternoon leaving the children between
two and four years of age and one eighteen
months old unprotected in the house. About
an hour later the building was discovered to
be ON fire. The neighbors in the vicinity
rushed in and found the children nearly
suffocated. The fire was extinguished with
buckets of water.
The brewers of the city held mass meet
ing at Turner'S Hall last night, and resolved
not to deal with any houses that sold liquor
and lager beer for five cents glass
A fire occurred in the store of Messrs
Simon & Bohm on Sacramento street, last
night, destroying about $4,000 worth Of
goods.
The overland mail arrived to-day bringing
$4,000 letters.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
Halps sarsapariIln, Yellow Dock mn

Iodde Of Potass is prepared from the finest red ia
maica Sarsapara and English Iodide of Potqss--ad-
mirable as restorative and purifier of the blood
ceanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimpes boils and eruptions from the skin
Cures rheumatism and pains of all kinds All who
can afford should use it, as it tends to give them
strength and prolong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle
Il. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, l43 ana 145 Clay street,
mhl3 Gun Below Montgomery, san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
MRS, WINSIOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teetng, which greatly ia
cilitate the process Of eehng by soening the gums
reducing all naamation-wil allay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mothers
it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants Perfectly safe in all cases. See adver.
tisement in another column may4-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
The REPORTED REsULr.-The Yreka Union
Of the Dist inst. says:

LIE NEPoRrED REsULr.-The reka Union
Of the Dist inst says:
The reports which have reached us from
Sacramento City, concerning the action fthe
Baltimore Convention, have served to excite
apprehensions for the success of our party, in
the coming Presidential contest. From the
imperfect reports which have been received,
wo gather the following information: That
Mr.. Douglas received the required two-third
vote, and was thereupon declared unani-
mously nominated as the Democratic candl-
date for President, according to the usage
and discipline of the party. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
OF Alabama, was unanimously nominated a:
the candidate for Vice President, but subse
quently declined whereupon Ii. V. johnson
Ex-Governor of Georgia, received the nomi.
nation; several resolutions were then unani-
mously adopted by the Convention, after
which, it adjourned sine dc We have no
knowledge of the Richmond Convention, fur.
ther than it contained one hundred and five
votes, and nominated John G. Breckenridge,
of Kentucky, for President, and Joseph Lane,
of Oregon for Vice President. One fact is
patent in the report, that the one hundred
and five votes in the Richmond Convention,
were not all formerly attached to the Balti-
more Convention. Amid all this conflicting
news, we patiently await the official report
of the proceedings of the National Conven-
tion. AS remarked in another place, we in
tend to support the regular nominee of the
regular Convention, be he whom he may.
There is no mention made of any change in
the platform, as adopted at Charleston, and
we are led to infer, that it is now the estab-
lished law of the party, and we do not think
that any Democrat will hesitate in indorsing
the Cincinnati platform, and the resolutions
adopted and added thereto, by the Charles
ton Convention.
While we express our determination to
support Douglas, if regularly nominated, in
accordance with the usages of our party, we
also cherish the hope that the differences may
be healed, and only one candidate be presen
ted for the consideration Of the PARTY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
ACCORDING to Edward Everett the use

ACCORDING to Edward Everett, the use of
alcoholic beverages cost the United States
directly in ten years Sl2O,OO0,o00; has
burnt or destroyed S5,OoO,OOo worth of
property; destroyed 100000 lives; sent
25O,OOO 70 prison; and 100000 children to
the poor house caused $4,000 murders and
5000 suicides; andbequeathed to the country
100000 orphan children,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25

BAD RuMoRs.-The Washington CORES
pondent of the Cincinnati Enquirerer, writ.
ing July 7th, says: Rumors of the most
reasonable and startling character in regard
TO the real objects of the Southern Secession
lists and disunionists, have recently been
made known to prominent politicians of the
South, and overtnres made to them. which
they spurned with indignation. Were | at
liberty to mention their names, in connection
with the traitors who made the advances it
would create the most intense alarm and
sohctude for the stability and continuance
OF our glorious Union. | am no alarmist
but let me admonish the true friends of tbe
Constitution and the country before it is too
late.
A daring, unbridled and unscrupulous set of
madmen, who are continually referring TO
the sagacity the nerve and success of Louis
Napoleon, are the leaders of the movement
now on foot to overthrow the Government of
tins proud and happy country. If success
should attend them in the plot now matured
and to be carried out by the 'Ides of March
next, all, they think, will be well with them.
If, on the contrary, their scheme fails, and
their traitorous conduct be crushed by the
power and force Of the popular feeling, they
think they will have secure retreat behinu
State Governments, where they will take
shelter to save their necks from the halter
they Will so richly deserve. For the present
VIII not develop more. You will soon
hear 1t from other sources, and | will not
then occupy the position of an alarmist which
you now may be disposed to assign me. |
warn you that we are on the eve of dis
ruptlon. The world is rife with discomfort
and revolution, pray that our land may
be exempt. But mark my predictions. The
sappers and miners are at work under the
name OF Democracy. have never sent you
one word of intelligence which had reason
to believe was not true; never shall. Fore
warned, forearmed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
HOIIOway's Ointment is a

is u Ddlshlnlc remedy
surpassed by none for the of burns, scads old
sores, or gandular diseases. Itprevens suppuraton
by expelling the poisonous venom from the wound;
and the ccatrice serdisappears as the heal
ing operation is completed.
cy- Sold at the mandatory, No. so, Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all Druggists at 25c, &C., and 81
per pot. ives
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
Yuba Lodge No. 81. O. O. T.

There will be special meeng of the Degree of Re-
becca on the evening of the 25th irst at SK O'Clock
P NJ. Members of the degree are invited to attend.
b. F. MA LOTT, N. G.
JNo. A. MCQUAID, r. s.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25

n. OfH.-The regular meeting of Marysville
Temple of Honor, No. s. are held the first Monday
evening each month. Brothers in good standing
are invited to attend. a. G. RANDAL, W. CT.
j A. CARROLL. W. r
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
CIEILD'S ELASTIC
TIRE AND WATER PROOF
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Az EsENECEA.

FENHE next Session Of this Institution will open July
4 18th, and continue Eve months. Parents are re-
quested to send their that they may be here
promptly at the opening of the session.
Persons wishing to know TIE Of study, prices
&C., will receive Circular BY addressing the Prnc-
pal, G. J. FLATT.
iVl
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
Sperial Yutites.
The Democratic State Co,,r,

The Democratic State Central Commit
tee will meet at the City San Francisco, on MON
DAY, the SOth day Of July inst, at ten o'clock. A. NJ.
general attendance is earnestly requested.
JOS. p HoGE,
Chairman $. G. Committee
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
MILES TAYLOR, Chairman.

DEATH or SISTER OF KossUrH.--A Saint
Louis correspondent writing July Sd, says
Nine Emile zularsky Kossuth died three
days ago, at her residence in Brooklyn, aged
forty-three years. She was sister of the
celebrated Hungarian patriot, Louis Kossuth,
and has been in this country since her broth
ers memorable visit, after the subjugation of
his fellow patriots in Hungary, by the com
bined Prussion and Austrian arms There is
still another sister, think, residing in Brook
lyn or New York,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25

.4sEt II lOO w AN ~ ~ DhlNh an exceed nAttk
9TSSingly pleasant and healthy Tonic, and atSf1N
-@2A-~ the same time -skH
Encourage Home Manufacture,
Try this splendid article. 1t has never been advertis
ed and Is comparatively new but its own merits have
caused it to become SO WIDELY KNOWN and IMMENSE
LY POPULAR that the thousand and kinds of TRASH
imported and PURPORTING to be imported from the
States and pamed off on the th1 public as GOOD
HEALTHY BGTTERs, are being driven from the market
Nearly all old California miners are acquainted with
the virtue in the MANzANETA bush, from EXPERIENCE
besides which, it has been pronoun ed to contain
medical properties by some of the first physicians and
chemists of the age and the public that 1t
has lost nothing in the compound. Aside from it,
of the principal ingredients being CALIFORNIA VINE
HUNTER CO., Sole Proprietors,
Market street, San Francisco
Having been appointed Sole Agent In
Marysve Tor the above excellent and celebrated ar
tcle, am happy to inform my friends and the public
generally, that am prepared to supply the demand,
for any quantity at ONE REGULAR PRICE, according to
the amount purchased
HENRY KERNS,
No. 4 Burton Ale House,
street,
ap68m Opposite the Post Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
BEAR RIVER STALL.

EWAVING purchased the entire interest OF VIC.
III TOR LAVEDAN in the above Stall, Central
Market will hereafter conduct il in my own name.
jylsln JQHN sFEIhMAN.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25

The following is list of the members and the
counties which they are accredited.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
s.. H. LONG,
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
FHNHh Co-partnership heretofore existing between
n the undersigned Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. MIR. j. sTEINMAN will collect all debts
due the late firm and pay all liabilities.
Marysvile, July 18th, 1860,
VICTOR LAVEDAN,
JOHN STEINMAN.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-25
HUNTER 81 CO.'S
VERY JUSTLY CELEBRATED
MANZANETA BITTERS.
e Home Manufacture,

,Y.st IF YOU WANT TO DRINK an exceed r.s.,
@IS1ingly pleasant and healthy Tonic, and atETcs
~-sef@a the @sAz-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-18

A UNION TIcKsT IN NEW YoRk.-Tbe DouoI,,
SAte convention, after a s~ssion OF two davs
closed It's labors tremendously In the afternoon ~
tne 10Th Instant by nominating an electoral tic
satisfactory to the Bell and Everett General Com
mlttee In session at the same place The presi-
Dental Electors for the State at large are nhsn
ID; Walworth and Heman J. Red6eld. and M tba
tnlryt district electors ten are old line Wbi,
OF Nsu,known character. The ticket was an
Piauded Vebemently when Ii was read TO the Con.
Eennon, ana was adopted unanimously' The
Bell and Everett conference COMMITTEE ,ye,s ~
sIIeo 10 take seats on the floor of the Conyention
n series OF resolutions were unanimously adontod
'hey declare devotion TO the Union of the lta,..
ia the Federal Consti ion; deprecate the oI~ar-
ILanon OF sectional pafIits; declare the eousiitv
OF tne states; declare against intervention by
congress; approve the nomination OF Doun las and
Sohnson afhrin that the election Of Iincoln yould
De disastrous to the peace and integrity of the
Cnloni invite all conservative men to support IN
electoral ticket nominated by the Conyention.
anu, Tor tne purpose Of this co operation conf =
upon tne state Committee power to MI any yacan.
cles tnat may occur in the electoral ticket and 10
measures, proper and necessary, s.to give the
united expression and effect to the national conscy.
vatlVe sentiment Ofthe Staten
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PROPOSALS FOR Fr'RNJSgING Woon
AND COAL. oo|
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ,

SEALED PRoposALs will he 1sceiya 40 ,p 81. \.
pa.,m .on 9ntn ~, Loon. of Monday, the nth An
mso, i Ior furnishing for the Of ire Depart
nnnarsd and hfsy TINS II tn best white or r rev
S9 ao sevens ave best red ash anthrscits
sne asive,ed a. the convenience al the contraato,
pGb1ns me LIST day Of November next
,; lot inrnishing one hundred cords OF heat drv
s,ne wand wood AID twenty cords beet bakers
livsred Ia such quaint ii and at such tm-s I. si Il
T or use. the Department 20 have the
xo, d. Of either OF both frds secord;nss fto1 OF
aud reg reg q the pubic service The VOID
ths ~ 1osn % oe delivered upon the tagging on
md - Rsy os most convenient 70 the Dspsrment
ss-r (. On l7-dlWI
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II One Father Kaldani, Of New York, lately
Issued the following advertisements: ''Any person
subscribing one dollar for the relief of the suffer-
Ing Christians in the Holy Hand will have three
masses said for whatever intention they may de-
sire-such as for the souls Of their parents, rela
hVes, or for their own spiritual welfare. Or, If
persons are too poor, they can get two of their
neighbors to join with them, and make ND the
dollar, and each can have a mass said for the,,
Intention Cards sold by Father Kaldani.n There.
upon Archbishop Hughes put forth card which
runs thus: .. .
1.-The undersigned has received and read with
lnexpfessl Ole regret the card which is herewith
communicated. The person called Kaldani ia no
aouot regularly ordained priest, who came TO
tnls city, but without any official RECOMMENDED
uons which the Archbishop could recognize IN Is
moi IN the order Of Christian or Episcopal charity
70 oenounce stranger in the circumstances in
Whlen THIS kaldani has thought proper 10 place
nluiseif AT the same time, Justice 10 r,li9Ion
Truth, charity, and fair dealing with mankind
require that the Archbishop should signify TO Ibe
whole people, Catholic and Protestant, that this
man, In view OF this disreputable card herewith
Puonshed, should be stigmatized as an imposter
~ JOHN, Archbishop Of New YORK y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-18

The CHARLOTTESVILLE CONVENTIONAL men,
Der of the National Democratic Executive Com
mittee here, who has just returned from Char
lottesville, writes to us as follows:
Hon. Nj. r. III. Garrett, Hon r. A. Pryor.
and MIR. Goode, Of Virginia. delivered enthusi.
asnc speeches before large mass meeting OF the
friends of Breckenridge and Lane OH Thursday
night last, at Charlottesville This Convention is
one OF the largest that has ever assembled in Viz
glnla We there met large number Of highly
able and influential Democrats of the Old Corr
monwedlth, who had been sent as delegates to the
Convention. Gov. Wise was prevented by sick
ness from attending. When we left Charlottes-
in session - .
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10Y Fnk TIE SICK AND sUFPERINc
LET ALL WHO. ARE FFLICTEn'
APPLY T THHkp Hrmrnv
REJOICE IN HEALru

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snS . .ns resuses Of nature Tor its aid
use that truly valuable m dicament knovn ena
INDIAN ,vEGEr1BBLIEE 1 DfEcocrrov
win regard to this aimost irfailible .n:,,e
pORu.Ss sentm ent has rpaken in daclded fesn.
nnd tne evldonces OF this great efiuaov s,. 20 IL
tSino Dy constant ayowals Of curative eject. 40
tn neppiest results from its use ara afte1 All 1ns
remedies and the best medical skill have S'ner
. Let as say In coneusion. that crrtifcatS.g of
Are not sought from tbs Itsra,s ard m nepi
neis, bnt they are volunteered fom the mott 1s
Which II is possible to commend IS vs,n Ssps n
cine 20 pub 10 approval WI may add aiso ~ =
g curative properties Of the medicine Are
yny by lts restorative eff scts, the AIT m recn
ing from disetze vi, ewed :;
For sale BY all respectable Drnrgists IN th!...
city and by the proprietor, MRS M COY s"''
one yenLine unless her name is blown ,.n Oh.
bcrr.e and her seal on the cork On 'nc
,rlss III per botile, six bottles for rs
$1,000 Wnos,as ssn.. 7; CHS I'll, brug.ist.
'r,S. and ppy the ind 81 my price,. me Dl'
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OxYGENATED BITrERs-we have f,s,ua,, -.
caslons To speak Of this remark able medicine D..
cause we have full faith in its excellence and
Know OF many instances where II has performsd
sinnsS miraculous cures: 1t is principally de-
and numerous disorders Of tue stomach IN vas
discovered and perfected by a regular physician.
aIeI years OF research and practical experience in
,xs tIcans; is entirely unlike all other specifics
disease by its very roofs, leaving M ysstas , hl
n nls. sod oy all respectable druggists I'm the
Chlteo States-Ffdg of Our Union " -
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UH. Frysinger, senior editor Of the Lewis
toI (Pa.) True Democrat, has Withdrawn from
that paper account Of the majority Of the demo-
Gratis In that section requiring Douglas paper,
and his unwiIlingness to support that gentleman.
His partner, younger brother, continues the pub
LEGATION Of the paper in the support of Douglas and
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u On the 10th instant large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the citizens of Allegheny county was
held in Cumberland to express their sentiments in
opposition to the proposed increase oftos per ton
upon all coal transported by the Canal from the
coal region. Resolutions to this effect were passed
and great deal of feeling was manifested.
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EXECUTION OF McCAsKLL PosrPoSEp Fer
dinand McCaskill, convicted Of murder I'm the
District Court for the southern district of Flor
ida, and sentenced to be executed on the 18th
(Ye't@rday,) has been reprieved by the President
until the 18th day Of October next, in order to
afford him an opportunity Of testing the right Of
jurisdiction Of the court over the place where the
murder was committed
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IL The Great Eastern sailed from New York
Tor Europe, via Halifax, on Thursday The crowd
OF visitors on the day before her sailing was large
she took out one hundred and ten passengers
twenty five OF whom go to Halifax only-but no
freight. During the day two attachments, one
against the ship and one against Cox, the well.
remembered steward were issued The one against
'Ae ship was upon claim for S27O for supplies
ana the one against Cox was upon claim for
SSoi IL, also for supplies She was bonded by
hef consignees to meet all judgments against her,
ana 'ne snerlh seized poor Coxs goods in pay
ment Of his Indebtedness. Captain Hall was.
owing to indisposition. unable to take command
and the duty devolved on first officer Machin. As
The steamer moved of she was saluted by cannon,
Doth In New York and at Jersey City The total
number Of persons who visited her during her
stay at New York was about 1000. The visit
ors at Annapolis numbered not far from 25 COO.
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very natural growing Of dozens Of the passen-
gers as uncomfortable as myself, could stand
my situation not moss shan brief hour; when,
rushing upon Chs upper fore deck, passed the
time until daytreak, smoking a multitude Of
segars, counting the very fresh sea breeze, and
anathematiziag tbetween pufs) the arrangnaenu
Of the New York and Boston line via Fall River,
Cor rendering the mass of their passengers most
desperately Uncomfortable. w. VIZ
3 CHARLorTKsvrLLE CONVENTION Hen r.
M. T. Hunter delivered last night before an au-
dience numbering thousand highly intelligent
persons In Charlottesville, Va (where the Viz
ginia Democratic State Convention 10 In session,
speech which Is destined to fall upon the ear of
the country with powerful effect. His theme was
the necessity Of the union Of the South In the
present contest for the preservation OF the Union
which, he clearly demonstrated, can be preserved
In no other way than by the maintenance of the
rights Of the South as guaranteed by the Const'-
tuition. He made IL clear, indeed, that any hes
tsncy on the part Of the South to close her ranks
In defense Of the candidates and platform Of the
portion Of the original (Charleston) Convention
that, representing all the real Democratic States.
proposed to maintain those rights, would inveiy,
either the eventual destruction Of those righss In
the Union, or the eventual destruction of the
Union itself. s.f.g e.. FL. -r.a..