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Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

CONVICTED or BtGAMY.-Last week, in the
Tuolumne Court of Sessions, an Irishman
named Michael Mclaughlin alias Michael
Cunningham, was convicted of the crime of
bigamy. Several years ago. in North Easton,
Mass, says the Sonora Age, he married a
countrywoman of his, by the name of Annie
Earl, with whom he lived few months there.
Leaving that place and his wife, he went to
the city Of Worcester, and shortly after mar
ried another Irish girl by the name of Mary
Mullen, with whom he emigrated to Califor-
MIA in June last The pair stopped at Co.
lumbia, where the wife had brother living.
Here he found many persons who had known
him in Massachusetts. Finding it impossible
to keep his perfidy secret from his wife and
her brother, the defendant left very uncere-
moniously and went over into Calaveras
county, where the brother followed, had him
arrested and brought back for trial. which
has resulted in his conviction. He can only
be fined (by statute) $4,000 and imprisoned
in the county Jail for two years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
ALFALFA.

1NOO LBS. ALFALFA, California grown ;
lOOO 900 lbs. Chill
warranted pure and fresh For sale at the Tree and
Seed Depot 30 street. next door TO the Post Office
dec1G GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

FIRST DAY-MoNDAY, April 90.
DISTRICT SWEEPSTAKES for two year olds mile
heats Entrance $780, forfeit 800. For the following
named counties ONLY Yuba, Sutter, Butte, Tehama
and Colusa Three or more to make race.
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY April "a.
SWEEPSTAKES for three year ods; mile heats
Entrance $780, forfeit 15O Free for all three year
olds. Three or more to make race.
THIRD DAY-wEDNESDAY, April 25.
PURSE 5000. Mile heats. Free for all ages.
FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, April %.
PURSE S4OO. Two mile heats. Free for all ages.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, April %.
THE GREAT FOUR MILE ACE!
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF $1,000. Four mile
heats. With inside stake of $3000 forfeit 81 600.
Two or more to make race. TO name and close
February 22d, 1860.
SAME DAY.
SWEEPSTAKES for two year ods Mile heats En-
trance 5000; forfeit $10O. Free for all two year Olds
on the Pacific coast. Three more to make a race.
To name and close February 22d, 1860.
LAST DAY-sATURDAY, April 2s.
CITIZENS PURSE, $500. Mile heats best thre,
in five Free for all ages.
During The week there will be other purses given fol
beaten horses.
Entrance ten per cent in all the above purses and
all the stakes to close the 22d Of February, 1861
and to be addressed to II. T. oanon, Senate House,
Marysville California.
All the above forfets must be deposited with Messrs
Low Bros. & Co., Bankers, Marysville.
Should the weather prove unproptious, the above
races will be postponed and due notice will be given
of the day.
The racing men, and the public of California gener-
ally may rest assured that the purses above adver
tsed, will be hung up in the Judges stand regularly
and at the appointed hour each day.
The above Sweepstakes and Races will be run and
governed by the rules of tee Marysve Park Jockey
Club, which do not vary materially from the Southern
and Western rules. Il. t. O'HANLON,
ia4-td proDrietor Marysyille Park Race Qonrse
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19

A TELEGRAM from St Louis, December 2sth,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-19
Carpets, Oil Cloth and Mating.

A FULL ASSORTMENT, at the very lowest rates 4.
N WALKER, WILSON & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
CITY ITEMS.

NrsEMRYTs-There are to be a number OF changes
this week. in the dramatic and musical world, and
while the public will eic; recnatng on the causes Oh
conn. 20 The notifications Of managership, they VIII
have OCCASION 10 also feIcitate themselves on
the results.
Winter Goydea-Madame Frezzolini and Meoa,...e
Fabbri share the hcnors this week. Tonight
"Trovaiorc," with Frizzolin Leonora. Tomorrow
FaLbri appears for the first time Abigail, in
/" NebuchadBezzar."
Laura Keenes Thcater.--On Saturday night Miss
Kecrc resigned the managerial reins, and said n
graceful goodbye 10 New-York for the present. The
night was her benefit occasion, and the play was the
4" Colleen Bawn" The house crowded 10 it,
very utmost capacity and the artists came on, each
one was received with hearty round of applause
The play proceeded to the conclusion without unusual
incident, when MS the cnItain fell, a unanimous call
was made for Miss Keene, who came forward, and
said:
"LADIHs AND GEsTLENgY: A little time ago Itook
much pleasure in the thought of my coming vislt to
England; bu. that am near the realization Of my
hopes il brings with II certain pang, the pain oil part
ing with You. For four years have been almost con-
siany before You, and have always received from you
the most liberal support and constant kndness. 10
you and to the members of The press for their kind
ness to myself and my ieowmanagers, TO every men,
Der of my company, to each member of my orchestral
and especially 10 this pointing TO Mr. Thomas
Baker the leader, and hart, but not least to Mr. ana
Mrs. Boucicau desJe TO return my grateful HANKS
This lady lMrs Boueicault and myself have, fear
greatly disappointed many Of you; have lived to-
gether and worked together for many months ana
not fought once, scratched each other faces
II now only remains for again to thank you All ana
TO bid you, until the LIST Of next September, goodbye.
The call was again repeated and again Miss keene
and Miss Agnes Robertson Mrs. Boucicault came Tor
ward, led by Mr.. Bouccault. A number Of bouquets
were thrown and in obedience 20 n most vociferous
demand for speech from Mr.. Boucicault, that gentle
man said
"LADIi5 AND GEYrLraHS.-I hope am too much
Of an Irishmsn not to know that lady should always
have the last word"
On "Wednesday night Mr.. Joseph Jefferson opens The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

detachment Of marines in charge OF Second Lieut..
Butler u. S. NJ corps for the United States steam
frigate Niagara, arrived at the Brooklyn marine bar
racks on Thursday night, from Washington. They
were Immediately sent on board Of the receivingshp
North Carolina, where they will remain until further
orders. There arrived also a draft of sailors from
Boston for the Niagara. The Niagara has been fitted
MP in the quickest possible time On Thursday week
she ls lying in the stream housed over, and to-day
she ia fully equipped and ready for sea, and will be
commissioned on the 18th inst
The United States storeship Release, recently re-
turned from the coast Of Brazil is still lying IN the
s,ream where she will await the action Of the Gov
eminent. She bros grt homo twenty invahdS belong
ing 10 the Brazil Squadron who were sent to the Hos
ptal yesterday.
There are between 600 and 700 men on board the
receying-sbip North Carolina. Everything 'ooA'
quite brisk in the Navy Yard at present Inc sno'
and shell are being scapcd aud panted the fences are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
TrxAs Nrws.-Tae Hcathcr.tord Ne,cs of the 10Th

TrxAs NEws.-Thc Ucatherstord Ne'cs of tic 10Th
ult says:
AN is quie; in Jack County, and the people have
resumed their usual occupations. Capt. Pollard, Just
from Pao Pinto informs the editor that all is becoming
quiet on the frontier; the Indians supposed to have
gone TO their homes, having accomplished their WORK
Of depreciation and murder.
There can no longer be any doubt but that the re-
cent forays upon the western border of the settlement
had been preconceged and carried out IN accord
anCe with a plan previously settled.
=" Every circumstance which has transpred since tho
commencement of the late leving and numbering OPP
eraons has only tended to strengthen the conviction
which now amounts 10 absolute certainty, that the
Reserve Indians, and Others are the perpetrators,
except perhaps being aided and directed by some few
white men,.
The Jackson White Nan of the came day. however
announces:
"shadrach Styer, James Handy, and youth named
VIM. Lamlslead were killed by u party of Indians, on
the l2th at Mountain Pas. They were between two
and three hundred yards distant from house, when
they were attacked by fourteen Indians, all well
mounted. Styer and Handy were shot aud scaped;
Iambshcad, when last passing over the brow
of bill about twenty OF thirty yards IN advance oi MS
pursuers. His body has not vet been found.
1.-The Indians then assaulted the house, which was
defended by one man. and shot several into the
door. After their departure, Shadrach Styer, scalped
and dripping with gore presenting truly horrd spec
tace walked TO the house, and lived about ten minutes
Mr.. Hambys parents reside near Eelknap. Mr.. Styer
was a native of Pennsylvan
The Seguin Mercury of the 25th ult., understands
that the Indians still niesng the country west Of
Castrovilc, and have been seen occasionally the
HoHdO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

"A correspondent of The Philadelphia Press says;
at is a source of poignant modification to Presiden,
Buchanan that his letter declining nomination for the
Presidency was not read, owing to the contemptuous
treatment of his name by the Convention. Gov
Bgler had the precious rnissive in charge ana II is
said carried it TO the White House yesterday IN tha
most mouInful manner. The President received II
with good deal of ll-temper, OH account oil the M
difference Of the Pensy lyana delegation to his well
known wishes to be candidate, and their want OF
tact in moi giving him chance to make las appeal
10 his countrymen and Divine Providence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

also being epaii,d and painted, which adds to their
appearance. In short everything Is undergoing a
general ovcrbaung. There are between 300 and 300
men employed in tho yard at present.
The Washington Eavy-Yard is also undergoing
thorough ovcIhauling and 10 in bettor condition than
il has been for years past. Arrangements ARE there
being made for The reception Of tho Japanese Embas'
sy. a general couri-martil has been ordered upon
Capt. Totten. recently ia command Of the soop-oi-war
Fincennes. u. 4. Halet United States Navy, will be
Judge Advocate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
(Adyertisemeut.l
Mrs. WINsLOW.

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, has sooraisa
SiKuP CHILDREN TggruISG which greatly facilitates the
process Of Teehng BY soenng the gum. and reducing all i'm
tsmmaon will SHAY an pain and TO regulate the bowels
Dtpnnd upon H. mchers will give rest and relief
and health TO your infants Perfectly safe In al
Millions of bottles .old every year la the United Ssies
IL Is an old and well trioi remedy.
Pack osLt % CENTS BofrIs.
Non. genuine unless the fac-simile OF Gears PEaKisss
New-loTs, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists thyous hout the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

INSTALLATIONS OF SAcHEMs.-The seventy-iirst
anniversary Of the order of Tainmany occurred on
Saturday The brotherhood assembled around their
council fires IN the old wigwam, and concentrated
the occasion by the installation of thirteen sachems
elect, az follows: John A. Dix John Kelly, Elijah (.
Purdy, James Conner. Wilson Small, VIM. ID. Kenne-
DIV, James b. Nicholson, VIM Miner, Douglas Taylor
Richard d. Connolly Nelson j. Waterbury, Henry
Vandewater, Geo. +. Baldwin; Secretary, {. G.
Childs Treasurer Josiah ID. Brown. Sycamore g.
s. Messerye and Wiskinkie s. Duryea were also in
Quoted into Office. In week or two hence Grand
sachem will be elected preside over the deliberations
of the brotherhood during their pow-wows. The
present incumbent il Isaac v Fowler, and is said he
will be reelected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
IAdyertisoniehtI

"CoSTAR'S"
"Cosr.s'sp Rat Roach croson-pug &e, EItermiRator
"CosrlR's" -.
"CosrsEsp BedBos Esserninasor
"CosTAR's" $500. ".
"cosTsT,sv Clothes Carpets &c.
"CosTAH's" a,
N~" Opposite 81 Nichols HstsLl
l!!BxwAaH :! OF all limitations OF "CosrA9s"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
fAdvsrtiseinent.l

Many persons are poor and unhappy because
they their true vocation and swsd by seish
with advice he's th habits and the pursuit.. may b
obtained at FOWLER WELLS, No. 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
lAdYer.isement.l

should h. read by evsrybcd, in to-day. Herald .nd Letter Is
on Deafness in TO days Iines and Tribune Dr. Ioue, Il
school medical colleges ond Of Eye and Ear College No
Oouist Aprst Ins has bad ihs advantages that
Prof Jones has had Office No lS7 ithay n. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

FATAL LEAF FROM A WISDow-A SUSPICIOUS
CAsE-On Saturday night, the occupants Of the tene.
ment house No. 1871 Eldridge street thrown into
an intense state of excitement by hearing sudden
crash in one of the fhh-story windows, followed by
the falling of a heavy body TO the ground floor On
going down TO see what was the matter they found
on the lower floor the mangled and ifeless body of
German named Frank Garboe, formerly living at No.
22 Fifth street. Some Of the tenants state that about
~ O'Clock they saw the unfortunate man come into the
house with a woman Of VIGOROUSLY bad character,
named Anne Miller, occupying apartments on the fifth
floor il was instantly conectured that she had had
quarrel with him, and being large and powerful
woman had pushed him out Of che window. Officer
Vaughn of the Seventeenth Precinct arrived in a few
moments, when, finding that the man was entirely
dead be proceeded to the occupied by Anne, and
after a few moments delay, admitted. II was
evident that number of panes of glass were broken
in ore Of the windows which looks into little court
yard in the center Of the building. Anne was taken
into custody and conveyed to the Station-1ouse.
On being questioned regarding the Affair." she stated
that lust before the occurrence she standing in the
street whom she was grossly insulted by drunken
loafer Garboc came to her assistance, and finally
offered to escort her home and protect her from further
,,splt. While they were on the way she noticed that
the person who had aceosted her following them.
On arriving at her apartments she locked the door on
the inside, Garbhe being with her. She then pro-
ce,ded TO closet to procure light, and while looking
for come matches, heard the crash Of the window and
a scream at tie same time. When she had succeeded
in getting light she returned TO the front room and
then discovered that Garboe missing She imme
diately looked ont Of the window, and saw MIN lying
ON the ground-hoor She says further, that while she
was in the closet endeayorlg to procure light, there
was loud Knocking at her door, which she supposes
was occasioned by the drunken WHO had been fol-
lowing them. She believes that the deceased became
alarmed Mt the knocking, and either jumped or fell
through the window. One states that he heard
the deceased scream, and him clnging to the win
dow-s, but soon relaxed his hold and fell TO the
ground. The prisoner bears exceedingly bad char
acter in the neighborhood and there are many who
believe that he attempted to rob the deceased, and while
doing 80 pushed him through the window. She asserts
that she never Garboe before and that he only
accompanied her home protect her from the drunken
rowdy. Coroner Schrmer will hold an inquest on the
body, at Bellevue Hospital, to-day. His deputy, DIR.
Bouion, was yesterday collecting such testimony re-
gardng The case rs il was possible TO find. Garboe
was married man, and leaves one child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
Adverisemen,l
DIR. jones' EYE AND EAR INSTITUTION,

Ne 1871 tth-av., New-i York ..,
Is the only place the world where ALL diseases OF inc Ego ana
lar CURED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

rendered vacant BY the promotion Of Officer iabrook
John Gilligan and X. w. Thompson were appointed
Patrolmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

FIVE PoIyTs sQuARE.-Ths dirty little square re-
mains unfenced, and looks dsgraceful ever Last
year resolution was passed by the Common Council
and signed by the Mayor, authorizing the Street Com
missioner to build fence The Street Commissioner
did not do it, because, he said, he had no money, but
he would attend 10 it as as the tax levy was
passed The levy has passed. but the fence has not
been put up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

MINOR PoLIcE IrENs.-A colored man named John
arrested Saturday by officer Donaghy Of
the Ward charged with having stolen Of double bar
ness valued $50 from, James Patton Of Newbury Orange
County Mackingsm confessed the theft and sent 10 New
bury for ts Frank Capler sailor arrested onsaur
day charged with sesnga watch from Capt, Bunting
schooner Rio Greude IN August last Caner acknowledged
having the watch but said the Captain lent 10 bin Justice
Kelly locked him to John NJ Canldwel Of No
l8 Bank street complains OF having been -onousy assaulted
and badly injured by John and Robert Cray He also charges
Robert with having nssticeed large slice Of his lip The &C
cusd he'd 10 bail 10 by Justice Kelly Henry
Landreth arrested Saturday In ysc see, with 50
worth Of clothing Ia his possession which had been stolen from
John ONeil of No Ia Nsick street. Lsndrsth
mitted by Justice Kelly for examination John Williams
aged ~ years Saturday aud CONF that he
hsd the junk KEEP, by Budget MeMshon st
No 81 Seventh avenue About IS worth Of sui had been
stolen all Of wbich found In his possession He locked
officer Golden ID. Sixth Wsyd suspicion Of having be
dishonesty possssad quantity cigars which h- had
under his He held Cor examination Godfrey
Herman German arrested yesterday morning charged
with felOnlous assault end battery IN having srest senne
kirsch the head with heavy pitcher The prise er ~as
committed for examination BY Ja,ic9 s,eers Raymond
Saturday sixteen different complaints q petit larceny pre-
fered against him b. ChA'l" aep4 Mr. Pbeipss. esei-r
and tho bsesed being In bis employ took occasion s
Wiz sixteen silver wsiohe. They "er. m..{ ,es Kll~
toanswer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

FALSE ALARMs.-Thc alarm of fire Oh Saturday night
proved to DC false ~ was oecasoVed oy sooloq shower u
the awningn front of the store No 3S Eighth avenues hr
from cigar csre.ssy thrown thereon and partially a.
stroyed. Several tire companies were called out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

POLICE ConMIssiosERs.-This Board met on Satur-
day afternoon and took the usual action upon the re-
ports Of the Sergeant of the Sanitary Squad Officers
Moses Plat and Thomas slectc, Of the Twentieth
Ward and A. X Fuller, Of the Broadway Squad, were
appointed Roundsmen. Sergeant VI. T. Halbrook was
appointed Captain Of the Third Ward, Brooklyn, in
place of Capt. scbaurman recently resigned and wm
II. Van Bguat was eated Sergeant, to I'LL the place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

True TmE.-On Saturday, at noon, the hand
of the City Hall clock, the clapper of the great
City Hall BELL and the Time Ball on the roof Of the
Custom House, in electric communication with Albany,
simultaneously Indicated the precise second of me-
ridian without any perceptible variation.
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o0s NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY MAY H. 1860

ho,se with company selected for their excellence in
bulesque and extravaganza. Mrs. John Wood heads
the list. Our opinion hs often been put on record
that this lady is the best buresque actress in America,
that We need say 10 more than to reterate 1t here.
Sir Jefferson has engaged company whom We should
judge to be cmnenty capable ofdong the peculiar work
they have before them. Among the are those of
Miss Cornelia Jefferson, Miss Jane Burke, Mrs. Vim
ing, Mrs. +. s. Chanfrnu, Mrs. j. B. Howe, and
Siesss. James G.. Burnett, Stoddart j. Sinmonds, G.
Thonc, sc. Mr.. Thomas Baker still presides over
the musical department, and has composed anew over
tuo for the first buresque. The play for the opening
night ia "Tho Invisible Prince" Mrs. Wood a. Don
I,cander, aud Mr. Jefferson as the Infant Furibond.
UallaoRs Theatcr-Mr. Tom Taylors comedy,
"The Overland Route" which is to be acted at this
house tonight for the first time, promises something
excellent aud novel; The effects in this play said
to be Of character hitherto uninterrupted Tho cast
comprises the whole of this admirable company.
NiJlo's Garden.-Ihc spectacle of " Blue Beard
has filled this house for the past week, and If still con
tinued on the bills. Tonight, number Of novelties
are announced in the ring, and Mr. William Hanlon
will positively appear.
Bot-vy Ibcoter.-Three pieces are announced here
tonight: "The Black Knight" "The Charleston
Convention" and &C. Sixteen String Jack"
New Bowey 1heat1."T The Black Cat Of Cow
entry" "Thc Bronze Donkey" and "The Two
Colts"
Barnun's american Museam.-Thc two plays
"Dot," ard The Hop PickerS"-played by the two
dramatic companies under the leadership respectively
of Mr.. G. w. Clarke and Mr.. Delmon Grace, have
filed the housc. The pieces will be repeated this week,
being at times varied with others equally attractive.
On Tuesday the benefit of Miss Emily Mestayer,
the favorite leading lady of the establishment.
Mr. Barnum advertises that fortune-teller can be
consulted at the Museum. Such an announcement Is
discrediiable TO TIE management.
Ad0ms's California MeHagerie.-The bears attract
crowds and likely to be permanent inhabitants of
Broadway. The place is Thrteepth street, between
broadway and Fourth avenue.
No. 44i Broadcay, Pref. Jacobs the CoHyuror.-
Crowded and attentive audiences have been present
every night at Prof. Jacobss entertainment. He
is empIatically the best of all the magicians. An
entirely new programme is promised for this week.
Chriay's Mnstrcls NiJlo's Saloon.-Mr. George
Chrsty, having entirely recovered from his sudden in
disposition, will appear again tonight as Julius Crow
in " Black Bunders."
Bry0nfs Ministries, No. Az Broodw0y.-The
Bryants offer capital bill this week.
Palace GGrdeR-A varied programme is offered
here consisting of conuring by HAMBURGER, and music
by popular performers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

TBR CRY Lor SwIsDiE.-Thc PRECEDENT OF IN
Hendcs Hudson Insurance Company desires u- to state tina
the Company received deed of property valued
1880 from Lawson Thompson, and Others now In CUSTODY 10
alleged forgery and perjury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

JIM IRVING REissTATED AS SUPERINTENDENT or
MARKErs--The following letter Of reinstation to
Office has been written by the City Inspector to Jim
Irving, formerly Superintendent Of Markets but who
was suspended Fix months ago. together with his chief
clerk, Banker complaints preferred by number Of
respectable stockholders under his supervision charging
him with iagrant and systematic black-mailing-the
examinations of which were fully reported in our
columns al the time:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

PRoLnIc.-The wife of Officer Mcintyre on sa'ur-
day night gave birth TO four children. hother ana
children are all doing well.