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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

THE RECENT PRIZE FIoHr-The Hon. and
Rev. Baptist Noel of London has published
"a Letter to the noblemen and gentlemen
who attended the prize fight between Henan
and Sayers" lie says;
To so fifty miles and pay e3 in order to
witness the intense suffering of Others, while
sitting ones self at ease on comfortable
chair, enveloped in warm wrapper, and
then, after lolling in an easy carriage, to
laugh over good dinner at the end, seems
to me a process adapted to form an eifemi-
nate ruifian who takes pleasure in the sight
of suffering; and an effeminate ruflian, be-
cause the indulgence of the appetite for hor-
rors is in these circumstances accompanied
with no danger and no hardship. When a
delight in the pain of others is obtained in
the midst of perils, as in the strife of brig
ands, ruf1ian becomes at least old and
hardy; but when it is combined with luxuri-
Gus ease, it may leave men no less efieminate
than cruel
Pugiism, like pistol practice, makes strong
and practiced men builes in common life
ready TO insult Others because they know
that men without muscle and with no prac
tice cannot fight with them At the same
time, il tends to make others quarrelsome
for if fighting comes to considered the best
way of settling dispute, a man who has any
strength will always be disposed to fight tor
any trihe, and our cities, towns, aud villages
will be filled with fighters Your support OF
these fights will set your own villagers all
fighting.
suppose, however, that much as you ad-
vocate this way of iuvigorating the poor, you
do not propose to adopt it yourselves. You
would, indeed draw some monster trains to
your ring, were you to announce that the
Earl of A and the Duke Of B. would
on such day, for the improv ement of their
country, strip and fight and an assembly
still more arristocratic, would probably
crowd round the ropes to see which should
first blind or disable the other. But that not
being intended, vulgar blood alone is to flow,
The earl does not mean to be smashed him
self because he smiles az seeing Heenan
smashed; and the duke does not mean to have
his right arm broken or turned into blue
Jelly because lie comes to see the arm OF
Sayeis so treated. Is not this to make poor
men your sport, while you do not mean TO
he made their sport in turn? But il it is be
meath gentlemen to settle their disputes 10y
the fist, it is equally beneath working men,
and | believe working men are beco "ing too
well educated. in general, to make their
bruises and their blood a spectacle for your
amusement.
You say that you wish to make the people
manly. How can they be more manly when
they work all day in ilI-vontilated work
shops. till exhausted, and then poison them
selves with drink? Ifyou wish them to be
manly, improve the ventilation of their work
shops and cottages; raise their wages by en-
couraging emigration; teach them selfrespect
by good education; then with good food,
temperance. and a sense of duty, you may
make them the bravest end manifest nation
in the world
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

How SLuIcE RoBsER WAS snor.-A few
days since in the vicinity of jamestown,
Tuolumne county, VIM. pickersgill invented
a trap for a sluice robber, which proved sue
eessfdl. His aume, says letter to the Alta
was in deep cut. with banks seven or eight
feet high; on one side he placed shot CUR
heavily loaded with buck shot pointing
across the llume; from the trigger he stretch
ed line across the fume to the other bank,
in such manner that any one passing would
pull the string, and inevitably commit sui
eide. Patiently Mr.. P. watched the result Of
his experiment, and on the moruing of the
10th was rewarded by the sight of his game
The man killed was n Mexican. There was
no doubt of his crime he had dark lantern
in his hand, and in his pocket ball of clay,
very rich with quicksilver gold. The shot
took effect in his thigh, making an awful
wound, from which he bled to death.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21
Fourth of July

At a meeting Of the Committees appointed
by the Marysville Rifles and the Pioneer En-
gine Co. No. .. held June Goth, 1850, for the
purpose of making arrangements for the due
celebration of the coming Fourth Of July,
the following named gentlemen were op-
pointed Committee to ascertain the amount
of finds that can be raised to defray the ex-
penses Of such celebration and report at an
adjourned meeting to be held on Saturday
evening next D. c. Haskin, L. Hubbard, J
S. Love, w. X. Hudson. F. LeBeuf, Charles
Osborn, D. f. George.
On motian, the above Committee were in
struoted to wait upon and to act with Mr..
OHanlon in procuring music for such cele.
braton.
Meeting then adjourned to meet at the City
Hall on Saturday evening June 2Sd, at eight
o'clock c. G. HUBBARD, Chr'm.
Z. G. BALDWIN, Sec'y
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

REMARKABLE CASE OF SUICIDE eastern
paper says that in New Orleans recently a
fre2chman named NoiGean, got a ladder
aHH' climbing to the top of cistern, dived
INTO 1t headforemost and drowned himself
II appeared that he had greatly desired to go
TO German ball, but as all the members Of
'ne i'mily IN which he was employed were
going it was necessary for him to stay and
when he found himself alone in the house HE
disappointment and anger overcame him and
he determined to dpoil the drinking water oe
the family at the expense of his life Thjs
act, considering that he was a man of at laost
forty years of age. must be set down as n
most extraordinary one
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

HoRRrBLE DrATH-On the 10th June. at
+. Dunbar d Co.'S saw mill, near Murphys,
Calaveras county John Stanley, aged 2s
years met with his death, says the Stockton
Argus in a most shocking manner while
working in the mill. lie fell on the large
circular saw whilst it was running at full
speed, the terrible instrument seyering his
head from his body, and cutting off one o
his arms, and both legs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

uoMIoIDE-Att the Dalles, Oregon, on the
night of June 9th, Orvile C. Cram was shot
through the heart by John S Smith. The
Portland Advertiser says that Smith had
suspicious that Cram was too intimate with
his wife, and having satisfied himself that
such was the fact ordered Cram to leave his
house. Cram refused, and replied that he
had a rife loaded for his (Smith's) benefit.
Smith left home, borrowed pistol. and re-
turning shot him dead, with the rifle lying
on his lap. He then gave himself up and
was tried and acquitted.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

WANTS TO DE.-In Oregon an Italian
named Joseph Wilson, has lately made three
desperate but unsuccessful efforts to deprive
himself of lie. IL 6ret shot himself in the
head with a revolver, next tried to drown
himself in the river, and then stabbed him
self with case knife while sitting at dinner.
He is said TO be perfectly sane.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

"TuE DAILY RAIL SPLITTER" is, according
to the Gazette, the title of a new campaign
paper to be published in San Francisco. The
name of the editor is not announced, though
rumOr asserts confidently that Sic. a. Moore
will be the individual.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

HANDsoME-The Howards of San Fran
cisco, who SO handsomely entertained the
Wnrrens Of this city at the Hotel Information
al, had the bill of fare at their banque;
printed upon slips OF the finest satin and in
the ne-test style of the typographical art.
We were handed one of them yesterday and
speak by the card.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21
InsOIVcEGt NO;ice.

HnSOiVcEEt Notice.
STATE Of California, county of Yuba ss.-Distrct
~ Conrt, Tenth judicial District. Warren p Miller
vs. His Creditors Pursuant TO an order Of the Hon.
S. NJ Bliss Judge Of the said District Court notice is
hereby given to all the creditors Of the said Insolyent
Warren Z. Miller, TO be and appear before tb, Hon
.. NJ Bliss in open Court at Chambers at the coprt
room OF said Court in the city of MarysvlIe on the
twenty Y-frst day of July, A. D. 1850 at 10 O'Clock 4
NJ Of that day, then and thore to show cause if onv
they can, why the prayer of said Insovent shoud n
be granted and assignment Of his eslat- he ,noG
and he be dischael ed from bis debts and liabtes IN
pursuance Of the statute in such case made and nrov
ded and in the mean time, all proceedings against
said lnsolvent be stayed. e'''''
..... In witness whereof, have hereunto sot m :,
seal hand and affixed the seal Of said Distrct
'''''' Court, this goth day Of June, A. d.. 1S6o
VIM. I. 0NEALE
Clerk Dis'. Court, Yuba county, California
je2l sod BY NJ d. DoBBN- DEPUTY CIerk
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

THE news from the Frazer river and Ques
nellie Mines is not very encouraging Men
who had been humbugged at Similkamen
rushed by way of the Frazer country; but
found no diggngs sufficiently rich to induce
them 10 stay.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

GOLD HuNTNG ExPEDIuoN.-An expedi-
tion is about to sail from San Francisco for
the purpose Of hunting gold and other pre-.
eious meatals in the Arctic regions Persons
who have Prospeeted the country report,
says the Telegram, that gold, silver and cop
per are found there in abundant quantities
in fact, in almost fabulous quantities. Those
engaged IN the expedition about to sail expect
confidently 70 mike their fortnnca
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

J. W. DuNBAR-This gentleman, an old
resident of Timbuctoo has recently returned
to that place and purchased the Club House
Dunbar always had the reputation of dealing
handsomely with his friends. and he says he
is going to treat them better now than ever
before "Can YOU do that?9
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

Fire WoRKs-J. II. Wright d Co., have
just received a superb lot of fire works-n
full and complete assortment. See their ad-
vertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

AT Democratic mass meeting held May
18TH by the Democracy of Clinton county,
Illinois the following resolution among others
was adopted:
hesosged That'we fully indorse the action
OF our delegates in the Charleston Conven-
ton ana urge upon item when thew shall
have re-assembled at Baltimore on the 18th
ofJune proxiino, the propriety Of corrving
out the popular viii by voting for Ste3beS9
a. Douglas, "the man Of the people" as the
nominee for the Presidency, first, last and
ell the time" to the close Of said convention,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

PRlzE FIoHT.-On the 18th of May, a prize
fight came off near New Orleans between two
men named Bell and Donnely, for $500 a
side, which was won by the former after a
severe contest. Bell was backed by his aunt.
who furnished the $500 stakes, and who was
present during the fight standing on top of a
carriage. and cheering her nephew on from
time to time
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

The PoSY ExPREss.-The Alta says that
the Pony Express will not start from San
Francisco on Friday next, as heretofore an
nouueed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21
Singnlar.


The case of George c. Hersey, of Wev-
mouth, Mass, accused of the murder. by
poison, of three different women, is exciting
an uncommon degree of interest. First, he
married young lady, of more than ordinary
charms, who died in few months after mar
riage, in a violent CONFUSION. Next he
courted and was engaged to marry a second
and charming young lady, who also sudden
ly died in a convusion fit Lastly, be court
ed and was engaged to marry the sister of
the young lady last named, who also died in
q very similar manner. The singularitv of
the last ones death caused her to be exam
ined, hy physicians, previous to interment,
and it was ascertained that she was in an ad-
vanced stage Of pregnancy, and had taken
strychnine. Circumstances led to the con-
clusion that this strychnine was administered
by Hersey, and that the young lady took it
under the supposition that it was something
designed to conceal the consequences of her
seduction. 1t being determined that the
young lady was poisoned, it was thought ad.
visable to disnter her sister who had died
some months before, and see if she had not
also died an unnatural death. An examina-
ton discovered both evidence of pregnancy
and of poison. On the strength Of this testi-
mony, Hersey was arrested and thrown into
Jail, and many strong circumstances have
arisen against him.
What is peculiar about this case is that
the criminal seemed to have sort of mania
for poisoning, for the mere sake of poisoning ;
for he gave strychnine to the hogs belonging
to the father of the girls poisoned and killed
them' and to a favorite lap-dog of one of the
girls, destroying its life also.
Hersey, although having many attractive
ways about HIM, has a very badly constructs
ed head, and doubtless diabolically distort-
ed moral nature. His case is one well worthy
the investigation of Psychologists, pbrenolo-
gists and metaphysioians He is one of those
rare men who seem to have no touch of kind.
ness in their souls and no CLEAN of conscience
They have intellect only, and sensual passion
DEATH AT BALL-A letter from New Or
leans says that notable incident and one
which should be a warning to TOO enthusias-
tic dancers occurred in that city recently. at
dancing party. Notwithstanding the sui
Ir.ne's Ils Of the evening, young man named
y Mel danced frantically for an immoderate
'eng'h OF time, and then drank two or three
glasses of iced lemonade, in succession He
was almost instantly taken alarmipelv in
and IN few moments was a dead man bis
body in those parts most liable 10 profn,o
Perspiration, assuming deep purple hue.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

yellow FEVER At New ORLrAxs-Tbo
Lafayette (Ia) Journal of May 2lst saws
Yellow fever, we learn from a reliable source
has already appeared at New Orleans. The
fact Is said to be concealed from fear of in
jury to the business Of the city, but the peo
pie are already leaving the city for some
healthy localities We can searcely credit
the statement. as the disease does not usually
appear until the season is much farther al
vanced, but the city is said to be full of
ponds Of filthy stagnant water swarming
with flies and mosquitoes, and the weather
excessively hot.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-21

hlLLED.-on June 4th, near Walla Walla
In Oregon MeCarty beat Peter MeDermott,s
brains out with a club. They were both
farmers. McCarty was arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19
THE CHARTER ELECTION.
OFFICIAL CANVASS.
BOARD or CRY CAsv - ERA,

BOARD or CITY CAsy ,ssERs,
Dee II, 1860 (
Al meeting Of the Board Of City Canvassers, he'll
pc IL 1900 the following resolution adopted viz
Resolved, That the Clerk Of this Board be and he il
Aereby directed 10 publish the Official in the fol
6wmg newspapers, viz Herald, Express, Times, News,
staats Zetlng Courier and Enquirer Commercial Adver
User Irish American Leader Dispatch, Atlas, Courier
des Flats luis, New York Traveller Weekly Programme
Sunday Courier, sunday Times, Irish News sun, New
York Transcript Evening Post, New York Tablet Police
Gazette, Metropolitan Record Freemans Journal sunday
Mercury, New Yorker Demokrat Abend Zeitung, Phoenix
Nation ard Tribune. d. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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btli9cn Nreileu.
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