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Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-11
9ett Embellishments.
REMOVAL.

STALLS CITY INTELLIGENCE 0FFICE.-rhe
= proprietor Of this sttuion has removed his once
from the Hotel du Nord, High street, to NO 80
street, Marysvie, between First and Second streets,
where he Is able to furnish families hotels farmers IN
Short evey body with the very best of help at the
shortest notice, Orders from the country promptly
attended TO. .. olAhh'
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-11

Passengers by this line are landed at Panama, fire
Of EXPENSE by the steamers of the Panama Railroa
Company, and are Immediately transported to Aspir
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

IMPERIAL CARns-A French paper manu-
facturer has invented pack of playing cards
each card represents some remarkable fact
connected with the history of Napoleon |, or
of Napoleon III. All the figures are of the
same period, the costume is perfect, and re-
markable for the execution and briliancy OF
the colors. The pack of cards is called Car
tes d Ere Imperiale. In place OF kings
there are four emperors, including the Prince
Imperial; four empresses, including the EN-
press Mother. In place of knaves, four Bo>
napartes, brothers of Napoleon l. For aces
there are four islands viz: Martinique, where
the Empress Josephine was born, the Island
of st. Croix, Elba, and St Helena.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

RELIEF FOR WAsHoE-At meeting held
the other night in San Francisco, to adopt
relief measures for the volunteers in Washoe
committee was appointed to solicit sub.
scriptions for the purchase of provisions, sup
plies etc. A committee was also appointed
to communicate with Col Hays and request
him to make formal requisition upon the
citizens of San Francisco for aid. The COM
mittee for the collection of subscriptions, pre-.
pared an address to the people, urging upon
them, prompt and decisive action in the
matter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

The STAGE RoBBERY-A man supposed to
be one of those, who on the 2sth ult. attacked
the stage and carried off Wells, Fargo & Cos
treasure box, has been arrested at Iowa Hill
and his bail fixed at $4,000. The driver of
the stage, and one of the passengers identi-
fed him as being one of the robbers. The
Placer Herald Of the I'd inst, learns that sew
eral suspected persons have been arrested at
Iowa Hill, and that they were to be brought
by the officers to Auburn last Saturday
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05
IDLENEss.

FALURE.-Some time ago, a company
started from Southern Oregon to explore the
country in the neighborhood of Antelope
Springs near the Humboldt river, for the
discovery of silver mines supposed to exist in
that region. We learn from the Jackson
vile Sentinel, that most of the party have
returned, having failed after twenty five
days of prospecting. to find either silver or
gold. The cause of the starting out, was a
report that a piece of almost pure silver had
been picked up somewhere there, in ls4S by
some immigrants.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

JoHN L. STEPHENS sLIBELED.-Robert Morri-
son, late District Attorney of Sacramento
has libeled the John L. Stephens for breach Of
passenger contract We are informed. saws
the Telegram, that Collector Washington has
signifed his determination to have every
vessel arriving at this port boarded on arri.
val, and the passengers counted before land.
ing, and that he will strictly enforce the law
against all vessels which may be found guilty
Of violating the Act Of Congress
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

The BRoDERIoK MONUMENTAL number of
plans for the Broderick monument have been
submitted to the company in San Francisco,
Tor acceptance. 1t is the intention of the
committee to meet some day this week and
decide upon one of the plans-the cost of
none of them, however, to exceed $4,000
They feel warranted to make an engagement
involving that amount, with the sum already
on hand. which amounts to S4,725. 1t is ex
peeted that subscriptions will come in for
some time yet.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

CLovER.-Our farming friends, in the neigh.
bofhood of the city, are just now Gin clover
They are cutting vast quantities of this in
digenous California production, for hay, and
will make good profit from the article. One
of these farmers is cutting at this time $50
aeres of clover of the finest quality, its height
being from two to three feet Clover grows
in large quantities upon soil which has been
upturned for a series of years, and when
once started, affords luxuriant crop every
three years, and this stated period is calcu'
lated upon regularly by the farmers.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

REruRSED.-Our friend, Stevens, who went
out prospecting at the Black Rock, few
weeks ago, has returned. Mr.. Totman went
to Virginia City. Mr. Stevens came alone
from Honey Lake Valley. He intends max
ing tour shortly to the silver region of San
Bernardino. His trip to Black Rock was moi
successful
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

TmcK-Numerous vagrants around town,
but tits difficult to convict them. They have
friends who swear them clear. There is a
mean loafer, about the city, who wears a
white cap, and, under the pretence of hunt,
ing for work, "bums" every decent man he
meets for four bits H. hasn't eat a bite for
two days, and has no place TO sleepl Such
is his story. every where he goes The police
ought to take him up and give the Recorder
a chance to throw him into the Chain Gang
for sixty DAYS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

MAY FEsTIvAL-On Monday of last week
the German May Festival, at Weaverville,
commenced and continued three days 1t
was very successful affair." The receipts
amounted to $S,2O4. An address in German
was delivered by Mr.. VIM. Schick. Speak
ing of the festival, the journal says:
1t would be small estimate to saw that
the festival occasion added not less than $40.
900 to the money circulation of Weaverville.
1t has become an institution of Trinity coun.
ty, and one we hope never to see abandoned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

GOAL IN AMADoR.-A vein of coal has been
discovered and opened near lone city, ANA
uor comfy, which promises to be fortune
20 isS owners Hall 4 Harrison, proprietors
oi 'ne steam mill at that place. The coal
burns well, and supply of it has been con-
Iraeted Tor by the owners of the jackson Gas
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

MATILDA Heron left New York for Eng.
land on the 7th of May. She is accompanied
by her husband, Mr.. Robert Stopel, who in.
tends to produce his "Hiawatha" in London,
under the auspices of the Philharmonic So
eiety. Mrs stOpel viii do the reading
From England the party viii visit France,
thence Germany, and then back to New
York
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05
MAR RYSVILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5th.

WATER WoRKs.-Ths Marysville Water
Company publish in another place the rates
for water. 1t win be seen that they are in
elined be liberal They also publish their
Rules and Regulations.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

LAND CAsE.-In the U. s. District Court
an application has been made for a rehearing
in the case of the United States VS.. Andreas
Pico, claimant of grant of land that covers
lone Valley, Amador county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

SOMETHING NEw.-We are informed by
Mr. Little, who is in town at present, that there
will be a melodeon opened here in few
days, with a company of good Ministries;
also, Miss Augusta Williams, the pretty little
vocalist and danseuse The location has not
been decided upon as yet
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

SOME of the Irish journals speak despond.
ingly of the extensive emigration which is in
progress. They state that "the exodus" is
apparently about to re>assume the proper
tions of former years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

A PHIeHr.-Pat Conroy and Pat Brady
fell into desperate pugilistic encounter, on
c street, at the Pony Saloon, at four O'Clock
yesterday morning, in which Pat Brady came
off second best. Both parties were arrested,
tried before Justice Kyle and 6ned-Conroy
S2 so and Brady S5 90.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

lNsANE-Stan6eld Dodson recently tried
for murder at Placerville and acquitted, has
been ordered to be confined in the Lunatic
Asylum at Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05
NJ o Q IA.

3nEzzA HAVING purchased the entire in
kEffsf24 terest of
JN0. GELZHAUsFR
----A In the CENTRAL STALL
Center Market street, Marysville, the subscriber
would respectfully solicit continuance OF the patroa
age so literally bestowed upon his predecessor, and
as much more as generous public may see fit TO fa-
Vor him with.
All those purchasing their meats at the CENTRAL,
STALL may be assured that they are getting as good
as can be had in town. 80 e''N
je3-tf EDMUND CUIIDRFss
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

INJURED.-In San Francisco, Saturday,
man named D. ]. Quimby, fell from a cart
and had his skull fractured. At last accounts,
he was lying in critical condition.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

The kILLED.-Some persist, saws a Wasboe
correspondent, in saying that only TWENTY
five or thirty whites were killed at Pyramid
Lake, but from all that can gather. there
are yet nearly sixty missing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

FLETCHER d HoBsoN.-These enterprising
gentlemen have received large assortment
ofnew and elegant goods for the sumner
Give them a call
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

On Sunday at San Francisco, Rev. T. Starr
King delivered lecture for the benefit Of
the Ladies Seamen's Friend Society,""
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

"KArE," writing to the Morning Call from
Petaluma, says there are Free Lovers in that
town, and she wants the young men to drive
them away.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

SHOOTING GALLERY.-See Brophy's adver-
vertisement His shooting gallery is tip
top affair-quite an elegant place.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

ABORTION Of the Northern press is denounc.
ing Pryor as "bully and coward" because
he refused to fight Potter with bowie knives.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

LoTTERY.-ln San Francisco, Saturday, the
case of W. S. Miller, one of the men charged
with selling lottery tickets, was sent to the
Court of Sessions, and his bail fixed at $1,000
The case of George Mitchell charged with a
like offense, was continued.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

HARNEss-Somebody stole lot of harness,
a few days ago, from our friend Fuller on
Second street The thieves are getting SO
that they take almost anything these times
We should think harness would hardly be a
very portable article, and would scarcely pay
for the packing on ones back, very far
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

SoRrEE.-The Soiree Dansante at the Peri
Hall went off, last evening, admirably. There
was fine attendance of handsome ladies.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

ARREsTs.-During the month of May, the
arrests by the Police in San Francisco
amounted to 44S, of these l22 were for
drunkenness
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

THANKS to Randall d Co. for copy of the
Sacramento Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

Miss ANNETTE INcE was playing in st..
Louis at last accounts.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

A school for colored children will shortly
be established in Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

HORSE racing over the Mokelumno Hill
Course, will commence the first week in July.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

The DYING SwAN-The dying swan sings
sweetest. So was it with the Appeal of this
city. Ere it died, as an Independent paper,
it gave utterance to the following:
The great heart of the nation beats in uni
son with Douglas, and the principles which
he advocates His bold, fearless and manly
position on the Kansas imbrogIio, and the
bitter hatred manifested by Buchanan, his
lick spittles and myrmidons towards him, has
given him place in the hearts of the Ameri-
can people which must carry him into the
Presidential mansion, if nominated by the
Democratic party"
Dying words are always considered sin
cere. We may, therefore, safely say that this
expression of the Appeal in favor of Stephen
A. Douglas is the true and honest conviction
of that journal, in its independent character
The Appeal was right The great heart of the
Nation does beat "in unison with Douglas
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

JUDGE Hoffman has written that he may be
expected to arrive soon in San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

BURGLARs are still carrying on their busi-
ness in Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

ut is computed that Edwin Forest has al
ready spent 100000 in the suits with his
wife"
Lake many men who marry, he has twice
oeeh suitor. As suitor in love, he won
the hand Of his fair one. As suitor in law
he got rid of her.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05

The CHINESE WAR.-It was stated that the
Chinese Government had agreed to paw an
indemnity to the English and French, and to
allow the Ambassadors to row themselves nm
to Pekin, by whichever river they wished.
By later advices from China, however, Ito
April l4th) it appears that the Chinese have
made no concession of the kind. We now
learn that the French and English Legations
at Shanghae have received the reply of the
Emperor Of China to the Allied Powers. and
nave transmitted it to their respective Gov
ernments. The substance of the document is.
'hat the Emperor declines to accede to the
terms proposed by the Allies. His reply is
Suiu 10 oe positive and dogmatieal. Such be.
ing 'he ease' OF course the war will have to
comm Son,nenes, II was thought that the English
month. "N VI last
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05
VIM. ABBOTT,
~ ID STREET,
Opposite the ST. Nicholas HOt9

Opposite the st. Nicholas AOtG
INVITES attention to his stock of ~
Il q A Ig =. He has now on hand and WIN VT IeVgT
by every Steamer, from his agent in Havana tHe"
lowing brands:
FIGAR0-Regalia Britannica;
Ell CINT0 DE ORI0N-Regala de LonareAi
La Matilda -Regaa Espartero
Pumariago-Regala de Londresi
Pinar del RiO-Regalia Espartero
Rosalia-Regalia de Londres;
La EspanOla-Regaa de Londrei
pota-Regalia de Londrei
FilantrOpa-Regal de Londrei
Rio Sella-Regalia Britannica;
J Forlea-Regalia Espartero
La Loteria-Regalia Espartero;
La Sevillano-Regalia Espartero
Flor de Castillo-Regala Britannica
La Fab. lola Regaia Britannica;
La Sealtad-Regalia Britannica finai
Pima del Rio-Regalia Espartero;
Cambio por Orc -Regalia Britannica
La Alhambra-Regala Britannica;
La Flor de Ynclan-Regalia Britannica
New York and California made Cigars
German, Swiss and Manila Cglrsi
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, all brands n,
Genuine Mersham Pipes, Cigaritos, Cards 'Mal'N'''
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
je1 1ml AT San Francisco prices.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-05
FRANCIS L. AUD,
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE up same stairs as appeal" Office street,
je3-lw MARYSVILLE, CAL.
Hook Farm Garden.

Hook Farm Garden.
q TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO MY
friends and the public generally, that have leas
ed these
G a Il d q IA 81,
Known to be the most beautiful in the State and will
be well prepared to entertain those favoPng me with
their company. Ladies visiting the HOOK FARM
GARDENS will find them
Genteel Place of Resort.
These Gardens are easy Of access presenting To
those fond of recreation most delightful drive of
seven miles, over as fine roa as one could wish
Refreshments constantly on hand
The Omnibusses will always be ready TO convey
parties OF pleasure to and from the
Hook Farm Gardens
at a moderate charge.
BoQUETs can be had at Mrs. Peri's Ice Cream sa
loon. NJ. LEVINSON,
je3-my Lessee
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not do t. Sir, az long az be gets that SSW0 per an
nun, payable monthly in hard American gold coin
no, Sir-no."
Madame Mario Miss Jessie Merton Whte) Is act
ing nobly and usefully at Naples as head nurse and
horJial superintendent. Her husband a very good
looking young Italian has fought brayely, and was one
of the small band who irst cast themselves on the
main shore from Sicily, and took to the mountains OF
Calabria. The Marchioness Della Torra, who fights
like man, and Of whom half the Garibaldian officers
are raid to be enamored is heroine Of different style
and mold.
There has been duel at Paris between two lite
rary men, Mons BaITere, the popular author OF Marble
Hearts &c. and Mona Chas. Monseet, the dramatic
critic. The former obecedo the way the latter spoke
Of his reces and ordered the latter never TO
about them hereafter wbereupon the latter struck the
former They fought with swords; and upon MOLE
Morselets receiving a scratch in hls hand inc SECONDS
interfered and ended tie duel.
AN EXPLANATION
To the Editor Of THEM y Tribune.
SIR Some time since you published paragraph III
your paper purportn to be copied from The Court JHr" OF
London That paragraph stated that Mr. Dallas had anueD
my prcsenaion the Queen the grounds OF my false repre-
sentations TO hin.
Phsr. as meter usce you win publish the inclo'ed
which have just received Mr. Dallas in answer 20 letter
addressed him. AUGUSTUS nav "a 80, ,oeo
"DRAR SK Your note Of the 10th utimo reached me few
days ago and gave the rst intimaiion nave mao o
sufd runor to which you refer II is withouta shade" Of lou
Yea brought me strong of ntroineonone re,
member om distinguished Senator Of the United states ana
never felt ard have heard expressed an objection
your presentation on the score oil your 2t
aDr A. RANLlNGsD
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aIew9lorJs Dailp Gribn)1e

DoUcfAs issyITED Ar MoSrGonFRY, AIA.-hE
Is PrI1rD WITH EGGs.-IHe AHaata GA South
e,n Couj,aracy OF last Saturday learns from highly
ro.uocrahlc gentleman who arrived there that evening"
direct from Montgomery, that thGIion. stephen A.
Dopolas. on bis arrival in Montgomery, was met with
q shower Of rottea cqgs. The Contedorocy says:
"q1;pk Of II patriots of The South Adisineuished
American citizen. n law-abiding man, patriot. II
sf1;es,oar. gentleman holding high position IN the
coufrs az lhe ration and one who s the candidate OF
neal party for the highest Office in the giit Of free
reople 70 b6 offered the greatest conceivable indgny,
AID In what place was il that Mr.. Douglas received
zlich trestment2 At Montgomery, the home Of WI
liar H. Yaucey, the gentleman who has been niihniy
ir,l inenal in bringing the Government 10 The very
verge Of destruction.
3 and because the patriot ana slandered Douglas
chooses tO meet the summons Of his ellowciiizens IN
Montgomery, he il greeted on his reception III thai
ry hy 1oa cggs and the yells and misses OF demons
AID fanatics. .r,y.
Mr.. Yancey has recently canyassed the Middle,
Northern and Northwestern States, IN the dlssemih'
ton OF his factious and dsorganizng dognas, but Ia
every instance ne has been met and treated like gen
tlemIn. But when distinguished opponent, a friend
Of the Constitution and the Union, visits the home 81
bIJ Y.lcey, he is met with T0teS CSgs ond other M
digIIles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

ASorHFR SLAvER.-A Westerly correspondent OF
THE Pyocdeace Journal gives the following account OF
the successful departure Of another slave vessel tor the
African const:
Two or three months ago man visited Mystic,
Conn. 10 purchase some old whale-ships winch were
for sale there. Hi story pausible one lie hal
contracted to send several million feet OF lumber 70
Australia, and, instead of having it reighted, ne pro
posed 10 purchase a number Of whaers, all them with
lumber. aud. when they arrived, to sell them there.
Ihis -eemed good plan. lie was ADV ed to oind ms
lpnber to Mystic, as being cheaper than to take the
aims TO New-York. To this lie agreed az the pest
course. He purchased the ship Romulas for lew
thousand dollars and LETT She remained at the wharf
in Mystic, un,il two or three weeks ago, when me
allied for New-Yok. But she never reached mat clly
and nothing was known here Of her whereabouts until
last saturday morning On that day, ste1in,tHA,
which had osiensibly come down to tow qP TO New
York new ship just built at Mystic took the Romu-
In in TOW from Gfeenport, l.. L. where she nad been
fitting ont as a whale- ip. Tie captain SAID she had
her fireworks up and her whae-boats ready to launch
bnf What WAS an uncommon thing for whaler, she
had Spanish captain and crew and an American cap
tain and crew. with other appur;enaneea Tor the slave
trade ~
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RELIEF FOR SYRn.-Wm 4. Booth, esq, Treasurer
of the Syrian Relief Committee here, has received
letter relative to the sueriIgs in Syria signed ny the
American. British, and Prussian Consus at Beyrout,
on behafofthe Beyrout Syrian Relief Committee they
have been appointed Committee Of Correspondence.
This letter show that the most exact and economical
use is made of the contributions made from this and
other countries aud reveals enormous amount OF
misery any want to be provided for during the winter
tlst is setting in. The Secretary of tie Committee
here Mr. Baird says the Committee have received and
forwarded $4,000; but far greater sum VIII be
needed
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THE KNIGHTS OF THE GoLDES CRcLE.-We ma
in TIE Houston Texasl Telegraph Of the lst inst, an
account Of the movements of Gen. Buckley President
Of the X c. G.'s The paper says:
"The order of tire X. G. G.'s originated IN the deep
and lettled aIred OF the General TO Abollionsts ana
any mistaken philanthroFist who. could desire the
freedom OF the negro at the risk and shame oil
seryile iusurrection Ills hatred took Possession of
his bosom when he was only eleven years old, at
which eally ace lie bis little brother and sister
murdered by blacks during servile instruction,
urged on by Abolitioni,ts For thirty years he has
nurtured lose feelings, but it only six years since
he began 10 reyolye the prospect OF uniting the whole
South into friendly military body, which should at
all times be prepared to Tesitt the OF me
Abolition hOrdes OF the North, and by conquest ada
more slave TERRITORY to the Union, thus equalizing
Sontlern and Northern representation in the National
Congress The order now numbers l5O,OO0 men, and
is daily increasing in number, power and influence.
Fifty thousaud be concentrated In ten days al
any given Southern point. No movements against
Mexico will he made until after the result OF the elee,
tion Is known and the course of the South determined
should i, be adverse to her interests"
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hrsrRiAS RrcmIIBs.-Tbe Southern Germany

hrsrRIAS RrcuiTsG.-The Southern Germany
X7ft,ae says:
"Tbe recruitment of volunteers meets with small
success IN Tyrol. Several caaFes contribute to this
result First our young peasants have little taste for
military life, and then the bounty offered II very 0n'l
and finally the nfemen VINO are at home On leave, ten
.ores of the las war in Italy which are calculated
rather 10 hinder than aid IN enlistment.
Measures are being taken to organize companies Oh
rRenen bu. IN this also Indifference, not % ray repug'
nance n such thai 40 great result can BE- reached even
if the do.red number can be enlisted. ltWould Snrel
De otherwise if German Tyro were attacked ~ Il
foreign enemy. Then the whole country would me a
ono niau.