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Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

An ENGLISH LADY OF RANK AS THE WIFE OF
BEDoUrN Cnrrr.-"Iadji" the Syrian cor,
respondent of the Boston Traveller, furnishes
the following account of the freaks of an En-.
glish lady of rank and beauty, who has late.
ly become the wife of a Bedouin chief
AT The hotel of Mr. Rsrey found most
singular specimen of the English woman who
seems TO emulate the character of the famous
ana once powerful Lady Hester Stanhone
hnoWn as Lady Digby, she excites the mirth
| ana rdieuIe Of the natives, but as the wife Of
oheikh Miguil-the Bedouin chief of Damas-
cus-she wields a powerful influence amor0
the Bedouins Of the desert Possessed Of an
ample fortune, Indy Ellcnborouga. once the
lavonte of the Court of st. James, after her
ialI and divorce The wife of a Russian noble.
man, and then of a Greek Prince, established
herseh IN Damascus a few years ago. Here
she prevailed upon a noted Bedouin Chief TO
put away his wives and live with her Tbev
spend their winters in town and their s,ln,
merS in the desert, where she visits the ola
wives of the Sheikh, taking with her many
beautiful presents to appease their wrath and
jealousy.
She has frequently been seen in the desert
haOlted in the one loose robe Of the children
OF the sandy waste, bare-footed and bare
headed In Damascus she wears the long
white sheet, which covers her figure hnf
lives in good English style, still retaining the
luNuries OF civilized life and French maid
Her constant attendance upon Protes amt
worship when in town, gives travellers fire.
quent opportunities of seeing her land being
majestic woman in appearance and still re-
talulhS traces OF woundrous beauty, she al.
ways eXeites attention and inquiry. hear
mat she has lately had her marriage with the
oheIkh legalized by the Cadi of Damascus.
ana recorded 10y the British Consulate.
Her lord and mastcr-for in this country
husband is most emphatically "lord of ere
| auon possesses nothing either in face or
ilgure to attract woman of cultivated taste.
small in stature, darker than mulatto. with
small piercing black eyes, and walking with
the staggering gait of the Bedouin. he dis
appoints every one who sees him; for one
would naturally expect to see something in
'he appearance of the man which would ac
count for this singular freak of an English
lady OF rank and fortune in choosing for her
sell husband from among the rude sons of
the desert. But such expectations are far
from being met at sight of this most Inferior
specimen of the Bedouin race. This interest.
ing couple are now on their way for Europe.
where Lady Digby hopes to educate and
clviize her tawny spouse
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

G. W. PATRICK, of Tuolumne county a
delegate to the National Democratic Conven-
tion, started to return overland, but was ar
rested at Belknap, Texas, by illness, where
not dangerous.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

Hay AND GRAIN BURNED n.--A man named
Bldweil, who resides on the Mokelumne Hill
road, about four miles from Stockton lost re-
Gently by fire one hundred tons of hay, in the
stack, and fifteen acres of barley which had
just been cut. The fire originated from
cigar, carelessly dropped by a vaquero, nc
cording to the Republican.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
laiIg NationaI 1tnpotrat.

CORPORAL PUNIsnMENT.- New ORLEANS
District Judge has ruled that schoolmos
ters has no right to infict eorporeal punish
ment on their scholars.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

CONVENIENT ARRANGEMEST-The editor
Oi The Richmond Dispatch says that in Au-
gusIa, Georgia, there is an African Baptist
Church which owns its minister The sable
SAINTS bought him of his former owner, and
RE dre Is held in their behalf by white man.
They give their spiritual ciattel one thous-
ana dollars year, which is a good deal more
'uah some white preachers receive, who are
eo uhlucky as to own themselves
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

lNcoRPohArfoNs.-The Buckeye and Sierra
Nevada Silver Mining Companies have filed
their certificates of incorporation in the San
Francisco County Court The capital of the
former is set at S2SO,0OO divided into 500
shares; and of the latter at 81 100000, with
5000 shares at $500 each.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

A MAN who is tired of his wife has only to
take her to Japan. traveller who went
there lately, accompanied by his wife, had
several good offers for her, in monevl
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

SUIcIDE.-Last week, German named
Christopher Hanselmander, late from St
Louis Mo-, committed suicide by hanging
himself in a canon about four miles from San
Andreas
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

THERE we're thirty three deaths in Sacra-
mento during the month of June Ages
under year, G; over enc and under five, 6
5 to 10, 8; 10 to 20 4; 20 to so, 4; so to 40, 6;
40 to so, l: 60 to 10, l.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

=, "A Jolnt stock company, named "The Corn
wal Mining Company" formed for the pur
% Pose OF working the copper mines recently
discovered in the foothills, has been organi-
eco In this city. The capital stock is fixed at
slVo oOoO-2, 100 shares of $50 EACH One or
more additional companies, having the same
purposes in view, are in course Of organiza-
''on'-Saa joaquin Rep.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
q 'ELG GG2 a.. p.ATC ,
fOYER THE STATE LINF1
No Mail by the Steamer Sonora.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10th.
Postmaster Weller has received no ins,ruc.
tons from Washington by the Overland mail
which arrived here last night. and he has
therefore given notice that no mail will be
dispatched from this office by the steamer
Sonora tomorrow for Panama, Havana, or
South America.
Officer Rand, VINO was 50 severely stabbed
by Steamboat Jake on Saturday night is
slowly improving. The knife did not pene
trate the lungs as was at first supposed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

AT the celebration of the 4th in San An
dreas' an oration was delivered by Mr. 5. w.
Brockway of Mokelumne Hill. About one
thousand persons were pr esent.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

AN Insane man named Uhler, who was re-
Gently discharged from the Asylum at Stock
Francisco. s' - -"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
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REC ArrA-It ia stated that several boat
owners are preparing for regatta, to take
place duringthi month, before the Restless
and Mermaid have their match. The new
sacramento boat, Pride the Capital. owned
by John A. Croker, it is thought will be
entered, and give our Bay beauties a race
S. j. alta
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

AcciDENrs.-0n the 2d Of July, says the
Calayeras Chronicle, c. X johnson, of Jack
son, Mrs King and two little girls were rid
ing from the Big Trees 10 Mnrphy's when,
while descending steep hill, the horse be
came unmanageNble and the carriage was
had his arm broken, Mrs. King had her
shoulder sprained and the children were
somewhat bruised On Thursday morning
while Mr. Gillot and Mr. Manager We're re
turning in a buggy from the Mokelumne
Hill ball, to jackson, while going down
hill the harness was disarranged, the horse
became frightened, upset the buggy, and
run into one ahead of it occupied by r. NJ.
Craodal and Miss Mary Munger, upsetting
and smashing it. Mr. Cilet had his right
arm broken and Mis- Munger had her left
shonlder dslocated.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

DUEL IN SAN Joaquin CouSrY.-Thc Stock
ton Republican says that duel was fought,
July 7th near the North American House
Mokelumne Hill road, between two French
men, +. Dauphin and Julius Pache, who had
a difficulty about fortnight ago in Stockton
and whose cards appeared in the Republican
at the time. They fought at forty PAGES.
After one exchange of shots, the parties be-
came reconciled, aud afterwards brcakrasted
at the North American House.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

WN. II. DAILY, ESQ:
DSAR SIR;--Your "AROMATIC VALLEY Wits
Ky" is received, and, after careful examination l
find 1t to be pure article, entirely free from the
adulterating ingredients SO freqeuntly used.
JAMES J. MAPEs, Analyt ytical Chemist
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

INDIANS BROKE LoosE.-Three Indians.
named respectively Bernardino. Miguel and
Crisanto, indicted for the murder of another
lrdian named Querino escaped fron. the
Napa county Jail one night last week The
Reporter says "the only tool used seems to
have been broken spoon handle" That
paper further remarks:
"What mighty fine jail we've got though,
that two or three Indians can burrow through
and through with pewter spoon handle !"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

MIME RIFLE CoMPANY.-It is proposed TO
organize a MIME Rifle Companp mounted, at
Mokelumne Hill, if arms can be procured
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

SUwARRow. the great Russian General
even in peace, always slept fully armed
boots and all. when l was lazy" he said
"and wanted to enjoy a comfortable sleep,
usually took off one spurl
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

MAJOR DoDGE has appoined J. a Thomp-
son Snb-agent among the Indians on Walkers
river. Thompson is the pioneer expressman
who Travelled the passes Of the Sierra Neva-
da on foot, summer or winter, rain or shine
three years ago, bringing and taking what
ever letters or news were then astir on either
side of the mountains.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
EE0ck Farm Garden.
NJ @ . II.

-ss.gzg~wgoA HAVING purchased the entire in
E,Y4 .4.r terest of
Nk JNO GELZIAUSER
---A$-----AA in the CEN EHkAL STALL
Center Market street., Marysyne, the subscriber
would respectfully solicit continuance the patroa
age so lberaly bestowed upon his predecessor, and
MS much more as generous public may see III to IA
vor him with
An those purchasing their meats at the CENTRAL
STALL may be assured that they are getting as good
as can be had in town.
je3-tf EDMUND CHILDGEsS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

An AMERICAN KNIGurED. Queen Victoria
has conferred the order of knighthood on
Francis IL Saltus, of New York city, for i'm
portant improvements in artillery. Mr. SAL
tus is the first citizen from this country thus
distinguished.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

TAXNG CnvRouEs.--The question in dis
pute between the First Baptist Church and
the Tax Collector, was as to the proprety of
the assessment Of 1882 so taxes levied on the
church property, because two rooms in the
basement of the building are rented for other
than church purposes. The tax was finally
paid under protest, and the Church urged
thatthe receipts from all sources of rent for
school room and pews, were not sufficient to
pay the current expenses of the church, and
maintqining public worship Judge Norton
held, as we have said, that the Tax Collector
was right in his view, and found accordingly.
s. r. Bulletin.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

FlrE-Two hundred and fifty tons Of hay,
belonging to Mr. Tarrant, were burned in
San Mateo county, near Redwood City, on
the Fourth The Gazette says: No one can
tell how the fire originated. Many suspect
that it was from phosphorus used in the field
last spring others that it was from the care
lessness of some straggler who crept into the
stack to take a morning nap. We think this
last the most probable solution Of the mys-
terry
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

Nor GULTY.-In the Sacramento District
Court on Monday, James lillian was tried Cor
the murder of Indian "Alick," and found not
guilty.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
EzAEEsX'S
CELEBRATED PATENT
Anti Friction Axle Gre ase.

Anti-Eriction Axle Ctreas
TFAvING been appointed SOLE AGENT for this col
4 ebrated Article, am now preuarei 20 supply the
trade on the most liberal terms. Depot IFS second
street, Marysyille
This article eGec.ua,y PREVENTS FIRING OF
WHEELS and is IN every respect superior to any 9th
er article IN use, for all kin of Wagons Carriages,
Stages Drays, heavy bearings, wafer wheel gudgaons,
Rollers on inelined PLANES, heavy journals where
there fast motion, and all other kinds OF Machinery,
being much better and cheaper than Oil, tlow any
other kind Of grease when it caa be appel.
Itis Unaffected by Heat or Cold.
The great economy and advantage arising from
It's use will tOnce be observed, as q single trial is
sufficient to exhibit to the consumer a savn" ol OF
least % per cent. Put up in all sized packages, from
a two pound can to a half barrel.
Prepared expressly for the climate Of California
and sold by >. G.. WILLIAMS,
1i5 Second street.
sY~ Lool. for the name, "IIardy's Patent Axle
Crease on every can, none other is genuine
ielO
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

AT the celebration of the Fourth in Yreka,
an oration was delivered by Francis Ganahl,
Esq.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

The LATE SUICIDE IN SAN FRANc1sco- The
Bulletin of Monday says: George Wyckor
in 1851, was known in San Francisco as q
commission merchant of good reputation,
and worthy aud Jealous member of the
baptist Church. Owing to roverses beyond
ms control he lost his property, but never
his pride. Since his last return from the
East he has been much depressed in spirits
probably for lack of the means to "keep up
appearances in the way that seemed to him
essential. On Saturday afternoon he was
found dead in his apartments, over r. D.
Hunts agricultural warehouse on Washing
ton street, between Battery and Front. A
discharged pistol lay 10y his side, ,'and a shot
wound was found just below the region Of
the heart, on his chest. 1t is presumed that
he committed suicide-and from appearances,
must have been dead a day or two, when
found, lie was aged about 40 he came
here from New York, and was at one time
thought to be wealthy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

FoAsER RYGR.-The str Wilson c.. Hunt
reached Victoria on the 9th June from Fra
ser river. The Gazette gives the following
intelligence 10y her, derived from JcTray's
Express:
From nearly all parts, the miners ore
bringing in water into the benches banks
and gulches, and establishing permanent
mining. They are finding pay dirt from two
to twenty four feet deep, and getting coarse
gold, from bit to $40 pices, on reaching the
bed rock. In many places the dirt pays al.
through. As soon as hydraulic washing can
be introduced, which is contemplated in
many places, the mines will rival any Of those
further South, on account Of the facility of
obtaining water, and the loose nature of the
soil washed.
At no time has more favorable opinion
been entertained by merchants and miners of
the future mining prospects Of the country
than az present
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

CITIZENS STEAM NAVIGATION co.
EBURSUANT to the bylaws Of this Company, no.
A tIce is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of
the stockholders for the election Of Trustees will be
held at the Office the Company, in this city, on
Monday. the 10th inst
The Polls will be opened at o'clock P NJ, and close
at ~ O'Clock, p. NJ.
Marysyille July 2, 1869,
iy3 I'll HORACE BEACH Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

ATTEMPTED SUIclDE.-On 9th July, Mrs
Mcbride of San Andreas when llboring un.
der temporary alteration Of mind, attempted
suicide 10y cutting her throat and abdomen
with razor. The San Andreas Indepcn-
dent says that the wndpipe was severed land
her throat cut in a manner frightful to be
hold, but the principal arteries were not
opened There is hope of her recovery,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
N JEW GOODS
by THE STEAMER SONORA.
WALKER, WILSON & co,

/ Z ave received their second sMpmentof S2Et ING
4 GOODS direct from Philadelphia aud New
York by the above steamer, comprising in part
RICH CiENE SILKS;
Rr0cade Robes, five volans;
Barege Anglais, double iupe:
Paris printed Barege, seven volante;
Mav~prtHs
Dubary
Pch French 0rCandi Robes;
Imperatrice,
Robes = and Q volants;
Duharv.
French Chlulzes OF the latest styles;
French Peicqiles
White and colored Brlliants;
Norwich Poplins;
SIX Grenadines
"a Nous de chene
French Lace Baspnois Nantlas;
" Chautillq
Rich Parasols of the latest stj,e
Cloth PAlnas Of the newest shape;
We have also on hand fuil assortment Of Pruts,
Beached Cotons, Linen SheotIngs and Shirtin,s,
Beached and Brown Table Linens, Oh Cloths, Car
pets and Maitiug all OF which We vii. sell at san
Francisco prices.
WALKER, WILSON & co,
may5-my No. 2I street. East side.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

IT is said that the San Francisco Evening
Gazette will support the Republican ticket
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

OvERLAND-The Overland mail left San
Francisco Monday with 5,576 through and
143 way letters. There were ten way pass
engers by the stage, and five who go through;
the last named are J. 7. Pratt, NJ. Slonccker,
G.. B. Hogus S. 3. Stevens and L. B. Ford.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
SCARF AssAyrn's OFFICE, 80 sonnRarr ST, 4

srATE hssAyn"'s OFFICE, 80 SOMERSET ST,
hosroN Mass. April nth, 1858. I
WM. 7. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-l have ma le chemical analysis OF YOUR
"AROMACIC VALLEY WHISKY" and find it a pure.
fine favored Rye Whisky, containing no lnuriou,
matter Of any kind, and recommend it as suitable ior
medical and pp3,iG purposes.
CHARLES =. J4CEsON. NJ. D,
state Assayer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

GARIBALDTs FARTNEG.-Ien or twelve
where he was reduced to severe straits for
some time to make living. His partner
Mr. V. Sqnarza-in the candle business,
which he set up at that time on Long Island
is now in this city, keeping coffee saloon
on Montgomery street Squarza is charac
ter himself-dressing in the picturesque Ital
ian costume, with red liberty cap and sash
He occasionally tells some amusing stories,
in his own style, about the famous warrior,
whose deeds are now agitating all Europe
Squarza says that his old partner was Just us
handy and thorough in making candles as he
is now in leading his legions on to victory
in Sicily.-lS. r. AHG
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

fNsANg.-An insane man named Heating
has been sent to Stockton from San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

THE trial of John Roberts for the murder
Of Henry NJ. Hughes, was to haze commence
ed initoe Sacramento District Court, yestor.
day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

THE OrGNIoN or a ChTNAMAN.--A Chinese
merchant said to an American few days
since: "Japanese great man now-Ameri
cans want more Treaty-by'n by Treaty be
signed, japanese like anybody-just like
Chinese just like damn Niger"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

The RIO MEMDREs MINEs.-We take the
following, says the Independent, from pri-
vate letter to citizen of San Andreas, dated
Pimo Villages, May 3lst "Therc is consid-
erable excitement down here at present, on
account of gold having been found on the
Rio Membres, about three hundred miles
east of here on the stage road. Ned Me-
Gowan passed here to-day on his way to the
mines. He showed me a letter from Phil.
Herbert TO him, saying that the mines were
very rich, and advising MCGOWAN to drop
everything and come He says that the
mines we're as good as they ever were in
California. One gentleman in Tucson re-
ceived letter from friend telling the same
story. One of the Station keepers has
letter from one of his friends advising him
to come and make his fortune. All the old
picks and shovels in Tucson are being hunted
up, and are selling for ten dollars and an
ounce apiece. Everybody that can get away
is going | expect the excitement will ex-
tend to California, and we will have a grand
rush of fortune hunters from there. If they
are not careful most Of them will starve to
death before they get this far. Most of the
station keepers on the other side Of Tucson
have got the fever and left for the diggings."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

Swiss WINE-MAKERs Several Swiss, bred
to the business of wine making, lately re.
turned from their native land, which they
had visited aitera residence of some years in
California, are about to go to Anaheim Los
Angeles county, to settle there and devote
themselves to their trade. 1t is said that the
vineyards there, though only three years old,
will yield large quantity ofgrapes this year
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

have anelysed q sample Of "DALY's AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKY" and find It to be pure article,
OF tine flavor anil without any deleerious a,mixtnre
JAMES 4. CMLrON, NJ. d =, Chemist.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
Tlistrllaneous.

100 qAsEs- ssa,i4ss
California Wine
Gal. Port Wine
Cal. Angelica
Bancrofts Cider:
Old Tennessee whIskev
Eureka Whisley
London Club House Gin
Pepperment;
Assorted SYrups;
Old Wgwam Tonic;
Boxer and Lester Bltters
Booth and Sedrwick Gin;
Wolf and Russ Schnspps
Daley Whlskey
CHARS and Cards
80 casks Asop's and Barclays bottled Ale and For
For salely JOHN w. FIELDING,
may2 my l35 Plaza, Marysv!
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
Daily Stages to WashOo !
NEW CONCOgSD COACHES.

g,--ScasT-a LEAVE Marysvila EVERY MORN
zzs21St & ING for Oregon I'M Fosters Bar,
Camptonville, Goodyear's Bar, Downeyiue, Monte
Crsto, Eureka, Jamiscn, BeckwouUh Valley, Pea
Vine, Truckee Virginia and Carson Cities.
Way passengers dispatched from Downievle to the
Silver Mines every other day, at present, two days
from DOwnieyle to Virginia City
Leaves Marysyiile for Downieville EVERY MORN
ING, az 4 o'clock Returning leaves DownevlIle EN-
EBY MORNING, 1T O'Clock
Once in Downeville at Henrys American Exchange.
Office in Marysye, corner High and Second streets.
jeS my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

LAwLEss MEX.-In an article headed "Tbo
New Ditch Affairs" the Columbia Times
says:
band of lawless men, aided and abetted
by those who should, by their education aud
position, know better have expressed their
determination TO put the laws OF the State at
defiance, and that should the decision of the
Courts be adverse to their party, that they
VIII keep possession of the ditch, in spite Of
such drcislon; or, if not able to hold it by
i"tr'. 'H"t they will then destroy all the
silica IN the county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
Medical Profession

Is most urgently recommended. Already has 1t found
It's way into the principal public and private Hospi.
Ais in the country, and wherever it has been once
used, it forthwith becomes a necessity.
The attention Of consumers is called to the ter.ia
Gates Of the following well known cheiaists
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

A WOMAN in Detroit has brought action
against her husband to recover wages as n
domestic 1t seems he procured a divorce
from her eight months ago. She knew no
thing about it. and lived with him, perform
ing her usual domestic duties. He recently
told her of the divorce, and she much oxas-
perated, seeks to puninsh him, or at least
make BIN pay for the eight months service
from which his own act legally released her
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

MURDER AT Ell DoRADo.-A Chileuo and an
Italian quarreled over game Of cards at
saloon in Ell Dorado, on the 29th ult when
the keepers of the house elected them both
one passing at each door, the doors being on
opposite sides of the room. Soon after pis-
tol.shot was heard in the neighborhood,
when after little search, the body of the
Chileno was found. The murderer is not
known; but every circumstance points to-
ward the Italian, who has not been seen
about camp since the killing transpircd.-
San AnRreas LaL
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

SANTA CLARA RAcEs.-The races at the
Santa Clara Course last Wednesday resulted
as follows:
Frst.-"State of Maine" against "Quebec
Jack, best two in three; won by estate of
Aaine," first heat in 3:G4 second 81
Second.-Between three horses, "Old Bos-
ton, Shartzers horse and another horse
Irotung match Tor purse of $20-won easy
by "Old Boston" in two straight heats
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11
i'd BY druggists ecnerllly atsf per brtlo.

L. HALL co. proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, l3 ana 14j Clay street,
mhl3 tn Below Montgomery san Francisco.