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The 6rsi intimatisn they had al Washing
ton u Lincoln nomination. was dispatch
r,@7eiFe-i BY ~-nator Dougla. fr,m J B. Ha.-
sifs at thira-o | Was in the gallery Of th.
s-nate At The time, listening T. the sy-,ch Of
NJ. Mason, in reply Il Douglas. which he
Wa delivering in very slow and di-ui6.-i
manner Mr., Douglas wa .it,in. about
two sat in front, looking him full in the
faoe. and Appeared !, /. entirely absorbed
With the >-nator. remarks. At this time
the Page came in and handed him di,rateh
~ IN a. be rad II. noticed sudden
gloom spnsad over his coun,enancc. and he
came t. hi f,,-t in an instant. in the twink
ling Of an I'VE, - very sudden that it at
tFaete7i The n7ticr # several senators who
rusht-i around hun u ascertain the caus.. OF
sueh magic manpayer. In answer 10 a
d@een questions pa, % him al the same time
| heard him distinctly (hu, with some Diff.
eultyl ar,iculate :. Old A.. wa nominated
on the third ballot. ---.''
= Well, said he, - haze ben AFRAID Of
II, III IS ne strongest man you could hare
nominated. : Senator Hamlin told me he
thought the dispatch was bogus that it was
too good To te true, | went immediately to
the ofhcc and found thar it wa genuine.
! left for New York at 3 o'clock, and H.
fore We left Baltimore VIZ received the Meas
ins intelligence that Saafor H1s,lia ,ras
nominated for F,c, Presid.7.i.
There was tremendous enthusiasm at Phil.
adelphia, over the nominations. and the wild,
est excitement prevailed. We did not ar.
rive there until 10 clock that evening. then
the streets were literally .anmed there ap-
l.ared to tt a "a of fre from the BURNING
tar haFnels The firing of guns and the
numlsress hands Of music. made up the pr,.
gramme.
The nominations were received here with
unparalleled enthusiasm.
Maine will roll up her ~ 900 ma iority f,r
Lincoln and Hamlin in November.
foars, FsP'y,
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For Mr.. Davton-New jersey H.
F.r Mr. Read-Rhode lslani l.
FIR Mr. Fremont-New Hampshire !
For Mr. CJ!lAmer-N ermonl Ia.
FIR Mr.. Slmusr-ksntuck !.
Whole number of votes 46j Necessary
- d choice D..
Mr.. Cameron's name was withdrawn.
Lincoln received from New Ham, shire Q /.
Vermont 10 Rhode l.llnd 3 Penn.y wanna
- Delaware q Kentucky 9 Ohio II .
iowa J. The whole vote fur Lincoln was l6i.
seward received rom Massachusetts, - ,
Nv Jersey Pennsylvania , l., keu-
taesy : Tex4- and Nebraska 3. IJtal-
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Bates bad s. votes Mclean Chase -
- Cameron , Dayton 10 G. NJ. Cl4y2
The intelligence Of the nomination whsn
conveyed - ii.- g-s3Ile ulslde. caused ~.-f'e
If Ire widest excitement. Cheers rsnt the
al aud cannon sent forth roar alter EoA..--
A. least 30 600 people participated in the ex-
ei;sment
Maine east her Il votes for Lincoln -
II .ss4ehaset,s changed, giving Is setes u
Lincoln. and ; to sewarl. Missouri changed
giving Is votes 10 Lincoln. Iowa, Connecti
cut, Kentucky aud Minnesota also changed
their votes.
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a pablie meetin; Of coad5lence
for the democrats, because Mr.. sew
ard was not n5rninatei. should be called
at once. >neh intense suffering as our po-
litieal toes are subjected to a, this particulars
Janesare, should not pass unno,io-d, We
would suggest. ais, tia, the many aaiAhle
things said Of Mr.. Seward by hi. old enemies
be gathered up AID preserved Republicans
yet may have occasion u use their =. c-r,.6.
CAFES Of god character E"
EeLit>s-rhere VII be total eclipse 4 the
san July 18th II be gas on the earth july l;th.
l. n, ie' m, Washington mean time H..
eclipse will he visible in North AmefsA. Africa
AID Asa. II vii be total in oresoe. near the
mouth Il the Columbia river.
-" N.sr TIVE The Machia. T.sga r,rA
pt'ulaies a last Of names from which ii, party
eeAid select e.Hd,dAte for Prr..i,n, Aud Vice
President but ia this lat M Douglas Is ne,
named Hon bion Braibury is suggested asa
candidate f9r Wee President.
- very disastrous Are occurred at Pressure
Isle on the 18th inst Some t~euty building.
"ere Consumed, mostly occupied BY mechanics,
who were turned out of doors without saving a.
much as their togs, Loss estimated at from SO.
0oo to SIS, Oo0
The Cattle iisease IL NAs.aeh asetts IS still
Fastos AMI petitions are being circulated request.
ins the GoverRor to call an Extra session Of the
Legislature, that additional authority may be sir-
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

A PHENoHENoN ~ AcousTIcs.-hessrs. )
ii. AcFallane and J. 7. Dart. of Campbell =
Flat. about three miles south OF this place
informs US that they distenctly heard, at
their place. the firing OF the national salute
at Fort Point. San Francisco. OF the 18th
inst. in honor Of the arrival Of the japanese
They were in their cabin at the time. The
sound seemed to pass in the ground mmedia-
tely under them. Their attention was first
drawn to the subject by confused noise un-
der them, when. by closer observation, they
we're enabled to count some fifteen distinct
sounds, which they were certain we're pro-
duced by the discharge OF heavy ordinance.
The distance from where the reports we're
heard to San Francisco in a staight line. il
about / 10 miles. which makes their state
ment seem almost incredible yet their
known ycracity and intelligence entities il
to great weight with "a. especially as their
story is ceroborated by the fact that the
firing did take place at that tina Sonora
Age.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

INTERESTING INrErIIGRxcE.-Msi. Collins
who 1t will be recollected passed through
California some two years since from his
travels through Western Asia, and the
Amoor River region. whether be had been
with the view Of laying the foundation for
commercial intercourse between that conn
try and this, is again in Russia with his
plans fully matured The chief object Of lis
present visit to that country is to carry out
his idea of a telegrapbic connection across
Bhering's Straits. Letters from him. dated
IN October last. states that be has Just had
an Interview with ths Grand Duke Constau-
tine, in reference to the proposed establish.
ment Of line of telegraph from San Fran
cisco to Moscow. The interview was most
sat'sfactory-the Grand Duke entering into
the plans with an interest aud spirit that
leads the Major to pay him the handsome
compliment Of terming him "a regular
brick" The Russian Government. will lend
its countenance and aid to the enterprise.
and as propositions have been made from
English capitalists to construct the whole
line. when the necessary arrangements are
completed, we may almost lock upon il as
a fixed fact that in three or four years line
of telegraphic wires will encircle the globe
bringing the Old and New World in dirsc.
communication.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

FAsr-The young Prince OF Orange. who
is expected TO marry the English Princess
Alice. being determined to have his 1iug :"
before allowing himself to be bound in the
chains Of matrimony lately had - fast ("
time Of it in Paris, when on his way to see
his fancee. This came to the knowledge
OF his intended moeier-in- law, and she pre-
vailed upon his father. the King Of Holland
TO rslegate him 10 Bordeaux. To the city
of the GaFonne be went, taking with hin
three handsome young women from th,
Grand Opera to temper exile. and make /
endurable. These were taken from hin
and at the end OF four days he was again il
Paris whereupon he was ordered to pack
up his traps aud 90 to Cherbourg. where,
though it is near to the sea. it IS supposed
he will be safe from the songs Of the sirens.
The Princess Alice will probably like him
none the less because Of his "spree = ladies
being partial to gentlemen who are little
Wild" The throne of Holland can't be
perilled for sneh a tri1e.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

INDIAN RELIcs.-The Shasta Hearald says
a remarkable specimen of Indian ingenuity
is new at DR.. Shutleffs drug store in that
city. Ii is a stone morter and pestle. sluced
out of the gronad at depth of ten feet. by
some Cinnamon on Cottonwood. 1t is as neat
and perfect piece OF workmanship as il it
had been cast in a mould and is superior to
anything belonging to any OF the Indians
Of the present day.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

S4r The aggregate wealth Of the United
States amounts to 10000, 900. aud the
population is "a, 900, 600 souls. The wealth
is divided by the population gives to each
person $500, young and old. and counting
five persons to each family il would give
the handsome little fortune of s2,5O0 to
every family of the republic.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

OLD But GoOD.-Mr. Partington remarked
TO his wife that ne had decided TO make sew.
eral oppositions to his house. and had ae-
tually purchased some OF the immaterials
for the purpose. e What do you propose to
do" said Mrs. Pf Why. my dear. mean
to bnild lemonade in front, and then set
out revenue from the street to the front
door" " And why not, my dear husband,
run position through the large room. and
make IL snug-like, so that when onr friends
call, we can treat them kind ofhostile - ut
will be a good place. said he and have
been thinking Of bringing down the wolf.
pit spring, in an anecdote, so as to have a
fountain" 1t will be too costive. my dear.
said Mrs. Partington to which hesseented.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

20 The good people of Shcrauen,o had
hViey little time on the arrival Of the Po-
ny Express in that city. and many of them no
DOUBT punished inordinate quantities of
s'pony brandy
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

ar A yonng man named Bernard Camp
bell. committed suicide a. Cherokee Camp
April 10TH by shooting himself through
the breast with shot gun. He was n native
Of the county of Armagh, Irelrnd, and aged
&c years.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

rr- When Jefferson was asked respecting
his religion, his memorable answer was : at
is known to God and myself Its evidence
before the world is TO he found in my life I;
If that has been honest and dutifnl 10 society,
the religion which has regulated it cannot
be bad one"
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

MORE SLvER.-The. .Solano county Herald
says that company of men from Fairfield
have been working supposed silver lead in
Tue nils north Of Suisun valley. Aa assayof
the ore was made on Friday. the result of
~h'ch compared so faverably with some
Washoe GRE in their possession that they are
highly elated with the prospect
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

~ One day last week, lady stopped
into telegraph Office in Columbia, and in
qnired of the operator, g How he sold Sew
ing machines ~ The operator thought at
first that the inquiry was made to quiz him.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28
1S- J. X. McFarlan, of Eurhks North,
has been appointed a Notary Public.

40 Mrs. harrington addressed Isaac,
wnlle eating dish of Strawberries, thus /.
now grand you are growing, by and by
you VIII want to board at the Brewer
House. aud live on umbrella ice cream.
lou mustt be so glutinous, dear don't
IKE to see little.bOy,wilh such versity Of
appetite"
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

Se The Vicksburg Sun says that ex- Gov.
foote' of Mississippi, is probably about to
assume the editorial conrol of the Nashville
(fenn.) Banner. and through it advocate the
claims of such men a. Crittenden or Bell for
the Presidency.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28
sss- Ours a uumber Of bets have he

S1T Ours a number of bets have been
made in this place and Nevada on the result
of the great international prize fight be-
tween Heenan and Sayers. The fight was
to have came off on Monday last, the 10th
inst. and according to the Union, the intel.
ligence Of the result will reach California
about the 9th Of Nay.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

10 The Citizen says, Downeville Is
completely filled with people, all bound for
Washoc. A large drsve OF hogs and sheep
passed through and more ar constantly ar.
irving. The trail is in fine condition.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

SouAII- The .4ppeal relates that newly
married man in Marysville had occasion to
call family physician. and enqniring what
was the peculiar aflliction of his wiie the
Doctor put his hand to his mouth and said
lacenically Look out for squalls ~ The
responsible father is going to Washoe.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

T train Of Seventy-three mules he
longing to &c. Fall, loaded with goods, pass
ed thrngh this place yesterday hound far
Washoer-Citizen. 23l.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28
SANFORD'S CIRCULAR
2 0 z 1 3 6 o
Agency fer California Nurscryman, for
the pgTciiase Of Goods aud sale of
Produce.

rS- Tie Subscriber has been appointed Agent
for the following named reliable Nursery men land
owners Of Nursery stock
SIMPSON Thomson, suscol Nurseries, suscol Napa
County. No Irrigation.
JoHS lrwr1IrNG san orenzo Nurseries San Lorenzo
Al,,neaa County. No Irrigation.
A. P. strru Pomological Gardens and Nurseries
Sacramento, Moderate -
MARX FluvrY, Excelsior Nurseries, San Jose, "
Jas r. LOWE Pouona Gardens and Nurseries
San jose. -.
W c. wAIKER Golden Gate Nurseries faoral and
oruamental) San Franciso. No Irrigation.
sAriEE 4 CnuErH. Owners Of Trees, &e grown at
Alameda, Alameda County -
eaF lie has purchased largs stock Of extra sized
Trees. grown in genial soil at san Jose. irrigated
but during the past season, and has estA bshed
nepot in San Francisco on
lis and l20 FRONT STREET,
Where lie viii keep for sale during the planting
season (or until his Stock Il exhausted 1.-THE finest
stock offered In ;liis State, Of
Frnit. 5baar na1 Gruamnltal GrFf5,
sfrnbbrry, Hardy and Greenhouse
'5IeA:s.2 'y1EESzs FEDDgEB3J.Is.e =,
Raspberry. Strawberry. Plants, Field,
Garden ~ Flower Seeds, Sc.
ns- strict attention will be geven to the purcha. Sc
Of ail kinds of goods to he found IN this market and
thcs shipment to auy part OF the State also 10 the
sale Of Farm Produce al very low commission.
81 re il Is believed that the great reduction in the
price Of Tees and Plants from those Of last year
will induce land owners 10 plant largels, and TO
such desire 10 do, great nducemeHt will be Of
ieIei.
Re- No articles viii he offered for sale OF an IN
ferior or Of exeepiiouable character. and with
this promise very large share Of patronage is con
iidently expected.
JASON L. SANFORD.
jan. IS sna
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

Gg The first annual Fair of the San Joa.
quin Agricultural Society is to be held
Stockton, commencing on the 2sth day of
August next
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

Az ARTISTS Bn.L We clip the following
amusing bill OF particulars II is translated
from Gallagnaniis Messenger Jaques
Tespoun. ornamental painter. was -rnployef
in the year 1900 to re-drcoraie the interior
Of mona sicry. The abbot deeming his
account eXhorbitint refused to pay the de-.
mand. whereupon a suit was instituted. and
she following hill presented by the plaintiff
We give it as a curious illustration Of the
way in which. ia oldeu time. religious
houses were ornamenird. il is unique
For correcting aud vanishing the Ten
Commandments s............. 2 -
Embelishing Poniiu- PLATE and put
ting new libbon on his cap ...... IL
Restoring a tail TO ST Peters cock and
putting a new ribbon on his cap IL
Restoring a tail to st. Peters cock aud
putting some rouge on his comb. -. 2 04
Tying the penitent thief to his cross
and restoring finger er... Is
Replacing and gliding the lett wing of
the angel Gabriel .........l5 Is 10
Washing the servant maid Of the Chief
Priest. Caiphas. s..............6 G l3
Removing the Heavens. adding two
stars, gliding the sun and cleaning
eht HloVhs. Ia
Rebordering Herod's robe and repiac-
ing two teeth. 3 OG
Patching st. AIMS robe aud adding
/ two huttons to her vest t............ 2 O3
For putting new spatterdashes on To,
bias son-traveling with the angel
For cleaning the ears Of Baalams ass
and new shoeing the same animal. OF
Putting ear rings 10 Sarah. .... 5 Ol
Putting new stone in David's sling. 4 oil
Putting new teeth in Samson's ass
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Tarring Noah's ark k 90
Painting patch on the shirt ofthe prod,t
gal son. washing his pigs and putting
water in their troughs .. OF
Putting handle on the Samaritan's
daughters pitcher. Is
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

Jzs- Lloyd Magruder, Of Marysville. has
been appointed special mail agent for this
State, to Gil the vacancy caused by resig
nation OF Col. Fry"
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

sT- ISLANDERS. issuing from red and beau
tiiul lips are like foul spiders crawling from
TIE blushing heart Of a rose.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

~ In practising benevolence we should
give, as did the widow. with all our mite.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28
Nevada lron mud Brass Boundary
a -ANii-
W MACHINE SHOP.

HAVING established ourselves IN the above bust.
i l ness pfrpare. to do all kinds Of
CASTING with ucatne-S and despatch. We have
tools superior Ga those nf any other fonndary IN the
Mountains and patterns for all kinds at saw Nil
ard Quartz mill Machinery, Pumps and Car Wheel,
from 10 inches in diameter Iron Fronts for Ssici
Building~ Balcony and Awning Posts. sc. We will
also build STEAM ENGINES % all kinds, from TO 10
horse pouer.
Engines made 10 order, nt the shortest
notice.
Castings ofcvcry description. prompt-
iy executed.
Having THREE LARGE LATIIEs in running order
an orders quicker that any other shop 10 th'
mountains.
ANY one wanting work done will do well to cai
aud exaitnue our cxtensqe lot PATTERNS.
60 Al Orders I'unctuGUy ATTENDED io. -es
W. HECGH.
H. THuM
JOHN McARTHUR
80 70 Proureitois.