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Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-08
InsOIVent Notice.

nISTRICT COURT, Tenth Judicial
~ District In and for Yuba county-Char res @. Good
win, an insovent debtor, US his creditors Notice is
hereby gwen pursuant TO the order OF s. NJ. Bliss
District Judge OF this Tenth Judcia District, that all
the creditors of the said nsOvent Charles O. Coed
win be and appear before him, the said S. M Bliss, at
Chambers or 10 open court, nc the Guy of Marysve,
fuba county, within thirty days from the publication
of this order, namely, or the l3 day OF January,
A. D. 1861 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF hat day, 10 show
cause why the PRAYER o. the said insolvent should
not DE granted, and he, the said psoven have leave
to make assignment OF his estate and dscha ged
from all his debts and liabilities.
Marysyille, Dec. 1ih, 1852
VIM. SHARkEY,
Clerk OF the Dist. Court in ADD for Yuba CO.
By J. McC. REAEDAS, Deputy CLERK.
dec14.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-08
MI MARBLE-
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEVINB 81 BRO,
K Street, Corner Si1th Sacramento, Cal.
NEARBLE MANTELs AND CRATES, MONU
vi ments, Tomb and Grave stones, Tableand Ooun
ter Tons Tile Granite and Freestone Sills and Lin
tells &c, &c. constantly on hand and made to orde
on reasonable terms, Allkinds Of Ornamental Wor
lope with dispatch. jyl-6m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-08

MO CE IS hereby given, tact ne copartnership
~ lie ofore existing be, ween ~ Z. Rice and II. @.
Ba0eot is tdis dav dissolved by mutual consent.
The business o. said i'm having been heretofore
Quoted AT the W, Sc OF T'mbuctoo, under the name
aud style Of N. p. Fee & Co. n. Z. Rice will con-
tnue the Livery business at The old stand, and pay
all debts OF the late firm aud OF H. c. Balentine and
Is ereby authorized to collect all debts due said
firm Of n. P. Rice & Co.
n. p. RICE
II. G. BALEN1INE
Witness: II. d. KELLOGG.
Timbuctoo, Dec IS 1853. [deci4 I'm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-08
Nnficc Of Dissolution.

N ORDINANCE to amend Section 2, of an
N Ordinance entitled Ordinance to provide for
the licensing of Auctoneers and to define their duties
and liabilities.
The Common Council Of Marysville, do ordain that
Section 2, be and the is hereby amended to read
follows
Section 2. Auctioneers whose monthly sales shall
amount to $4,000 and upwards, shall pay license
Of f35 per month; auctionrers whose monthly sales
shall amount to $4,000 per month and less than
$4,000, shall pay license Of $25 per month acc
t1neers whose monthly sal, 5 shall amount to $4,000
and less than 500 0, shall paw license of S2 per
month; auctoueers whose monthly sales shall amount
n 40 900 and less than 5000, shall pay license Of
s. per month anctioneers whose mont ~ sales shall
amount to less than t3000 shall pay license of So
per IN nth.
This Ordinance sha take effect and be in force from
and after tie first day of january, 1860, and all Or
dnanees parts Of Ordinances in conflict with the
provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repealed
Provided however, that all rights acquired under the
said Ordinances are hereby saved and continued
A true copy Of an Ordinance introduced in the Com
mon Council of the city of Marysve at its last meet
ing, Dec 2sth, 1889, passed its second reading and
ordered published one week in the official paper.
dec3)-1w T. +. PARISH City Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-08
NO. 1875.
Drinking Saloons.
ST. NICHOLAS
Bar and Billiard Saloon
ID Street, Marysville.
STEWART & COLA

AVlNG leased the above SALOON. her ,o inforr,
- their patrons and 'riends that thew viii aIway
Ds on hahd 70 attend to their wishes and assure them
right Kind OF BEVERAGES, and hey viii DO ,bai. adr
% Dest 70 dispense hem in satisfactory manner The
BILLIARD TABLES will be under TIE personal sn
peI,nIendence Of Mr. Cola. They are the finest kind
der P' al Pts Petsect or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
wr2 Wooss.
WINTER TRADE.

iWINTEK TRADE.
INV aoons DRY GOODS.
". are now offering country and city merchants u and
ascrted Of Dry Goods which viii Do repenlshed
S.ily through the Winter. - -
MFRRIMACk I'd PRINTS,
sPRAGUE'S PRINTS,
MADISON formerly York Ststel PRINTS,
and many other styles -
DTLAiNES-Msncheser, Pacific and Hamilton
FLANNELS, SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS, 49,, 49,,
Brown and Biesched SHEET1NGS and SHiRTIN0S, oil the
bes styes e,o-,s c,es,upprs 81 o,h.,
WOOLEES ... ooe,rs -, .,,,,o,nry,ps
lsres s,ock Of HOSIERY HOODS, &c,
lsrse sock OF YANkER NOTIONS.
Pce TO correspond with the value OF money ard as
low AZ .py other house In this market for
~ CASH
AND APPROVED CREDIT
We sbsH be wide awake and ready for trade.
Ord ~ collected and promptly attended To-
LATHROP, LUDlNGr0N Co,
Nos. - and Is Park place.
Nos. 20 and 70 Muusyst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

T,ARMs COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEATSir
Wsscb,., Rockand and Orange Countiss also on stses
Isspi Long Island and In New yersey on nvs, nc
routes for Sale aud Eachanse. EDDY Co. 81 h,oeIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
Eeeal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of au order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York Notice 10 hereby given -
persons having claims against WASHINGTON COOPER late
OF the City Of Newiok deceived present the vita
vouchers thereof to the subscribers the Office OF SETH
Willis No IS Wal street In tho City Of Newfork or
before the fifteenth day Of June nextDsed NewfoTt the
18th day Of December. 1850
SETH Willis Administrator
dli law6mf EMELiNE COOPER Administrative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

CUPREME COURT-WESrCHESf C0UN
~ TY.-HENRl G. GRIFFEN against STEPHEN A. GRIF.
ZEN and Ann his Wife Corson W Clark and Sarah hi. wife,
CoMmbu. segune and Phebe NJ his wife Henrietta 0dars.
Charles o. West and Ssbina his wife William Smith 0auet
Eorshay aud William H. Baldwin. To tho Defendants above
nauod You hereby summoned aud required the
complaint this action which hed IN the Office Of tho Clerk
u the County Of estcheste White Plains IL said County b
the state New lok the nineteenth day Of November 1885,
and 10 copy o the said complaint thu
bscrih-s o. Ids oce No i2S Broadway In the Cry Of New
YorA within days aer the service OF this
you exclusive Of the day Of uch service nd fail TO
the sad complaint wiiha tho dine aforesaid tho plsh
action apply for the relief demanded
the aid conpLlnt.-Da,cd New \ ork, Nov a. 1850
EDNAkD Y. CLARh, Plaintiffs Attorney
Neo lsv6wy' n, 10 Broadway N,wYat.
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4ales bp Aurtlon.

A UCTION NOTICE.
~ By LOCKWOOD BROS, Saosroom No - Murray"
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, my
LARGE SALE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC phi
GOODS. ..x ..,.,,,,
500 piece. sATNLT SO piece, WHITE and Es
The Trade Is particularly invited
A. N. MERwr, Auctoneef -
ny BANGS, NERWIN e. Co., Irving bundinga
ID Nos sa4 and $50 BroadwaySales o. Books sssaooey
stctvrss Works Of Art, Fancy Good. FuIniture. no ,
Till RSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Dec II and H.
O'Clock.
CHOICE COLLECTION or AMERICAN and
FOREIGN COINS and MEDALS, including hne hmesioA
Cuts; also AUTOGRAPHS and EUMISMATlC " ohkS.
i' SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dec Is. at O'clock, ,,s
private collection Of AMERICAN and FOREIGN CoiHo
and MEDALS.
On SATURDAY EVENING, Dec: Is, at 6s o'clock.
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS.IA conec
ton Of English and American Illustrated and standard Vol.
Juveniles Ic Also variety Of Fancy Articles Ehsa'ns
Photosrapbs &c. For particulars see catalogue. =,
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Dec. II and 10, Me1 p H.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, DOCUMENTS, &c.
collection Il thousand fine and rare Autograph Let
ters Documents &C. including valuable Revolutionary Docu
men.s Letters Of the Presidents ssnen oil the DecA
ton. &c
For particulars see Catalogue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

CKATES.-The largest and best assortment At
- Ladies'. G~nemens and Chldren. SKATES in the city,
than Broadway prices Depot OF the PhtsdsPhs Cas
Bowcry and No. 10 Divisinu ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
Ocean gteamers.

Tor SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-Oa
SATURDAY Jan s. the niied States mall steamer Pull
TON, j. A W0TT0N, Commander VIII sail iron riet No. ~
North River foot OF Beachst. L.
This steamship unsupossed safety and comfo h double
eures under deck incosed by tight compartments.
which beside other results, tend ia the event Of coiss.
sndn keep the pumps free 10 work sad soc,re the sAcg
Of vessel snd psssengers
Passage 10 Second Cabin, q = ,ad go.
For fresht or passage apply TO SAMUEL H. FOX
GEO MACKENZIE.
Agents No Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
CITY Of NevY Department Of Finance,
Controllers Office Nov H. 1850.

PROPOSALS. for 1888 000-" CENTRAL
il PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK Of 1873 s--
Sealed proposal. will be received at the Conroisrs ocs
until Tuesday Dec Is 1850 8, O'Clock p m whom tns
sans viii be publicly opened for the whole or any part Of ne
Thre. Hundred and Thir; Thrss Ihoa.ha
Chapter Of 1860 and BY an ordn'nss OF sss
Conmop Council approved by the Mayor August H. loo Ihs
aid stock viii bear the rate OF SIX per cent per
num- pay qu,er yearly from sIson and the oe
.dssmable Nov 1875 from Sinking FUND for the 10
demption Of the City Debt The proposals viii s.ste tAs
saoun Of stock desired and the price One Hundred Dos
thereof and the persons whose proposals accepted VII Dc
required 70 deposit with tho Chamber AIN Of the CRY wi.dA
ten days the opening Of the bids the sum nes
.,oectiyey Including the premium the On present
ing to Controller the receipts Of the ior as
deoss parties viii entitled receive certhoate oI
so amount. OF tie par value o. tho stock bearing interest,"
from the dstes payments Each proposition should be 'ssec
and indoed Proposals Central Park improvement Fund
Stock and put second enyelope addressed 20 s
Contros The sht reserved ths part o. the Coneas
10 reject any OF tbs bids Il considered necessary 70 Pros
VI p''"~'' WV ROBERT 7. HAwS Controller.
WI CONTROLLER Office, Nov. II. 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
60 fet.
6ouses ano farms ipanteo.

E'ARM WANTED-Of from 10 to 90 acres, with
suitable BUILDINGS thereon. Address stating lowest
price terms and fu particular A q. D. NewY York City
WANTED-A HOUSE and LOT situated be.
w tween Canast and Union square, than one
broadway, for which will be paid In exch-nge
HALF INTEREST In a No. BUSINESS Property largely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

Ovy,cs % rHu NoxrB AsxKIoss Fms iSusnosSe,
No. Waist. N. y, Dec . i@a
V,HE Board of Directors OF this COMPANY
i hay. this day declared sEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND
70 n per oent, psysbis on dcn'snd arvvcKvs s.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

DROWNE & NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS,
Id No. IS Nassau-st
GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE SALE,
On Manufacturer account, ...
or HOUSE AND TABLE FURNISHING AND FANCY
GOODS. -
Second days Sale continued from Wednesday December ~ TO
commence FRIDAY December H. at lO o'clock with an entire
" different catalogue comprising most select and desirable
essortment OF - - ....z 80. ann,
FRENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SETS. TEA SETS,
TOILET SETS both plain. white and decorated
VASES, CARD BASKETS,
TETE-ATETE SETS,
COLOGNES &c,
RICH CUT AND PLAIN TABLE GLASSWARE,
In complete and also by the dozen r,,,
FINE BOHEMIAN DECANTERS, 0OBLETS. WINES,
PINGER-BONLS. TUMBLERS. VASES,
PUNCH-BOWLS, &c, &c,
both white and colored
FRENCH BRONZES worry fine
PARIS CLOCKS,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
and variety Of FANCY ARTICLES, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
These goods consigned by the manufaeturer~
T. w. HAC0HWOUT Co..
of this city, for the
In OF the existing political and nnanc d
cutes they will be sold in this market, on Manusctuen &C
count, and without reserve, for cash. .
The goods viii be arranged In los to suit retail purchaser
Ladies are specially invited
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The steamer ARAGo will .sii Feb.

STEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK ana
- LIVERPOOL, landing Aad emsarkng Qussns
town Qrea,d). The Liverpool New Yos and Philsdsess
Seamsbp Company intend dis patching thes full povere1 fss
built Iron Seannships a. follows: -
CITY OF WASHINGTON ...............S Saturday. cso ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Saturday, Dec ~
And every SATURDAY, ct nooa, from Psr ~, hs-sh hvsr
FIRST CkBIN..........S75 STEERAGE.........."e0
fr,t Ca1p Lenlop.. 80 Stsersss TO London ~
seeraxe return good 70: dr uonths ~
Passengers forwarded Psis Hsyre Hsuourl Bssesa.
Rotterdam Antwerp kc, 81 reduced through ARES
Persons wishig bring their friends boy dofys here
the following to From Liverpool Qnecas
tsvr: First shin S85 and $loe SsesrsSe tom Hyr-
Dool, SO, nom Queenstown go.
Steamers superior soconSaodsffou fo sssscSe
and carry They oa IA Wstsc Agot
Iroa Sections AID have Pssn. Fire Anniht,sso oe board
Por further information apply In Liverpool 30 Mm hhAr
Agent, No. Ia Wsterst. In GAIsov TO WIN ihAAS No ,
s. Euoeh square II Qussnstown 70 w. U: SkrMOUkA
Co In London 70 EIvKS MACY, No. 81 King WiiauSI
10 ais 10 JULES DEC0UE No 5Pace de Ia Boarss In Pail
sdsphs 70 JOHN q. DALE Nc los .nui s. CO = & C0us-
panys 0moes. JOHN q; DALI, 49,
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PROPOSALS for sg75, 900 Of 1.-THE DC CR yopR

WATER STOCK OF THE CITY or NEW-Y0nRaK
Sealed Proposals win be received at the Controller OmGe
until FRIDAY December A. 1850 at o'clock M when 70
same viii publicly opened Tor the whole or sny @ 81 "a,
sum Of Two unded and Seyeny6ve Thousand D3us. o. nt
"Croton Water Stock Of the City Of NswYo5s .nsn"s
lied by chap 3J2 OF the Of l0 and BY an Odaane
the Common Council approved by the Mayor Augus sso
Tor asns supply Of Croson WaeI and 'os
Necessary works for scumulstng aud distributing the same
The said stock will interest the rate Of six per csnt e.
.npu payable yearly and principal will DO fedoeuAoe
on the frst day OF November, 1885, =, IN,
The proposals will state the amount OF STOCK desired ana sn
price per hundred dollar. thereof and tbs persons -
proposa airs accepted will be required to depo WIN tos
chamberlain the City within ten days after the opsnint
tho bids the awarded them respectively ncudns 'ns
premiums on the same. It ct..
On presenting TO the Controller the receipts OF the Chamber
lain or such deposits the parties will be entitled 20 receive
certificates for equal Of the value Of tbs ''cf Sen
inr interest from the dates Of payments ,up,
r Croton Water Stock City Of and ne '"'
inelosed IN second envelope addressed to the Controller
Tho rht /, the part OF the Controller to re
ny or ali Of the bids considered ~ protect OF pre-
H'''' '"' INV" ROBERT 7. HAW5, Coa.r,aor.
CITY Of New York Department OF Finance,
oIier's Nov a. 1850.
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Gtationerp amb fanrp Sooos.

CLOTE & JAMES, .,.u noov .,,,1r.
SA(srCkTRs No. 8, Tu.32s. O-ls-S re'9s2ndy '''ce''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
Board an6 Rooms.

DOARD.-A few young Gentlemen can be ac.
I'D conmodaed with full or partial BOARD In respectable
family Gentleman and Wife Apply at No 567 Brooms st.
near Fsick-st
CUI1ES and SINGLE ROOMS to LET, with
- BOARD Gentlemen and their Wives single Gentle.
men 4. house where there but few la the
y location very plesssn convenient to and stages Ap
NV at No. l67 East lJth-st Reference exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
ITyHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICA,
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
SHv-roRK TO LIVERPOOL
CHIEF Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. .........................
BOSTON To LIVERPOOL
CfAef Cs6iD Passage.
Second Cabin Passsse. neutrality-suspicious., ~
The ships from New York call st Corr Hsroor
The ships froo Boston cell HsifaI and Cork Hxboe.
ASIA. Capt. f.. O. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt Andersoa-
AUSTRALIA iAN, Capt z. SCOTIA mo" buidins.
These yesss, carry clear white Light mss.hesa sssa
starbosrd bow red Of port bow
ARABIA Stone.... leaves Boston Wednesday Dec Is
ASIA, Lott leaves New York WsdnesdAy Dec 10
EUROPA Noodle leaves b son Wednesday Deo. -
PERSIA, Judki leaves New York Wednesday Jsa
CANADA Anderson leave. Boston Wednesday. jan
AUSTRALASIA
HocLley. leave, New Y orb =. :. Wednesday jan 10
AMERICA, Little. leaves Boston. sdnesday Jan. ~
Berths rot secured until paid ot
An experienced Surgeon On board
The owners these ships VIII BE sccolntsbs for Gold
Saver Bullion Specie Jeweiry Precious Stones Metals
bills Of ading signed therefor md the value .hors
shecein expressed For freight or passage sppyto
4. CUNARD, No. tBowias Fscs-
VNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
Il NETWORK. H. j. Ven Ssn.ea. Connsader. Carrying
the United STAKES Mail will sail from PICK No %, N T.. fss
'' SATURDAY. Dec. "a, I. L. O'Clock m.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking Passenger
LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON, and BREMEN.
At the following rates:
Ftrs cabin, 500 second cabin, $50 Hssrsss. So
," "''''' Ell p' SEif :SsE REursEN. REIcHrLn.
No. ~ Broadway.
ENOK CALF ORNIA via PANAMA. frsr-
elss vii leave SewYsrs oa the l.. lsh sa1 siA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

"'"0' Esv. York Dec. II, 1860.
INTEREST on the THIRD MORTGAGE
/ RoNDs of the NEW-YORK aiERIE RAILROAD COM
PAHY which became due the 1t day Of sspe%ss IN; u.
will be paid on presentation Of The C0ng9n, we pse 1 a
neee''e' y" '' P' NATHANIEL MARSH Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
6ouse furnishing GOODS.



NOAL.--Just received, q cargo OF superior Liver-
" pool COAL which vii be delivered Ia quantities 70 ssh
uuro6ssers 1t the low pce Of 80 per chsldso eta
ae4uc.su dessrs ,o ths Bet Lehisn and Hsd AZ ~
No al 3d>y.. and foo. Of Clymer It,, Wfliarnssorsh
XINDLING WOOD at 90 cents, when 10 ~
N more bore. are ordered Oak snd Pine by the osd wc.
49,, 49, c. COLLINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
Amussmsnts.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-lTALIANO OPERA.
A THIS TRIpAYl. Dee. Z. a; 3 o'clock
Positively only RSo PEfS S N IFi DissEf grand opera
Si Nt the rS i1sT 5Eik R1ET'en' cast;
GaE. Y Isabel:
s shRk FoRaEs in his great ro. s1sm
SIG. ..Raimeaat
sRkkD chokGs and coRs DE aiET
'2 fRfcRs Of Admission As USUAL ' ~
To-NoNSo" Only SfSi q eR a Df MATINEE.
When will be pg,ePpi1d qopi p GGggnS Opera
(THE CHILD OF THE REGIMENT
With the following unsurpassed star casts -
NINE INES FABBRI.. Marie
SIG sTlGELL s Ionic
oAHL Admission 81 No. reserved seats
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
JEWTss, the public are respectfully informed that win
be performed only during the present season Of which
RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
FIFTH DAY OF THE GREAT GENERATION Of the
OF THE FSuNbSd Of THE 2MERIdAS MUSEUM
THE CROWDS CONTINUE TO INCREASE
NJ ALL 1DH The B SRI ATrRAcTioSs!!
continued to the end Of the week The splendid
Or of FRk bEi RSfRA csS Of MALES
The laushsble COMEDlETTA, entitled
and the singing of MISS DORA DAMRoNi the
WONDERFUL DOUBLE-N0ICED SINGER
whose extraordinary power. have been the admiration
Of listener a. she sings and manly tenor and deli
cate '0pr'RR38 EVERY Err = %fTGRNooN AND EVENING
| at and u O'Clock, .
ulus all ,b. living wonder as THE TWO AZTEC CHILD
REN The WHAT is IT ALBIN0 GIRLS; AQUAhlA
HAPPY FAMILY, 80 MONSTER SNAKES aud the 83otooo
CURlOSTES from all parts the world are to be seen ~ al
Admission only rs cents Chpdrea under 10 years Is cents
PsTouotte oents extra Children under ten 10 cents extra
WINTER GARDEN.
BENEFIT ..
BENEFIT
MR. EDWIN BOOTH.
LAST NIGHT
LAST NIGHT
RICHELIEU.
THIS EVENING friday, Nov. IA,
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
will take his BENEFIT and make his
LAST APPEARANCE
CARDINAL RICHELIEU.
Those who witnessed this magnificent peonson
should only opportunity that be presented OF
seems ii during this week. On SATURDAY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

E,OK CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. fyt-
steamer viii Nev-Ystk ilth sAl SID
each month except d.,es fall SUNDAY vhsa
the day o. departure viii be the MONDAY following Tor
sisht passage apply tbs only ONCE No 1T
ser Of Wareast OB. ALLEN, AGA
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-31
European Affairs.

We have Liverpool dates TO the Goth. Italy
Is stu The center OF interest Garibuldi. il is
reported has landed at Mursaa under the fire
OF two Neapoltan triga,es. One OF his steam
ers YVES captured aud the other sunk. A second
expedition WINS preparing in Piedmont. D.
plomaoy, TINT strangles liberty with red tame,
was endeavoring TO prevent its departure
Meanwhile Garibaldi aud his force were making
good progress, one report stating that he had
captured most OF the important posts of Sicily.
Garlbaldi has also called upon the NeapoIitans
and Romans to revolt. At Palermo an immense
demonstration in favor OF Italy and Liberty "
had been made. The despotic misruIer called
the King of Naples has subscribed million
seudi to the Papai Fund, aud begged foreign
powers to insure TO him his own kingdom. The
fDpal troops are in motion.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-31
Congressional.

In the Senate on the eth inst. there was
more than the usual indccorum md inattenIion
10 public business. Mr.. Hammond OF South
Carolina made ono of his chara leristic fire.
eating speeches ani called the Northern Sena.
tors libertnes. The House passed the f,episl,
tive, Executive aud Judicial Appropruti)n IN
bill
On the 25th the greatest portion OF the time
was spent in talking about and voting on Sem.
tor Davis Slavery resolutions, though a show
of business was made by passing bill reported
from the Judiciary Committee, providing FOR
carrying back the negroes at Key West. The
House passed the Civil Appropriation bill and
set the Pacific Railroad bill Tor Mondsy.
On the 26lh. in the Senate there was more
discussion Of tho caucus resolutions of Senator
Davis, but no attention Of Importance on nm,
meusurc of practical interest.
In the House. several bills relative TO ,h
rccapIurcd slaves were offered, mud there wa
scene between Dawes Of Massachusetts
aud Underwood Of Goorgin.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-31
Sympathy for ScMnrI

Quite number OF the Democratic Journals,
IN Ohio seem to be Affected with powerful de.
gree oI sympathy for Mr.. Seward Some of them
supposIng that gentleman would bo the nomi.
nee OF The Chicago Convention, a week previous
to the meeting of that body, did not scruple 10
denounce him as an incendiary political
ehirlatan, an orch.traitor, Jacobin, a theoret.
ical original of al the John Browns in the
counlry-in short, the most desperate OF polili.
cal de- perados. But the choice of the Chicago
Convention having passed over Mr.. Seward and
ailghted upon another candidate, they have all
al once discovered that he is statesman OF
the hrst order, man of the purest patriotism
snd Republican who deserved the highest hon
ors of The parry aud is country. This sympathy
mnnilests itself too late, 10 effect the transpa
rent purposes of lis Manufacturers, Mr.. Sewarc
does not need IT, and his friends scon it. Sucl
oaldcrdssh only serves TO expose the folly o
these low resorts for political capital.