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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08
TELEGR HTC,
TOvER THE STATE LINE.1
ELECTION RETURNS.
SAN FRANc1srn Nnr ~

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18th.
Twenty three precincts heard from in Trim.
ity county, Douglas majority over Lincoln
247'-over Breckiuyidge 9SI.
Shasta eouu'y-2l precincts heard from.
Douglas ISL, Breekinridge 400, Lincoln IA,
Bell $50.
Hreka town. Douglas S57, Lincoln $50,
Breckenridge 2ll Bell 90 IIorsctown Doug.
las 73, Breckenridge Sc, Lincoln IS, Bell ..
ii precincts including Orovile Douglas
552, Lincoln 479, Breckenridge $50, Bell 81.
Siskiyou county-2S precincts heard from,
Douglas 1928, Lincoln 7GS Breckenridge
5sl, Bell AIS.
Nevada-The Republicans have carried
their entire ticket in this county by about
100 votes, except Senator, which is very
close between Sykes and Watt (Douglas)
which is uncertain until the last vote is
counted.
Los Angeles--Breckinridgo 267, Douglas
2G3 Lincoln 179, Bell sc. In the county,
Breckinrilgo ticket slightly ahead For AS
sembly, Douglas ticket ahead All the pre-
cincts not yet heard from.
Tehama County-Returns nearly complete
Douglas 4Gs, Breck 297, Bell 200, Lincoln
223.
JACKSONVILLE, (O.) Nov. 7.-All but five
small precincts heard from. The vote stands
Breck 500, Douglas 3l7, Lincoln 300, Bell
~. Breckenridge will carry the State.
San Francisco except 10th District-Lin-
coin G,Ol9; Douglas S,4S5; Breekinridge 1896
Bell S37.
San Mateo-Douglas small majority and
Cough, 18th Dist Judge, 400 ahead.
Trinity county complete Douglas sos;
Breckenridge 50a; Lincolu 5S7i Bell 1874
Sacramento-Douglas 26s6i Lincoln 1864;
preekinrilge 1906, Bell.
Solano omplete-Lincoln 673; Breckn
ridge 746; Douglas 604; Bell 272.
Placer Al precincts Douglas 1862; Lincoln
1854; Breckinridge ll62i Bell 5Q5.
Eldorada County-57 precincta Douglas
2,5l4 Breek l,725, Lincoln 1851.
Sacramento County-For Senator, in 25
precincts, Walkup (Breck) 7Ol; Thomas
Doug SO; Higgins (Rep) $50; Longley
(Bel) 263. The county has probably gone
for Douglas, and also the entire Douglas
Legislative ticket.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08
Arrival of the Pony Express--Dates to
the 2tth October.

SAN FRANCI'Co, Nov. 7th.
The Pony Express arrived at Fort Church
i'll this morning.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2Gth.-There is no new fea-
ture in political affairs. The disunion agita-
tion is still going on, the Southern papers
INDUCING in remarks of increased violence.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times telegraphs to-day that a
high official in the Treasury Department had
revealed a disunion plot to this effect; I'm
mediately after the election of Lincoln be-
comes k@own, the Southern Legislatures are
TO be called together for the Slh of Novem-
Der, to declare the Union dissolved and to
proclaim Breckinridge as President of the
Southern Confederation
There is much discussion about the proLa-
bility of Southern statesmen of prominence
refusing TO serve in Lincoln's Cabinet. The
Southern papers denounce such, in advance,
as traitors, although it is rumorcd several
distinguished Southerners have consented to
serve
The Republicans anticipate little trouble
in this matter
The Washington correspondent of the New
Nork Herald says President Buchanan has
never hesiated to state that he had serious
apprehensions Of disunion, and that he antic-
ipated that seven or eight, and perhaps more
Southern States will take speedy action in
case Lincoln should be elected What he will
do in such emergency has hever been ntima
ted TO any human being. The same corr, S.
pondent adds that the non intercourse feel
ing in the South is greater among the people
than The politicians.
Stevens, Of Geogia, is reported to have Civ
en- up the contest as useless in the South, all
now depends on New York. Some anti
Republicans are still in hopes of defeating
Linceln, though the general impression is
that this cannot be done. The Breckinridge
Committee of Maryland are out in an appeal
to the Douglas men to vote for Breckinridge
The Breckinridge men are hopeful of carry
ing every Southern State except Missouri
which they think will 90 for Bell The Bell
men are equally confident of carrying laa-
jority of the Southern States.
The recent attempts made for fusion be-
tween the Douglas and Bell parties in Ohio
have amounted to nothing yet.
Some persons are hopeful of carrying
enough Of States without New York to de-
feat Lincoln. These, however, are all mere
speculations; there is no new light of the
sui ject. The Republicans are confident Of
success. The result Of the Oregon election i:
said to have created no surprise at Washing
ton, as fusion between the Douglas men and
Republicans was looked on as certain.
ST. Lows, Oct. Ex-senator Toombs spoke
last night to large meeting at Montgomery
Alabama He urged resistance to the deatl
in the event Of Lincoln's election.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

A letter writer devotes the following para
graph to sketch of an interview between
eX-President Fillmore and Mr. Douglas;
One of the most CRAFTY ing incidents of Mr.
Douglass visit TO Buffalo was his interview
with eX-Presldent Fillmore. That gentleman
has retired from public life, and takes no part
in politics; but he was one of the first, after
the excitement of the reception and the
speaking was over, to pay Judge Douglas a
visit at the Clarendon Hotel and welcome
him to the city. The interview was on both
sides marked 10y most cordial feelings, and
Mr. Fillmore expressed himself deeply graft
been rendered to Mr.. Douglas by the citizens
of Buffalo, and at the triumphant success that
had marked his progress through so many OF
the States of the Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08
CoNsumpIIvR,. ,snAn!

DIR WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM has proved more
successful than all the other remedies known for the
permanent cure ofall the early stages Of C0NsUMP-
TI0N. Those who doubt this statement can find am
pie proof in the phamphlet accompanying the med-
cine.
EXPECTORANT WITHOUT OPIUM.
DR.. WILLIAM HALLs BALSAlI claims the favorable
attention Of those whose constitutions forbid the
Of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing remedy for
CONSUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received the
strongest testimonials from citizens of the highest
pectability, and is richly worth fair trial.
NIGHT SWEATs AND sPITrlNG OF BLOOD.
For these complaints, none can be found so enica-
cious as DR. WAL lINLs BALSAN. 1t subduos the
irritation, stops the sweating, and restores the strength
in very short space Of time. tits we'll vorta your
trial.
Sold by all Druggists. RICE, COFFIN, & CO.,
Agents, Marysville
GEO. w. SMELL, Agent, Importer and Wholesale
Dealer in all Genuine Patent Medicines, 13) Washing
ton ST., San Francisco. ocl7-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08
DfsAsrEas.-An Eastern dispatch saws

DISASTERS. An Eastern dispatch says:
A collision took place on the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railroad. A freight and express
train ran into each other, near Birmingham
Lines. The mail agent, Nicholas, the express
messenger, Wilks, and four men were killed
The same day the freight train on the Buf
falo and Huron Railroad ran through a
bridge into the Welland Canal No lives
were lost.
The next day mail train of the Cleveland
and Erie Railroad, going east, ran into a
wagon at Painsyile, killing Mrs. solomon
Stone, and boy named Dixie, injuring Mrs.
Dixie, Master Stone and infant
Il ports indicate that the ship Black Hawk
from Calcutta TO Boston, reported missing,
has been % with all on board. She was
last seen by the Bengal. Afterwards por-
tions of the wreck of an American vessel
were discovered.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

CURIOUS MrsrAKE-Sir Henry Bulwer the
English Ambassador lately had an interview
with the Sultan, in which, after remonstra
ting upon the incapacity of the Sultan's Off
GERS in the provinces he suggested some re.
forms in the internal policy of the Empire,
and said, among other things. women are
expensive in Turkey, and in your Majesty 5
household they cause enormous waste This
your Majesty knows, and you have ordered
prudent reforms; but perhaps not sufficient
for the situation" This decided language
was made still more so by the Interpreter,
and the Sultan. evidently supposing that the
Great Powers were going to curtail his
wife department., declared that while he was
willing to receive advice, he weuld not be
insulted, and Immediately retired. 1t was
not before the next dey that explanations
could be made satisfactory, and Sir Henry
admitted to another interview.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

The NLw ALMADEN CAsE-After consum-
ing twenty three long days, says the Mirror,
the arguments in the New Almaden case
have been brought to close United States
Senator Benjamin and Reverdy johnson. in
conjunction with Mr., Peachy, have done
their best, and Edmund Randolph the once
student at the feet of the great Louisianian,
has proven himself equal to cope with them
all If the case is decided in favor of the
United States, Edmund Randolph will have
achieved an unexampled victory, ifdecded
against the Government, lie need feel no
shame at being defeated Iy such giant forensic
foes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

BALLOON VOYAGE TO EURopE.-Another as
pirant for eronautic fame has sprung up in
the person of Mr. C. C, Coe, of Rome, New
York, who is making preparations for ball
loon voyage to Europe. He has just compile
ted monster balloon in which TO make the
trip, and will start at an early day. 1t is
called the United States, and is the largest
balloon ever constructed, being nearly three
times larger than Loves. 1t will hold 1871, :
coo Of gas, is $50 feet high, lis feet dame
ter and has lifting power of $4,000 pounds
Mr. Coe intends bringing it to New York
Eastern paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

JouN c. HEENAN, the Benicia Boy, was re
Gently arrested in New York city and taken
to Buffalo, to answer an indictment for
acting as second in the prize fight between
Ned Price and Australian Kelly. When the
case was called in the Court of Oyer and
Terminer in that city, Heenan plead guilty
to the charge. The Judge accordingly fined
him in the sum of $500. The "Boy" handed
over three one hundred dollar bills, from a
wallet in which there were several more of
the same sort, and walked out Of Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08
HAycED.-The San Jose Tribune of Friday

HANGED.-The San Jose Tribune of Friday
says:
The Indian ramed Garcia, who was SEN
fenced to be hanged at the last term of the
District Court, for the murder of Blanch near
the Willows, in this city, paid the penalty of
his life at half past nine o'clock, this morn
ing, in the Jail yard We learn that he be-
trayed but little consciousness of his awful
situation till within few days of his execu-
tion-when, under the instruction of his
spiritual attendant, Father Goetz, he became
very repentant.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

TIE RAyELs-The great gymnastic and
terpsicholean troupe, known as the Ravels,
has just landed on our shores They are un-
der the management of the celebrated Mart-
nesti family. We have no doubt that our
theater goers will rejoice at this announce
ment, and bcstow on them liberal potron>
age. a splendid engagement has been effec
ted for the Ravels, with our Dramatic King,
Thomas Mcguire, under whose auspices their
novel entertainments are shortly to be in
augurated.--S r. alta.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

LATER FROM ARIZONA The Mesilla Times
Of the 25th ult has the following;
The news from the Pine Alto mine is ell
couraging.
Capt p. E. Jordan, formerly of Stockton)
as discovered a very rich quartz vein, about
4 miles from town, supposed to be a contip-
uation of the Hicks lode A company will
be organized Immediately for working it.
MessN Neville, Lewis & Lock, are pre-
pairing to work their vein, which is supposed
20 be the richest in the Territory, the gold
being very coarse and the ledge decomposed,
which will render it more desirable than any
yet opened
Messrs. Burch, Mastin and LNngston, while
sinking reservoir on their guch claim,
struch silver lode, said 10y those who pro-
fess to be good judges, superior to any yet
discovered.
Scarcely day passes but some new vein
of quartz, with more or less gold, is diseov-
cred
Several companies are preparing to put
up arastras on their different claims. 1t i:
supposed ten or fifteen will be in successful
operation before the first of December, Hick;
& Co, are already working two and are OBJ
tanning about 5000 to the ton.
Lust week party of Navaios made a de-
scent on Fort Thorn and succeeded in driv
ing off stock, besides killing one OK an(
wounding two others, belonging to Mr.. A
Barnes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

WEALTH IN VwGfNIA-lt is stated that the
average wealth Of every inhabitant, male and
female, man woman and ohild in Lynchburg,
is over one thousand dollars That is well
enough. but the county of King George cheats
average wealth of S2,254 to every white
man, woman and child. Lynehburg is "the
place where the people take the baeca down
to- but King George is the place where
they grow corn and wheat
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

The Portland (Oregon) Advertiser says: By
command Of Col. Wright, Lieut.. Gregg, with
twenty dragons, has taken up quarters at
the Warm Spring Reservation, there to be
ready to rcpel possible attack from bands
of Snake Indians
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

THE SIAMGsE TwINs.-The N. Y. Herald of
October lith say,
We understand that the world,renowned
Siamese Twins, Chang and Eng, are about to
pay a visit to California, in company with
two of their children for a few weeks. They
will sail from New York about the l2th of
November, with their suite, and proceed di-
rect to San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

METFoRs FAILING INTO THE SUN-On the
lst Of September last, distinguthed astron
omer, Mr.. Darlington, had directed his tele-
scope to the sun, and was engaged in OBJ
serving his spots, when suddenly two in
tensely luminous bodies burst into view on
its surface They moved side by side through
a space of about 35 900 miles first increasing
in brightness, then fading away; in five
minutes they had vanished. This remark
able phenomenon was witnessed and con-
frmed by another observer, Mr.. Hodgson at
Highgate, who, by happy coincidence, had
also his telescope directed to the great lumi-
nary at the same instant 1t may be, there
fore that these two gentlemen have actually
witnessed the process of feeding the sun, by
the fall of meteoric matter.-Eastera paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08


ROYAL PERFrDY.-IIonor among Kings
ought to lie as much certainty, one would
fancy, as honor among thieyea 1t is not,
we fear
The latest foreign papers contain accounts
of little bit Of sharp practrice which the
eX-King Of Naples lately attempted against
his relative the Emperor of Austria.
Francis Joseph himself a weak and some
times wicked sovereign, had so much svmpa
thy for Francis H., of Naples, that, when it
became pretty clear that the Neapolitan tv.
rant would have to fly, the Austrian fleet
were ordered up from the Gulf of Venice to
the shore of the Kingdom of Naples. in or.
der if needs be, to receive the fugitive king
and his family, and safely convey them to an
asylum in the Austrian dominions.
OF course, the King of Naples was greatly
relieved and obliged by the intimation that
if-as the event ploved-he could not trust
his own navy, he might rely on the navy of
Austria. But, not especially anxious to be
come ali exile, the Neopolitan ruler ntimated
to GariOaldi that, provided he would discon
tinue his course upon Naples, he (the King)
would lend him the Neapohtan navy with a
large military force, to take with him for
hostile operations against Venita.
lncensed at this base perfdy, Garibaldi
communicated it to the Emperor of Austria.
who Immediately recalled his fleet to Trieste,
and abandoned his treacherous cousin to his
fate. So runs the story, and it is too posit
lively detailed TO leave much reasonable doubt
of its being founded on facts.-P PhladelDhia
Press
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

A train of % ears left Cleveland after the
mte celebration, with an Irishman on board
who refused to pay his fare, and who was
put off at the first station. TO be revenged,
he pulled out a connecting pin, and the train
went Is miles before ii was discored that two
cars full Of people had been left behind
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

The FRENCn SQUADRON on TIE SYRIAN
CoAsT.-The Patrie says: "The latest news
from Bayrout represents the situation as very
serious. The commander of the naval divis-
ion, NJ. de la Rcncere lie Noury, with the
concurrence Of our Consul, has sent some
ships o bring away pupils from the converts
and Christian schools. The agitation in the
mountain was such that it was considered in.
dispensably necessary to provide for the
safety of these young people. We are assur
ed that. in order to facilitate communications
between the various points of the coast of
Syria, certain number of gunboats will be
sent from Toulon to reinforce the Admirars
fleet
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

SHOOTING AFFRAY-A difficulty occurred
last evening in saloon on the corner of
First and Stevenson streets, between Thomas
Donohue and one of the proprietors David
and Lewis Harris) in which Donohue was
wounded with pistol ball fired by one of
the brothers The ball entered the right
shoulder and followed the muscles, stopping
near the surface on the right breast the ball
was not extracted, but the physician thinks
the wound is not mortal.-S. T. Alta, Tues
d0V.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08
The wide reputation which DIR. j.
nOStetIer,s "sTOMACH BITTERsn have attained

The wide reputation which DIR. j.
HOStetIer's STOMACH BITTERs" have attained
during the past year bespeaks its excellence in a more
forcibe manner than any words which we can offer.
1t renovates, pures, and strengthens the SYSTEM and
aids the stomach in the performance of its functions
II is regarded on all sides a sovereign specific, and
therefore, to procure it in the best possible way
should be the obj ject Of the public We commend it
with more thSn usral zeal and confidence believing
and knowing, do that stands foremost of the
many preparations of the day for impartng strength
visor and tone to the SYSTEM and possessing the Gu
ratve powers for all similay diseases arising from
disordered stomach In the most severe cases of
cramp, diarrhma, and weakness in the stomach, the
"Bitters" have been rgidy tested, and always with
the greatest success
As Tonic, Hostetter's Bitters are most delightful,
especially before meals.
Sold by all Druggists Grocers and Hotels through
out the United States.
GEO. w. SMELL, successort TO Park & White Gen.
era Agent for California, l30 Washington Street, sar
Francisco. ocl7-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

BERGERs TRIUMPHs AT BLLIARDs-DEATs
THE BEST PLAYER IN ClNcENNATTI, PnIL TIEMAN.
We take the following from the Atlas st.
Louis correspondence, dated Oct. gath;
The celebrated French player, Mons. Ber-
ger, continues to beat everybody that dares
TO measure billiard cues with him The
worst astonshed man among them, is Mich
ael Phelan, who was talking only a few
months ago, of going to France to play with
the champion, but is now vanQuished upon
every trial. Berger is unwilling, at present,
to play the American game upon one of Phe-
lan's own tables. Perhaps, when he does,
Phelan may give a different account of him
self The last celebrity that Berger met
with, was Phil Tieman of Cincinnati, who
challenges all comers excepting Phelan, to
play match They met in New York on
the 10th, and the game between them at
ira eted very large crowd
At the appointed hour, eight o'clock, the
game commenced Some beautifully scien-
tifc playing frequently called forth the
plaudits of The spectators, and, though NJ.
Berger played with extrao; binary skill and
brilliancy yet his opponent evuced very
surprising skill and acquaintance with the
game. 1t was in the latter part of the game
that nj. Berger showed determination to
win. For Il time the game was pretty even,
and but little difference existed in the score;
but Sew beautiful and succC ssful strokes,
which drew forth general and spontaneous
applause, seemed to excite NJ. Berger to con-
tinue his play aud be rapidly increased the
score until game was called-leavng Mr.
Tieman but 70 scored to the yictors 100.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08
A st. Louis correspondent says

Fourteen thousand negroes voted the Black
Republican ticket in Ohio at the late elec =
ti"n, under the decision of Judge Brinkerhoff
This will account for the majority there,
which is not large for Ohio.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

ScuRvY.-In crew of % men on board
the French ship Linden, lately arrived no
less than twenty, upon reaching San Fran
cisco, were confined to their berhs with
scurvy. They are now in the French Hos
pital.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08
Daily QatlOnal 9rmutrat

Capt. Agcr, of Langton's Express, informs
us, says the Territorial Enterprise, that Rog
ers d Co., the proprietors of the stage line to
Downieville, in connection with their Ex
press, intend to keep the route open this
winte to this place The route via the
Henness Pass, the Truckee Turnpike Co.
Gays, must and shall be kept open.
Gov. Stewards Arabian horses, the gift of
Ayoub Bey have arrived at Auburn. The
editor of the Auburn Union. speaking of
them says:
We must say that at the first glance we were
disappointed; but as we stood looking at
them, one fire point after another would
come out, until perfect horse stood before
us. lloraemen say that the bay is certainly
the handsomest horse in America. and Ra
rey said that he was the finest horse he had
ever seen. 1t is said that he would readily
sell for $4,000. To one who had given but
little attention to the study of the horse, thev
both look like very inferior animals, worth
much less than our own native horses for
speed and endurance. Yet, when we are
told that the bay has been repeatedly rode
one hundred miles in twelve hours we are
forced to acknowledge that he has bottom.
and that the horseuens opinion as to hi
value, is well sustained 10y actual Practice
1t is to be hoped that Governor Seward will
be able TO acclmate them, for they will
prove valuable acquisition to the stock Of
our country
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08
OLD SACHAM BITTERS
AND
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now meeting with unparalleled sales, and favor with
customers. In all cases Of DYS EPSIA, DEBILITY
Loss OF APPETITE, or any irregularty ofthe stom-
ach, they will be found efficient remedy, well as
a most wholes ONE and agreeable Tonic.
AS A PREVENTIVE OF CIIILLS AND FEVER
they have equal, and have with thousands become
an indispensable family medicine; being perfectly
pure and free fromany deleterous substance, be
taken by all, young and old male and female, with
benefit.
For sale by GEO. W. SMELL, Agent
13O Washington ST. San Francisco,
and by the principal Grocers, Druggists and Wine
Merchants throughout the country. oc1s 3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

Has Douglas found his Ma ?-Repu6Iican
paper.
Yes, and you have found your Pap; SO
"let your victuals stop your mouth"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-08

A dispatch TO TIE Union from San Fran
cisco, dated Nov. 9th, says;
The vote Of Senator Gwin was challenged
at the Seventh District polls, on the ground
that he was not resident of the State, and
the Senator was obliged to sv ear it in. This
gave rise to some Kissing and cheering, but
nothing more.