Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
DISTRICT COURT~October Term.
Hon. S. NJ. Bliss, JUDGE.

NOVEMBER 12.
Charles Covilaud VS.. VIM. 8. Thornburgh /;
settled and discontinued.
b. B. Bleven vs. d. T. Rogers; continued.
PARROT & Co. substituted f r Stewart & Co. vs.
Abel d Monte ct al dismissed
7. Z. Parish VS.. Jas L. Maginess; set for trial
Nov. 10.
VIM IIawey & Co. VS.. Loriu Robinson; leave
to amend complaint.
Dead Rabbit Cows. the Montague Co. settled
and discontinued.
Edwin Brooks VS.. his Creditors; submitted.
Samuel G. Boyce VS.. A. Bancroft; settled and
discontinued.
Warren ?. Miller VS.. bis creditors; submitted.
John Nash VS.. Scott Vantne & Go. j. II. Cog
hill q Go. vs.. Scott, Nantine & Co.. stay Of pro
ceedings until further order of Court.
G. NJ. Palmer VS.. Hugh McCa1erty; set for trial
Nov. 2G.
5. L. Dewey & Co. VS.. W. B. Stanley & Co.; de.
fault of delendsnts entered.
Antoine Mining Co. vs. Ridge Co. set for
trial Nov. q.
James Evans VS. Virginia Evans; set for trial
Nov. 16.
Mesick vs. Mott; jenkins vs. Williams; Douglas
vs. Hall; Webb vs.. Thomas Zyrick VS.. Gardner
and his wife, placed ON calendar.
John Rose VS., Turner & Barnes placed on calen-
dar and dismissed
Geo. Mullen vs.. his Creditors; Sheriff appointed
assignee,
Pennsylvania Co. vs.. Owens & Co. motion for
new trial oyerIued.
Ford VS.. Barnes; Notion on affidavit for change
OF venue overruled Motion for leave to file further
aiildavits oycrruled.
Cases set for trial to-norrow-James Brady vs.
n T,I I'm n E'1Il
mon Council of Marysville; T. b. Simpson VS. G.
Mullen; Jas. r. Treble VS.. Jos. S. Eshom.
Court adjourned till 10 O'Clock A. NJ tomorrow
the 18th.
A Washington dispatch 10 New York
paper says:
The fact that Senator Hammond, of South
Carolina, has definitely announced himselfa as
a candidate for reelection to the United
States Senate, does not look as if he antici-
pates secession of Southern States 1t was
upon the belief that that gentleman would
not again be a candidate that several South
Carolina politicians have been so forward
with their ultra sectional manifestoes
There are little or no means of knowing
the character of speeches made upon the
stump in Southern States, but am satisfied
from information lately received, that there is
scarcely any disunion feeling in Virginia or
North Carolina. The questions put TO Mr.
Douglas, at Norfolk, were thrust at Senator
Hunter few evenings since, at Petersburg
when he answered that he was opposed tc
dissolution upon mere apprehension Of
danger. At the first speech of Mr. Pryor, in
his distIict he denounced the idea that the
mere election of Republican was cause Of
disunion. By the way, it Is but sheer justice
to state that this gentleman utterly denies
having made use Of language to the effect
that he would enact the part of Brutus to pre-
vent the Inauguration of Mr.. Lincoln.
The vote in Nevada county on the ques-
ton of paying the balance of al5o,ooo due
on the State debt, was as follows:
Pay the debt. Observation-Disclosures 1000
hepudate. ate........'.. .......... 255
THE Douglas men at Nevada, bet about
$4,000 on the election of our Senatorial can
eidate, Mr. Watt--at Grass Valley also, some
thousands were invested in a similar manner
the beauty of the joke is that Mcy icou tile
money !-NcrGda National.
THE San Francisco Mirror of Saturday
says:
During yesterday vast number of addi
tionai bets were made in this city, and we
should judge that there were over half a
million dollars, altogether, bet in this city
alone, upon the State election.
IL the event of secession there is no place
that would suffer more than the Federal capi.
tai and it is not surprising that the editor of
the Washington Star, a Breckenridge organ,
should turn so bitterly on the secessionists as
to be expelled from the Breckinridge Club in
that city The oldest oiliceholders hold ex-
actly the same views.-St Louis letter.
President CAsrILLA, of Peru, recently came
near losing his life by most terrible and
singular accident, which is narrated as fol-
lows
While in the process of raising the frigate
Callao on the new floating dock at San
Lorenzo, in presence of the high dignilaries
Of State the dock gave way, dropping the
frigate in such a manner that her masts were
broken off by striking against the sides of the
dock. The frigate Al gun ship, together
with the floating dock, went to the bottom
in 40 feet of water. 1t is estimated that about
800 lives were lost by the accident, the Presi
GENT, himself and suit, narrowly escaping.