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Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

EDIroRIAL JAuNr.-lt being our bounden
duty to account to the readers Of the DEMO
GRAFT for all our acts and deeds, Of whatsoever
charaeter-and no Catholic was ever more
faithful at confessional than we to the per-
fornance cf this duty-we have to state that
We took ride, yesterday, out into the coun-
try, in company with gentleman. 1--WE
knew him to be 50, for he agreed before
hand, to foot the bill for the horse and buggy.
and to pay all incidental expenses-against
which We urgently demonstrated, hut in vain
He was "Aush" and was determined to do
It. We accordingly acquiesced with the best
grace we eould.) With no very definite pur
pose, we drove out about eight miles. to-
wards the foot hills, the other side Of John
Rules. As we went the river road, hy
Briggs, the travelling was not good, there
being many mud holes and deep ruts. but
We we're amply compensated 10y the delicious
landscapes which lay at intervals upon our
left Thousands upon thousands Of flowers.
Of varied hues, Ledeeked The ground for miles
in extent, and the vigorous breeze which met
us was fragrant with their breath. Eubus-
omed in their luxurious blooms, the larks
sang jnyously, as il they drank into their
hearts the very life Of the scene The foot
hills looked green and smiling. The patri-
arehial peaks beyond, white with their an
nuul SHOWS. rose into the heavens and sui lted
them, as if with a consciousness Of kindred
purity.
On ourreturn trip, we abandoned the mud
dy road and drove at fine speed through
the middle Of the plain, sometimes with a
track aud sometimes not. Rolling over thick
beds Of flowers, their dying breath, as they
We're crushed beneath the wheels, came up TO
our nostrils with SO delicate sweetness that
We could scarcely feel remorse for their death
well the larks sang to us again, as we rode
CT took wing before US, and the scattered
oaks waved greenly in tn, breeze. and tb,.
ButIes looked Butte.iful the city stood neal
and trim in tie sunshine, and in fine we bad
a good time generally. As we neared the
city, we were surprised with a sight as lovely
as it was Unexpected. 1t was nothing NOR.
nor less than the whole living, breathing gir,
hood world ofthe Academy Of the Sisters Of
Notre Dame, empIied out upon the flower
besprinkled plain. Here there and every
where, was a blooming dalnsel tripping gaily
along or bending to pluck some floral beauty
in the grass "he self as fair a flower" In
"ardiy thanking our lucky stars for the sight,
and wishing many similarly happy day for
the gay and laughing throng, we hurried city.
ward and sanetum ward, and here We are at
the end Of the chapter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

LEAP YEAR PARTY.-The German ladies
OF this city gave very fine Leap Yeor Par.
ty. last evening. at the Hall Of the Marys-
willie Leilrrkrnnz The room was throngei
at a reasonably early hour by a host of
very lovely females, married and single, and
by goodly number Of invited male guests,
besides the Leiderdranz Society. A little
after o'clock, the parties being formed in
due order, Mrs. Chusenius, supported on the
right ly Mrs. Hoesch. and on the left 10y
Mrs Grumbbs. advanced to the head
of the hall, bearing a splendid bonner
in her hand and. with a brief and graceful
speech in German. presented it to the Asso
citation. The banner is one of the most SUI
perb we ever saw. The ground is blue satin
fringed with gold, and hanging from very
elegant standard On one side is a repre-
sentation Of 81. Cecilia with q Tyre in her
band-a beautiful painting 10y Nahl of San
Francisco-and on the other the likeness Of
a golden harp; also the inscription, in golden
letters: "To the Marys,ille Leiderkranz.
aNth tHd btAiiliti Lhults ht MdINrNllie.-
April 9th, 1860" The cost Of the banner
wasSl75 Thespeech of the lady presenting
the tanner was replied to hy Mr.. Clausenius,
President Of the Lriderkranz Society. His
manner Of delivery was excellent. but the
matter Of it We could not understand it Le-
ing in German. AT the conclusion Of his re-
marks. the standard was wreathed with a
magnificent garland, and the Society broke
forth into one of those vigorous and stately
pieces Of music for which the German mas
tiers have been so much renowned. 1t was
rendered with remarkable skill and taste
and had fine effect
At this eiage of the proceedings we were
compelled to depart, in order to wite this
notice and to attend to the proceedings Of the
City Council. What followed. however. was
superb supper. and after that grand Leap
Year Ball. in which the ladies made all the
advances, led their blushing partners to the
center. and made themselves as agreeable as
possible. No doubt, the occasion was one of
unalloyed pleasure.
The Leiderkranz Society. we believe in
tend to give a concert, some time this week,
at the theater.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

SoxoMA CouNrY.-The Petaluma Argus
Gays that so great has been the fall of water,
that even the small rivulets, gulches and ra-
vines have been impossible for several days.
Considerable damage has been done to the
crops on the low lands 1t is thought that
much of the late sown grain is drowned out
The boom, put across the Russian River 10y
Mr. Duncan, was swept away, with about one
hundre and fifty saw logs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

GYNNAsrrc.--On Thursday evening, Of this
week. A. II. French. Of The MnrysyilIe Gym
na,inm, will give a grand gymnastic exhibi-
tion at the Theatre. He has mnde arrange
mouts If such character as to make the ex-
hibition tne which has never been surpassed
in the state.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

ScArFoLprxe DowN.-Yesterday, the scaf-
folding inside the new Presbyterian Church,
upon which three plasterers were at work,
fell to the floor, and severely injured one Of
learned. allhough not fltnllY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

TRusrrEs.-The following persons were
elected. Sunday. Trustees ofthe Presbyterian
Society for the coming year; F. F. Low, John
II. Jewett. W. X. Hudson, p. Decker, 5. w.
Selhy. A. W. Cults, H. 5. Hoblitzell, DR.. d.
W. c. Rice j. A Paxton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

Minor Matches IN ENGLAND.-Charlev
Lynch called in England "rhe American. /"
is matched to fight youth named Shaw. in
the same ring that Snyers and the Benecia
Boy contend in, for 1925 a side. Bob Ira
vers. the black, also well known in New
York, has an egagement with one Mace, at
$500 a side, to come off Feb. 2st.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

OK the 5th February. the sword made fer
the King of Sardinia by order of the Italian
Committee of san Francisco. and paid for 10y
a subscription taken up in various parts OF
this State, was presented to His Majesty 10y
Mr. Alessandro Garbi. late resident Of San
Mateo county. The King was much grattied
with the Donation and requested the COM
missioner to convey his thanks to the Italians
OF California for their most welcome pres, Mt.
The Eco della Patria says that the sword WAS
executed in magniirent style after the design
Of Mr.. Mezzara. of san Francisco, 10y the
celebral ed artist Mr.. Maurice Froment -
Signor Garbi has been promoted to cap
laincy of the Staff of the Division of Parma
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
Arrivals at the St. Nicholas HoteE

MoXDAI, April 9th, 1850.
c Stewart New FoundAnd D A Freesblin 0roVle
VIM hunl San Francisco Galingrr
Robt Aiken Sierra co John Herald DOgtown
WIN Brown Nevada Nes1n Hammond Sa'
J Fgerson Stone Point VIM Wize Virginia
Miss Salivan Sacramento NJ Collins Poney diggingi
Mis- O'Donald Ed Han Timbuctoo
J r Meneham Timbuctoo James Cooke
o Silngtor Bar on house C Sharp city
John Chapman Lincoln ] Parsons
II Summers Frene town. Wagner
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
MAR SVILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 10th

STATE REFORM ScHooL-The Senate bill
making an appropriation for tine establish
ment of State Reform School near this city
passed the Assembly yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

WE learn, says the Union. 10y n dispatch
from Phcerville, under date of April 18th. the
following intelligence: Five hundred strangers
were in the place, The trains which went to
strawberry Valley had come back to Placer
vile. The road was blocked up. Flour at
Virginia City was fifty cents per pound; sug
ar, 81; hay fifty cents. and barley sixty cents.
Virginia City was crowded Many houses
there were blown down during the storm.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

CoLoMA.-On Thursday morning, the peo-
pie of Coloma were surprised to find the
ground covered with snow. Such thing
had not happened since the settlement of
the place by the whites
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

OPERATc.-Signor and Signora Bianchi,
with several celebrated singers are said to
he on their way from Australia to this State,
for the purpose of giving Italian operatic per
furmances.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
Roard of Delepates.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of Dele
gates will be held at the City Hall, this TUESDAY
EVENING, at rs CLOCK.
J.H. LAssITER, seo'Y NJ F.. D.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

Is San Francisco on Saturday, says the
Gazette. a number of Mexcans amused them
selves in accordance with their usual custom
during the Easter holidays, by parading
stuffed figure of Judas Iscariot around town
on mule, and afterwards hanging the effigy
over the centre ofthe crossing Of Broadway
and Dupont streets.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

The California Fusieers at San Francisco
have received their arms from the State Ar
srnal-the MIME rifle with the latest United
States improv ement
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

BRAScu Mint IN New YoRK.-Responsible
parties in New York have submitted prop
osition to the Secretary of the Treasury tc
make the necessary arrangements for build
ings, machinery, dc, for a Branch Mint in
New York for 100000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

THE Alabama House declines to concur in
the Senate's resolution, appropriating s50, 900
TO aid Virginia in defraying the expenses in
Cured by the John Brown affair.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

Is Jefferson City. Mo, astreet fight recent
ly occurred between james Hughes ana -
Dazier, in which both were killed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

JErTHl HoRDE, young married man in
Otsego, n. Y, recently drowned himself for
love Of his wife's sister, whom he had seen
only oLee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

On the Tehoma Mills recently destroyed
by fire, there was an insuranc of $4,000
which was paid by the Eina Insurance Com
rany, OF Hartford, through their agent in San
Franeiseo.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

To DAY, sweepstake race for 81 500 will
come off over the Pioneer course at San Fran.
cisco
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

A ady wrote. asking her lover to meet
hGr' ana added, by way of P. s, II am so
ashamed OF the request have made in this
,etter' that / sent after the postman to get it
him" ' O''t'"Ae
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

The Columbia Is. C) Guardian pronounces
Douglas "the most available man before the
country for the Charleston nomination"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

FEw days since in San Francisco. a man
named Frederick Shaeffer was sentenced TO
thirty days imprisonment for beating his
wife. us
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

MARTIN THE WIZARD See this Magician's
advertisement He proposes to give grand
gift entertainment, with 500 prizes. at the
rheater, on the 18th of May next. He has at
his licke, Office, opposite the Western House,
a handsome silver trumpet. which he will
present to the Fire Department. the different
companies of the Departmental to decide which
shall have it.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

CATTLE FOR WAsnoE.-Mr Wright of Peta,
luna is about starting for washos with a
drove Of beef cattle.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

SKELroN-The Governor has. says the
Union, respited the sentence of James Skel-
ton, convicted Of forgery, and sentenced TO the
State Prison 10y the Court Of Sessions Of Yuba
county for one yeur, in order to allow an ex-
animation to be made with view to test the
sanity of the prisoner. Uness further orders
are issued, he will be conveyed to the State
Prison on the 4th of May next.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
VALUED AT. $4,000 90

TINO be distributed among the Ticket holders. The
i Prizes consist Of entirely rev and fashionable
goods and of the choice and desirable stock
offered in Mnrysvle The Prizes will he dlsrib-
ted to ticket holders having the first number drawn
up TO 800 inclusive. To give all an opporiu.
nty TO obtain valuable prize, the tickets have been
putat the low price OF ONE DOLLAR EACH
The holder of one ticket will be admitted to the
terHnmen, and be entitled TO chance in the distri-
button Of tie Prizes
The Prizes are on exhibition Mt the ticket Office
inGINGELL'S BLOCK. opposi the Western use,
whore seats may be secured, aud Ticket obtained.
The drawing will commence Immediately alter the
performance when gentlemen selected rom the au-
dience by the ticket holders will attend to the dsr
button oil the Prizes.
D. MARTIN.
p. S.-Ladies and gentlemen will please call aud ex.
anime the prizes at the ticket office.
RplO-td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

TnE English Opera Troupe are playing in
in Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

CRY PRINTTNG.-The Council last night
opened the bids for the city printing, for
which they had advertised, and it was found
that the NATIONAL DEMOCRAT was the lowest
bidder Previous to the opening of the bids
resolution was unanimously passed, to the
effect that the bids should be opened and the
contract awarded to the lowest bidder In
the face ofthis resolution, the Council insult
ed the three papers by directing that their
bids be handed back to them
The whole amount Of it is, that the Coun-
ell thinks the city printing ought to he done
for nothing. So far as we of the DEMOCRAT
are concerned, we think the printer like
every other lahorer. is worthy Of his hire.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

PRoF W. II. Brewer stated in lecture re-
Gently delivered at New Haven, that one
crop Of tobacco exh.u usts the soil as much as
eleven successive crops of wheat averaging
thirty bushels TO the acre.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

Will leave Folsom Stree Wharifor Panama, with the
I regular Mails Passengers and Treasure,on
FRIDAY, APRIL 2OIh, 1860.
AT 9 9O'CLuCK, A. NJ.
PASSENGERS by the PacfGMan Steamship Company's
Line are landed on their arrival at Panama upon the
wharf Mt the Railroad terminus, by the Companys
Steam Ferry Boat.
Connecting via Patama Railroad at Aspinwall with
the Steamship NORTH STAR Tor New York.
And the steamer DANIEL WEBSTER, for New Or.
leans.
The Panama Railroad Company and the U. S. Mail
Steamship Company have authorized Agents to sell
their tickets II desired by holders OF Pacific tickets
~ Treasure for shipment will be received on
board the steamer, until twelve O'clock midnight on
April 10Th.
No Merchandise freight will be received on board af
ter o'clock, P NJ April 9th, and written order
must he procured at the Office for its shipment.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
". 4; ;; F. E4fsGsj SAncoGK, Agents.
CornerSacramento and LeidesdorG streets San Fran
cisco. ~p1O-td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

TGE top Of Mount Diablo was covered with
snow on Thursday
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

IT is rumorrd that the Legislature of New
Jersey will make an appropriation of $50, ,OOo
for a copy of Mills statue of Washington.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TNHR0UGH our New YcIk House we are in constant
Il receipt Of a choice article of every variety at low
figures RICE, COFFIN 4 co.
apo 21 D st., MaryBville.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

FRoM the report of the Hospital Committee
Of the German Benevolent Society in San
Francisco, it appears that during the quarter
Just ended the expenses of the hospital have
been $3.50, and repairs are now being made
which will cost 81 ,00O more. The numher
Of members Of the society is reported at as6 ;
number joined during the quarter, $50.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

BEGHEYEssA RANcH-In the U. s. District
Cou't, on Friday, the survey Of the Berrey-
essa raneh in the northern part of Nupu
county, was ordered to be returned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

SAN JosE.-The Common Council of San
Jose has presented St James Square, in that
city, to the county, for the erection of public
buildings
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

FINE crops Of Strawberries were raised in
January and February at Mokeumne Hill.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

REMOVING DEAD BoDIE-.--0n Sunday. a
man named Louis Egelton was arrested III
Sacramento on a indictment found 10y the
Grand Jury of Sutter county. charging MN
with disuterriug and removing dead bodies
from a grave yard. The bodies were re
moved from R,bin's ranch in Sacramento
county. carried across iuto Sutter county and
then thrown into a hole. II found guilty,
the deGndent will he punished by imprison-
ment in the State Prison for a term not less
than tN o. and not more than ten years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

For WAsuoE.-A load of freight from the
establishment # Webster d Co., wholesale
liquor dealers, San Francisco, arrived at thi,
city, yesterday, by steamer Itis to be trans
ported from here, over the Jamison City
Route. via Henness Pass or Yuba Gap, b,
pack mules. Webster d Co preferring this
route to tie one 10y PlacerviIle, on the seor,
of expeditiousness and safe transit.
The Mobile Tribune amusngly checks Of
the incidents Of Tennysons poem for which
he was paid ten pounds line. For instance
tie opening costs $3.50; passage in which
wife asks her husband to forgive a man
costs $3.50; the husband rates his reply al
$500, and the upshot of the whole matter is,
That the good woman sings the baby to sleep,
at cost of eight hundred dollars to the
publishers of Mucmilan's Magazine the
husband concludes to forgive his friend now
that he is dead aud then-all hands ., to
sleep The entire poem. Of three hundr.d
and thirteen lines, cost about Sl5.ooo
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

Large Glass Camphene LamDS.
TUsT received BY
- nhls HIS HoBHTEELB,
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IN Me t.'sIqiru
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TIE. n n al ~ r..
CHINE HEADQUART

" ISHiNG TOG,vE CHARACTER TO THE
Tea Trade, and to render the Hawkeye
Store Zebra ted Tor he choicest graies Of EAS,
the same as il is for other ise Groceries, We
have large invoice Of the karest and most Cell
ebrated
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kiyery and Sale Stable.
Frank Kendriek. Proprietor.
Corner of Perry and Sd sts,

Davenport, Iowa.
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HO W K D ASSES ,isTION.
PHI a.

a Benerose"' Instii.tion es;ube.-.~d By special
Endoio1", NJ. In the p act of tie >,c.. a.I Dis
tresset afflicted ,oan Itraient and opt ienac rus
eases, and especially FOR the C: Of Discusses of
the Seruai organs.
NJ EDlCAn Apv''rI gwen gratis. nv the Ac
~ ting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter
with description Of their condition, age, occu
Patton, habits Of life. &c. and in cases Of ex-
IRENE Poverty. Medicines iurnishe free ofcbarce
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhe.
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense
ry, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter enveopes
free OF charge; Two or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address J SkILLIN HOUGHrON, Acting Sur
geon Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth At.
Pa. BY order of the directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
jan 10 WY.
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Iuolcanon OF the DAILY ASD WEExLY DEso-
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- famed and liberated Eyes; removes Film,
foundations, &c; restores sight in Incipient Am
uross; is Confident Of success in all durable cases.
Dr. may be consulted at his ONCE in Frank
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I'd and Sd
Residence one door west Of the New Pennsyl-
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