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4 Jso r. HgKaRRFoRD 4 90. AUorIoNHsss
A. MAgniheen Household Furniture
ana " AZ Pubic Auction,
On this dsy Thursday
elegant private residence NO 70 West Twenty sixth
The properly Of & WATSON Livnsstoa ne.
rAs Aucsonssr would cali The particular attention Of his
s ssH .ns a.
fsrsS auction i sesaoe al made 70 order Tor The
aorf AID b Of the best description
osl.losues :, The house on morning Of sale. viz,
hold wood and richly carved Drawing Room Suits
Velvet medallion OArpein,
superb artistic bronzes
Dresden and Sevres china Vases.
Bronze and srnou vlo,.s s,siuNy,
Sosewood and mshosspy Enrn,snre en- suIte
OAK dining room Furniture 40.
Drawing rooms Magnificent seven octave Panofore,
wood, made by Broadway mskert folly guaranteed
unent offered auction this
cloh cover Music Books Secretary End
plato glsss doors bred with wood Encognures nArlue.
Desk ind with mother Of pea Paris go fanss
three AZ light bronze ane oimou Chandelers sd from
Rugs French pier Mirrors eItr. age maa oil All
richly caryed frames lAcs Cusiss gold
wood da~ing room ru,ni ure co-sred hrse colorsd
satin brocare OF the eKpen.ye description carved
WI .se a. 4 s Eve sa
centre shes sausry marble too match the suiu ate
gre: rs.ss sop pss door. bs.l. lined Win :,a
Chs ssrsrwo @sssis drsssss suresas osts
Soasses Roossrs 6b.trs ovs bsok ob.i covered ia
ancestry Brussels Carr hsr spring
end Pinos oval pas.e Psinuass d-corsisd ssns
Toilet tos broca,ei 0urtsns. 40 Upper Cbsmbers-1s
ss RosSeys soosc.s~s roies Tables Corner sands BED
dig A.. 4s D,n.y Fes%1Hs,.. sIen,oa dining Table,
OF pAsement and kitchen Furniture
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II .NRY 3. HBRfs II, AuCrioNERR.
IL M0RrGAGE sALe
ELk9AFr HOussHuLD FURNITURE.
Roy sl Wilton. Brussels and

ROSEWOOD PIANoroRTE. PIER nIRR0Rs
Oak and Black walnut
kx,euson Tables and Dining Oharu.
On THURSDAY, NAV a. ct i0lf ococr
Al the salosroym, No By Pins street,
Compr.sifr supers rosewood Psror su In and
hsyclob marble Centre table, mahogany
bedsteads rosewood marble Bureaus JON
nodes sold richly eSved rosewood ws,d,ose. msde By
eucbings rete stetea; s50 yards medacu, vevc royA
wilton hsuass ard Ingram Carpss rosewood
Boob ease eeathar Beda Pnoss tine cured Barr
frlessss enaeed Cottage Suits osk and baok
tension ming rsblsa OAK Dining chA very rich
rna fsees aod bsniel onamena nns SILVER and silver
Plated ware, China ware, oss chandeers sud Brackess
Chamber Crccksry and khcsea Uts,sh. b. order
msTHES BiRNH
Attorney for Mottxsxss
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ELB0ANr RESIDENCE ar GENEVA
II F0kBCLOSUa X BALk AT AUCTION,
NAY 81. ct 10 O'Clock, at 9eneva
Particulars ri A. j. BLGkCKER SON Coz Pine street.
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EDwAkD sCBHNOK, .AUCtIONeER -sALxgROoN no
~ hl Broad BY p. III. Setback On FRIDAY aav
70 eco'k At their ssl'soom no. l Broadway, wo six
seat Carrisgea four seat box
WACO. viii poe sad SHAFT two light rrci'nx Wagons aud
several light rOA1 Wagons all Of ~hcb built Ia the
mspper and Will be wuIra te for Also Die
single Harness nets, hhseis. &u
EDwARD sCHsNCK. AUCfloNKEH-sALBsROon
~ No. l4l Broadv Ny-Yy .. r. n. b JaEdCK On m.
day Nay Is o'eock at ibeF sslesroom No III Broad
way sn elegant lsdys Pony esahahmens cray Ponv lax
banda high or old warranted kad Rens aud DO
hesed 70 be sound elegant light rhseton And
Of iht farr The phseon and hxrne nearly new.
and order.
EDwARD eCHENCK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u No. l4 Brosdssy.-A ssiguoes sale al PAanngs by
=. H. sChEECK this day. May a. q II O'Clock. ..
their sAesroom No lil Broadway. The Paintings all
framed and VIII 10 positively sod without any By
order OF Is CLARK 80
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ueTfos sALE-Ay ssw posr. srAfpH rUARp
We lrcrgu q nsuuemAn guxss out q husssss IN
cdsr MAJ ~ 100 eosesing at thcvcuxk hrsd ana rosd
nurA Hsrrs hsrpe~s Ia Ore psk Of ruaA Hovsea thaA
s ~ Is 1890, one bay .ars n re- cse eevvn
40 one sotrei Hups IN leo 10 wAxons -thirsesu
fNsmh 70 - rst vhhcui reserve. and sverytkans 40
rrtsn',K W Ksntemsn's ss~hie.
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HOk sALE.AH sLEGANr SUMNER RHsIDENoE
snuasS On Hoboten Heishs conssung Of Dwellings ssd
Guy os via commAndins and maxuin eat view
Bay Staten Island Long Island SOUND IL VIII b. sold
bargain; two thirds OF The purchase money can re-
main o. bono and motge a III cant Ths cars
OF ne 6oboken And and hudsrn my Railroad pass pre-
- b Tols9 on3e % Jsrsey aveuus Jerse, Cxy, Or
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uRkKY Il. HRRra JE.. AUCTfosKRR.-sssfasE s !
sAle-iArge so,k Of Grcceries Wines, Lqno-u Domes
!ie snd hsvAna sessrs On rnd.y, MAJ rs Il IoY o'eoss
feea Sugars In ports Cha segAs sercs IA Full
particular In Friday morninsa sfyerfseme>t
BY order Is HEsDhfCksON. Apsxuee
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~ Ee ~ Bre.d-v-sy 1 ~ y scssscas s .os ~
cay Ney ~ lc'eAcrk, n ihew s~Aew-o~ 90 iu evv.r
wsy, hxn BAY Bvs Inns saf and ussse isx ssss, 49,
tr>n on warranted psrfevtiy scrnd. hint snd resus IL
sxs NJ sr>~ aAy o. ssaiissss veu hAsAssse. - a.,
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Henry oRikS WILL sxLt THIS DAT. AT iox
III ocsck ~ he stose s< William street. Groceres soap,
Tea tarch RAisins CnrrAnts Herfnga. Ink
Cl.rei chAapespes Post and sherry wtses HraDdy Ga
Whishey. Ala. LOO Ia Wme fnluL
Aiso. NJ dempohns ssscred iiquors 2stdo ssrara &e.
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r.ovArIor-Tox rRnHDnEoAsl, or BRrAsrs
"a Mlnst siS and he vsn kngwr * sntrH o. wsvsr.
May B a. the restaurant uey lave sken IL nxsAr-
ren Of NE southeast esrr~ Of rweou hrr stress ara
Broadway.
FrHx RgvfvsR, EoyyH WET conHRR or rgxrfv..
ii rtsn sweet SO Lsxpx1m avenue ~ un6erurnex -,
specfuily inuaAs 10 ~ f3eads ehyuosna hgasr nsp.r
heir favuhs bouass asa n sht vniy) lss At is~ 49,
houss hey procure Ne aaAy Of goods sJ Asvs ss.
cEss y CASH hs q ~ or-p.v-s. srA sv..,.
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.uARDwARR AUCTION NorIrk-JoHs x VAN ANT.
II wbRP sor Win sen on Thursdsy 2th Of Nay. u 10
occck 81 Is william sreet invoices OF asported Kngh Ger
man snd American Hardware Aiso gros TABLE KNIVES
Buehe,s kasa Also. Rshes casts eel Boes Toy Garden
Tos fancy ocha pIaet ooods 40, &c Also HOUSE pur
nishae Arices euoysclns Japsnne1 md I'm Ware wooi
End Willow DO. Ohna 0oods sritsnns do &e Also %
dcnen tine cut Brsds assorted, ~ Inch; 30 papers
Glsxiers Posnv, kc. Terms c~ah
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nor sALs.AI ORANGE. y: T., A FEW scm
Is and Building Dtea, m ewelb PARK, oo6 IA
frcm ne city; Apply 70 l. g. HAsK- Il, On - $3.50
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TosEPn HEeKxAr, AuoTIoNESR.

At 10 clock A. M n The enrx aAes Rooms wrou xaby
crncr OF Pea street.
fegulu seehy sale ccmpriing large and general sas,r
Ct Household Furniture Warfrobes Casea Bu.
WssbssDcs Mia Betxrafs Chsirs Tables
ssses b~r Nsipsscs Paintings. Engraynss Dinner sen
CArpes, ttoves &C.
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EroK sALK-A rAnh Or . ACRE, BnAUYrvuILY
nuAlpd % be eQpth side u eaasn Island fonna q -
9ssss xns scnmAnAhg he yss q sss AZ ea1 essdy
ho1t wsn 81 To vo1ooa entering and loavtng New York:
- MN h abigA gAte Of eu4vufun has IN abundanoG
asd vertsy q ehcase fruia and sommodoua dvsps
N rood ordeg containing Is and al Other uss
sAy cutbuDdh The rsruad. HAicA he Of Dc
~ bvtnsl wxhn nnuts rde Of tbs fairy. For per-
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ucrror soIrcs-ru.urYuRp TAKEN on sfoR
f.ra.,. y ~ 80 csrss Svsy rssdy 70 remove AL sirds
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A r. sxswIr. AuCrroxgyR
"A. By BAs6s ksBwls %. Irvias Bulianss

A ucrIoS NorrCx-srsrHAxs FURNITURE TX
a pvs and Furnifr-r Psckng xs,sh shmeni OHIO IN
and nws neyer,h street ees.eep rinh and sir'h ave
"a 49, rrumurc 2. eysry descrg,oo bore
tnre. - ~
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IAs Reskiand loo Company having procured u,s&r
supply a Ice GockfAnd Lake and cbs ocsuss
.uess q lee for We coming seascn 70 Be dsvsed u e
hote saloons private redencsa 10 OF good quay =
Be bought nom any Of he old monopoly eoupsnss ana
IL oees Of be somraay, ~ jay street. WIN RADFORD.
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MATRIMONIAI-

uINoLx oHNTLnvAS, AGE SHrRrY IN RAey
IA ceunsAnccs and Of respec,Abnty dssires V open .r
rrsporoesncs .m view 70 mapfnony, Win lady o. ~
frA once.
MArRUoNY-A vIDovxR IN rHn parnp OF
Nl me, With semi annual income, Wishes 70 asd . ccr
pAx lon Who would rscprpoxte unity OF sesnQs aad
forpesnnce f1flss treated honorshly and that VIII
- rscTrocssed Address Aug. a. Bell saAkpu ID, Htls
MArRINor1AL A GnrTLRuAH AGRD rW1HYY.
W eisni merchant OF De HIGHEST respcctabfy and pos
ses M rssd and wcuM me ycune hdy n rs1nsd go
agreeable mAsrss vcn edccaSd ofs cSssvfsl 6IVpspn
ssSs -;' r ssss cs. o -,
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a. uemen " ccnvss tbsr csss Oh Coirs ints cssb fn
" 70 30 paid Tor Tt Dress Bsr>r1s oa0
Tor aorordnsy non IS % I'D for Cca Ana fron ~ !, ~ -
r.ns slc c.rpes rurniiars. Jsweiry h by pss
Acdrese>d r. IA tevenn bewspu ninese>nth ap6
Iwen,iesh ssrssa 81 Be punctuAly attended 70 LADIES
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okkAf DEMAND POE CAST orr CLOTHING
"a Furniture apd Csrpets As have o,ened . new 81 IS
lsbmrrt VII IN highest prices for hs aSosS
named St,cies Please eAypv Ndre.s hfsH SIC Klxh.l
ladies' attended 70 By mhh
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DOE BALE-A CoMPLErB TuaNoUr FOE 4 FAMILY
sprns. hxht bay sxtsen banda high syih propt driver
sons e,s"isa and snssa Of noets Ac to -, ross
Broadway but s ussd harness silver unpuutsd rood
new fhe vhsle esAAhshuncn $3.50. pries BON -
party - 70 uss Zoe gos ps.suA. bqutse - 91 eou
street. Williamsburg. l. L
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UvIIIIAn ARBoyT, AuCrroryvR vnL autr oy
w FRIDAY. = ,oH cscss ne s,ork asd rstsres ., u.
large sD4 bguow sprs 20. rs pesr Elsh
sesss arseA sosssnns rs.s eugarS ssp, csnxss R~-v
Pump. o. urtsrs Gene Mn. Lard kc
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r. MONTGOMERY. AUCrToNxRR-so CASES
- boo< SSc>s and BOG sacsn. Iharxdsy i9k
ocloek Al store OF J. 2. JAWS Co. rs csndt street,
fresh, sesscuaole goods. foe city ard country rsds
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nRUG STORE FOB sALH-AN OLD EsrABLIsHE0
~ a0re OF tho best tha aide Of the
.owD 70 psss wng % settle IN an old esaeished busi
In oher buAness devote that personal attention
qahed Addrs.s box Sis Poa onics. stAiing whore an
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ID bumx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. i~ sowusy--
vi ~ on trsdey - 1nh pe q lox o'~, - a. a,
EsyH. ssst about nt pscssrs. q sesssesus sS,s,ss
um NE nisr fss'es Irrres> Cynpauy. o~ e,fs - ~
rhsxtes Ac Aso s,r cclocs same rl~~s ss.s~i
ssweni - I'd Has1 yp'naare re.sAsr Iseds Ca
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A ucTfor ssLR or cARPrffsa OIL oJorHs 4. !.
n oRlsrALas Aueticseer n Bovrry WI eel
Friday 7t<h inst, fp svsrc-n iSr,s
ant repsrs Asot.enl 20 woo ingais and ca
pstns krsh velvet medsia fspestrr ssd Brussrs Car
rcfs r> eoorv ard pAtesns gpxfah v-vet ard Bruuei
Russ cteeh srd whne msf,ins hal fs,r AMI star On
tths Ne wcn WORTHY IL attention OF ieaep ana oshsr
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WoR sALD-fHn Lease sroCK AND YIxuRss o.
kept BY ths present for u xssn yoaas Who
account OF are and f.sg hsalh whas . give up
M and remove 70 he country. Apply JOHN q, Hnl
BBOK. corner Of Housoa and 2Ln6eak e1eets
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

The DAILY NArIoN.-This able paper a acoin
makes its appearance at San Francisco II
is introduced under the following business No.
tice:
After an unexpected but unavoidable do.
lay OF some days beyond the time announced
the Nation appears this morning in obedience
to the wishes and the demands of many of
the most active and prominent members Of
Ihe democratic party of the State and Coun-
" we are now prepared to do battle for
the principles organization and nominees of
the party, upon new and substantial bus-
ness foundation, and trust that the friends of
our cause Will interest themselves to obtain
Tor the paper circulation that will make it
not only useful during the campaign, but
seIi-sustaining afterwards. The publication
OF the Nation during the next two months
Will necessarily be attended with an outlay
greatly exceeding its income, but it is be.
lieved that ample provision has been made to
prevent In any case repetition of past ir-
regularities The editorial conduct of the
paper will be in the hands Of George C. Cor
ham, as was that of the Nation recently pub>
lished by Messrs. Urmy d Barclay in all
other respects it is entirely a new concern
All business matters will be attended to bv
W. Wilson Lawton at the publication Office.
No. l35 California street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13
Sprrjal 91otircs.
To IrCsnnssers.

Having had three valuable watch Dogs shot. in p
most cowardiy manner by some Of the sportsman (?)
OF M"rysvle-one by a negro short time since, and
two Instances my family having been in danger
ifom random shots striking The house-I give fair
warning to all persons with guns not to trespass
NV farm as have taken effective measures to secure
my property for the future.
CHARLES H. HEDGES,
st4 u Mimal Rancho.
Newelrs Cough Syrup.--As each bottle
OF this article is accompanied by ample testimony in
to the merits fits contents further comment
is unnecessary.
Sold by RICE, COFFIN CO.,
Wholcsaleaad Retail, 27 D street,
au9l ON Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

SIR John Bowring, at recent Tract So
ciety meeting. said: The Chinese are proud
nation. and naturally enough. Their language
mas existed for four thousand and five hun
1red years, and everybody reads it. Our
language is language of yesterday. A
person who lived in the Island of Great Brit
am eight hundred years ago. could not un-
derstand one of us, aad we could not make
ourselves understood by him. But Confucius
wrote SIX or seven hundred years before Je-
sn sus Christ, and his language is read not by
H'ty or sixty millions who understand the
English !. language, but by five hundred mil.
lions of the human race.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

The ATLANTIC CABLE-The London Times
says that Captain Kell and Mr. Varley, who
went out for the purpose of endeavorng to
raise the American end of the Atlantic cattle.
report that although they have on many oc-
casion been able to raise the blight, and got
on board at different times pieces of cable, in
all amounting to about seven miles, they
invaribly found it broken again few miles
off" Attempts were made at various points,
but all were unsuccessful. the rope almost in
every instance giving way. 1t was, there
fore, found "necessary to abandon" it.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

"a WRINKLE. We have all heard that
Mrs Cunningham Burdel came to California
but we have never come across any one that
was quite sure he had seen her. and we have
always been under the impression that she
really never did come here. Eastern papers,
however, seem to know all about her move
Inents. A St Louis journal says that "the
husband, which Mrs. Cunnin ham Burdell
was so fortunate as to find in California, is
none other than the Rev. Mr. Sheehan, IA
Universalist divine, celebrated for his tai
erts!" Now, we don't believe in the first
place that she is in California; we don't be-
lieve in the second place that she has found a
husband-and if she really has, we don't be-
lieve he is "Universalist divine, celebrated
for his. talents" because if he was at all cele-
hrated, we should have heard of "the Rev
Mr.. Sheehan," who, we believe exists only
in the fertile brain that conceived the above
cdudrd IS r. Mirror
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

WHAT GEORGIA THOUGHT OF CONGRESSIONAL
INrEevrNTIoN.-We find the following in an
exchange
The Georgia State Convention, held at
Milledgeville in December, 1917, unanimous
ly adopted certain resolutions with regard
Congressional Intervention on behalf of sla-
very in the Terntories-tAat Convention
containing many Of the aOlest indicators OF
Southern rights, and the resolutions in Ques-
ton meeting with such general approval
through the south as to be adopted subse-
quenty in the state Conventions of Louisi-
ana, Alabama, and several other OF the
southern states We reproduce these reso-
lutions exactly as they We're passed, without
one dissenting voice:
ReSoiced. That Congress possesses no pow.
er, under the Constitu- ion, to legislate in any
way OF manner Ill relation to the institution
of slavery. 1t is the constitutional right OF
every cltlzen to remove and settle with his
property in any Of the Territories Of the
United states
HeSoioed, That the people of the South do
not ask OF Congress to establish the iustitu-
lion OF slavery III any of the Territories that
may be acquired 10y the United states they
simply require that the inhuUitunts Of eucn
Territory shall be be left free to determine
for themselves whether the institution OF
slavery shall or shall not form a part OF their
social system.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

TELEGRArmo.-Advices from Pixies Peak
to the 21st of August, state that a subscrip-
ton was being raised for extending the tele-
graph from Fort Kearney to Denver City
There was good prospect of obtaining the
requisite sum.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13
The Bolters, ELECTORAL Ticket.

bAOhAMLNlo, SeIlb' / -
The efollowing are the Breckenridge and
Lane Electors: Z MONTGOMERY, of Sutter;
Antonio F. Coronel, of Los Angeles; Vim
cent E. Geiger, of Tehama Allen P Dudley,
of Calaveras.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

CAMELs. The Los Angeles Star UNDER
stands that an experiment is about to be
made, to test the value Of the camel, in trav-
ersing the desert, on the Government Express
line between Los Angeles and Fort Moiave.
The distance is three hundred miles, and has
been Travelled with mules in three days.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13
MRS. NINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which greatly fa
citae the process Of teethng, by sofening the gums
reducing all innamaton-will alay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mothers
it viii everest to yourselves aud relief and health to
your infants. PefectIy safe in all cases. See adver
tsement in another column mav4.1v
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

CHINESE SLEvEs-The San Andreas Inde-
pendent ascertans that there are in Calave-
ras county 1909 Chinese; of these $500 are
really slaves, scratching about the mines un-
der the direction ofSan Francisco companies,
who ship their earning direct to China.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

FIRE IN SoNoRA.-A fire occurred in Sono
ra on Monday morning, destroying the livery
stable owned by o. Mccarthy, and kept by
Sedgwick & McLane. Nine of their best
horses were burned Sedgwick & McLane's
loss is estimated at from 81 900 to $4,000.
Mccarthy 5 loss is about $4,000
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

ABOLITION OF GRAND JURIEs.-A bill has
been introduced in the Legislature Of the
otate OF Vermont TO do away with the grand
Jury system, movement which has already
proved successful 10 the State of Michigan. =
Steps have also been taken toward the abo
lltion of grand urtes in New Hampshire
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York,
Pennsylvania, Virginia and Louisiana
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

ISLANDER SUT.-In the Twelfth District
Court at San Francisco, Frederick Bekbes-
singer has commenced suit against John
Morgan, for SANDER levying his damages at
$4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

The people of Visalia have taken measures
for the opening of a road from their town to
the Coso silver mines.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

The Broderick will case still occupies the
attention of the San Francisco Court of Pro-
bate.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

A Missouri editor announces that the pub
lication of his paper will be suspended fol
six weeks, in order that he may visit St
Louis with a load of bear skins, shingles
picked cat fish, ETC., which he has taken fol
subscriptions
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

NOVEL INvENTIoN-On railroad in
England has been placed locomotive which
has projecting over the frame of the engine,
large adjustable mirrors, set in proper an
gle By means of the rehectors, the engin-
eer has view of the whole train behind
him, SO that in case of a casualty, to any
of the cars, he can see it reflected in the mir
ror on the engine.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13
Supervisor Convention.

The National Democratic voters of the Second Su-
perYlsoi District, county Of Yuba, will meet in their
respective precincts on THURSDAY, Sc tember 18Th,
tor the purpose of electing delegates to a District
Convention, to be held at SmartsvilIe on SATURDAY
September 18th, 1881 at IL o'clock NJ, to nominate
candidate for Supervisor and Township officers for
said District The precincts will be represented as
follows
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

WINNEMuCoA AND GwlN.-A correspondent
of the Alta, writing from Humbug Valley,
says:
Old Winnemucca the Medicine Man Of the
Pah Utes, is said to resemble strongly in
physique that great and good man, WIN. NJ.
Gwin. Like the subtle Mississippian, he has
been unceasing in his efforts to retard the
progress OF CALIFORNIA; pet enterprise, the
Pony Express; but the Pony still spe eds
over the desert, and the unanpreciative pub
lie holds its two opponentsin equal contempt
and ridicule
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

JAEEs 0. HARRISON, formerly a candidate
of the American party for Congress in the
Ashland District, kentucky, has declared for
Douglas
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

ADDITIONAL FROM EUEopE.-The English
Commissioners took out authority for $4,000
marines to be landed in Syria.
Garibnldi had been at Naples to confer
with the revolutionary party. The Neapol-
itans claim TO have repulsed an attempted
landing of the Garibaldians near Regutoria
Candritell.
The Court party at Naples were demand
ing proclamation of state of siege, but the
Government resisted it.
1t is reported that if Garibaldi lands in
Naples Gen. Lamorieiere will cross the Ro-
man frontier, under promise of support from
Austria, that Austria will renounce the obli-
cation of Nillaianca, and attack Garibaldi
Austria was assuming threatning attitude
and there were rumors of an approaching
manifesto on the Emperots birthday, decar-
ing a release from the Nillafranca treaty and
uttering threats against Piedmont. Austria
had already demanded an explanation from
Piedmont. concerning GarbaIdi's letter tC
Victor Emanuel, announcing a projected at
tack on Nentia.
There was great activity manifested in the
Austrian marine department.
A complete establishment of understanding
between Austria and Prussia is officially an
nounced.
The Emperor ofAustra and the King o
Bavaria attended railroad celebration a
Salesburg, and both monaIchs made speeche
favorable to German unity
Rumors Of an approaching interview be
tween Napoleon and the Queen of spain wer
again current
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

The FtnsT.-Baron Alphone de Rothschild
has been appointed Consul General Of Prus-
sia. lie is the first jew who has exercised
such functions for that kingdom.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

FLYING MAcuINEs-Thaddeus Hyatt offers,
in the columns Of the Scientific American a
reward OF $1,000 for the invention Of a
practical flying machine, adapted to ndiyid-
uol locomotion, expressing his confidence
that such thing is perfectly practicable.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-13

man named Cawley was shot and Sc
verely wounded near Sonora few days
since, by some person unknown.