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Fires An New York.

T-Shortly before O'Clock last
night are was discover in the printing ink manuac
tory OF Augustn A. Thurber ia ''"' 's'us ~, =
Ann street. The flames extfn, s1sn .rr-sd T,,s
men Damage to the stock about >. Wv 10 Ssma9ai
building is owned by II. W. Shipman. ~
about $25; insured. Cause OF Ere unknown
FIRE N WILLIAM srRMr.-Between and 10 o.. WIN ..''
night IRE was discovered by the insurance patrol II
coppersmths shop of L. Rahn, ITS William street. Ths
fire was soon extinguished. Damage about $780, Some
slight damage also the premises the second
floor, occupied by Charles q. Hertner die snker me
fire originated APPARENTLY among some ashes.
The alarm FOE the Sixth district at four o'clock was
caused BY shayngs taking fire from the furnace Of
the steam engine in the saw mil OF NJ Bonnell, No 800
Henry street Damage about SO
The alarm OF IRE for the fifth district Of six
O'clock originated ut III Centre street. by fire
among some shayings in the No damage was done
TO the premises.
FmE IN STANTON SrszKr.-About half past ten o'clock
FIRE occurred in the window Of the store II John Cocf
2l0 Stanton street. caused by fireworks ignitng
nom The heat. The nsmes were soon extngus1%;
damage about S3e. IA
FiRT IN NISErEESM SrRH1.-The alarm Of FIRE ofthe
third district, between ten and eleven O'Clock last nh
caused by the discovery OF fire in o strawilat
mandatory, 272 West Nineteenth street. Damage
trifing. 4
o
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PALACE GkEDxy June II, W..
Al the solicitation Of numerous friends, give you
account Il ny ars aerial voyage from New York len
Palace cardees ten minutes past Are O'Clock r. ~ In
the bacoa veaw ssns southeast cosre crossing he
80 river and rassisg directly over Williamsburg, At an
antude ~ pearIy ilc sti the esceut, having the
broad Atlantic In view watch had terror 10 Ne hav
inS the utmost conndcnce my ship as long ~ stood
= The helm Win nl ssil forsd and gcntls breese
Fesling satisfied With what had already attained,
mAde preparations Tor my deeoe~& which accomplished
landing two miles soulh 81 jamaica, The pveuses c
Mrtin j. Duryea With the asss1ance ~ that eeuteman
and others Was scon packed, with The balloon and
ycd 10 Jamaica, where remained over night aud re
MIRA ncsU-LA
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News from Pixies Peak.

The Pixies Peak express arrived here this evening with
S1l S5S gold dust and dates 10 June 81 The reported
death Of Little Raven, Chief o the Arrapahocs, in the r
cent battle With the Utes, proves TO be false. His bro
Their severely wounded. The Arrapahoes lost five
killed and thirty wounded They captured four Utes
children and sixty three ponies The loss Of the ties not
known The latest advccs the Arkansas that
crowds rushing into the California gulch mines and
xealising from fifteen to twenty dollars per day to the
man. Emgrants going 10 the California gulch and finding
they cannot obtain claims there without large amount
of ready money, make effort to discover claims for
themselves but leave, cursng the country. The weather
is extremely and dry. The Missouri is very high
and still rising
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kidnapping . Negro In 40. Ohio Y.

WASlHNUIOS, ruvtEtc W. OHlU
Quite excitement created here this morning by
the kidnapping of negro named John Marshall, by three
men who arrived by the midnight train from CINCINNATI
They registered their j. g. Andrews James Fran
els and George Hope They took their about six o'clock
without taking him before the authorities Deputy Sher
in johnson and constable Blackmore In hot pursuit
Nothing had been heard from them to O'Clock this
afternoon Marshall has lived here for the last Ave years
and supposed 10 be free. His story Is that he was
born slave, but was enancipated when boy and re-
moved to Brown county where he had resided until conf
ing here He Is about IS years OF age.
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The propeller Kenosha Of the Coingwood and Chicago
rs exploded her boiler of Sbeboygan yesterday morning.
fstanty killing Curtis Burton, Of Cleveland, clerk and
Michael Carey, OF Buffalo, first engineer. Three deck
hands and the chanbermad were dangerously injured
The Kencsha towed into Milwaukee this morning by
the steamer Huron.
The following are also among the kiiled:-Ralph She
pard of Buffalo, engineer Margaret sharp, OF Cleveland
chsmbermaid denny Mahon, Of BufAlo, deck hand Da
MEL Carey, fireman, and another deck hand name un
known. Robert Cragen, sccond mate, IL dangerously
wounded
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THIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
Special Session or the senate

WAsaScros, June ~, 1850.
The Senate, without transactng any business OF the
least public Importance at ten went into executive SEES
sion
When the doors opened nc Senate adopted
luton decaraory on the right and te Of certain bands
OF Dacotah and Sioux Indians TO the lands esbrace Ia the
reservations occupied NY them the Mnnesots river,
allowing them thirty cents per for such they
have relinquished to the United States Al persons who
have good faith settled and made improvements upon
any lands contained In said reservations believing Tie
10 be government lands shall have the right OF pro-
caption to hundred and sixty acres on paying
81 Is per acre. provided that when such settlements
have been made lands Of the Indians the south side
OF the Minnesota river he assent Of the Indians shH st
be obtained
resolution was adopted to print ten thousand extra
copies OF the report Of Lieutenant Ives on the survey Of
the Colorado river.
On motion Of Mr. GwN resolution was adopted that
committee Of two be appointed to wait on the President
and inform him that unless he have further commu
ncons to make the Senate was ready to close its SEES
sion by adjournment.
Messrs snmons and salisbury were appointed for the
committee
Aduyiued.
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Bosrus, June 81. 1850
The Cunard steamship Niagara sailed AT O'Clock this
afternoon with 1--WE passengers for Halifax and eighty
nine for Liverpool She out in charge Of Mr. Gooch
rst ofnccy Capt Miller having recovered from his
late severe Illness Capt. n goes Out in her. She has
S275 900 in specie.
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Tive Persons Killed.

NKw BEDFORD June ~, $780,
Calvin Staples. highly esteemed Citizen and anothtr
man. we're instantly killed this afternoon by the ing OF
a derrick. Several others injured.
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Death OF . Policeman from wounds by
Burglar.
BOSTON, June q, 1890.
Policeman Icughrey, Of CambridgePort, died Last night
from stabs indicted by the burglar Hurley Hurley " in
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Drewfngs ~ France, Brosabents d Csss
Deaware Lotteries
%, IL, 10, 20, 8, II, 1, So, 46, SO, AZ, ~, Ia.
C0xoIIDArrp LOarxnr. Class los. JuHn q, 1850
IS, IS, IL, ~, 1, 50, 9, 67, e. g, %, n, A3, %.
FRANCE. BROADBENTB CO.,
Managers, Wilmington, DelAwAsA
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The Practice ship Plymouth.
NoRfoIK Va, June q, 1850.
The practice ship Plymouth sailed to-day for Fayai,
.Cadiz Madeira, &c. She viii be absent about three
Ia
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xArolfs, Ind June %, 1850.
Henry g. Kellogg, hardware merchant and for many
years resident Of this city, committed suicide this morn
sng by drowning himself Financial dfncuties are sup
posed 10 have been the cau-e.
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Court Calendar--7Afs Day
SUPREME CoURf CfRCtTf.-Samc az before.
UNITED STATES DsrRlcr Couxr-Noe. 81, 60 70 46.
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MoFrATs LIFE PILLS AND PHUNrx BrrrHnD-
l Medicines which po>ecss higher celebrity and 49,
liability smcne the families q ths unled saes 1aa aay
purely vegetable. They invariably imedtAteiy rSgU1
AL ordinary dersnge OF health whether arsng fru2
tons Or scrcrlus habit No medicines known havs 80
much good 10 mankind these within he few yeoG
and certainty have been rewarded wfh nunsgU
and authentic testimonials OF their nvnrfAbis and eEeavo
hcncy. They require dieting conhnemsut pefeG
mild and pleasant IN their operation, but yin powerfully
store healh-ha greatest Of all beonInGDto ~ NJ
haused and dlapidsted constitutions Prepared b ~ "
MOffAT, - Broadway New York, and aoh b. ~ -
gisis-
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AsHxs market steady, With sales Of 80 bbls
pots nj bkc.; pearls were quiet, at SIC.
TssxApsrrTys The foreign news impaired more
snpess the market, end common with medium grades,
advanced fully nve oeats PER busleI while extra brands
were aruev ne sale. emsrsccd about II 600 200
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81 JoHSs, n. r, June n, $500
Wind W., raining aud dense fog. The weather was
-dne at IL O'Clock last night.
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A runE = HcI IA p s yEi ,rvo co,,-r-,vx
VOLTS ce&etg~ed reAeeAnn AsUmaaic arhnappe 1871
- d Ne hands e svsy sIys1sv. Ne fssiIy as.n -
invariably eesrs<ts As sAssh e eIss0s q vs.ew. -
ssser.ss = - Parsa ssss .s3s = - w~A
woISTS fuh1 c6oHAd :. ,orr-
nADeIRA. sHEERY
AND r0kr VIM
FOR MEDICAL UN2
Families Who use wines should svs Ne pssfsrsncs 70 ~
iSsr are IN Narrated and q ~ se.s qualify sAs
~ ~ ~ al spcshscsrses fruh ores srocrrs ana r
~ 1spol- = beaver srss&
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Alexander Murray, has been selected for carrying on, the
objects Of the expedition.
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a prAUrvuL conrLvxIow, A sovI, ctxAs Arp
ssa sfs r rf ~ a'' for ~,
No 80 Rrcsdwsy Metropolitan Hcse ard ~ sN dFvgrss
tara Z, kkWhrtsSS~s
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--Csnadas sour Was In GOOD demand and armer, with
eecs u - bbl-, including spring wheat nxtvas g
southern ncur was Ia rod demand ana moro
setIvc, win sales Of 20oe btu, closing within
81 the above quotations with sajss AZ 40 bbis Core
meal inactive The above range 81 figures Wheat
mo market exhibited moro 0rmse ss1 cesed q better
trsDsactsns footed up about 600 bushels inciudng
Milwaukee club At ~ 90 " ~, Racine spring 1t ~ 81
~ ~, Kcuoeha do at u 81, Chicago spring ~ 81 ~
81 90 red Michigan II ~ a. Kentucky white 81 u 90,
and white Indiana at $50 IL 50. Covn less buoy
ant and prces favored purchasers: the sales ebraced
western IL SIC kc, and round yellow ri &C. Toe
Rye nominal NJ SIC &C. Barley and barley malt
were nominal. Oats were 6rrn and IN good demand
With sales Of Canada East ~ SIC csrc., mi Western
and Canada west nj eoc <oc, and State ~ &0c Ale
Gown --eAlcs ~ roo hags ~ domingo were made ~
12xc, with scvne email lots RIO nj p.t
Corros ia ue aSsence cfrviyste letters by the Esopa
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A pPLEToN's GALWAY GUIDE:
n JULY NUMBER.

A pPLEToN's GALWAY GUIDE:
n r SHdx s y cnHIs.
The only guide published that contains the tine tables d
the railways Throughout the country 1900
PORTRAIT and Ss:.paSai v sketch q sis Ne Villas
M q DE ss. as'. sS
rs.u Ss ssas s5 sssi fsx ssl
fn s S; s:i ss sS =. nss s.ss asNss T
RAILWAY; Mobile ana Ohio HALLWAY heS 's' esE xs 8
PROV Sss s and s'iss sssSss
Csnsda Detroit Monroe end Toledo Eailyay IN =. hat n
ssS asss snd ln Ra"ss Inedsn
aaT so S Ts q ~ sss s RR s
and lsss. q gs.. g Sc s s:s:
Nh Railway GUIDE Co ca o aSs 4 he Usd st.
snsss . sss: s e m t ;s ss
LOUIS &C, with Maps and other intor1 acn ~
ses Ea mes ans :. travelling 70 and ss %"
List Of fremneat Hotels in the PrA 'cipal cae' q
Gazetteer Of the United States Ar,~nN ed under -
70 seventy i've Maps Of the Principal aail~ ~ys
For sale BY al ne%s AGENT. and BOYS o. The O. through
b. APPLETON CO., Pubsishe vs..
a DvERTIsEas AND BUSINESS MEN
REACH THE GREAT SPANISH T. ~
Ell NeTIoIoso DE NuEsA FORK
POPULAR SPANISH AMERICAN rArsur
crRcUEArEs LARGELY EEvnEsHRY wHERE,
rs THE SPANISH AMERICANS HAspBopx
TRADE AND TRAVEL IN II, TME UNITED STATES
ADvrRrIsxHEEsrs rRAxsLs;rEo rssa
NOTICED IN EDITORIAL COLUMNS.
NUMBER on xoSDAY
FIFE HAVANA STEAMER
Office "a Ann street. Terms moderate. rllFf.
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CristaAsre's Hair Dye, wigs anA Tee.
psea n ~ n ~ vourA- vhoAeuHls recall -
Dye puvsAs'y slpnsa. = ne. Aslos Hesss
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DIR. Mar~h Continues % apply HHls Ra-
deal Cure Truss With cnccng Of
herniA rupture. MARSH CO, No. vesey st, X.
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Rorter-S Opasaa or une Tlmes-Devoted 70
agriculture. Geld sports, literature and the stage
Every should subscribe 70 L; Terms, year
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White, the Halter. Ahead.-Ncw shapes
in hne Straw Hats 10 900 ditto from auction One dollar each
Rroa
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Japanese Embassy.
The only really Photographs and sereoscopc Pictures Of
these distinguished vister be bad G. D. FREDRICKS
& co. g, 685 and So Broadway.
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"Wn it Pnys" Try it. ~ Having
your head examined full written chart you may know
sI.e.ly Sh.s yo1 can do bssl rowIxA WILLS PAreno-
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Death II Not More Certain Than That
Shirts made by GREEN win fit elegantly Removed to No
Asior House, Barclay street
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stereoscope Portraits, from Lin, Sl.-94
Gard Portraits 81 Large Photographs &c.. at HOLMES
SO Broadway, only. II. u
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letters Hair Dye-Te Color Brown, 80
CENTS bcs black " cents per box Wholesale and retail 40
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whiskey.-s. r. ssit's Kentucky Salt
Slver Dourboa, soA By an druggpa HE0EMAN CO.,
No& ~, -. III and ~ Broadway. n. y.
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DraWin9s Of the Delaware state kotSD-
res.-W0OD. EDDY CO.. Managers Of he
tso s Ho ~ . jan. 49,
IL, o, 20, 10, a., &c, 1, 81, 20, 81, 8, 81.
DnAvAss-CLAs No. SOs. jySs g. $50. 20 90
CrcuArs sent nee Of charge By addressing either
WooP EDDy H Co $500 ~ fSs,,. D S.:cur
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Dollar Photographs Reduced to 80
centseqa 10 In tbs city. Ambrotypes Is cenis at
HOLMES, 500 Broadway.
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Campaign Candidates-Lincoln, Bell,
Douglas and Houston free " the patrons OF HOLMES Gal
lery $50 broadway.
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Zephyr Gauze Undershirts.
large lot this day, at rs cents each
Now Is the time 10 buy at
FEREG0's Popular Store, 81 Nassau street.
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"a Card Photograph, Taken from Life,
various positions for 81 stereoscope rostrals 81 by
4, 'Es' HOLMES 80 Broadway
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

| and the conservatives Of the Union permit
Garrison ard his compecrs and eoadJutor'
who surround him and pander to those who
ore weak enough to believe that emaneipn-
tion can be forced upon IA, even should
Renublican President be elected and Con-
crsss to do his bidding. under the specious
and plausible guise of compensation" CT
Rurritt and his associates. "in their geuero, 9
and brotherly spirits" set ON foot "some
practicable plan" and equitable design" for
the extinction of slavery in our Union, moth.
ing is left but to openly declare that the con-
summation is as far distant as that of the At
antic ocean overwhelming this vast cond-
nent.
When this occurs, and not ill then. will
slavery be eXtinsuished. or else the Union
dissolved for the master of the slave knows
his rights and dares maintain them.
Wiser cOunscls will, It is to he hoped, un-
der Divine influence, prevail. and the acerbi-
ties which have been aroused by impolitic
interference sweetenod down; when, with
one nccord, the people shall declare, in the
/ words of the immortal Jncksou-"Ihe Union
must and Ma!l be pre9crred"
The first of the above paragraph is as pro-
found as it is clear and perspcuous, while
the last is as forcible as it is elegunt.
We must beg pardon Of our readers for de-
taiuing them so long over so trashy and imhe
ele an article as that which We have been
noticing. The high character to which this
so called "National Democratic Quarterly
Reyiow" ospires as a great, leading, eonser'
vatve journal. and the unqualified endorse
! mania u, bi.b n has racpi vpi In advance bv
some Of the first statesmen in the country,
to say nothing Of the success prophecied for it
by the Atlantic journals, on the Democratic
side OF the house, must be our excuse. We
did hope to see something better when this
| Review came out.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

Acc1DENr.-As the family of Mr.. OlIanlon
were coming into town, yesterday afternoon,
from the Park, in an open barOuehe, the hind
springs gave way, and preeiptated Mrs. o.
Hanlon, with her little boy to the ground
Miss Dunn was also riding on the back seat
and thrown out Mrs O'IIanlon, we are sorry
to say, was pretty badly bruised, and Miss
Dunn was somewhat injured, though neither
was hurt dangerously. The little boy was
not hurt. The accident happened near tht
Water Korks
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY sth.

TuEArGE-The Clouds and sunshine
went oil. last evening, most admirably Mr..
Stark sustaining the character Of Lord Henry
Crandon with surprising ability. To'ngiht'
the play will be Money" Mr. Stark as AL
fred Evelyn and Mrs. Stark as Clara Doug
lass There should lie a crowded house.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

SENATOR BRoDERrcK's WILL.-According to
New York papers, there are rumors that the
will which has been published as that OF the
late Senator Broderick, turns out not to be
genuine. The New York Herald speaking
of the viii, says: ave have not heard that
there has been any attempt as yet to prove it
before the Surrogate, but it Is stated that
when such attempt is made its validity will
he disputed 10y two nephews Of the deceased
who have set up their claims to the property
What purports to he the will is dated New
York, January, 1859, ut which time We oe
lieve Mr.. Broderck was hero. Who had the
custody of the alleged will or furnished 1T to
the new spapers does not appear.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

NATIONAL DEMooRArIc QuARTERLY REVIEW.
We are indebted to Randall & Co for a copy
Of the second number of this new publication.
Those dysirous Of subscribing for it can do so
OF Randall G Co.'S counter y more extended
notice of the periodical may be found in
another column.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

MANDAMus SUIT.-ln the case, says the
Sacramento Standard, of the People ex rel
John F. McCauley and others v. Samuel II
Brooks, Controller of State, in which tho
plaintiffs applied for writ of nlaal,,ous '''o 70
compel the Controller to issue warrants m
the plaintiffs, on account of the State pr;son
contract to the amount of $4,000, Judge
Hardy presiding in the District Court de-
IlVered an opinion on Saturday, denying the
costs" "ll'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

FIREMEN's ELEcrIoS-At a meeting Of
Pioneer Engine Company, No. 5, held last
evening. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: Foreman. d. H. Har-
ney; First Assistant, Jacob Knorser; Second
Assistant, Charles Andrews; Secretary, Chas.
Osborne; Treasurer, J. IL. Beknap.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08
Az eastern correspondent writes;

A Philadelphia company Of spectators in
questionable titles are just now excited by
the hope that tho Supreme Court will recog-
uize the validity ef their claim to lands Gov
ering. understand, property valued at IF
teen millions Of dollars in San Franeisco.-
The extent, geographically, is described as
covering some 10000 acres. including large
part Of the site of the city. The property Of
this company is divided into fifteen hundred
shares and are held chiefly 10y Philadelphians,
AS is stated. These shares were eagerly
sought for previous to 1887, at $S,Soo each.
They are now worth about $500. The hold.
ers express confidence that the Judgment Of
the Court will be with them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

PsoPERrY FOR sALE.-A very valuable piece
Of property will be sold at pnblie auction,
this morning. ty Harry Barnett 1t is a
splendid brick structure at the corner of L
and Third streets. and is now paying rental
Of 800 per month See the Advertisement
iu another place.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

oMNrBussra- Very pleasant conveyanees
are those omnibusses of Jno. Williamson's,
which are running hack and forth between
this city and the race track; and a very
obligiug gentlemOnly fellow is Harry Plate.
General Conductor of the same. 1t is a
pleasure to ride in vehicle that rms under
such auspices
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

FIsHINo.-The Santa Rosa Democrat say:
there is an abundance of trout in all the
streams in Sonoma county, and perch and
pickerel by the hundred in the Lagoon, near
Sebastopol, in that county. Two men re-
turned to Santa Rosa from Sebastopol bring
Ing with them more than hundred fine
perch and pickerel, the result of a few hours
fishing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

LABoRERs WANTEp.-The farmers in tbis
portion of the State are lamentablv de6cient
IN proper amount of work hands-whom IL
Is now almost impossible to secure in reonis
sue numbers for either love or money. Tbo
harvest i IN these parts is just now commenc~
lng; IL Is unusually heavy this year. and Il
VIII VIII require more labor to properly seeure II
Landing Ne,fs. ""'3"f s
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

FREsu OYsrERs.-John Lowery, Of the Or
leans Restaurant is in constant receipt Of
fresh Oysters, which, with other dclciacic'.
can be found at all hours, at his place Of bus
mess on ID street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

MoKELUMSE RvER-The Lancha PlaEa
Dispatch says the Mokelumne river is rising
and adds: I'VE very much fear that the land
bordering on the tules will be overHown and
the crops destroyed
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

SALES IN WAsuoE-Wm. Lowell, nm old
citizen of Downieville, sold 60 feet in the
Sierra Nevada claims, Virginia City, for
Gil 900 and is now on his way to the Allan
tic States.
Mr. Helm. of Downieville, owned l25 fee
Of the Utah claim near Virginia City, 25 fee
of which he sold for $4,000. retaining th,
remainder. which is Of corresponding value
So says the sierra Citizen.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

Tue people Of San Bernardino are about to
complete Jail of a substantial character.-
They have entered into contract to have
its interior completed of iron after the most
approved manner.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

ARREsTED.-Thomas Haley. for assault and
battery on a long tailed Oriental, on High st 4,
without any provocaton. was taken into
custody and locked up in the Station House