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And this Is the tremendous falling Of behind which they
take shelter. Why give it all to breckenridge, and he is
still ia minority Of 5 42S! But he won't get it al, nor
the half Of.
Better kuoek uader, gentlemen. There has been
revolution in Kentucky. The August election was but
the beginning Of the end November will tell a tale Of
discontinue which viii m Ike you the day the
.;nn 90 .ltimnre took nlAce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14
CorracfInn.

In the list of Commissioners appointed by the Govern
or to superntend the Presidential election, in the county
of York. the Of J. Il. Barlow sr appears. There
no such living there. In lieu of ]. Il. Barlow
the name Of Mathew p. Waller has been substituted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14
.IEFFERSOY WAUD EXCC.

49, UTINE COMMITTEE-A regular meeting Of this
Uom,sG will be held at Mr. A. j. 0opton one. OF
FAnsln and Wall streets this (FE1DAY Evening ats OeOsk.
when all the members expected attend TO act the
porte OF the sub eomnittse The membeS OF the Committees
enlarged, follows:
JAs w LeW,len Luther Libby D. R. 3riigtord VIM suth.
erlAnd John Peasants P BRldwir, Tyrer, VIM T4y
lor, John C,nnon John W. Camp Joseph P:ce Hol
den. John H. Gentry n II wArthen L. Williams, Jacob
kel A. frane W Branch, John W MeKei Henry ESser
Geo T. Baldwin. John Whlock, A smith, George H. Jeweu
John Francisco, Thomas mccurdy john HobsOn John j.
fal)n, Jhn Frazer, ). Turpn, Thomas Cenm James NJ
TAlboa Thomas Morris Geo W. harley, w. H. briggs BENJAMIN
Bragg, Fred schAnsr VIM Page hutehes, Sherwood
Carter D. Barnes, James H. Hsckett T. Seal w. Powell
70. Cue David Cure, W. J. Brown ohn H. Mecurdy, VIM
PeAsey, VIM Tyler. John Poe Jr, Tlos Butler Dr. VIM
Taylor george Watt sn:on Thomasfayor, Samuel
ton EIdrgte Morris r w. Chalk, GsorIe Crump Lee
Wilkinson NJ Bbi A. Pubs, wm Peasants, Cook,
WIN. Carrie VIM Bose Ro H. Allen Johncgrrie, Jr VIM Jones'
Peter McCurdy A sGkeI Butlel A. J. Clopton,
j. O. Watson A. Levy, j. C. Page, w. J. Rddk, James II.
Leweyn George A. Harmon, w. shed Chat Talbot d. "
nngon Thos Duke w. II Hsrdgrove, Brsvn L. b. Puah
J. Neherland John Mcdonald, j. " Stevenson Krebb,
L. Lson D. A. MeMinn Lewis Cohen JaneI Walsh j. j. suher
land John wilkinson Charles II. Harris W Bryant W. O.
TJler WIN. T. johnson, Samuel Garthrgt, Winfield Harris
Afnsead Allen, Hugh Smith, r. q. Hene, A. Wilkinson
IeiI-it JOHN FRANCISCO, see'y. =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14

Tine, the final arbiter Of all events, has proven the
words Of Mr. Bell to have beenut,ered almost with pro-
pLe,c accuracy thereby establishing his reputation as
statesman Of the very hghess order. And judging the
words Of Mr. BreckiuTdge by the same standard they
provo only 70 be he Sly ravngs Of pestent demagogue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14

THE COMMITTEES BUSINESS. of the Young MEMS Bell
and Everett Club, will meet at Col Evans office, at
o'clock this Afternoon The committee consists OF
Nessrs Thos j. Evans, Geo X Royal, II. B. Dickinson,
H. W. Fry, Jacob + Barns, Jno. 7. Snblet S P. Mitch
ell, Jacob Ezekiel Chss. G. Elicit, and A. H. Trabue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14

TAKR NoTIcE.-The Executive Committee Of Monroe
Ward, will meet tonight for the transaction Of mpor-
tant business, at Saunders Hail. Let the members of
the Committee inform another Of this call, and at
tend punctuay, at o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14

WHY WILL you SuFPER dyspepsia is brief but
comprehensive term for the numerous diseases which a
feet the stomach liver and in fact the whole sys
Until DR.. Greene discovered the Originated Bitters,
medical science bad exhausted itself in vain attempts to
cure this disease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14
STAMMEKING CURED.

SELECT, CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
ON FRANKLIN BETWEEN SIN AND ORR sTs.
EDWARD w. COVE, A. M............. Principal.
TIVE NINTH ANNUAL SESSION will MoaDAY,
III september 18th.
services thorough and wen accredited Instructors In Mod
ern Langusgss Drawing &c, have been secured.
FOR aud particulars circulars ii the Book stor
ael2-dn H. w. CONE.
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Al St Peters Chedra Wednesday morning. the 18th
September 1890 by the Right Rev Bishop Mcil, SAMUEL
fANcls TUckEKMAN Of Boston, Mass, TO Bsrrls BUANET
WATSON, daughter OF WIN. Y. Watson Of this cT.
In Houston Texas, 18th OF Ausut Miss MARTHA T.
sLADE Of RehmJnd Va to Mr. THOMAS THOMPSON, Of the
former place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14

TIE PowHArAS.-It will be gratifying to the numer.
friends of this popular hotel in all parts of the
country to learn that under the efficient management Of
Messrs Scammell Co., it continues to enjoy a liberal
share Of public patronage aud to maintain that reputa
ton for good order, good cheer aud general comfort
which has characterized t for long time past Since
the renovation last year. other improvements have been
made and the establishment is now complete in all il
parts. Mr. Sullivan who has been connected with the
Hotel for several years. and is voraby known to the
travelling community still presides in the Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14

REWARD.
Ii the 10Th day Of this month, my COLEMAN.
Coleman bright Mulao about feet inches high with
thick but rather straight head hA teeth
and Is beiWeel - and % year, Of ago
He has Always been dninsroom servant very intelligent,
read and Is quite gentee In his manners.
Upon h Sppehen,l'n In either Of the counties Of Puvanna
Goocnand and delivery his being placed 10 the jail
either Of these counties will the Of twenty-five dollars
Should he be taken beyond the limits OF the Aforesaid count
Ni upon his delve his being the the
In which he Gpprehended pay the Of hy
dollars
have reason to believe that his aim Is to get to Rehmon
wherehe has and he will probably reach that
place by way ofA canal freight boa. GEO p. HOLMAN.
sS- Dispatch please copy. sei4-1aWSE
VIRGINIA Rules held In the Clerks
cult Court Of Amelia oouoy Monday. the I'd day Of Sep
temher 1850
vryioitP L.Ah JA Leath, Branch L.ah Tyrel O. Leah
Joseph Lesth And Ge VIM Leath, named infant,
by MARY Leath, his mother land fenc and
the said Mary J. q. Leath, Panlins.
John A. letter. executor Of Harriet Leah deceased John A.
Hllsman and Charles Hargr.ve. administrators John
HsnA deceased Thomas J. Townes and John A. Hutchinson
Administrations Of Jo'eph @. Leah decreased, DefendaniA
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 effect settlement Of the estate Of
Harriet Leah deceased by her the payment Of the
debts Of the estate and dhudnn Of the em,nlng
amongst those entitled thereto under her will and also 10 settle
the OF John A. trustee for he benefit 81 Joseph
g. Leah the appoo Of the hires Of the slaves
the OF tbs said Harriet LeAth AFFIDAVIT having
John Jetr the defendants above
resident Of this Commonwealth the said defendant Jete
notified within month"; after due publication here
sell-viw \ II. COLEMAN, Clerk.
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II you 10 not pass the
oil, you will furnish fuel for
political Aboli,ioniSiS, and
add 20 the flames OF those
Salamanders who can ouly
exist in the are Of strife. II
YOU pass the bill, their oceu-
pstion will be gone; you
viii have erected a barrier
against which the rampant
spirit Of iana;icism viii
strive In vain and receive
ia overthrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14

Sir, the tendency Of this
bills 10 stimulate the for
nation OF a sectional party
organization, and, As | said
Ca my speech on the piss
age OF the Senate bill, Ire
gard that As the last and
most fatal evil which can
b fall this ccuutry, except
the dissolution Of the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14
IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO KEEP
HORSES, cows, SHEEP OR SWINE.
Tbo,.lav'S Food for Cattle

POSSESSING does the bitter and medicinal pr pc les
tained In spring other unrpe heritage. niato
herbusrous animals operates In stimulating the ch and
digestive organs healthy action This compound idment
feeding cattle seasoning their food composed purely OF
vegetable matter OF which highly aromatic and for keep
in good condition h unequAled Pigs fartsn with
surprising rApdY IT, and their flesh Increases Ia favor and
value Those who keep will End great advantage In the In
ed quantity and the improved quality OF the milk during 10
All animals benefited by It, Por sale only at
BLAIR HARVIES
ses-st GraDary and Feed Store Of Cary and 1 Hs
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FcOMMKRcIAL.
ELECTION
MARKETS

LYScHBuRG Sept. l3-Robert L. Owen has been elect
ed President of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad in
place of j. r. Mcdaniel, resigned
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NOR BALTIMORE. Thr.

NOR BALTIMORE. Three Times d.
Z A WERK POWhA'AN STEAMBOAT COM sls--ezhssk1s
PANGThe steamer BELIIDeRR, Capt William W Keene. will
i've freight to-day FRIDAY and to IL o'clock satur
day the 18th inst.
Freight taken Boston via Baltimore at lowest rates With great
deSpach.
M has splendid sAteroom passenger accommodation
Passage A1d Fare - W
Passengers Will please be ssArd before IL O'Clock NJ sAtd
dAy the hour OF departure
Tickets for passage procured either Office seAme
ssit-a DAVID VIM CURRIE
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r1IEaRAAs.
ARRIVAL OF THE EANsBIP ASH

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
NEw YORK, Sept. lSth-The steamship ASIA with
Queenstown dates to the I'd, has arrived.
Garibald had left Caabria His destination was I'M
known, but it was reported he bad entered hontleone
Nothing important had occurred ut Naples.
Garibaldfs whole army had reached the mainland.
The French Ambassador had obtained the satisfaction
he had demanded.
The Emperor and Empress of the French continue
their tour in Savoy.
It was reported that Queen Yctoas speech relative to
Savoy had produced a bad impression in Paris.
permanent French camp was to be established close
to the Swiss and German frontiers.
The London Times protest agains. Lindsay's mission
to America relative to the shipping interests.
Il was reported that preparations making at War
saw Reports had also been received that Napoleon
wished to meet the Queen Of Spain at Barcelona on her
return from Algeria.
Fuad Pacha had been acting vigorously in Syria. Sew
eny persons had been hung and one hundred and ten
soldiers shot.
-Four thousand FIVE hundred French troops had landed
at Beyrout There were threatening manifestations be-
tween the Christians and hoslemen.
LATEST.
QUEENSTOWN Sunday.-0ficial advices from Damas.
Gus to August 25h the execution Of l67 per-
sons implicated in the recent These executions
struck terror into the inhabitants aud the city remained
tranquil ITO of the malefac belonged to the police
They were shot in public. The others including men,
beers of some of the first families In the country, were
hanged. Other parties were sentenced TO bard labor at
Consantinople. The EI Governor and other officials
we're undergoing trial
FcoNMKRcIAL.
Liverpool, Friday BVsning.-The improving weather
agan inpaied rmness TO funds and an advance OF lS
Money wss more active and slightly easier Cotton quiet
and unchanged. Richardson Spence report flour dull,
and quotations were barely maintained. Wheat quiet
but firm. Corn dull aud prices easier; quotations un
changed. Provisions quiet. Bacon slightly declined
Lard somewhat higher. Sugar slightly lower-markei
dull. Coffee steady Rice firm at an advance Of Cd. on
the week ROsin firm and higher at A. 3D. Spirits
Turpentine firm aud higher at 3ls.a3ls. Cd.
London Fridly-Wheat buoyant, but closed with q
downward tendency, buyers demanding reduction
Coffee frm-6dals. higher. Money market slightly ca
sier The bullion in the Bank had increased fiSS,OOO
American securities firm. Consols SO 3 Sa93 II.
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FALL TRADE.

VIRGINIA merchants ard merchants generally souih ln lay
In their fall ofmsrchAndEs shou fal pur
chase abundant supply Of Scmplcs InfaIIible BA-
king Powder, the hest and most economical preparation
making gh and wholesome Af bread biscuits
u Is recommended by citzens Of different
tons will certainly give satisfaction when used properly IL
entirely harme being the production OF scientific Virginia
pNyan and manufactured with great from the pures ma
ies Merchants confidently recommend this article TO their
the
JOHN W. GARLIoK,
Manufacturer aud Sole Proprietor,
Richmond Va.
Sid by ie Dugy,tI AID generally throughout
ST.. fe1Q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14

The o.Reil vote a. the recent election in Kentucky
has haen receired o. Inst Il fooisup As follows:
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OOAHREERCIAL-
oyslos or rH. wno. Sept. 10. 1891.
ptouNnxn gr0i MARKET

The sales Of the past week embrace Virginia sizes at
Of nat Richmond city do % and Interest and various ocu
noted below sales ofPe Assoc alton stock
aes last dividend ManAs Gap Railroad bonds offered st
co. Company Of State Of virginia ITO nov Of
fred The market dull appearance the result 10 great
measure unsettled political condition Of the eousry. An
IT, wsskiv tahIa
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nor PHILADELPHIA.-The A. No. l .lFEfe
II steamship VIRGINIA, Capt J. Kelley, Ia now sAhs..
receive freight and will Saturday the 18Th Inst
O'Clock NJ Por freight passage having superior ae
eommodGtions, GpPy to -
@. p. oARDoZA, Agent. Rockets,
OTTO 100 Main street.
Boston taken through by stean reduced rates aud
wit dispatch. sell-st
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XTIRaINIA mRCHANICS FAIR, $780,

VIRGINIA mkCHANICS FAIR, lS6O.-l VIII
the following premiums for work done the WHEELER
WILSON SEWING MACHINES sold by my agents In Yr
ginIa North Carolina: the be done eH6i The
ciias erIir ,cilO GssiiGHce No who has
employ will compete Thu work must be sent TO
me by October will be retained until the close
OF Exhibition. Committee Of awards appointed by the
Ins lutte The Exhibitors will be attached ~ the
work on exhibition after he dDIrds are made
Only Premium will BE- 81 any pee' Of work.
be lrf hchnoHd, Norfolk Petersburg
Offices and will be returned after the Fair:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14

l0-Al Notft A-NrsNS
combs was the Bell and Everett candidate, NeClarty
tie Breckenridge Yaueey, Boiling and Hopkins both
Douglas
Mai for Coombs over hcClArty 2297S
Maj against MoClArty SS,756
Th result ought to satisfy the most skep.ical to
the hopelessness Of the BrecinridgeY movement
Ia Kentucky IIhas a minority Of IS 156 against it, but
in November Dougls will gs three times the vote that
Boiling and Hopkins received; Wills: Bell and Everett
will ada largely TO the vote for Coombs Boor Breckiu-
ridge so badly OF his oSu State lie is to be pi,ied.
The organs OF the Breckiuridse-I ancey movement
have been comforting their readers with the assurance
that the falling OIL in the popular vote was tremendous
L.. Us see how that is
Total vote in 1888, l4S45S
T,i, wear l2S,9OS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14

Messrs. Z. ". FowLr Co.. Boston,
past have been afflicted mos OF ne time So
yery IN Dyspepsia II assumed the form Of BiIiousnes
Heartburn OPPRESSION after Edtng accompanied III
mains In the Of the be wells tried
popular remedies without avail shen about eighteen months
since having heard the Orygenatd Bs spoken Of In heh
terms Induced 10 give the medicine trial indeed could
be called trial requr but to- doses 70 give In
mediate after voui suffer Inconvenience
from nv enemy when another attack wand give eeeaslh for
small dose Bters and by the Of iea taaA sAs bottle
I find myself eHeetuA y cured
recommend ali Dyspeptics with confidence, believing that
n fair trial Of u permanent will be the result
liberty this cert heate In any way which VIII
promote the "a e Of excellent emedy.
Yours, truly, ". A. BUhPue
Prennyed by SETH POwLF co. Boston, and for sale nj
whole ale an retail by ADTE GRAY. PURCELL LADD CO.,
PETERSON p DUAL Richmond, and by all druggists and
dealer, In medlclues In city and country Tau ls-dckwlm
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GLASGOW MARKET, August %.

BRAD srus Tho weeks arrivals from abroad LIBERAL
than Of The weather has improved nevh Il week.
erdsy being bright aud bus this morning n duh aud
lowering This da market pretty veil attended
moderate inquiry for Wheat and Pour but Cd as bo
and 10 Cd Dbl last weeks quotations hens firmly
sales rather che ked ultimately however fair
business the advance Indian Corn drm
provemert noted above The day proved veL-hn Ne
CdH d 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14

LuSHER a SHEPHERD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
D,UGGTSTs
Have hand continually receiving supplies FRESH
and RELIABLE MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS
OILS which they onr 20 cAsh customers very low rAteG
Sel4-2m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14
RANGE OF THERMOMETERS,
ArJW RANDOLPHs BOOKSTORE AND BINDERY,
September IS, 1850.
To'clock II O'Clock. 8 o'eioc
DooRs: 81 GO GO
OF Doors: 90 % 6s

THE OXYGENATED BIITERs.
Nature great laboratory remedy adapted
to every disease which "nehb heir to- But 1t requires she
investigation research OF the philosopher to discover and
apply remedy Such research and investigation has
ceeded in discovering remedy for that most affective dpensA
ton, the
DYSPEPSIA
With aud evils; and be safely
serted that the appearance OF the rygendted Bet
9. Dyspepsia cured experience In medical practice
Nov under the these BteI the rule to the
rare exception failure to
Read the following which the subscriber requests Us to publish
for she bOncht OF the Affected
An obdurate and Inveterate Case OF pYsPEP-
STA CURED ny THE OxHGENATED BIT.
TIERS.
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| GUANO, GUANO-
VI 100 tons Peruvian Guano,
800 " Reese's Manipulated de.
$50 Eide Island,
30 sombrero,
10 Carter Pdmmaee,
100 Ground PsSter.
For sale at Invest prices by scl-m Sr0KRa RIVER
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rae cOssTITUTIOS-sTATE RIsHTS
RICHMOND WING

FRIDAY nOHNING, sEPT. ., 1850.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-20
AN INDIAN HUNTER sHor.-Caot Williams,

AN INDIAN HUNTER SHOT.-Capt Williams,
a Missssippian, of Indian notoriety, who
has figured conspicuously on many ocCa-
sions in the wanton butchery of Indians, in
this and Colusa counties, has at last met
the fate which many think he deserved, and
which we are led to believe is correct from
the fact those living in the neighborhood
are taking no steps to have the perpetra-
tors arrested. The circumstances of The
case as related TO us are substantially as
follows: Williams has been living with q
squaw, on his ranch, on Stony creek, near
the boundary of Tehama aud Colusa coun-
ties, for long time, a3d, having been af-
fected with disease Of the eyes, went late
ly to San Francisco for medical advice. On
returning home, he found his squaw bad de-
camped, which irritated him considerably,
and he resolved to find her at all hazards.
In his search, he came across squaw whom
he supposed knew where bis squaw wife
was, but she denied the assertion, whereup-
on he threw her down and put his foot up
on her throat, and either choked her or
broke her neck. The Indians, after this,
watched an opportunity of revenge, and he,
knowing this, avoided them. About week
ago they made up their minds to have him,
come what would, and assembled in front
of his house at night, set fire to his front
porch, and waited to see him come to the
door. In short time he opened il aud
seeing the Indians shut it hurriedly, but be-
fore he could make his way from it a ball
pierced the door, and entered his breast.
He died on Sunday morning, October 14th i.
-[Red Bluff Independent
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-20

any Democrat in America. Hence the
Court has already decided the question
once, and has decided in favor of nOn-inter-
vention and Popular Sovereignty as claim
ed by the Democratic party. The case Of
Prigg VS.. The Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vania covers that branch of the subject, and
the Dred Scott decision, ip which the Court
declared that Congress had no power TO
prohibit slavery, covers the other branch of
the subject think it is clear, from these
facts. that the decisions of the Court, as
they now stand, affirm the doctrine of nom
intervention and Popular Sovereignty as
advocated by the Democratic party.
take it for granted that the leaders of
the Republican party do not know anything
about these DECISIONS otherwise they would
not have asked me the question. Surely
honorable gentlemen would not disturb a
meeting by asking for information which
they already possessed.
Having shown that the Supreme Court
has decided the question in my favor, will
conclude my answer by saying that l in
tend to stand by aud carry out the decision
in good faith. | hope my answer will
prove satisfactory.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-20
Bankers and Assayers.
GEO. W. KIDD,
BANKER.

BANKER.
GRANITE BUILDING, BROAD ST., NEVADA.
COLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Market
VI Rates and liberal advances made on Dust ior-
warded for Assay or for Coinage at the U. $. Mint
Sight Checks on San Francisco and Sacramen-
TO. at PAR. DRAFTS on the Eastern Cities at the
Lowest Rates.
ne Collections made, and State and County Sc
curites purchased at the highest Market value.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-20

THE DIFFICULTY AT New ORLEANs.-The
following particulars Of the assault upon
the captain of the British ship Gladiator, by
some of Gen. Walkers friends, at New Or
leans, are furnished by the Pony Express
correspondent of the Union. The Delta of
September 80, says:
About quarter before twelve O'Clock,
this forenoon, the captain of the British
steamship Gladiator and the British Con-
sul's Clerk, while 10 the rotunda of the 81.
Charles Hotel, were assaulted by having
their faces slapped 10 most ignominious
manner by friends Of the passengers on
board the Gladiator and friends of the late
Gen. William Walker. The parties were ar
rested.
The Delta, in on editorial commenting on
this affair, says:
The assault upon Captain HiDckley, Of
the British ship Gladiator, is an affair 20 be
regretted and condemned. Emphatically
and earnestly as we have expressed our
opinion of the cruel and treacherous con-
duct of Commander Salmon towards Gener-
al Walker, and of the naughty and pre-
sumptuOus course Of the British authorities
10 Central America, we have no apologies
or anything but decided aud earnest cen
sure of such an insult as that which was Of
fered to the commander of the Gladiator.
II Is true that some of Walkers expedition,
who we're brought over by the Gladiator,
complain of the most cruel treatment while
they we're on board Of that ship; but unless
it can be shown that the Captain exceeded
his orders and of his own will Oppressed
and outraged these prisoners, we think the
assault upon him is without palliation or
justification.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-20

J. R. MALoNY, ,,of San Francisco, has bet
$4,000 with Samuel Marx, that Douglas
will beat Breckenridge in California. Some
body else offers, through the Nation. to bet
$4,000 more on the Little Giant as above.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-20

THE Folsom merchants have agreed to
break only half the Sabbath on and after
the 2lst inst
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-20

Coz. e. J. G. KEwEN is coming up from
Los Angeles, to stump Yuba, Nevada, and
Ell Dorado, for Breckenridge.