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% Spring Shanehae Overcoats,
ct EVANS, 66 and 68 Fulton street.
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.. EVANS, IS and 6s Fulton street.

% Spring shanghae Overcoats,
atEvANs', 66 and 6e Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-15

Royal Havana LOttcry.-Scc OMcfaI
drawings of April another paper Prizes
dashed and information furnished by CHASE co., bank
era Is William street, N. Y
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% Spring Shanghae Overe0ats,
at EVANS, 66 and s. Fulton Street.
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% Spring Shanghao Overc0ats,
atEvANS', 66 and 66 Fulton street.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

CAMP UNION Camp Union is located ON
The grounds connected with the Court House
Exchange, on the Georgitnn road, two and Il
half miles south of the city, and a half mile
east Of Sutterville. Within the past few
days the square tents borrowed Of the State
have been removed, and the Sibley tent fur
nished 10y the Government have been subsli-
tuted in their stead. There are twenty Of
these tents now erected in rows of four, run
ming north and south, and five running east
and west. They are circular or cone shaped
in form, and eighteen feet i'll diameter at the
bottom. 1t is calculated that four tents shall
accommodate company 50 that when the
regiment is fall forty will be required for the
accommodation of all its members. in add-
tion to those of the regimental officers. I'm
der an arrang ,ment made few days ago
the volunteers in camp are exercised i'll drill
three times day, from an hour TO an hour
and II half at time GHioll
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

Woe, WOE To TIE TRAwoR.- When We
look to that scene of carnage, all sttewed
with the bodies Of patriotic men who cou'ted
death for themselves, that their country
might live, and then look upon their homes
which their fall has rendered desoate forever,
we renlze-what think the popular heart
ia its torbearance has never completely COM
pretended unspeakable ana hellish
atroclty of this rebellion 1t is perfect sa-
turnaIia Of demonac passion. From the red
dened waters of Bull Run and from the CORY
field of Manassas there is now going up AN
appeal to God and to millions Of exnsperated
men against those tieuds in human shape
who. drunken with the orgies of an internal
ambition, are filing to the brim the cup Of Il
nations sorrow. Woe, woe, | say to thes,
traitors when this appeal shall be answered
! -JoSeph Uoh
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

CoLoNtL MuLLGAN'4 Mis- RELEASED on
PAROLE ~ special Dispatch to the Missouri
Democrat dated at jefferson Ciry. September
%, II =. NJ, says ~ dispatch was received
here this evening from Geu Fremont, which
seems fully to confirm the news Of the sur
render Of Lexington the dispatch is as fol-
lows:
"sr Louis, September 26-Gcn. Thomas
l.. Price: Lexington w2s surrendered uu Fii-
day. Tor want of water. Ga sUrrenderiug.
2.UuO men of Mulligans command were srnl
over tine liver hy the rch,l-, having teen re-
leased ou parole They are q, route Tor Quln.
cy Illinois. No commissioned officers were
released
CHICAGO, September 23. "A dispatch to
the Associated Press this evening from Quin-
cy SAYS Col MuligHn's command has been
released ON parole, and will he here this even
il = and remain until Gen. Fremunl's orders
are received Gen. Prentis. has telegrnphtd
to the Assistant Quartermaster to provide
suhslst ence for = 900 men, and have il ready
upon their arrival. The commissioned clR -.
GERS ATE retained prisoners uy the rebels,
QuINcY, September % A part of Colonel
Mun.aI,s command .rivr., here this even
ius, and the balance amounting to nearly
2OJu, are expected to-mouow. Those ar
uyed say the lorce at Lexington amounted to
only about 300 including several companies
of home Guards. who they accuse as having
shown cuwardce.
The surrender of Lexington was made at
i've o'clock Friday attesHoun, and the flag
hauled down by the Home Guards Colone,
Nuligan is spoken OF in the highest terms as
having displayed great bravery during the
whole action.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
TO lNvSLEDS.

BENECIA, located in climate that is the medium
between the he et of the interior and the cold Of the
sea coast spartculariy adapted to the treatment of
the sick and especially to the prostratng, endemic
feyers Of !he interior
The subscriber has been practitioner in Beneca
FOR nine years having found b, experience the pecu-
liar healhulue-s OF tine clmptr 10 which he partially
attributes the which has atfcndelh hs ireatmcn
Of many dangerous cases. has determined 20 open a
Hospital for the sick.
Tire Hospital will be fitted up for the accommoda-
ton of both and wllbe madep every respect aS
comfortable rs II home, part cular treatment will
bc adapted as Eood common sense viii teach that ey-
cry case and every system wants peculiar treatment
Tie undersigned win be prepared to have accomoda-
tpus for baths, &c.
Excellent Springs are in the ueirnborhood. Nothing
will be spared 10 assure quick and permanent cure
in the most chronic diseases.
Consuhatonln all modern languages and privacy
strictly attended to.
A. VERHAVE, ND,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
From the New York Tribune.
Reputation a British Institution.

Reputation wae an invention OF the British
Government for the iirstand toulest violation
of faith to public creditors known to modern
Europe was committed 10y England Her
present enormous debt had ITS uri! in in fraud
LIS first item was a sum of f66l .263 OF three
per cents. The Government had borrowed
Il ,32S, ,536 at eight per cent. assigning or
pledSnS certain items OF the pubhc revenue
for the repayment. But the payment ni in
tetest was first suspended tor Il year, and
th"n fot "H lHdedui period l'hi- was in
t'r i'i-l "i tuIr- li, ucu IA million st,r-
.U- .e.latwrd ta' Junction, 81 four million,
urv line interest bcug thus repudiated.
.Ho.- Gl- ta utd usc,trd Their all were
r.I .-t. teutieu~u we're forced into meuiai
-uJ,tyuru.s 100 Get tretd for their families
--WillNs .Du o,phtu CHI dren were made
pe4-ate. Ihc prinripn sunk as the interest
Disappeared, aud the nation was plunged into
poverty toy the deliberlte vilainy of its own
Government. The unfortunate public cred
itors Knocked in vain at the door of Parlia-
ment. After starving through twelve Years
in the Courts, where the Ministry secretly
lnttrposed delay and litigation, they obtained
Judgment against the Crown. Many OF them
nad in poverty and oOscurity during the u-
tervaL The needy survivors, instead Of h,-
ing paid, We turned over to the prolrnctrd
agonies which the Chancellor was capnhle Of
niiiclng. That officer reversed HE decision
Of the Courts, rnd thence their case went to
the House of Lords The delay had been
cruel, but the costs We're tXtorliouate. While
the Lords were considering, with prospec,
of Justice being done, the amount tnen due
was ascertnined to be $S.426,j2 The Min
islry interposed to defeat indemnity, and
Parliament, after twenty five years delay
passed an Act declaring that the creditors
should receive only three per cent on the
principal, and that even that principal might
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
Sperial Doticea.
APPEAL TO SCIENCE.

Ifyou wish to be Of obtaining perfect hair dje
without any deetciious element, Crisiadoros Excel
sior Dye i, the only one ever submitted to 's ordeal
10 has been
ANEAINZED GY Chiffon,
the first chemist "a the country, and his ccrtGcaie
setting 'o,th It's haml,s.ness is Nildn the reacl Of
cy,ry buyer
THE EXQUISITE BEAUTY
or The us'rcus blacks and browns, which It produces
with ur,rr. certainty IA ten inmates, has fairly won
for it the appynation ofe most naiurabair dye ever
invented Sold everywhere. Applied by all Hair
Dresscrs. CKsrADoRo No Astor House, NY.
GEo. W. SMELL, Agent,
seq 130 Washington St, san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

FRANK FARGO. Clerk elect of the supreme
Court, has appointed R. E. c. Stearns his
Deputy. The appointee is native of Bos
ton, OF excellent habits and education, OF
gentlemanly manners, and modest and unas
summing in his department In official in
terconrse he will treat every one with clvili-
ty.-UHion
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
au20 8m
nunir by: .Euatr Dye!!--NILLIAMA.

Hair Dyr! .EHair Dye = -NlLLlAMA.
BATCuELOE'S celebrated Hair Dye Is THE BEST
IN TIIEWOELD- the only HARMLESS AND RELl-
ABLE DYE KNOWN. This splendid HAN Dye is per
feet; changes red, rusty gray hrir instantly to
glossy black natural brown, without njurlng the
hair or staining the skin. All others rere ima-
tons and should be avoided.
The genuine has the signature, WILLIAM y.
BATCHELOR, on the four sides of the engraving o
each box. Sold Wholesale and Retail by K. II. Nc
DONALD & CO., Sacramento and CHARLES LANG
LEY San Francisco and respectable Druggists gener-
ally.
Wholesale Factory, 81, Barclay street, late 233
Broadway, and l6, Bond street, New York. sel5-3A
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
CALAvEuAs COUNTY lsEMs.-1he ChroLicl
of the 18th, has the following:

CALANERAs COUNTY 4fLhs.-lhe Chronicle
of the 18th, has the following:
MININs.-We learn that several new claims
have been opened in Chill GoIch, during the
past lew weeks, and that good pay DIRT has
Ucel struck. he shaft and t.nne. c,atlns IN
that gulch, continue to pay as Wcl as tol =
merly.
Several new stores have been opened down
the gulch, which are doing tine business.
Ihe camp arond the Junction is growing
rapidly The deep dggiugs in the neig hUor-
hood will make the campo a permanent one
Sry era miners from the gulch have left good
claims, and enlisted lor the war. From other
sections Of the county We have cheering re
ports from the mines. Gala, eras will long
continue to be the best mining county in the
State.
A CniNAMAN SHor.-A party of white men
attacked cabin containing several Chinese
miners, on Wednesday evening last The
cabin is situated near the Calaveras and Is
built of logs, with board roof While the
to6bers Were trying to get into the cabin,
the Cinnamon fired on them from within
One of the men outside put his pistol through
an aperture between the logs, and shot one
of the Chiuamen through the body-the man
will die
SEVERE ACCIDENT Messrs Il. II. Paul and
Sudge Iuit, were thrown from IL buggy near
Foreman's Ranch, ON Monday last, and Sc
vereIy injured Judge Tait's life was de-
paired OF for several hours, but We learn
tnat he is now convalesiug fast. MI Paul is
not much hurt
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

VERY PNEssING.-A young girl who had
become tired OF single blessedness, wrote to
her true swain as follows:
De r Gin, cum rite off it yu air cummin at
awl. Ed Collins is nsistin that shall have
him, he hugs and kisses me so koninery that
| can't howld out much longer but will have
to KAYE III. BElzLY.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

DEMOCRATS CANNOT COMPROMISE WITH TRAI
ToRs The great Democratsc party is gov
trned hy no mercenary motives, and seek;
not to CRAFTY its ambition at the expense o
the nations downfall 1t relies exclusively
upon the pure principles upon which it i.
founded, and its und llng devotion to the
Government and its institutions, for ultimate
success without forming any unholy allan
ces with those who strive for power only
for the purpose of using it to crush out tn,
last yestige of the Government which they
have seen tit to assail, because they could
not reap the gittering spoiIs of Office and
wear official robes. The gulf between pat,
riolsm and treason has widened to such an
extent that it cannot now be bridged by
honeyed words Of compromise or fusion
platforms. individuals may vascilute and
betray the confidence placed in them 10y the
people, but the great mass of the Democrat
ic party, like John COnness, remains true tC
principle and country and always will
BgHe hccord
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

TERRIBLE CAsUALrY.-Wm. Remedy, of
Monte Cristo LETT tle village for his cabin
ON the hill at II o'clock on Sunday night,
very much intoxicated. About 2 o'clock in
the morning his cabin was discovered to be
wrapped in flames Water was thrown on
and II mass unlike the other articles about
was discovered to he what was left of poor
Kennedy. The body was pulled ont, and II
horrible spectacle was presented. The head
was burned almost off one leg burnt off. the
foot of the other, and both arms burnt to
cindrs. Thr body was coliined and buried
mat day.-Sierra Democrat
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
TlNA1NS'
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

FTOR PRESERVING AND RESTORING THE
L HAIR TO BALD llEADS.-lt cules the sup
pressed sccretns, which pi oducve of the loss of
hair, and the spssat,d ecretions, which inyarial ly
produces violent pain in the head and the de hi,a-
ted cutioe, which frequently produces loss of hair
OF the lair from the carlar! sack, DESTROY ug ha r
eaters scaly eruptons OF tie p. daudIuf altered
texture ana drntss OF The hair and all other diseases
of the har.
Prepared cnly by JOHN JENKINS, the Hair Re-
storer, 81. Nicholas Hotel huildinr, EaiysvilIe
Agent for sacra mentO-W II. G SlFPuFNsoN NJ
D., X Street between Fourth and Fifth.
REFERENCES Hon c. II. Bryan, Ex Judge of IN.
| supreme Court; Hon Gordon n. Mott Ex-Judge Of
the District Cou,t; Hon Jesse O. Goodwin Ix-state
senator; Hon, Lloyd Mapruler State Senator n. 81
Rice, Esq : q. tooper, Esq; w II Hamilton ESQ:
John Nasn, Esq Mr. John Banks, Mr. O. p Robin,
| son, Mr.. Henry Howe, Ma ysvnle; Mr. u W shores
Yuba City; MIR. Robert Kelly, Tmhuctoo; MIR S Spar.
! row, sau Frsncseoi Mr., Trumsn Neal, ssorsmense.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
DRY GODS NGTGCE.

TENlIE UNDERSIGNED, DRY GOODS DEALERS,
respectfully announce to the public, that their
stores will be closed at LIGHr O'CLOKK, every ev-
ening Saturday ceped), until April lst CONNIE c.
ing this evening, October ~, 1861
FLETCHER & H0BS0N,
WALKER, WILSON & co,
LOUIS FEDER,
oc3 (per GOLpBAUM)
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

/ be redeemed hy the Government paying one
/ hail of IT, 1piS llack swiudlt began with
Charles H.. tut 1t wa c. n-uumated hv Viii
il IN Ill, shpNiug that under the prol -acv
oi the me and the cold aust,rity of the other.
the policy of the Government was uniform.
10 reludmte all public faith, iud to sauciiou
he West fraud Here was nm honest debit OF
some $4,000 600 at eight per cent violently
reduced 10 81 25O, 900 IT three per cent afi,r
prohnhiy tNo-lhird, e its unhappy holders
had Iird IA the long iutr val during which il
was Withheld from them. History contain,
40 parallel Tor % fraud like this Even Brit.
lsh h>loran, deuouuceit "a a natiuuaiiniamy
Hume pououuccs It "a forfeiture ut public
credit and an open violation of the Wo-t sol
elnn engagements. both foreign and domestic
While Burnet calls it "a di-houorahle and
perhdious action Yet such was the dis
graceful beginning of the present deOt oI
England
1t is unnecessary TO produce the multiplied
instances in which other European Govern
ments have sp"uged out great portions oi
their public debit WcHrc dealing only with
British dcaca,inns aud British slandrr"is -
lhry have forgotten their own crimlnaiily,
committed only forty Years 60 IN assuming,
ns they dp. that hccause the United ~tatrS
have always raid their debts, therefor" they
are unable now, they are flying in the face OF
the great fact which lies at the bnsis Of all
public and private credit. 1t is an insult to
the common sense of the world. England,
not this country. is the great repudiator. To
make oUT case parallel with hers, we must
prohibit our banks from plying spcie, then
horrow from them SO largely as to derreciate
their notes forty per cent, then proclaim the
legislative lie that there is no depreciation
then, as 1t increased pay the public deHt in
rags, then compel foreigners as well as our
own citizens to take rag money at par, theE
tine and send to Jail every man who refused
or cyaded the cheat. ln the face of this cat
aogue ct English frauds, not one of which
hns ever been perpetrated by the United
states, the London Times mpudently talks
of American disposition and ability to pay.
Let it look at home. This revelation will
enable the world to judge how shamriessly
that Journal is beying the honorable record
of American financial history. while conceal
ing with guilty watchlulness the swindlug
facts OF its own.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

MINER KILLED IN AMApoR County. .-Johr
C"nl"n. of Scottville, was instantly killed
on Tuesday, hy the eaving of a bunk on hi.
mining claim at Gold Hill.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

WHEN You have nothing II, say say Moth
ing A weak defense strengthens your op-
ponents; silence, therefore, is less injurious
than bad reply.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
0EES IN eSE2lNEIssAL!!!
Coal Oil ian Particular! !
REDUCED PRICES

DIRECT 1NpCRTArI0Ns Of the following arc
4 , now landing and in store
white Kerosene, very choice.
70 BbIs. EASTERN E1rG Oas {;
g0ifcga EinSccti 0E;
1000 gssEs 'EamneT's Oil;
GaIElp5lcBe;
1905 gals. E'slTpe:.tinc;
Olive Os9, in bulk;
500 SnTs. China Nit Oil;
For sale by the gallon at Bay prices and ac-
tuai fr ight
Examine our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, if you wish to save money.
RICE, COFFIN & CO,
oct2 u D street, Marysvule
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

MAcKERAL CATCHERs PRoPosITIoN. We
were callel upon yesterday. says the Boston
Ad, ertiser Of recent date. by resident OF
Gloucester, anxious to learn what steps
should be taken to secure the acceptance OF
a fleet of fishing schooners with crews from
Cape Ann, to be araed and sent to cruise
against the privateers, and especially to look
in the shallow North Carolina inlets We
are sorry not to be able to give the desired
information. The hardy fishermen are ready
aud eager for service. They are perfect
sailors, fearless fighters, active, enterprisng
and brmiul of patriotism The vessels are
precisely what is wanted for the service and
when the strength is not enough they can
make up fleet Sufficient for any enterprise.
Gloucester alone can blockade North Caro-
lima effectively, if the opportunity is given.
WoRDs OF FIRE.-Prenlce, Of the Louis
vile journal, is calling the Kentuckians to
arms in defense of the Union. His words
are as clear and sharp as the blast of a bugle
lie writes:
The fiery cross is spreading from hill to bill,
and from mountain to mountain throughout
Kentucky. Thousands and tens of thousands,
at sighC of the blazing signal, will rush to
the defense of the State and the country 5
banner Let no man, who falters in Ills duty
to Kentucky now, ever dare to call himself ii
kentu khan again, The name should blister
his tongue and lips like coal of lire.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

EX-MAEsuAL McDUFFlE-J. Y. McDuflie,
ormerIy United States Marshal, and after
ward. Indian Superintendent in California,
held the position Of Major in a Georgia regi-
ment in the late battle at Bun Run, and lost
au arm The killed and wounded in the
Georgia regiment was about four hundred
TINS Information Is derived from letter
written to II friend of McDlHe in this State
This ex-United States Marshal was warm
potica friend of Ex-Governor Weller, who
was influential in securing him the appoint
ment -- Union.
Mr. McDutiie should not have been there.
He was, while in this State, very we'll treated
hy the United States Government, in fighting
against which, he has been made cripple
We regret his fall. 1t was greater misfor-
tune than the loss of an arm.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

Tue Henry lIABEAs' Conrus CASE. We
stated erroneously few days since that the
children of John and Eliz ,beth uenrv had
been ordered into the custody of the Sher-
i'll until the settlement of the div orce suit
The decision Of the Judge regarding the
two younger children was final and to the
effect that they should be placed under the
unconditional control of the father The
following is the language Of she decree -
Wherefore it is ordered that The Sheriff
deliver the said childred. Elizabeth and En-
ma Henry into the custody of the said John
Henry 1t is further ordered that the sand
Elizabeth Henry, mother Of sid children,
her agent aud attorney, are hereby eninined
and restrained from further interference
with the custody OF said children, and from
ali attempt. 10 remove them from he custo-
dy of said j. Henry" In the matter OF the
custody of Gertrude, the elder daughter,
she was assigned to the charge of DIR. Wta-
yer OF San FraLci,co, who will, in fact, as
sumo the pernanent guardianship of all
Three of the girls in a short time. In the
meantime, the father has placed them under
the control of DR.. Curtis, OF Yolo county
! Sac Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

SHOCKING MURDER IN NAPA COUNTY Oh
thursday morning. Thomas Wilson, " ho haC
ranch IL Wild Horse Valley, five or siA
miles east OF the town, was found dead upon
the floor of his own cabin. lie was lying
upon his face In the midst of the blood wEcu
had flowed from his mouth and nose, and Il
U"ck crarat was tied tightly twice around
ais utck IN II hard knot Appearances lndi
Gated that wilson had gone to bed on W ednes
Gay night, aud that some persons-two al
/, asst entered his cabin and garroted him
Deceased Was powerful man, probably sin
ieet high aud very muscular. lie Was wei
known IN town, having ueeu employed as Il
gardener for two or three years Uy Messrs
Thompson of Susc II. No motive can be us
sgued tor this terrible murder. Wilson, II,
we understand, had little or no money III hi,
possession. lie was very quiet aud peace
able man, and is not known To have had al
enemy in the world. The struggle Letweel
hIm and his murderers must have been ter
rOle. HIS nose was bruk Ell in and his hand,
ana knees shUckiugiY eXcoriateI in his at
tempts to save his HE Tue body was brought
to town yesterday for the purpose Of having
an Inquest helI. The county Coroner, Dr.
E n Duyntou, being absent, a. A. Hume
well, Esq, Justice OF the Peace otliciated ii
ms place. Most ot the day, yesterday, wa'
spent III Investigating the case, but nothing
hateyer Was elected tending to fix suspicion
upon any person. 1t Is supposed how ever
| that wilson was murder "a tor his money, IL
! his trunk was ransucked, and an empty purs
and portmonie found therein. The murdet
ers did not probably obtain ten dollars as III
fruit OF their bloody deed. wilson had IL
arms in bis house. 1t was distant only 40
yards from another house, and he was proba
uIy killed in the manner stated, to preven
linn from giving the larm.-NaPa heporteI
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

Dissolution OF Cs-PariMfrSiin.
~ Office is hereby given that the Co.Partnership
" heretofore existing between the undersigned, ,
in The Draying Business Is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent All persons indebted u the firm OF p
W. MlNkLEY CO., are requested to make imme-
Giate payment, and to either mt mber of the irm
Marysyiile, October Sd, 1St1.
p. w WINKLEY,
oc4-2w JAMES ENNIS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

Patent IIcd2ci92cs
nF EVERY DESCRIPTION, and warranted GEN-
" U1NE, just received and for sale by
iyt6H +. I. WILKINS.