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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
Real Gstate for Sale.

nor SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property
Il ACOUNTRY RESIDES CE at Greenwich, Conn; with 2s
acres land mostly new eaaG S9s b ana trees -
The dwelling and outbuduss large and desirable IN every re-
spect Inquire at Nc. Chatham Square.
TNARM for SALE in nNEW-JERSEY-Ou Outskirts
Of Boom4 @ & st s1SSSg GSSRy ws ~ aSS Of 3 SSg Tss pleasant
snd perfectly healthy; possession any time. Inquire Of the
of / W. ENGLAND, City Editor Of The fribUne
NOR SALE. at Chatham, Morris Co., New-Jcr-
IL sey ard ,sab'e story HOUSE psaty finished.
with two Of Land within three minutes Msk g. lie o'
TREDWELI' No. 35 Fui,on-.t. n. &.
7 OTIS for MECHANICS and MANUFACTURE
IL ERS at EHzabethport New-Jerey.-Houry communes'
ton with New YOrk by steamboat and railroad uaed fl
ties for manufacturer and mechanical trades Very
IoGG no 90 Besver-st N S }. b. COOLEY, Agent,
ElizabethpOrt n. J. -
ORANGE, n. J.-COuntry Seats, Village Resi-
~ d.nco. Farm. and Villa sites es. ys;e} T. ys HRY ~
r. BLACKWELL No 59Wiisnl-st New orS' st0 Ii a. m
no. 4s MAin.Et-, Orange l to5 p M |
DINE WOOD and LAND for SALE.-'fhe
subscriber will sell FARM Of 100 acres, situated Indn
River within mile Of is.oIough Sussex County Des"s
wood or he wil sell he timber growing thereon Tie soil
well adapted to the growth Of fr9 trees corn wheat S Inc
improve ments 2stoy dwehag and lstoS cookIoon
snd stables apply to c, LAYTON, Geosetown
Delaware.
DARE CHANCE-The undersigned now offers
HI for sale Lis splendid suburban RESIDENCE sHd fkIT
fsrn coatsinng acres together with the budr situated
commanding extensive view oi the ciy
river surrounding country, within thieequIs OF m,e
of all the landings. railroad depo and business poin o he
city grounds ssenly laid ont and deco atsd with res
variety Of Aowerg pauts tees shrubs vines and yairs OF
decdGous trees hedges &c The farm Is
IN high state cultivation Ivy thorough draining saosong
tenching and msaurng The bulldogs all new handsome
thoroughly built convenient sud ample The garden ana orch
srd are extensive eousiang all the bes. natei varieties Of
appes pears cherries pums peaches grapes aud ounces also
xsspberie bsckberes strawberries cuant Eoosoernes &c
Nearly 1000 dwarf pear trees set IN soil trench 'T1 ef IA
depth and trained yamidcAy now In beaTinE Inc ocs
tn emiBenty adap,ed the eton Of the rape as aaise
colectou Of producing splendid rt annually
will testify The farm well adapted tss was dosgnoo ioi me
market the specimens sents to m2fet ana on
eTbbion poy the truth the assertion improvements too
numerou. to mention n adyefisement togs'heT wth the
Iocaty render the cheapest aud most desirable pisces
10 the HudoD, between Ne"f and AlDtpy
Pncs 10000 Terms Of payment made easy te ences'
csiSh W. Fairfield John Could Charles T. hadIon,
Chaues r. King Captain .teneI Orgon az Of hudson Aho
of The subscriber. SOLOMON " CLIFFORD, Hudson, N T.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
PROPOSALS for a LOAN of $1,000, 900 to

1 the STATE OF INDIANA.-sealed proposals will De
received by the gndersigned Commissiore the oee
Winsow Lsuie & Co, IN this city, Unu ~ oooc6 p-,
SATURDAY the l2d day Of June n6, for LOANN0 70 the
STATE OF INDIaNA the OF TWELVE uUNDhED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, being Of Loan Of Two Hilhon
Doa. authorized by On OF the General Assembly Tor tho
for tho public defense, approved May is, lsol
In addition tho above amount 800 600 10 esers 81 Tor ssss
in Indisue making in airs 10000 now offered OF '"cs
Sneh loan 10 bear per per psysbs
anuuav on the of May and November IN tbs CITY
ofNew York where the principal .nburssbe In wentJ year
November 1861 be paid In and for the pa men. Of
the nterest and qnidaon o. the prcpa hereoi Peis ~
of on each Hundred Do In value the iaSsbe prop
city Of has been levied which TAX IL oy sucn -"
annually until said bords paid or en
iop which of Two cebt and IN lSoS ano
ao OF Five levied reducing tue stse dsot
In all for the 1861 snd 1852 Seven cents and or the
Ig and thereafter each One Hundred dollars vse
ou taIsbs the State applicable to the reduction o tn
poysbs to bearer signed by the Ooysrnor counter
registered with Tor interest," IN Wv
q5onaLd dollars viii issued for this oanthe bonds In o
Of Five Hundred dollars authorized by such law beng
No conditional proposals will be considered TIE night 70 70
reject and all Of the bid. as shs 10
will promote the beet interests OF the state
propO. Ten per cent OF the
Of such bid be paid down for which cetncate wn 70
bearing Sir cn. interest from date he
nine monthly thereafter the whole {" ehy
part bs preferred by the Olddea
The bids M be opened II O'CLOCK NJ, on June ~ Iso
the tho place Of reception IL presence oil ss
persons as may present and tbs loan awarded
10 the highest bidders II accepted the succeeding
PTooo.a. m be addressed under seal to the undersisned
care Of Wnslow. Lanier q Co., No. % "sEst' makeo ~"
po.sl. for Loan"
New.YOrk, May 20, 1861;
!6SsG !6Jn ~ y nnhoaOyIIr (ConmissioosrL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
BxLLn vrEyos, Ohio. Jan. IS. 1861.

Henry c. SP1LDfSG. ESQ. . -,,.I , ma.
Pease find inclosed twenty-five cents for which send me
another bon OF your Cephso Pulls 7heS are truly ns be
fm. n;t s"'' ''""" A. sTOvER. p. NJ,
D""N' Belle Vernon Wysndot Co. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
NAVY DsrARrxsNr, BuxsAU or CoSsrRUcTIos,l


PROPOSALS will be received at this Bureau
@ Ss h 81 dZ SCREW ' Ss S6sBBoSr
spsrs Rigging Sails, Awnings Bos Gables and Anchor.
Tor . vessel war ready for sea service.
The steam ss qs S % o ss s,%s ah'
PropOs. win only be received Oy ; builder, SaO are - &
eject required from parties Proposns who are not Known
pon application 10 th, Bureau parties viii be furnished with
showing the dimensions Of the vessels and the
description and ,ize OF the nsterslI s,S seSon S n
n,hed BY Department when sccntscs u made Mn .hs
specifications viii be neOed the form Of contract the %
person will be requi'ed execute, with snrees 70 'ne ~
the rsis. must state in their the total .mount 70! which
tbey will engage do all that the contract and
Sniie rps separate hs demanded II the vessel es
1, one handd aud ys days the date o the contract the
each be completed and ready 'f sea '"
fbs Dsp..nt reserves the right sccep. the proposition
most TO the OF the Government and to 'eeos h' a.
P... viii state the number Of vessels they will agree to do
liver within the time speoihed.
nROPOSALS FOR MS.-Sealed
- ,h Svnb i,hI dsy Of Jun. ner al By the 1nder-
signed Commi.soneu the part o. the stss - I'm and
furnishing delivered a: Springfield Ill, the tou0N~s N
50S ten thousand Mimic Riaed Maies .nsal.i sA1
one,s my eight hundredth 1857 men oSn0'''
"a oco, two thousand Minute Rife, with sword Gsy%he rS
b. The barrels 70 Be riaed with three grooves one s ~ -
A. feet IN. lsnds grooves to be elus cn tIit.d
eousl m ali respects the standard required ~ hs LA
States and to be subjected to the same 'es' h'" " U.S.
To each auske. and rife screwdriver. with eons"is"'
wiper; tompion aud spare cone IA , b.u.srssI 4
X each ~ Twenty ivs) muskets and rfe'' oSi'
.pripg vice, tumber and wire punch
I2 600 Cartridge boxes, .,.r ,rB Al susa.
l2C00 Scsbbards Adap'eoto'"' s'V'
i2OoO Waist Bells, -, 4. -.ac, anv nroposl-
m ~ under the 80 peg cens Oh aod'e''
~ psr cen, ON Completion OF contract
A idrss ...,,,,., ,,op PURCHASING ARMS
}as }6ss \ arilEs9ss sl9Sss; Csmmi..ions"
WM SHEPHAkp)
sc,lnsse,d. Ill, Msy is. 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
HAvsRFoRp. Pa, Hsb. s, 1851

SIN: ,,,,
wish you seud one more box Of 5onr tephahc rus
6,,/ /y,SSeired O creat dea! Of beH.st froHs them.
Yours respectfully, -
MARY ANN sTOIKHOUSE-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
BEVERLY. Mas. Dec II, 1850.

II. c. SPALDiSG, ESQ. ,,,, . ,,
Csrbsc pills more particularly before my customer II yoa
have ANYTHING Of the kind. please send to me-
One Of nv who is subject to severe sick haice
, lasting two cured Of attack IN one hour by
your pills which sent her.
''~' Respectfully yours, -, , ,,,,,vvs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
AAsoyviLLK, Conn, Feb. 8. 1851.
Mr.. SPALpING.

Mr. SPALDTN0.
SIR:
Ibave tried vour Cephslio Pills. and Ike them ioi that
want Won 10 send ne two doll,rs worth more -.
Pat of these for the neghbors to whom gave 10" o
oftbe hrst boz got fro N You .
Send the Pills by mail, and oOlse ,,,.
JAMES KENNEDY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

OFYcE OF rHs HOWARD Insurance Go.
EEw.YoRK. May %, 1851
nIVIDEND.-TIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
~ hsye this day declared DIVIDEND Of TEN FER CENT
pon the capital Of the Company able at the once
No Co WslLst., on aud sleL MONDAY June lS9l.
HENRY A. OAKLEY, Secretary'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
TEE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS or
SpAIDING,S CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER- FROM
HEADACHE,
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURF CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH

A!iee testimonials ere unsoGed BY NJ, sr.5lGSo th'y
truly Scientific Discovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
GARDINER
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND.
GARDINER

certain safe and permanent for Rhsun,lism, NsuIags
and Sa Rheu II 10 atensl remedy driving out and en-
tirey dese requiring change IA detor bus
iness and may Akon children and persons of bs most
delicate constitution with Perfec, ssfctys-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

nAY BOAT for ALBANY and intermediate
landings st,smer ARMENIA nom foot Of Harrison, It,
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY G7o'oiock'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

CAUTION
As certain unphnced perons attempting 20 pal Of
the uusupecng public inltsiiOps Of my PREPARED GLUE
Iwouid caution al porsohs examine before
that the full name,
rY-SPALiDIhG'S PREPARED GLrR 81
sFraytrf st-,s s.,t .gafsrtst.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

rlNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
Il HOLDERS ofthe GRAND RAPIDS PLASTER COM,
PANY" viii be held the office OF the Company et Grand
RAPIDS Michigan ON THURSDAY June 20 at o'clock Ia tho
forenoon j. W. CcNNEhoh' Seoto'uiH,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
Jnstruct1On.

AT 81 for 10 Writing Lessons, or 20 for 80;
IN Bookkeeping S5 per month, or $40 lessons unlimited
W nt and Arithmetic 10 quarter 6lesonI No ~ Bow
sry and No 2S3 Rultont, Brokyn. "CoL PAINE the well
teacher Of Wiring b Of the best instructors In ne
State."-lNewport Mercury.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

RxYso1p+sURGH, Franklin Co, Oho
January 9. l36L
HENRY C. SPALpIyG
No. 4s CedAI-st, r. Y.
DBAKS SIR:
Ineosed find twenty-five cents 5 for which send Dor Of
"Cephao Pills" Send address Of Rev. VIM C. Filler Rey
noldsburg, Frsnkiu Co, Ohio. .,-
Your Pis work Ike chsrmoure headache almost 'ndne'
Truly yours, MA, n vr,pp
YPsILisrI. Mioh., Jan II, 1861
Hr srILDgs,
Not onx since sent 10 you for boz Of Cephsc Pills for the
ep ~ tbe Nervous Headache and COvenes aud received the
same and they good effect that was induced to send
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for HAVER-
- sTRAw-Th. Steamer METAMORAlelves Pier foot Of
Jsy.t, every SUNDAY MORNING, at a. IN, tnaAins tho
N nanal lApdinga.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

SAVE Tile PIECES
ECONOMYi ptgpArotc
rY-"A sriTcH IS TixK Saws NIsy1 a. ""'
IA antoafs 0U happsn toayeqti1I,a - Ii Z. 4.
,ey desirable 10 have semo cheap aud way
SPALDIEG'5 PREPARED GLUE
meets ell such emergences and houtaho can Afford Ia n.
without st. It's always ready ard the sticking no;n,
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUsED P"
B-A brush accompanied each bottls~ PRICE, rs cent.
Address HENRY G.. sPALDING,
No "a CedsE.st, Eew.Yot
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

SHOOTING ACcIDENT.-The Nevada Demo .
crat says that two boys aged about twelve
years, one son of the Rev. B. Briefly, and
the other the adopted son of John Williams,
were playing on Tuesday evening last with
apair of Aliens revovers. After discharg-
ing all the loads, as they supposed, they put
caps on the pistols, took their position la
code, and amused themselves swapping caps
at each other. Unfortunately one of the
barrels of young Brierly's pistol was not dis
charged, and as the cap exploded it went off,
the ball striking young Williams near the
centre of the forehead, and was taken out
by Dr. Hunt. Fortunately the skull was not
broken, and the wound is not considered
dangerous,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

NORTH BLooMFIELD.-Ths interesting To-
cality, generally known by its original name
of Humbug City, we are happy to learn has
a fair prospect of reviving from the languor
in which it has lain for some years back
Tia ',rrc m fact cveFy-
body who knows anything about that local.
ty. have all along been satisfied that its grav-
el beds were rich Unfortunately they lie
deep, and the nature of the ground is such
that to reach them, drain of great length,
through hard rock, was unavoidable, the cost
of which was far beyond the immediate re-
sources of the owners of the ground. But
faith and hope of eventual reward are great
incentive to perseverance. After six years of
Messrs Jacobs IL Co. have at last
struck the gravel. and few days ago, after
short run, they cleaned up $l,9O7. Other
companies, whose tunnels are under way,
will it is hoped, prove equally successful.
TepGda TrGnsrr;of
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

SOMETHING LIKE A WHAIE.-The following
extract fIom the report of the geologist of the
Boundary Survey Commission, in relation to
the supposed silver deposits in the Owens
Lake region, will interest many Says the
report:
"My investigations show conclusively that
there has been a great delusion kept up in
the minds of many in regard to the region
which l have had an opportunity to examine
have examined localities which were cer-
tainly those that had been indicated by the
early discoverers of supposed mines, and am
satisfied that Tale of a beautiful description,
which is very abundant in these localities,
has been mistaken for silver or silver ore."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

Mount DIABLo Coal MINEs--Much litiga-
tion promises to grow out of the recently
discovered Mount Diablo coal mines, based
upon the old California Neutrality-suspicious.
cy of title. These mines appear to be loca-
ted within the New York Ranch, upon which
we learn that valuable iron vein has Just
been discovered These disputes only d-
rectly affect the claimants but go far to show
that the mineral resources of California are
but yet in their infancy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

Bold RoBBERY.-A white man and half
breed recently entered house in Kings Val
ley, Benton county, Oregon. and helped
themselves to clothing, provisions and cook
ing utensils. During their operations man
entered the house, whom they compelled to
take chair and keep quiet until they got
through, when the white robber informed
him that he was the Devil of the Woods /"
and that he was at liberty to alarm the
neighborhood as soon as he pleased He did
30 but the robbers could not be found They
are supposed to be escaped conviets.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20
Lincoln will do Something.

The general opinion seems to be, from the
late dispatch by the Pony, that President
Lincoln intends to maintain the authority o
the Government. The activity prevailing il
the forts and navy yards at New York, and
the continued embarkation of troops, under
sealed orders. their destination being un'
known, looks very much like hostile de-
monstration against the Southern revolu.
tionists
This is also to be taken in connection will
the determination to hold and strengthen al
the posts belonging to the Government il
the Southern States.
Two thousand five hundred troops were
assembled at New York. all paid up-a cir
cumstance which invariably indicates march
at an early day. Two companies left New
York. on the night of the 9th of April.
Certain NOV ements of the Government are
kept secret and this circumstance adds to
the probability that something important is
shortly to transpire.
Double-banked boats for landing troops
have been put on board the outgoing steam
ers Why these provisions if nothing is con
templated?
1t is well ascertained that the naval pre-.
parations are not designed as was rumored
for San Domingo.
The next news from the East will doubtless
be Of great importance. The Government
has been driven to the wall and can recedt
no further. All the concessions which it ha.
made have been without avail, and all it,
forbearance thrown away The secessionist,
are resolved to proceed with their treasona
ble business, and to make no peace but OF
the terms which they themselves shall die.
tate. The President. sworn to discharge Ger.
tain duties, must perform them There is nc
discretion left him. unless he appeals to
cowardice for his justification. 1t is time that
something were being done. in one. way OF
another. and something wiH be done shortly
Lincoln sees that delay is of no further
avail that, so far as his Administration is
concerned, no act has been done in violation
Of any right of the South, and the position
of affairs is that of rebels without cause
against the existing Government He sees
this and, if he is a man of nerve, a man of
WILL and fit to occupy the high position which
he holds, he will stretch forth his right arm
of power and summon the country to the
support of the legitimate, constitutional au
thority of the Federal Government.
The last dispatch looks like war; But,
whether war comes now or not, it must
come eventually. A peaceful severance Of
the ties which bind this Union together can
never happen. 1t is idle to imagine it. The
history of the world shows no such great
movement, no such mighty change, without
the blood fire and slaughter of revolution.
The day of compromise, according to pres.
ent indications, has passed, and either the
Cotton Confederacy of seeded States mus,
be permitted to trample down the flag
of the American Union, or the Govern
ment Of the United States must assert it
power at the point of the bayonet and th'
muzzle of the cannon.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

A YEAR IN THE RIVERA body was dis
covered recently, lodged against some drift
wood, at Carondelet, above Elwood street,
st. Louis. OF the original apparel of the de-
ceased, nothing remained but pair of shoes
and a small remnant of the pantaloons
around the ankle-this must have been Of
black cashmere. The deceased was small
man, five feet four or five inches in height
and from the skeleton-like condition of the
body may have been tossed about the sand
bars and sawyers of the Mississippi river,
perhaps since last summer or longer. No
other clue could be obtained which could
serve to identify him. Verdict of the Coro-
ner's jury-"Cause of death unknown"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

The Placerville Californian perpetrates the
following, which may be original: "Why was
the American flag at the storming of Monte
rey, like the sky in clear nightT Because
when the storm cleared away the stars were
still there"-MarysviHe Democrat
This very Indifferent conundrum was
played out" long ago, in the Melodeon in
this city.-S. +. Times.
Well, if it was played out there, it is time it
were played no more.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

Docs Poisoned fifteen or twenty
dogs died on Thursday morning in Nevada,
from the effects of poison administered in
pieces of meat scattered about town. From
the symptoms exhibited by the dying brutes,
it is supposed that arsenic was the poison
used. As is usual in such Wholesale dog
pois soning, the mortality was greatest among
the more valuable animals. The ours gen
orally escaped.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20
M MARYSVILLE.

THEATER. The theater was well hled
last night, fair proportion of the audience
being ladies The singing Of Madame Bis
caecianti was raptuously applauded. The
various members of the company performed
their parts WELL BY request, the entertain
ment will be repeated tonight, when all
who wish, may listen to the sweet notes of
the charming cantatrice.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

4 TUNCTUZL NEwsPXPEK MzN.-Eugene
Guinot, associate editor of the Pays, and one
of the first and most elegant chroniclers Of
the Partisan Press. died on the 9th ult, after
very short illness. He was also known un.
der the momme de plume of Paul Vermond
and Pierre Durand. During the % years
that he has been connected with the press,
Eugene Guinot never failed single time to
send his weekly JeaiIletom on the appointed
day. Therefore, when on Saturday, the 9th
of February the chief editor of the Paws did
not receive from him the expected COPY, he
said to his friends: "Guinot has not sent his
chronicle for to-morrow-he must be dead I"
Ee ia. Tot dead but dying
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

THAoKrRY is said to be thriving in peeu
mary sense his various literary productions,
his novels and magazines bring him in fine
income. His establishment is expensive; he
keeps his carriage and horses: he entertains
in quite different style of fare from the poor
wretches described in the last chapter of the
" Adventures Of Philip"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

RATHER EMPTY.-The Court of Sessions Of
Tehama county, at its late term, made pret-
ty good clearing out of the County Jail. There
is but one occupant of its cells left. He is
McAlfrey the colored barber, who "spitted"
II cook at Tehoma, with bowie knife. The
Court sentenced him to three months inn
prisonment in this institution. and he is now
serving out his time.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

CATTLE FOR CARsoN.-One hundred and
forty-fve head Of cattle from the coast range
came across the Yolo bridge, Sacramento on
Thursday, en- route for Carson Valley. Dur
ing the passage, on Wednesday evening, five
head were lost. The entire drove swan a
distance of two miles, between Washington
and Tule Jake's. following boat which was
rowed ahead of them,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

Snow SHoEs.-We saw pair of veritable
snow shoes in Wells, Fargo Il Cos, the other
day, says the Nevada journal, that came all
the way from Calais, Maine They were
sent out to travel on the SHOWS of the Sierra
Nevada, but came q little too late for this
years wear. Luckily they wont be out of
fashion in six months.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

"B"-Your lines are received, but you do
not send your name. Viii! people never learn
that the editor must have the authors name
before publishing any production whatever?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

PRENTICE says: Mr. Lincoln has his
hands shaken thousands of times a day, but
his homeliness prevents his being half smoth
cred with the kisses of the pretty women,
as Clay used to be, and as we are in all our
excursions"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

CAvED ON.-A man named Shrum was Sc
verely injured at Omega, on Tuesday last, by
a bank caving on him in his mining claim.
lie was badly bruised about the shoulders
and back. but we have not heard whether
his injuries are considered dangerous.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

STOLEN MULEs.-Marshal Sanborn seized
two mules on Sunday last in Stockton, from
pack train which arrived in town with cop
per ore, recognizing them as mules stolen
from Marysville about year since. They
were forwarded to their proper place.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

MORE CorpEE-On Sunday, pack train Of
mules arrived in Stockton from the Salt
Spring Valley copper mines, with cargo of
about one hundred sacks Of ore 1t is destin-
ed for direct shipment to the East.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

IMMENSE FRoG.-The Missouri papers are
telling Of a prodigious frog two feet long,
fourteen inches broad, and which jumped
forty-two feet
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

THE goddess of Reason" the woman en-
throned in state of nudity, by the French,
in their first Revolution, is dead.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

A COUPLE of Dggers had fist fight on the
bank of the Yuba yesterday, in the presence
of civilized spectators The DiggerS were
drunk and so were the spectators. The big
ger of the Diggers whipped.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

Boy AND Dos.-The other day, says the S.
f. Mirror. we saw small boy trying to per-
suade diminutive dog, tied to string, to fol-
10" him up Clay street. Canine objected,
whereupon small boy thus soliloquized: 30,
you needn't be afeared amt going to make
dry hash of you, and you're too small TO cut
up into sausages anyhow" !"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

EPISCOPAL CHURcH-There will be no SER
vice in st. Johns Church tomorrow. 1he
Sunday School will go on as usual.