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CRIMEAN RIFLE BRIGADE.

Captain Hammond, Of the Engiish army, Lieutenant
Colonel Of tho British Volunteers now busly engaged
IN forming brigade 70 be called the New York Criean
Rae Brigade He has at present large lumber of men
enrolled and viii shortly receive additions OF whole com
pancs. Captain Hammond ID well versed In military
matters, and VIII no doubt be entirely successful II his
undertaking His headquarters 10 NJ LIS Prince street.
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CARrBALDI CUARD.

Any contribution that may bs given 70 tbs Gsrsbadi
Guard win, scot 70 the headquarters. eoe B-oadway,
within week, 10 FORWARDED " We regimes, n wssa'
tsytN
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Relfabls and
inya-,sneors, bsek brown Factory 81 Barclay street.
Sold ssA spphed At W A. BA1CH8L- kR 10 Bond stssci
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SUMNER CLOTHING.
DEvLIN. HUDSON q co.
OF and Of Grand and BroAdway
Shs lar yrss and dleY comp ete stock o. stylish
EUkMxR CLOTHING
70 be fou1d IN the city.
Having urr forcs and the retail
department o. business, prepared with
Immense stock OF al kinds Of Desirable fAbrcsin
MINIS AND BOTS CLOfnTsa.
suited 10 the ssasou, which we offer at exceedingly
DKyiIN. HUDSON CO.
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Crisfadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou
pees7he test n the world whole4ae and retail and .h
ore privately applied at No Aston House.
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Gaystty's Nedtcated Paper for the Wa.
ter oosei The only pure paper made Principal depot No
: Yeekman street
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evidence Of the right man In the right place.
He tsIls the Western Yirginians that the gov
ernment has been awaiting the result of the
late State election on secession, and finding
that they, "under the most adverse circunl
stances" have proved their loyalty to the
Union, II has determined at once to protect
them. Accordingly they are informed that the
Union troops of Ohio have crossed into yir-
ginia, as the friends and brothers Of her loyal
citizens, ard that oil their constitutional rights
will be respected, to the extent Of crushing out,
If necessary, any attempt at revolt among
their slaves. With these assurances, General
McClelland calls upon the Union men of Vir-
giria to "hy to arms, and support the general
government in severing the connection that
binds ycu to traitors" Bravely spoken. We
are confident that this proclamation, without
another blow, will rescue one half of the great
State OF Virginia from jeff. Davis. The other
half Ia in the hands of General Scott.
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Espenschefd's summer styles. - The
spendd fed choice OF the light soft felt hats afforded
Espenscasds li5 EassAa street, well worthy the sten
ton OF the pubic
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN SAMUEL. WADpELL.

Captain Samuel Waddeil, OF the Warrington volunteers
COL Irness died on Wednesday night at his residence No
$50 Leonard street, Of lccssw. 1t appears that while
town about ten days ago. with his company be fell, and
large splinter entered tho palm OF bis hand inAnm
ton soon set In and was followed on Tuesday by etanu
which proved fatal Captain Waddell was, up 10 the
time Of bis DEATH an Tor mary previous highly
respected citizen OF tie Sixth ward BE OF humane
and charitable disposition, and very many OF the res
ceats Of that wSrd viii mss the liberal hand that often
supplied their necessities He formerly Assistant
Engineer Of the Fire Department and has been Asessor
and Fire Warden CT the ward besides holding Other Offices
Of responsibility His funeral wiz take place nj two
O'Clock tbis afternoon from his late residence.
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Hflrs Hair Dye 80 Cents-Ryack q,
from hes, IN use Defct No. barclay street. and sod
Nii orurgi lists.
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Royal Havana Lottery.
SEQ clic.al drawings OF Mar 81, in anc,her column
CHAeK 4 Co Bankers i6 Wall street.
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The Indian Herb Doctor. II. Turnblefy,
n. r., from Canada may Be nsei roe q cAaise ~ ~
Brca1gay.
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THE GENERALSHIP OF THE FIRST AMI
SECOND BRlGADE5 NEW YORK yOLUN


TECHS.
In accordance with general orders from headquarters
election TO have been held yesterday afternoon,
at tie upper Arsenal for Brgader Generals and Brigade
Inspectors Of the First and Second brgsdes New York
Volunteers. which composed as follows:
First Br,sadc-First regiment, Coiocel Alien; Second
Croy) regiment Colonel Carr Third (Abany) regiment,
Colonel Townsend; Fifth regimen, advance Guard
Zorsves) Colonel Duryee Ninth regiment (New York
Zcuavos), Colonel Hawkins
Second Bri9ods Seventh regiment i5teaben Guard
Colcnel Bendx eghih regiment GERMAN Rihesl Colonel
Berker; Eevenin regiment (New York Fire Zouayes)
Lieutenant Colonel Farnbsm Twentieth regiment Ger.
nan R1ts), Colonel Wcbber.
viii at once be seen, BY al inspection OF the above,
that nearly all the electors ARE Of present In Warrington,
in active service ard the election consequently could not
proceed provision OF the army regulations permits
election TO be held within ten days previous to the
tue set down in general orders all tho officers pcs
sessDg suffrage present, and election Of this kind
was held In the First brigade on the ed and 25d
instant reeuirg the choice Of Major Fiz chn Porter
U. for Brgader General, and Major H. r. Hubbell,
New Ycrk State Militia, for Brigade Inspector. Both
these gentlemen, however, dccned the positions thus
tenGeg ed them, and the offices still vacant 10
probable that IN default OF their being Oiled by election
the President VIII mako the appointments
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Selling on Mt Greatly Reduced Prices
vich imported Straw Goods for misses child
boys straw Caps, ac ct BANTAs corner Of Canal and
Ooster stzTe
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- Photograph Portraits Of the Soldiers
for ths war ST. At HOLMES 0aery. s9s Broadway Lsrg,
size 81
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COLONEL MCLEOD MURpHY IS REGIMENT.

The Fifteenth regiment, commanded by Colonel Nc
Itod murphy, which Is now encamped at Fort Schuyler,
has recently been under inspection By Captain Smith, Of
the typographical Corps, United States Army The reg
meni Ia to apper and Miners Corps, and was or
sanized By Coorel Murphy, who is hlmsef practical
engineer Meet OF the mechanics and consequent
" well adapted for ferv.ce corps Of this kind They
arc fine healthy locking set OF recruits, and their arc
rsge age only twenty seven years The regiment went
into quarters al For, Schuyler eight days They arc
new being thoroughly drilled In marching and vancouver
ing and hsve already acquired considerable skill In these
departmental Their uniforms have not yet been furnish
Cd nor have their muskes and the want Of the latter
greatly impedes their drill In the manual Of arms About
three hundred tents sent TO the regiment
by order OF Comm ssary General Arthur and these with
the accommodation previously furnished at the fort,
will be amply ruaicent TO make the comfortable
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Omelal Drawing. Of Wood, EDDY q Co.'S
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOrfKRyEa
ErsfycrY, KxTsA Class, 0T-Hay 80 1851
i6, IL, 20 40 GO, ~, 10. IA. 90, SO. 90, 30, 35.
EssrucxY. GLASS 5S-MAy 20. 1891
81, Is, 81, Gil, 90, 40, 80, 10, SO, 63, Sc, 6.
oircAra ssas free Of charge By eddrss1.1S either e
Coyinx.on, Ky, or B. Louie, No
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Drawfngs OF X, France & Co.'s Della
vac Observation-Disclosures By Of Assembly passed
January, 1850. Grants 70 run twenty yess.
Sussex CousTr--CtAss l2o Drawn Mar 30 USf-
L. 49, 81 l5 sc. 81, 20, II, 81, 81 60, SO, 20, So.
cossoiInArIp-CLAss o. Drawn May 70, lrs,
16, 26, 81, 81, 81, Q, As, 2, 62, As, 65, 10.
Circulars sen. free OF charge by Address.nx
T. raAACE a co, xanA,ora
trniav ~na n.Ia.
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MILITARY Shoulder Brace AND Sup
,ots- "A and su-erios srt.o.e By stact co ~.
vssey NyeoA Mr Hcus.
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THE PARK BARRACKS.

Accompany Of recruits arrived in this city yesterday
frcm Albany join Colonel McCunns regiment. They
provided with breakfast and dinner at the Park
Barracks ard afterwards marched up town the depo,
OF the regiment. They all OF them strong, thick
end wen huit men, and will no doubt prove welcome
addition TO the strength Of this regiment, which is
we believe ainos! filed up.
The following order was Issued yesterday to the mem
bers of &C mpsny ID, OF Col. Pra.t's regiment
YIRsT REGIMENT WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS.
Company u, Capt. Atwood, has removed TO quarters
feet Of Forty ninth street North Members OF said
company will report accordingly.
This reduces tho number Of men stationed here to
about Thousand a1d OF these Colonel lansing West
chester Chssseurs will be removed during the early part
Of next week 10 the quarters Staten Island at present
occupied by the Wilson Rouaves. The progress
ing steadily and satisfactorily IN their drill and the pen
ru supply OF good substantial food which is served
TO them every Gay together with the privilege OF BATH,
a which al avail Themselves has surprising efe:t
their physical appearance Occasionally the get
little too rough Ia their towards each ether but
the activity and energy Of Captain GreenCoonei Van
Bufeu's af-has always prevented any serious trouble
resulting from theee encounters.
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Ladies' CATERS las, slips and Ties 6s.
ssi "a per rsr VITA Boys Misses ard fnfanls Boots
ihoca OF ali st, les prices MILLER CO. s. No. 3sl
street.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.


The mail steamship Champion, Capt. seabury, viii
leave this port tomorrow, at noon, for Aspinwef
The ras for California aud other parts OF the Pacific
vii, close al ten O'Clock 70 morrow morning
The INV YORK wnacLr HRALD--Californis edi.loa--
containing tho latest INTEL gence from ali parts Of the
world with srge quantity 8, local aud miscellaneous
matter viii BIO published at half past eight O'Clock in tho
morning.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Ag.nts viii please send Ia their orders early pos
sibo,
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THE EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.

A detachment OF one hundred men from Camp Clinton,
Harlem under Captain Badlee Of the jackson Light In
fanfry Excelsior Brigade), and detachment OF ore
hundred men, under Captain Holt, from Camp Scott,
staten Island detailed to receive two companies OF ore
hundred each under Captains Doyle and Grover, VIII be
reviewed at the headquarters Of BrEader General
sicies, al the City Hail. at half p,st nine A. 70 day
after which the four companies viii take breakfast In
the Park barracks, under the supervision Of Quarter
mater Green Of Colonel Van Burens stall and Commit
sary Wright The companies VIII then proceed TO Staten
Ialsad Join the forces at Camp Scott where six
teen hundred Of the Excelsior Brigade ercamped
Six companies left the Red House on wednesday for
the camp at Staten Inland, ard ten companies more Will
leave 70 day. To arrangements at the Island very
satisfactory 70 the men, and we hope In day or two
TO be able TO the camp complete Rud really FOR
vsiters. Two three Of the companies require Few
coed men, ard for that purpose recruiting Office
has been opened al No 10l William street, where men
may enlist. and nom there be taxen Immediately into
quarters.
Dusxnx, N. r., Nay 90, 1861.
The Durkrk battalion, two hundred and ten strong,
hes just left 70 join the Excelsior brigade, Cen sicss
Captain W. D. Stevens and p. Barret were In command
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TRIAL. OF CANNON AND psoJEcrILEs.

tbs Hotcbkiss r.aed cannon with the accompany ivy
patent she. and she'll will be again tested 20 day tho
date East Now York Long Island. Two will
be the ground. Of fourteen and half and the
other OF hve pounds caibre. The latter is claimed TO
possess efficiency superior to that Of larger guns for
ordinary ne Id
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-07

PRESENT TO JErF DAyIs.-I. II. Bromley, a
citizen of Norwich, Connecticut recently
sent, as present to jeff Davis piece of one
of the rafters of the house in which Benedict
Arnold was born, accompanied 10y letter of
which the following is the concluding por-
zion:
This pcn-holder was fashioned from rafer
in the roof under which was boru man
more than any other of the age in which he
lived,-yOur prototype. His name figures
largely in all our revolutionary history. lie
was a soldier, Ike yourself and of the same
rank in the army. His name, like yours, was
synonymous with bravery. Like you, he
fought we'll and bravelv the battles of his
country; never finching from danger, hut al
ways in the thickest of the tght impetuou-
and rash at times, but never cowardiy, and
always daring tc lead where any dared to
follow" | mean no dctraction from the rep
utation you have so hardly earned when
say he was your equal in courage, loyalty
and PATRIOTISM More need not be said SiNty
years have passed since his death, but no
monumental marble bears the inscription of
his name and virtues. \ ct he is not forgot
ten. For more than halfa century past, the
house from whence this relic came has been
pointed out to the passing stranger as the
birth place of Benedict Arnold.
have taken occasion to present you this
pen holder, as n relic whose associations are
linked most closely to the movement Of which
you are the head. Let it lie upon your desk
Tor use in your official duties. In the "eter-
nal fitness of things" let that be its appropri-
ate place. 1t links 1880 20 1861. Through
1t West Point speaks to Montgomery. And if
we may believe that spirits do ever return
and haunt this mundane sphere, we may
reckon with what delight Benedict Arnold 5
Immortal part will follow this fragment of his
paternal roof tree to the hands ia which is
being consummated the work which lie be-
gun.
H.ooping that You will accept this gift in the
spirit In which tits rendered, have the honor
- remain, Your obedient servant,
l. H. BROMLEY
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-07


NNIb DE NERDs-ln this group Of islands,
says Morse, the United States Consul, only
ABOUT 5000 pounds of tobacco are produced
Per a9hum. Sixty thousand pounds are inn
ported only from The United States There
1S 10 expectation whatever All tobacco pays
.o; seh cents per pound on importation. No
olgafS are manufactured. Their greatest and
eeoerage eoe price per thousand is from SIG to
Soo ana OF tobacco prepared for chewing,
Per pound, twenty cents. No snuff is inn
por'eu INTO these islands The native manu-
IacVufed seds at sixty cents per pound. About
que pound of tobacco is consumed per an
huni, on an average, by each of the male in
naoltants The variety grown here cannot
name 1t receive mo especial care. The leaves
ar are IS snort and few. The temperature is from
% % to 500 Tobacco will grow any month
uuring the year. 1t is generally cultivated
IN August September, and October The
SEED Is obtained from America--the average
cost COS being 2 cents per pound. It's gener-
a. any sown down during the rains; but any
II, lime is proper where the soil can be irrigated
L he site selected is near houses, and sheltered
rom the sun, in rich soil The ground is
simply we'll hoed, as preparation for plant
ing The greatest and average value per
pound Of the leaf is from 16 cents to 10 cents.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-07
THE CELEBRATED
M q AGEN Il TIC Oil.
The Greatest Linimentin use!

4 CERTAIN cure for Rheumatism, soreness and
n swelling of the breast, pain AID weakness in the
back and Joints, sprains bruises cramps, numbuess,
frozen limbs bites OF insects, goitre sweed neck,
paralysis Oh loss OF power in the limos burns, ntiama
TONS tuuors, wounds, swengs, salt rheum, &C, &c
And eifeetually and speedily cures most Of the die
eases of Horses, hstua and poll evil in the begin
ningi also sweeny, bi head spawn, spHnt, bruises,
ais strains, scra tches, wound swengs, &C., &c
s4- Manufactured only at the Drug Store Of :, I.
WATTS, Wholes'Se Druggist, Nos. 90 and " Fist
street. Marysyille, Cal. jsnlo-ry
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-07

STEAM PADDY-Says San Francisco cor
respondent of Que of our interior exchanges :
The "Steam Paddy" is another olicct
worthy the attention of the si@ht-secr II
is no wonder this thing excited the anger OF
Murphy for it does work enough in enc day.
to employ in labor for the same time ffjy
lrishmen-dW II can't cote 1t has weird
monster like appearance, as it stands among
the sand hills in its filthy black deformiiy.
putting and breathing our its hot breath like
some demon from the neither world Then
to see the phantom-like arm and elbow rs
with click and rattle of chains it dashes its
great shovel into the emhankment, and with
drawn it ladened with almost a cart-oad OF
earth, with click and rattle swings itself
around with something Of human intelligence
and deposits it in the carrying car-more
rafting of chains, more clanking of machine
ry-more doubling of the monstrous arm-
swinging it around, it dashes again into the
earth for another shovel full, but confirms
the fancy. Men and horses walk about it,
and stand within its machinery, looking like
pgmies, keeping sharp lookout lest they
be crushed 10y the giant. The latter prccau-
tion is quite necessary, for the inventor of
it was Killed by accident occurring in the
working, and if this had occurred two hun
dred years ago the steam Paddy would have
have been condemned as a deodand and forfeit
ed to the King for this murderous act Here,
however, the machine is of great benefit in
smoothing away The inequalities of hill and
hollow, and is esteemed an Indispensable
member of society.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-07

QuAKRELLlNG FOR BRoDERIcAs ESTATE -
After n year and more of litigation concern
ing the estate left by the late senator Brod-
erick, after it was supposed the matter had
been settled, it appears there is to be new
contest over what is considered rich prize,
but which will probably now mostly fall into
the hands of the lawyers as the expenses
are likely to use mp neorly, if not quite the
whole property The finding the will in New
York has always looked mysterious; the
more so as he made no alluson to it in Iii.
dying moments to his nearest and dearest
friends nor is the character of the parties
for whose benefit the will appears to have
been made, such as to give additional conf
dence, is so much needed TO overcome suspi-
cions which naturally arise in case in itself
so hard to account for 1t would not he at
all surprising if the will should be set aside
after all, and the heirs get what is left. if, in
deed, anything is left at the end of the suits
now in progress. The suit just now begun.
is brought by the relatives and heirs Of Mr..
Bgoderick S r. Jo,unoi
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-07
Masonic Notice.

Called meeting of Yuba Lodge, No. 80, F. & A. NJ.
this afternoon at . o'clock. BY order of the W. NJ.
J. II. LASsITER, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-07
MarysviIle III. II. Society.

The monthly meeting of this Society will be held on
Sunday, April 7th at 2 p. NJ. punctuai attend
nee is desired. By order,
JOfEPH LAsK, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-07
Drugs, Oils, Paints, Patent Medicines.
Perfumery, Dental and Surgical
Instruments, Brewers s. Soda
Material, Druggists Glass
arn. Etc. Etc.

With n complete assortment Of all goods kept in 2
well supplied Wholesale Drug Store, which purch-
ase invariably Of the best qualities, and at the lowest
cash rates n the Atlantic states, England, France
and Germany.
arrive here by almost every clipper ship, aso by each
steamer per express, all such goods the most IL
able 10 injury from long voyage, thereby enabi-
Ing us to keep our stock fresh and fun.
Our experience in the Drug Trade in California,
sent will he executed on as favorable trms ~
obtained on the Pacific Coast, and with promptness
and dispatch and careful packing trust not only to
give satisfaction but to ofcr inducements well worthy
of purchasers.
sacramento, being the greet ccater and distributing
point i0I all Northern California, uods out induce
meuts Itself to Merchants in the interior to visit it
its advantages are Inoq allied BY any other city on
the Pacific
We have perfected arrangements wish the Manufac-
turers OF great many articles IN line, such Al
cohol, Turpeutiue, Coal on Kerosene Lard OIL Lin
seed OH white Lead Farnshee, Brushes Of all kinds
Pla st,r Paris, Marble Gust Surgical and Dental In
struments etc. giving facilities for supplying the
trade that other house possesses upon the coast.
With increased facilities now selling much
lower than usual, and feel confident that House in
California offer or ater inducements than our
selves in either price or qnality-a personal eXamna
ton of stock is respectfully solicited. Orders by
Mail, Express otherwise, will receive the most
promt and careful attention.
IL. ii. MCDONALD Il CO.,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-07

STREET CORNER GossIP Fernando Wood
got married lately to a blushing bride of %
summers handsome and accomplished, and
certain vuIgally rich people in Fifth Avenue
held a series OF iubilecs in honor of the ocea-
sion. Mayor Wood, you must knoN is in the
neighborhood of Fifty; but then. if not hand
some, he's rich, and that's something its
everything here-for the rising generation
are Taught to look upon wealth as the real
criterion OF excellence, the great tali-man to
rcspeetabiIity, and the lever that moves the
social universe.
Well. Fernando got married, but not be-
fore he deposited one hundred thousand dol
lars worth of a certain kind of Mississippi
State bonds in the hands of the dotng papa
of course, as a dowry for the wife. Some
malicious people say that this sum was the
purchase money for the beautiful angel in
dry goods. I he marriage ceremony was per
formed in great ST ye; private dinner parties,
balls and roDtes followed, and the hone ymoon
passed away in blaze of happiness and a
whirlwinI of fashionable eciot-everythng
went merry until papa thought he would en-
ter into some little financial spceulations, GER
tainly on the wifr's account. when, 10 and be
hold domestic storm arose, which has
threatened TO mar the enjoymcnts of married
life. No one could account for IL certain cool
ness that sprung up around the genial hearth
stone.
There was a breeze somewhere and that
mythical parsonage, Mrs Grundy, was deter
mined to find it out. Probably she did, but
rurnor hath it that the bonds were worthless
aud louugers around "our corner assert that
the marriage was contaminated under false
prctenccs can scarcely believe it. OF
course, Fernando who asp,rcs TO be next
President, wouldn't do such thing Wood
has lost cast with the Mozart organization,
and Tammany won't have anything to do
with him. John Cochrane, member of Con-
,yress, has suppauted him in the affections Of
the former who are now trying to get up n
new party on the Union queston.-N T.
cor. -dk0
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-07
III. BOWMAN, Druggist,

2GO street, Opposite Plaza, Sacramento,
And by &. H. POLLA IL ID, Agent, st.,
next to the Western House, Marysvile. febl 3ms