Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-20
Sterling Prices MarysviIIe Organ.

owe would be glad to lay before our read
ers General Prices entire official report of
the battle Of Lexington, but its great length
forbids"
SO said the California Express yesterday.
and then proceeded to copy about a column
of the bloviating report made by that stern
warrior, Price, to claiborne +. jackson,
Governor of Missouri concerning the battle
of Lexington. We congratulate the readers
of the Express upon the handsome liberality
of that paper ia furnishing them with so
much of the report of Price. The people of
this State are patient and law abiding citi-
zens, or they would not endure such goading
insults as are constantly heaped upon them
by the Secession press. We are glad it is SO.
Let us do all things in order. We have en-
tire confidence in the Legislature recently
elected. We believe they will enact a law
this winter. prohibiting the publication of
articles in favor of the rebellion. We hope
the time is not far distant when no paper
will have an existence in this State, which
grieves at being unable to publish in full,
the exutations of thrice e-denounced traitors
like Price, over the slaughter of loyal citi-
zens of the United States 1t is a consumma-
tion devoutly to be wished, but must be at
tained in legitimate and lawful manner
OFFICIAL MAP OF YUBA CoUNTY-We have
received from Nelson Wescoatt, Esq, County
Surveyor, a copy of his new map of Yuba
county,-just compiled from his surveys,
which has been approved by the Board of
Supervisors and declared by them to be the
official map Of the county. We have not
had time as yet, to give this map careful
examination, but see enough in it, at glance,
to satisfy us that it is a very correct and
consequently valuable, document. Giving,
as it does, the boundaries of the different
townships, the name and precise location of
each public house, and every point of any i'm
portance in the county and a table of dis
tances, showing the exact distance of each
from Marysville, it supplies want which
has long been felt. We have no doubtit will
meet ready sale 1t can ! found at the
Office Of Mr.. Wescoatt, IL ne City Hall.
The price is only IS
DISPATCH dated at San Francisco, Octo-
Der 18th says; Il learn tonight that Wig.
orous movements in being made in this city
to have John Conness appointed to the Brig
adler GeneralsLip for this department in the
place of Denver. The application to the
Department in Washington will be made inn
mediately. | am informed that the Repub-
lican State Central Committee and Collector
Rankin will indorse Conneas for the position"
HARD CAsE.-In the Twelfth District Court
San Francisco, on Friday Edward Vain
wright commenced suit against his son, Will
liam, for $4,000 for personal damages. The
father alleges that in Arril last his son as
sailed him, knocked him down, and beat him
severely over the head with piece of wood.
He sustained serious injuries. Part of his
body is paralyzed, and his speech, sight and
hearing are impaired from the beating
THE LATE CAPTAIN STAPLEs.-Captain G..
W. Staples, who was recently shot in Port
land, had received commission as Com
n,au1ar IN tho Irn;iaJ Cfotao Nav, opl ,,o,