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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

STAMPEDE AMONG THE "SCuouLMA' ANS. 1t
is related that yesterday the worthy young
ladies who are engaged as teachers in the
public schools, had become aware that the
fund in the treasury would not be adequate
to their payment. Under the impression that
"lirst come would be first served with war
rants by the Superintendent each without
communicating her design to the rest, resolv-
ed to be there first. So,E from divers QUAR-
ters, and very early in the morning, hurried
the fair ones, with steps acceleraling as the
fear of some one being in advance urged on
the delicate little gaiters. But, lol on reach
ing the office, the door was beseiged and
others kept coming. The Superintendent was
still a-bed, and it was discovered that the
same idea had been extensively prevalent
Somebody said that the eXpectnnt assembly
put him in mind of general Judgment eX-
press'y for pretty women, or of IA female mass
meeting in town with but one looking
glass At er while the President of the
Board Of Education happening that way told
them that pro capita division Of the funds
would be made, and the mass meeting dis
per,eG
1t is deplorablc that the worthy young Ia
dies, who SO well deserve the respect of the
community and prompt payment for well
performed duties, should he for several
months deprived Of a portion of their sala
ries but it is even 50. We understand that
for the next five or six months if the schools
are keptin operation, they will have to 90 on
tick,-S H. Fee Joarnai.
VERY NoBBY-A San Francisco paper
says
"full dress" concert is TO be given at some
place in the city to night The dress re-
quired for gentlemen is given in morning
/, ,per and those poor devils who can't make
the rifle had better stay at home, or visit
the churches, theaiers, or snch low places Of
amusement The style is as follows: "The
dress for gentlemen "iIl be black dress
coat, black pants light quot white) vest, and
Fashionable neck-tie" Perhaps it would be
well to add that mittens are not allowed and
the perfume decided upon is Patchou!y.--
Won't it be nobby, though?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
A Celestial lrishmans

We find the following in the Dublin Ma
70 tie Editor oftde Norning Chronicle
SRA letter has been received in town
from an officer of the 3rd Bluffs, at present in
China, lately resident in Quebec, stating
that the Chinese Commander-iu- u-Chief sam
Ko Lin-Sin, is of Irish extraction, and that
to him belongs some of the merit of bringing
the war to termination. which, if not end.
ing as the Chine.e anticipated, will eventual.
" be most advantageous to them and
blessing to humanity.
The facts as detailed are, that the Chinese
Generals father was q native Of the county OF
Wexford, whose name was Sam Coilin-; he
having been engaged in the Irish rebellion
of l79S, after the battle of Vinegar I'M,
found it necessary to leave ireland, and al
ter passing through many vicissitudes Of for
tune, found himself in China in 1908 when
entering into the service of high mandarin,
1910, he married his only child possessing
great wealth. and was promoted TO be man
darian of high rank in a few years. The
subject of the present notice was named after
his father, and 10y him familiarity called sam
Collins son, or as the Chinese pronounce It,
Sam 10. Lin-Sin, who early in youth, mani
Tested great prediction for the military
art, and ladies'; attested by the high position
ne has gained, as commandment -chiei OF the
Nhinese army, and the possessor OF twenty
1hree wives, and it is said over one hundred
children all alive, many of whom have al
ready attained high positions in the Chinese
empire.
After peace was proclaimed, he desired to
nave some Irish officers introduced TO him, and
showed them letters addressed to his father,
dated from Ballymore in 1905 to 1910, when
correspondence ceased and from some OF
tne Pflvates from the county of Wexford
VINO were honored with an interview. lie
ihade inquiries of persons whose names were
iainlnarto them-though thoroughly Chinese
IN habits and manners, there were OCCASION
any traits of feelings, as well as difference OF
feature and expression which attested with
out the letters the truth of his statement
in Irlade through an interpreter, who was lIish'
40 the men and officers of the regiment ne
gave tokens of his regard, which they wish
70 70 oe able to show to their wondering rela
tions In Ireland. on their return to their ma
1--WE land. Believing the foregoing might
interest some of your readers, place it at
Your disposal in.
Quebec, oath Jan. 1851.
This Celestial is no relation of our friend,
oohn Collins of Fosters Bar, and in one re-
spect he has no assimilation to him what
ever. The Fosters Bar Collins has no wife
at all, while the Celestial Collins has twenty
three.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

EUGENE SCRIBE, THE DRANATIsr.-Scribe has
just died, IN Paris, at the ripe age of Il
Less a dramatistihan a manufacturer OF com
edies vaudeylles aid opera librettos, Scribe
produced, IN the fifty Years Of bis profession
al life, more material iUv the theatrical
amusement of France, and all She rest Of the
world. than any ten others in bis iiue of busi-
ness for with him it was mere business
is operation mechanical and ills Object mon
ev. More then four hundred plays are as,
crbed to his pen, and for the connection OF
these he had veritable factory, where he
empioved the services of such ioUrneymen
and apprentices as in France arc elegantly
denouinated coHaborateurS indeed, this col
laboratug system was inaugurated by Scribe,
ahd Alexander Dumas owes him a monu-
ment Among the clever workmen in this
great paymaker's shop were such handy fell
lows as Casimir, Delavigne Melville, Bra
der, Carmouche. Dupin, Warner, and Bay
ard Each had his speciafty-this for the
idea, that for the plot, another for the dia-
logue, sill another for the vorses--so Tint
vaudeville, such as should set all Paris in
roar, in passing through the pens Of these
gentlemen, went through almost as many
proces>e a pin. Then there was the in
culculabie scribe, full of eXpertnoss aud in
dustry, overseeing all, directing all, adding
here u quaint character, there bewildering
situation, in another place sparkling epi-
gram-all point aud surprise; and the end
that crowned the work was the honesty tfor
which NJ Dumas the elder will not venture
To dedicate monument to himio attaching
besides his own signature, the name of his
principal coHa5orate3W-Paris cor. alta
THE INDErlNDrNcE OF IRELAND Thomas
short time since, upon recent events In Ire
bind. lie thought that Ireland should look
to France for deliverauce from her English
foes, and that Louis Napoleon was the proper
man to accomplish this object, and give free
dom TO his cuuntrVmen
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

TIE Custom lIoUsE QuALlFlCATGoNS.-As a
change will soon take place in the admins
tration Of our Custom House, and as there
are some thousands Of anxious eXpectauts for
the fat places of the deeapitatcd, we will, say 5
the Mirror, for the benefit of the new en-
ployecs, (who have never had an oppor,uu,-
ty of learning the ropes) give list Of the
qualifications, as drawn mp by the "Posha:"
l. An entire ignorance of any of the more
snowy branches of learning. it being most
democratic to bc man of few words, and to
utter these words with liberal disregard Of
the rules Of grammar.
,. Very snort hair, aifording the slightest
possible grasp for an antagonist in case Of a
passage at arms-hom the shoulder Of the
antagonist to theheal Of the aprontee.
Mutiachc dyed jet black, without regard
to the natural color Of the hair, or the nature
Of the complexion.
4. Large deveopmentof the Liceps and
pectoral muscles, and hardness of the fins, ~
(to be estimated 10y the number Of policemen
knocked DOWN. with a general symmetry Of
every organ except the nose, which, if its
cartilaginous portion be bitten off, is valuable
as proof Of courage and experience.
5, Physical ability TO drink confusion to
the opposition at all times, in all places, and
in every sort oC beverage from the oily OtHrd
of Senator TO the blue ruin of Council
man.
a total absence of anything like con-
science, it being plain that tender moral
sense is troublesome superAuiry, as much
out OF place in the bosom of nn official as Il
pig in the grotlo of a houri.
T. A liberal soul--to be exhibited in CON
tributng large portion Of his salary to the
support Of the party, ana iudrnnjfying him
self for his generosity by lingering the public
purse.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
W II Y

does Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye present stronger
claims to public confidence than any other Hair Dye
in eXlstence2
BECAUSE
it is the only that has ever been analyzed and
publicly approved by the highest Chemical authority.
ALSO
the that no other dye has ever been subec
ted to chemical analysis at all.
MOREOVER,
besides being free from every poisonous ingredient, it
confers finer black brown, and IN shorter space
of time than any other dye in the World Sold every
where, and applied by all Hair Dressers. CRIsTAnoRo
No Ast0r House New York. mhl6
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

ANrcDorE or GEN. WooL.-At Willards,
Washington. the other evening a lady was
seated at the piano singing General Wool,
wearing his button, asked her to sing the
"Star Snancled Banner" She did it with ad-
mirable effect The General stood beside
her with the tears running down his cheeks,
and as he turned to dash them from eyes that
never dnaied from his country's foes on the
field of battle. the parlor rang with the ap-
plause the song and the scene so well nerited.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
Attention Yuba Engine Co. Nc. 2.

Your Quarterly Meeting takes place til Friday ev-
ening, Apri5th 1851, at o'clock. All members are
requested to appear in full uniform. BY order,
TUOS. j. POWERS, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
SAcRAMrNrn. Anril Aih.

SENATE-Mr DeLong INTRODUCED an act rel
ative to the issuance Of certificates to exempt
firemen. Referred to San Francisco delega-
tion.
MIR. Rhodes offered resolution that a
Committee of seven be appointed by the
Chair, to act with the House Committee on
the apportionment of the State, under act of
Congress. Adopted.
An act to grant the right to Skelly d Co
to construct a railroad in the streets of San
Francisco Passed
AssEMDLY-Bill to provide for the main
tenance ofthe INDECENT sick ofSiskiyou coun-
ty. Passed
Senate bill to reimburse to Mary B. Rus.
sell, in behalf of the Sisters of Mercy, mo-
neys expended in the byria of the dead.
Passed.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

Mn. YANcEY disappointed in all his per
sonal aspirations, has retired, gloomy and
morose to private life How long before he
will be agitating for the disruption OF the
Sonthern government
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
EEL &c RAPRTC
IOvER THE STATE LlNE.l
From san Francisco,
san FHA>crsco, April At

SAN FGANcIsco, April 4th.
Geo. K. Shell and Al Ihayer, contestants
for the seat in Congress Just vacated by Mr.
Stout of Oregon, arrived here Yesterday 10y
the steamer Panama, on their way to Wash
ington.
Lady Franklin and Miss Craycroft arrived
here last evening by the Panama.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

SOME of President jeff. Davis admirers in
Rome. Ga, are making preparations TO pre-
sent him fine buggy. such a present to
him seems entirely unnecessary. We guess
he will soon find ihe official bed he sleeps in
a little buggy-LcuiSrHe JournaL
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

MAKING Coop TulNG OF Ir-Jef Davis
is making good thing cut of his Office of
President of the southern Confederary. Il
is reported that five millions of the prol osed
loan of fifteen millions have been taken, sfd
that there will be no trouble about the bal
ance There is, therefore, some money in
the treasury, and p siion under the pro-
posed new government is not merely an hon.
or. The salary of Mr. Davis is fixed at $50,-
coo year which, for six years, will amount
to the snug little sum of 100000 IT, in
the meantime, Mr.. Davis could get up a lit
tie carp dctot, and declare himself Dictator
for FIFE secession would not have been advo-
Gated 10y him to 10 purpose. To this, things
are unmistakably tending in the Cotton
;-tates.-AHa
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

The most interesting feature of the last
Circuit Court at Morrisville, New York, was
a breach of promise case, brought by Miss
Baldwin, Of Oneida Lake, against "A Mr.. Ste
veus, the same vicinity. Mr.. 5. had, sub-
sequentIy to this fatal engagement, married
another lady, ut justice and Miss Baldwin
were following him, and the affair ended in
Judgment against him of S3 900 damages
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
2, 1, s, g * 10 and IL Horse Genuin
Pitts Iach;npS.
All sizes OF the Kotchum COmbi
Reaper
o. hand, 0nd lor sale che0p lor cash.

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All, the diTercnt make of Thrashers which repre-
in this advertisement, are maul ltHcured only by
tine parties above uamed and stand ahead Of all other
makers
EXTRAS qfaUHe di9syeat ma5e Of fNfcdiass, can
be hdd On, short notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
CARD.
THE CELEBRATED
I've .EAGEN Il Z IL OAAs,
The Greatest Linimentin use!

A CERTAIN cure for Rheumatism, soreness and
"a swelling Of the breast, pain and weakness in the
b8ck and Joints, sprains bruises, cramps, numbness
frozen limbs, bites OF insects goitre sweed neck,
paralysis o loss Of power in the limbs, burns, ntama
tons tunurs, wounds swengs, salt rheum &C, &c
And elIectually and speedily cures most Of the di
eases OF Horses, istua and poll evil in the begin
ming; also sweeny, hi head, spawn, splint, bruises
pais'strains, scratches, wound swellings, &c, &c
~ Manufactured only at the Drug Store Of = T.
WATTS, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 90 and 92 Fi!st
street, Marysvile, Cal. jan16-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
il. BOWMAN, Druggist,

2G0 street, (opposite Plaza, Sacramento,
And bye. II. POLLARD, Agent, D st,
next to the Western House, Mary svile sebl 3ms
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

VNEsE UNDERSEGNED. HAVING
L purchased the entire Stock, Interest, Rights ef
Manufacturing, &c of II. T. KELLY & co, will con-
tnue the Wholesale and Retail Drug Business as here
tofore az % street next to the Western House
@. POLLARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
List OF Articles Manufactured at
THOS. OGG SUAW'S
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

e. pECK'S liEAPER OR II ARVrSTER, which is by
far superior to any imported machine took First
Premiu at Sacramento in lS5S and in 1853.
This machine is both light and durable
THE CALIFORNIA co BINED REAPER AND
MOWER, which cuts six feet in width, and is the best
machine on th., Coast. This machine tool<'the FIRST
Premium at the great trial, last season, at Oakland,
over eleven other machines.
RIDGES PATENU EQUALlZING SCREW HORSE
POWtR.--posSesses great advantages over any
other Power in use, and is well calculated for doing
all kinds of work u.ually done by Horse Powers,
can be easily repaired, and at little expense.
EGGLESTJN'S BROADCAST PATENT SOWING MA
CHINE.-This is the only Seed Sower ever invented
that can be depended upon for sowing OF grain, on
all qualities soil, and in all kinds Of weather. 1t
can be changed suitable to SOW the smallest quant
ty Of Grass seed per acre. to the largest quantity Of
Wheat, Oats, Barley, or any other G ain, sown
broadcast. The cutoff slides arranged that
in closing out land, any width may he sown, from
TWELVE FEET down to ONE; has taken FIPST
PREMIUM at every State and Comfy Fair where
has been pNlibitpl.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
TdOS. OGG SHAW.
STEAM THRAsaERs FOR 1861
4O-INCH CYLINDER,
Jn0 A. Pitts Genuine make, Buflalo,N.Y

40-INCU CYLINDER,
Jn0 A. Pitts Genuine make, Bullalo,N.Y
xFTITiI ALL OF c. NJ. RUSSELL'S improvements
w in the Shoe and Cylinder; superior TO the Rus
sell make OF Machine, both in material and Workman
Ship as well as finish with
TWELVE HORSE POWER STEAM ENGINE,
on TrucEs, ana capable Of Thrashug in one day, at
least Three Thousand sacks ofgy0ta, which is more
than has hecn done y amy machine, in the same
length of time.
2, 1, 6, g * 10 and l2 Horse Genuine
Pitts Machines,
Wih al Of Russel's lat IS improyemontsin the She
and Pivot Cylinder to run with Belt and Jack, the
same as The Genuine Russell make OF Machines The
small Machines in an respects the same as the large
Machine, to run with Ger as the cid stl e Pits
The above Machines are made at Buffalo Y,
expressly for me ana under my direction. This make
of Machine has rival and has taken this year, the
following list of FIRST PREMIUMS to wit
AT the STATE FAIR in 5 cramento, over the RUSSELL
In Iowa Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan,
Kentucky, Virginia, Mary yland.
has not been placed on Exhibition in any other State,
No Machine genuine except those made al Buffalo,
N. Y, and marked -. A. PllrS.'
c. "a. Russell's Ohio Thrashing Machine.
Eight and ten lIors, Power, manufactured at Mas
siton, expressly to fill my order, with ras and al
complete.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

ARTuNUs WARD writes from the West, as
follows; They've got pannck up this
way, and relooses to take Western money. 1t
was never worth much, and when Western
men, who know what it is, reloose to take
their own money, itisalout time other folks
stop't handin it, Banks is Dustin every day,
goin up higher nor any balloon of which we
have any record These Western bankers
air a sweet and luvly set of men. | wish
owned as good house us some on EN- would
break into"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
Bowman's Liniuaent

Is very unlike the filthy compounds Of grease and tar
so much in use which only tesmear the surface snd
aggi avatcs the disease. Being penetrating as well
CLEAN preparation, it is alike beneficial to man
and beast and the hest article in use for
RHEUMATISM SPRAINS, BRUISES, SWEENEY,
SORE TIL ROAT, STRAINS, SWEENY,
CALLS, SPAWN, POLL EVIL, sc.
Prepared and sold bY
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

A FREE AYr EASY ArEMa-ln noticing Il
conccr: to take place in San Francisco, the
Bulletin says:
The grand full dress concert" Of Miss
Isabel Land viii take place in the American
lhcater. lti presumed tha fun dress 80
in California means that the ladies shall not
be merely hait-dresaed as is sometimes the
ease elsewhere, when tbs phrase is used We
have been desired to announce, however,
that all will be welcome even to the dress
circle whether they have bounets on their
heads or only matufe's cogeri"g. or wear silk
or calico.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

THE FLoPEMENr-About forty years ago
gentleman was tried and convicted, upon cir
cuu>taulial evidence of tl,e murder Of his
niece.
She was heard to exchim, " don't kill me-
uncle, don't Kill met and at that instant a
pistol or fowling piece was fired off Upon
these circumstances, the gentleman was con-
victed and executed. Near twelve months
after the niece who had eoped. rived in
England and hearing of the affair, clucida-
ted the whole transaction. 1t appears she
had formed an attachment for a person of
whom her uuclc disarproved. When walk
inc in the fields he was earnestly dissuadiug
her from the connection, when she replied
that she was resolved to have him, or it
would be her death and therefore she said
" don't Kill me uncle, don't Kill me! " At
the moment she uttered these words, fowl
ing piece was dicsharged by sportsman in a
ueighboling field The same night she elopel
FROM heruncle's house; and the combination
Of these suspicious circumstances occasioned
his ignoninious DEATH