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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-04

MAYOR CoUET.-Yesterl the following cases were
disposed Of by the Mayor
william Hutchinson charged with assaulting Patri,k
Dorla required 20 give $3.50 security keep the
peace.
VIM Jones' charged with asssulting LittetOn B. lips
comb. Case continued
Archer Cross for assaulting Warren Richards,
der,i 20 be punished Both free negroes.
John Fours for being drunk in the street. sent to
iai. TO nedjat. on the tolly Of intempersnee.
Jane Johnson, slave OF Hartley Graham, for receiv.
in. various plates and goblets stolen from the ExchAng
Hotel VAS sent down for punishment
An Dob-On, for keeping dsorderly house on Cary
street committed IN default Of security for her good
behavior
JOAN Mcmahon, for beating his wife. sent we
hops, 70 the chau-gaug. Mrs.. Non. exhibited 70 the
MAYOR he- shoulder and arm backened With the blows
iad,u ted upon her by her reprobate husband.
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T.rAnLK PNOrERrr.-The value Of the real estate 10
,hi. oty according to the books CT Mr. DAbney NJ Mil
Ter CITY Assessor, is SAL ss9, 922. under the vsul
lion of the present year. aud the amount Of taxes as
sessed thereon, S2l47l. Compared with 1862 the io
ln. n, difference Is shown:
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TsEcoND DESPATCH /

TIE ST. LOUIS HABEAS CORPUS CASE-GEN.
HARVEY REMOVED FROM TIE COMMAND OF
THE DEPARTMENT
ST Louis, May 3I.--In the Mcdonald ha5eas corpus
case Gen. Harvey made u return that Mcdonald had
been removed TO Illinois. That he had never had the
BODY of the prisoner under his control aud consequently
vas unable TO pTodCce him.
General Harvey further stated tina. by orders from
Washington he tad been removed from the command
Of the department Il IS understood that Gen. Lyon
" 4 succeed General Harney.
MORE TROOPS FOR REINFORCE
MENTS FOR FORTRESS MONROE.
FrSRA. \. y Nav Sl-TwO more regiments have
been ordered 10 Washington.
BosroS, Nay 2l-The steamer Cambridge LEFT here
this afternoon for Fortress Monroe, with lumber tools
and provisions Also picked company of sappers aud
miners under a r,quisition from Gen Butler. Brig.
Gen Pierce and stall 20 in her. Also communication
from the Governor 10 examine the condition OF the sd
aud an NasSschus etts regiments.
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WANTED.
vy0p OU,RryRNAsTrRls DEPAI

IL LEEDS.-The undersigned has facilities for ma
Erg sales Of Nsia Lands AID Farms FOR which there Is
present u0Iy, and requests geuteuleu DESTROYS Of selling Virgin
"a property, % exchanging Tor other improved or unimProyed
pts1nsl property communicate 81 letter Nth him.
H srs TO John ews Peytou Es Alsernon : saivsa ss9
ts rres.dent American Excl Bauk " T. Hoof
CO. Eq rrelsn Continental BANK, Hastt, Pa President
B.rs dst.. Commonwealth THOMAS BOND,
Bros Y. $40. P. o.
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ALLEGlIANY SPRINGS,
Montgomery County. virginia.

yEVrIs c.brsl Va e56g lc, all beopsnel for e reception
8 "A. V.ttrs ON no DC CAV o. Jlge
Inei $50 UE-s from the virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
Ary % access az "a Che best security 10y families
Lb department Is sed hy the p-oprst3rs ali al
feuI personally he % fhtir guess
% these springs st4rd unryAed FOR the q
b.. sUrls.a
my io-l,cia BOOTH. COLHOUN co.
uLSsgSsEPPs LAND FOE SALE.
OFFth f1- y Plantation GA Madison county, Miss There
b. 1900 'u cu'tsa which Il al table land except
about OF bItom There place
house. CommodOu with The ward tuey Set
10 shrub berry, ella house, dur framed quarters
every make comfortable The plantation II vel
hsdgc 10 o.. state fJr the plantation
a,t- " DCRfEY,
au9--f Vernon Madison county. MAa
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AUTHORIZES CAPITAL. $500, 900

AUTUGREEED CAPITAL. $500, 900!
THE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
TEyHE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample cssh Gap
by the Legislature OF Virginia. will receive
Deposes Pivc Dollars and upwards which Interest
vii be paid Six per per remaining
months Five per centum enuum less than sr month";
Interest payable kenii-S H.sualty, desired
Deposes their ONCE at the store Of MesS Duke
Huicheson, No. 90 Main Street. -
J. J. WILSON, President.
A A HUrUzEon Freasurer aGll-1y
"RLOOMSRUSkY" FOR SALE.
TUyHE undersigned offers for sale the TRACT OF LAND called
Bloomsbury" In Cupeper county about three miles nom
Brandy Station containing Hundred Acres II ston the
farm lately by MossFs Wise and Kennedy and
The lands Of O. c. Bechharn Dr. O from and wm J. Fife
This situated In nGghborhocd remarkably adapted 10
the growth Of wheat grass Bulldogs reiher DID, hut
with moderate repairs will sufficient for the comfortable
mediation family DESTROYS OF purchasing Invited
examine place themselves We Will merely remark that
considered OF the best farms IN this neigh
borhood. especially for wheat
Terms viii be made accommodating.
further infornatOu apply 10 John Hauehe near way
Conythouse JOHN SLAUGHTER,
Anp6-ou HILL @. BRADFORD.
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DARTON g. GUFSrIER CLARST WINE-In
ID quart and put bottles OF really tne quality, and at
moderate prices for sale by -
myg Bf AIR 4 CLAMBERLAiNE
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I'm "a E,r.rinAr Nc-hnLk IN.

From ne Bsd.niaer, Norton, IA.
oephsc Pills accomplish the object for which they made,
St Cure OF headache In all It's forms.
From as Examiner Horfo1, Ia.
They have been tested in than thousand case with
tire success.
From hS Democrat, 81 Cloud, MINI.
have been troubled with the headache send for
box cePha; P that may have them In Of At
From ne Adreytisor, PropidenGS, ri
The Cephac to remarkably effective remedy
for the headaehe and OF the best for that very frequent
complaint which has ever been discovered
From he Western r. r. gazette, Chicago, H.
heartily Mr. spaiding and his unriVaed Cephsls
Pills.
From ne Edrd,csd Tauey STR, Rard,cho, Ia.
We ta.t persons suffering with headaehe try them.
will stick to them.
From ne Southern ran Finder. Neto Orleans la.
Try them you hs afflicted and we sure that your te'
mony added the already list that has recev.
ed benefits that no other medicine can produce.
From ne s. Louis Democrat
The Immense demand for the article oephale Pn rapidly
Increasing
From ne Caste, Davenport, Io.oo.
not kn00 70 possess real merit.
From ne Advertiser Providence, RI
The testimony their strong from the refpeca.
ole quarters.
From he Daily Ne,cs, N9irport X. l.
cephanc Pills taxing the place Of all kinds.
From he Commercial Bulletin, BSA~s. No.
Bald 10 be very eficacious for the headache
TEren ne Commercial, CVncissI
Suffering humanity be relieved.
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ARMY MOVEMENTS.

Nav YoRE. MAY 3l.-Nsjor Kms arrived here this
morning from Boston, with lot Of new uniforms for
the light artillery stationed at the Relay House, near
Baltimore.
The schooner Horace, with Capt. Wallace and his
command Of ls infantry arrived from Texas this morn
ing.
CARLISLE. Nav Sl.-The Philadelphia City Troop, with
aOO regular cavalry left here this morning for Shippers
burg t is supposed they will proceed thence to Cham
b,rsburg.
THE BLOCKADE OF NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISVILLE MAY 3l-A dspaJcN from Chas. A FtE-
er published in the New Orleans Picsy une OF the az
Instant SAYS that the U. s. Brooklyn Is block
aiding the mouths Of the Mississippi
Tue Pensacola correspondent OF the Mobile Advertiser
states that several vessels including three from Apach
eoa have been driven from there with two or three
days, by the blOekadiog fce..
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

GALE OT STOCK AT AUCTION Ca Thursday,
- June 18Th u o'clock, at once will sell nj Public
Auction six cen shares Of in the
les JOHN A. LA"CAsIER son.
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NOTICE. TO TAXPAYERS.
JULIUS HoB soN. q. c r
BOOkS AND MAGA ZINs FOa TIE
SOLDIER WITHOUT PRICE

RANDOLPH 2l Main Street has large stock Of South
u Literary MeSe1ge DeBcws Southern Review HArpes
Magazine Punam's Monthly Bsckwood forth Bh L,nion
Quarterly and other magazine besides several hundred
q light literature, which offered 10 the Sds With
| out money or price my2i
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VIRGINIA MAP FOR % CTS.

J. W KANDULFH
sale. % cents handsome Map Of Nrrina In cases
for the pocket Also, Richie Dunnsyants Map OF virginia
Al SO my30
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-04

NOTTCE.we wish to call the attention OF those who Ia
~ the den-e OF county, that have and
constantly manufacturing all kinds Of Camp Furniture such
Meas Chests Folding Tables, Cots Camp Stools and Mar
Also style Of oSmp Bedstead and Mattress combined,
which superior anything Of The kind nysnted Is sh
aud axes but small We have furnished several r-g
demand has greater could supply
We this method TO inform friends and the public that
hsve Engaged lager Lumber OF and after to-day
fiji all orders as given, a. low prices.
We employ good Cabinet Makers make
up Camp Parnure
BELyIN ATKINSON. Cabinet Manufacturers
mv30 18Th Governor St. between Main and Franklin.
DUCK GAUNTLET, for Cavalry or Artillery
Srrvicc.Just received lot ofy-ry superior Virginia
ma de Buck Gauntl,ts. WATKINS & FICKLEN,
-
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S75O5l2
$29495 is


The value Of the city real estate according TO the
easement OF 1852 was $50 l76 SS4 Of 1855, SIS S25-
6st: Of 1883, SlI6sS,455.
The following is comparison Of the value Of personal
,,r,n,rty. money etc. assessed this year and last:
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THE RLOCKADE OF NV ORLEANS.
ALLEGED FRAUDS IN CONTRACTS.

HARRIsnURG, May S0.-GOveruor Curtain has ordered
that payment certain heavy contracts for srp lies 10
the yoluneersgbe suspended until the accounts can be
investigated by the commissioners Messrs BerJamln
HAYWOOD and Jacob Fry IT. who directed TO exam
inc all such contracts strictly. Good and substantial
clothing Of the srmy standard is to be seat as fast as
possible to Washington for the fourth and NTH reg
ments of the Pennsyl vsnis volunteers
RAyAGES OF THE ARMY WORN IN KENTUCKY.
louisville, NAY Sl-The srmy worm Is approaching
Louisville in vast numbers hrateniug to destroy all
cereals in this vicinity. n
Immense oulnities Of freight going to Nashville
bv the rail DAD IL is rumOred that transportation Oh
goods South will be stopped On Monday next
Ii is rumored TINT the Nashville road has oeeh stop
ped and that the Tenneseeans will advance loto hen'
tueky and take possession Of the rosd The Union su
Of Kentucky are determined TO permit no aggre>sos'
PRINCE ALFRED AT ST. JOHN.
ST. JoHS, n. b, May SO.-Prince Alfred arrived last
nsht and was received by the Governor and civic au-
tborities. There was also torchght procession oil
6remen and display of fireworks He leaves 10 NOR
-ow for Fredericton and Is expected VIII proceeu W
Quebec By the inland route.
MONEY MATTERS IN CHICAGO.
cucAeo Nay S0.-The bank commissioners have
nsds a call for additional securities fftytwo banks,
having circulation Of s5 900 covered By 81 &c.,
600 Norherp S. 600 Of border State and $500 900
AZ seeded State sio<ks The cali gives the banks I'll the
Las, Of June % make up The deficit.
U. s TROOPS FROM THE FRONTIER.
r...xuuo..u. Nay si--Tbs Usi,ed States troops
-, - fronf.r lave arrived at Fort Lessenworh "a
800 hoallh. Thr len nothing a she posts e1scrt''
sSesp, forsre Iisuk cclouel Ela1y hsi resigned
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INDmOND.s DAVENPORT d CO..
IA OYER FOR SALE:
600 casks "uibberts" London Porter. direct Importation
5000 Martins" Salt suitable for packing beef and
pors,
800 bales Cloves,
100 cases "P 4 l." stick Lcorice,
500 pts Gunpowder and Black Teas Of importa-
ton, III
10 cases Preserved Ginger,
1000 Pig. Fire crackers,
$50 kegs Super Carbonate Soda
5000 Tonqua Beans, A
so t,ns Ros / Salt,
5000 bags Manipulated Gufno,
100 baskets Heitkick Wine,
10 dozen Ruckc<s. III.
Pre- jamaica Rum.
Madeira. sherry and Pert Vine,
Hot1f<<er Brady
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BELLE VERNON, ONO, jan Is, 1851.
HESRY O. sPALDIso Esq,
Please INVENTIVE certs for which another
your cephsc Pills. They are truly the best Pills IhdUs
tried.
Direct A. SLOWER P. VI.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot o., o.
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Cephs Pills accomplish the object for whch they mad
SlI Cure OF headache in all It's forms.
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From N. Democrat st. Cloud, MINI.

They have beea tested in than thousand cases with
tire success.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-04
nom De Adrtrtisor, propideroe, 4. 4

you are have been troubled with the headache send
box Ccephac Pills that you have them In Of
tack.
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WE very large stock OF Old whisky, made frsn
w rye and rye malt for sale at old stand 10Th street. nes
my2I-8n y sTEARNs& co
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II. @. sPALpTsI

BPRUoK CREKK, HUsrISGroS Co., Pa,
January IS 1851
II. O. sPALpNa
sIR:
You will please send me two boxes your CephAc Pills. gend
them Immediately. Respectfully yours,
JNO B sIMoNs
Ps-IAdse used boz cfyOr Pi2s aud fnd item escsL
ent
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MEDICAL CARD,

DIR. A. Y. =. Garnett,
UJkvING removed his residence from Washington d. to
III Richmond will hereafter pursue the practice Of his prOfes-
sion In this city aud vicinity.
Main Street p II. TaylorsneIt door to Meade
4 n Drug C
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We make the following extracts from stray copy Of
the Baltimore SuN Of Saturday which has fallen into
hands.
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MANTEn.

WANTED.
NOR Quarter Masters department. Five Hun 70
l. dred Z. God servICeabie Horses, for Ar All
lery No horses mAy be offered but those which INs
perfectly sound In every respect b. r. FiCkLkN,
ap2T-d2n Mai and Or. Master.
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Mn. sPALpISa.

long since sent for box Of Cephac Pills for The
the Nervous Headache and Cosyene and received the
same. and Aey had good t IioGs Induced 10 send y
Please send b. return mall Direct TO
A. r WHEELER,
Yps!lanti, Mich.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22
Docnments bon the Campnipn.

The friends OF the Peace -Uuion-Secession-
Pacifc-RepublicNeu Neutrality party are hereby
notified that for the low price Of two dollars
per hundred we are prepared to furnish in
pamphlet form the Secession documents
which appear in another column Of this days
DEMccnAr- comprising Lindley's Pacific Re-
public manifesto calling the Committee to-
gether and the test resolutions and State ad-
dress Of the Committee. The merits oftho Cali
fornia Secession cause can thus be thoroughly
placed before the people. Orders must be
invariably accompanied with the cash.
THE PoNY News will be found in another
column. The rebels seemed to be strnining
every nerve TO destroy whatever of tran
guilty remained in Missouri. Their minions
in the Legislature had, it was thought, passed
a Secession ordinance. The people will re-
iect it, unless overawed by rufianism. The
State Militia General and his men had been
released on parole upon their taking an oath
not to fight the U. S Government. The cap
ture Of Camp Jackson by Government troops
was, it appears, followed by some fighting
in which the rebels were worsted A rumor
from Maryland was to the effect that the
rebel Government had asked for an armistice
for sixty days
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22
Card from Rev. III. Smeathman.

The undersigned begs TO acknowledge the
rsceipt Of various sums amounting to 81 ,75O,
90 from the citizens of Marysylle towards
re-purchase of the property known as St
Johns Church. This sum, together with
that collected by the undersigned in San
Francisco through the influence and continu-
ed oxertions Of the Bishop of this Diocese.
has enabled the vestry to make an offer which
was accepted by tho parties holding the
property. The property, as well as the in
strument. which had been hypothecated, is
now restored to the Epscopalians of Marys-
vile, free from those membranes which
have hung over them as an irremoyable pail
for the past three or four years.
After Tx months soiourn among the res
idents of this nourishing and thrifty city, du-
ring which period this work of redemption
was inaugurated and is now brought TO SO
succd5sful an issue, the undersigned desires.
in taking his leave,t TO acknowledge the many
kindnesses he has received at the hands of
the parishioners, and to return his warmest
thanks TO all those who have labored with
him in this onerous undertaking.
H. SMEATnMAN,
Late Rector Of st. Johns Church.
list Of the subscribers can be seen at the
Church or on application to the Warden.
Interior papers please copy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22

CHRISTENING or THE FREE BmDoE-On
Monday next The new Free Bridge across
Feather River is to be ready for travel. The
occasion is to be celebrated by a grand chI-t
ening. The whole vicinity is expected to
turn out, and feast and drink toasts TO the
new concern. Senator Parks will doubtless
be there, as he is the originator of the free
bridge plan. 1t is in contemplation to have
grand ball on the bridge in the evening,
forthe benefit of the Bridge Fund The day
festivities will commence between one and
two o'clock
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22

Ten years ago, Mr.. Seward proclaimed that
there was Higher Law than the Constitu-
ton; the seed Of this pernicious doctrine, SO
carefully sown, is row terminating in our
land, and, like the deadly Upas is poisoning
the very air in which We emoye,-Erpress.
Thirty years ago, Mr.. Calhoun proclaimed
that there was Il Higher Law than the Con-
stitution-the right of States to sccede, lreak
up the Union, and destroy the Constitution /;
the seed of this pernicious doctrine, so care
fully sown, is now terminating in our land,
and, like the deadly Upas, is poisoning the
very dir in which we move.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22

FEARFUL EARTHQuAKE.-The South Ameri-
can adyices confirm the report Of the total
destruction Of the city Of Mendoza Chile.
Not house was left standing. Eight thou.
sand out of twelve thousand of the inhali-
tauts were killed Whole families were
swept away. 1t was the most fearful earth
quake that ever occurred in South America.
New OFFICIALS ARRWED.-Dr..J j. I. Mclean,
Surveyor Of the Port of San Francisco; d. w.
Chccsman, Superintendent of the Mint Ira
T. Rankin, Collector Of Sun Francisco; W. b.
Farwell, Naval Officer; G. N. Hanson. SUPER.
intendont Of Indian Affairs fer the Northern
District J. 7. II Wentworth, Superintendent
Of Indian Affairs for the Southern District
arrived AZ San Francisco by the last steamer
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22

X. g. C-Col Hatchs County Committee
have called a County Convention Of the
faithful to meet in this city on the goth inst,
for the purpose Of electing delegates to the
Grand Encampment at Sacramento, on the
18th Of June The test resolution adopted
reads thus:
"Hcsolred, That all Democrats, and all
other conservative Union men, who endorse
The Crtteuden, or other similar Compromise,
and who are in favor Of the Union Of the
States aud IA peaceful solution of our Nation
al difficulties, are cordially invited to parlici-
pate In our primary election"
This being interpreted means: Resolved,
That all friends of jeff Davis, and all other
conservative Union men ii. C. all r. G. C.s
who are for a Pacific Republic though un-
friendly to j. D.; who endorse the Critten-
den or other similar compromise ii. e. who
favor the neglecting Of the present to talk
over the past, in order that thieves may
break through and stcal) and who are in favor
of the Union Of the States, Ii. e. the slave
holding States, California and Oregon) and
a peaceful solution Of our National Difficult
ties, Il. c. peaceful submission by the Gov
ernment TO annihilation by jeff. Dayis,) are
invited to participate in our primary elections
A better test would have been been:
lst. Are you opposed to the law Of self pre-
servaton
I'd. viii you oppose yonr country, right
or wrong, when you are not in Office?
Sd. VIII you support the California ES-
press, and help retain in power the Court
House party in this county?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22
Notice.
Summons.


STATE FoCAfIFORNIA--In the Justices Court
- Y uba Township, in and for the county of Sutter
The People of the State of California, to John Wym,n
Greeting You rehereby summoned to appear be-
fore me- at office in the Township of Yuba in the
County of Suter, the first day of June, A. D. 1861 at
10 o'clock, A. NJ TO answer unto the complaint of VIM
II. Denton who sues to recover the sum ofeIghtvfour
45100 dollars balance due to him from you on an ac
count for hay, barley and board had anu received bv
you from the plaintiff at your instance and request at
the city of Marysgie between the 10Th day Of October
1859 and the 23d day of April, 1861, per COMPLAINT
on file In my office; when judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount together with costs
and damages if you fail appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable, Greeting: Make
legal service and due return hereof Given under NV
hand, this 20th day of May, A. D. 1861.
A. S. LONG, [sEAL1
Justice of the Peace OF said 1ownship
hereby order this Summons to be published in the
Daily National Democrat newspaper, published in the
city of Ma'ysvle, for the period of ten days Given
under my hand this 2Oth day of May, A. D. 1861.
AS. LONG,
my22-10d+ Justice of the Peace, Yuba Township.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22

The TnEATER-Mrs Hayne was greeted
with fair audience last evening, and the
liunchback was presented in a crcditable
manner Mrs. Haynes Julia was splendid
pcraonation, Mayo's Master Walter was bet
ter than we expected from SO young an actor
The company is very good, and all seemed
laboring faithfullyto TO please. Tonight In
gomar will be presented, with the alterpicce
Of Family Jars.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22

PERsoNAL.--We had the pleasure of a call
yesterday from Senator Vance of Butte and
Plumas who passed through the city on his
way home from the field Of his legislative la
bors
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22

WooDBGDGE.-The Union men of Wood
bridge, San Joaquin county, announce that on
Saturday evening next they will hold Union
meeting at that place, and that on the occa-
sion order ~iH be preserved 1t will be re-
membered that the Secessionists recently
broke up Union meeting at the same place
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22

Man DEowNED.--A man fell off the steam
er Swallow on her upward trip, from Saera-
mento, yesterday. lie had just arrived from
the East and is supposed to have brother
living in this city. His carpet bag was
opened, and from the contents, lis name is
supposed TO be Martin. The yawl was low
cred and steamer stopped, but no trace of
him eoull be found
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-22

HE LEGIsLATuRE-Th late session of the
Legislature extended over period of four
months and half or one hundred and thir-
ty-three days. Over five hundred acts were
passed, one Union United States Senator, new
officers for the State Insane Asylum, all Union
men, and one Boundary Commissioner do,
were elected, good sound Union resolutions
adopted in both houses, and the name and
fame of the late Hon. David G. Broderick
relieved from the unjust partisan attack con-
tained in resolutions adopted at previous
session. Much good and some harm has been
accomplished. Many of the Legislators have
been made themselves record of which
they will hereafter be proud, while some
have written their names in the States his
tory as traitors to their country.