Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-11
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1861.

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE II. 1861.
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TINS EuRlEAs This company will leave
here on saturday next TO participate in the
grand Firemen's celebration which is TO take
place at San Francisco on Monday, the nth
The Sacramento Bee says that the John T.
Wright will leave Sacramento on Sunday
morning at 10 O'clock and that during the
stay Of our Eureka- at Sacramento they will
y. the guests Of The Eurclas of that city.
We have been honored by the Eurekas Of
Marys,ille with an invitation to accompany
them on their excursion and hereby tender
our thanks for their courtesy and kindness
CLoANs AND MANuEA-By referring to an
advertisement in another column it will be
seen that Mr. Dougherty. of Sacramento, has
opened cloak and mantle store for few
days at No l5 D street, next door to Ann
strongs shoe store. As the Indies are already
aware that Mr. DongLerty manufactures the
most fashionable goods in the country, and at
prices much less, too, than San Francisco
houses, we have no hesitation in advising
them TO call Immediately and make their Sc.
lcc,ons, The stock consists OF rich and ele-
CANT silks Irish, English and French poplins,
linens, etc, etc.
SECESSION BEr.-At san Francisco on FIJI
dpy, a scces7iouist bet that after the 2lst Of
June no United states soldier could be found
in Virginia.
CHARLES WHEArLEIGu-Thi brilliant ac-
tor, the best light comedian ever in Califor-
MIA, commences an engagement at Maguire's
Opera House in San Francisco, this evening.
lie will open in Sclim Sculder, in the "Oc-
toroon.'
A ASucGEsnoN -Major f. Alton Whcelock
states that a. soon as his term Of incarcera-
tiou expires, he will deliver a lecture at the
Bay, on "lluman Nature its Surtrin97 and
Appreciatons.' We propose that the Union
Sece-sioni.s get the Major TO lecture against
coercion. He could speak fcelngly upon
the subject, having been 50 Frequently coerced
by the legal authorities.
SrRoNc ArroINrNGSE-Cap Strong Holt |
Of New London, Conn, has been appointed |
Sailing Master of the higate Minnesota, now
at Hampton Roads, near Norfolk, Virginia
Asoulhwe-t Missouri paper says the equip
ment of each soldier joining a military com
pany in that region Is IA quart of whisky, one
loaf Of bread, one pocket Bible, one Barlow
knife, aud one fine tooth comb
THE Richmond Examiner says the oaly need
of more Southsrn troops in Virginia is, to
scare the Administration away from Wash
ington without striking blow. The rebels
evidently desire to avoid blool-hed. They
viii cndcavor TO confront the Government
forces with such overwhelming numbers as
to render all resistance useless
How rnE SLoEssIoN MovEuENr PGorEcrs
SLAVE Property. According TO an Eastern
exchange, ..the Nirginians themselves say that
if things continue as they have done, y irgiuia
will become free State. Negroc, in Nir-
gina are now worth little or nothing and
even further South they are not .olcaJlc
except at one-iourh their usual price.
ON the Union question, Downcy and Nu.
gent have given cause Of doubt while. So
far as we know, Ca--erly has been entirely
silent But what they work best together
on is the school question.-lSac. Zee.
For the information Of the Boe we will
state upon what we deem unquesGonable
authority, that the firm, uucquiyocol and pa
tiiotic resolutions adopted by our State Gem
tral Committee. on the Sih Of last month
were drawn by Eugene Casserly. If the ed
itor Of the Bee, or any other man, can write |
anything more entirely up TO TIE mark on
the Union question, it should Immediately be
done. Besides this, we state upon our own
knowledge, that Mr. Casserly is without any |
reservation, in favor of the enforcement of
the laws everywhere, and at all hazards,
and in favor of "coercion" for the prescrva-
tion Of the Government, its property and its
honor. As to the school question, that need
give no uncasincss. The constitution of the
state settles the matter beyond all contro-
versy, and adversely to the friends Of Mont
gomerys proposed amendments (Sce Art
TX, Sec of the constitution Of Clifornia)
Mr.. Casserly's known opposition to a fusion
with Brcckinridge sccessionists should have
saved him from the sting Of "the little busy
Bee"
EXCESSIVELY LoYAL.-lhe Mountain Dem
ocrat (Brcckiuridgc) manages 10 insult Lieut..
General Scott and Gen. Wool in four lines.
1t says:
General Wool having made himself cxces-
siyely meldlesome about Washington, Gen.
Scott ordered him off, not wishing to have
rival near the throne'
The Democrat is OF the pcaco-Union stripe.
The llieujs Of the Government do not think
that General Scott is or wishes to be upon a
"lhrone.'
TuE newly appointed officials understand
too well the importance Of party discipline TO