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The Slave Trade.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Bcfero Hon Jddse Belts.
JuSs 29--The Grand Jury came into court thls morn
Ing and presented several bills Of ndi,tment among
which were the following The other parties are not IN
custody, and their names caonot be made public
THE SHAVER NIGHTINGALE.
The United States VS.. Bradley wlnslow Minshurne
wesfervet and Samuel B. Haynes, for receiving con.
nnng and OBTAINING negroes on board the nightingale
with intent 10 make them slavee : .
DAEGERoUs AesAUIr on TUE HIGH sxAs. Il
The United states w. VIM. Bradford, for an assault
on the high seas on VIM Perley with sheath kpife on
the Ahip Monarch Of the Sea. =
The United states Daniel J. Downing for q assault
With sheath knife on David Lopez, board the bark
Excel
The United States w. Charles Smith for an assault
with sheath knife on Chas. H. Sinclair, on board tho
Juliet.
TIE CASE OF THE PRIvATKzR SAVANNAH.
The Grand Jury did not present sny bills in the case Of
the Savannah and they informed the Court they had
other business before them Judge Belts requested Thorn
TO retire.
The Judge informed Mr. Ethan Allen United States Dis
trct Attorney, that IL would be necessary to arraan
those prisoners against whom indictments had been
found at as eaily DAP ~ possible
Mr. Allen said the government would be prepared on
Monday.
The Court then adjourned.
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Married.

FMER-NYERs. On Thursday, June ~, by the Rev
Dr. j. bowling, at the Berean Baptist church, ALvs
FISHER 70 AGGIs H., youngest daughter Of Abram q
Myers, all Of this city.
MUnRo-Ol DHAM-On Saturday, June 1, at st. Peter'a
church, Dubhn EDMOND BRxwIR MUNRO, Esq Of Wales
England to Emily, second daughter OF john Oldham Esq
late Of the Bank Of England and niece Of Mrs. Maayn
Of s&apIeton, staten Island.
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CITY CHURCHES TO-DAY.


on.r.. 'hos July and the Existing War, ~ Relates
,ouD d. Brooks vii preach or this subjAc q
,ho ru..N. w. "rsalist church. between 5ixt
| eva s"".. stree orn> ming. Services at halt
ana seventh avenues, his mos. srtarrco, at
past ten o'clock Sermon In the F"'
u, roe O'Clock
In ~ Arms church. Rev ThcnAs Gsl'sudet, fec."
services usual with the voice at b. hpas' 'sn ~
A. IT. and ,vuarter to eight n, am m Inc s'su -
guase at halt.pIs three O'Clock r. NJ ~. r. v. I"e
VIII preach in the morning, and Rev. John Co. "on o.n
rector OF the church o. the Asoension Will pr Gu IN
evsaing.
The Second Univsrsals. socity meets every sses VA
at the Historical Library corDe OF Second avenue A.
Eleventh. street, ut quarter clen oosock A. H. ola
at a quarter to eight P. N. Tbs Rev. W. D. Cook, Of
Eewbcrg WI preach this morning ana evening
Rev. Matthew Halo Smith will prsaoh In Trcnor Hall,
corner Of Rsadxay and Thirty fourth sreet this
Ing at quarter to II O'clock the sswr and In the
evening WI. give his second Of the Sub
ject-"The Position Of this North" To- Commence At
eight O'Clock.
In the Memorial chsYch, Hammond street. corner Ct
waverley place. tue Rev Morgan Dix assistant rector Of
Trinity church. Will preach this evening. Services in the
morning at hapsst ten o'clock, four clock the Of
ternoon and at quarter TO eight TN the evening.
In the Church Of tho Redemption, East F,rvteenth
street, between Third and Fourth avenues the evening
pa5S EeS en- WIZ Do reeuu9O 00rp
Ing service rs usual, at half past ten O'Clock.
In the Church Of the Epiphany Stanton street. between
Esex and Norfolk streets, services Ut halepas the
morning, and at four and eight O'Clock r. H. Tho Eev.
Stephen 81. Tying, Jr, viii preash in the evening.
IN the Blocker street Universalst church. corner OF
Downing street public services at halfpas ten ococ,
in the morning. The evening services will be omitted
until further notice.
In the Beekman Hill Methodist Episcopal church, So.
cond avenue, between Fieth and Fifty fret streets en-
trance on Fftieth street, preaching at halfpast ton
O'Clock in the morning by the Rev. Il. Thompson, D. D.,
and at quarter to eight O'Clock In the evening, by
Chauncey shaiier.
Rev Isaac 8. Kaloch will preach In the La,ght street
church, Of Laght and varick Streets
ten o'clock this morning. upon Gan for the Best and In
the evening" ut quarter before eight, upon The Hea
veny Recognition
Right Rev. Bishop Smith, Of Kentucky, viii preach at
ST. AIMS church, Eighteenth street, Fifth avenue,
this afternoon at half past three o'clock The will
be interpreted for deaf mutee
The Rev. 8. A. Corey will preach In the Murray Hill
Baptist church, Thirty fifth street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues at half pist ton O'Clock this morning and
VI haf past O'Clock In tho evening strawberry
festival will be held in this church next Tuesday evening
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DuRYEe's ZOUAvEs.

IN RFYEoTs OF GEoHGE H. TIxsoVR, SLAIN At
BIG nDTHn.
n knspsack Of George q. TAbouL ono Of the prvates
ofDuvyees uaves slain HI Bethel has been received
90 v.pcSnA, Mt 90 wosssSr ssrSet, New YoEk mo
sack oopta,us some pspers and meney which he y
ansrsrt whereabouts takes this opportunity q
Informing than Of the fact.
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THE CASES OF THE PIRATES.
UNIFIED STATES COMMISSIONER COURT.

STATES COMMtcSlONEhS COUhrs
Bssore Commissioner J. Buchanan Henry.
Yesterday being the day 1sa upcn for the preliminary
hssrmg CT the case Of Captain Baker and his fellow
cossars, captured by our mAnocwar Perry, the room
az ~ GATED States Court Asd with people At W
hcu1 Of one O'Clock, who anxisu TO get sight q
cha acorssd. --------
osnussioasr Henry and ths various counsel were
pssnv6y en- hand at the hosr Assafbr Ne investigation
but the lrisoesrs old not 60. ,,.... ,u..-...
AttoFpey. appeared FOR the govet1sent
= Lssoqoe ap ssred - aaIlssson, he nr.t onlo
So appear fo tho .ss party, PIT was then unav0idsey
y v ass'Sa ..es.sss - 4. 3D.; sas Ts
Ms absest because o. other enlsesnents
pst s sUs q 3: v sSs
appear Mr. Ha,lestcn 10 usion VIII AessE! Deniei
Lord Larcque- Bo~doiu, 80. and they woald dssnd
NJ Nauy ice NAyer said that he appeared for William
Charles Clark Of the seamen OF the savannah whom
the counsel had known In Charleston, and whom he fe
Mr. JAMES RiSgeway said taa. he appeared as general
counsel for all acsured excepting tnose pro-
video with counsel a. sbove stated
NJ Ebau Alien upou opening the Investigation for the
government said that be aid rropose 70 go With
proeeousion wss unwe4 to be present. and anntsr
witness could not be reached IN ttme FOR the IN resfa
So that up 70 sh- time shis msesng, gathering Of
ceuSsel, Mr. James Rifgway was ebe only party whom
che had met who ans for Of the 40
cVS.d and timely notice had been given to him durDg
The day the prosecuton, for the reasons stated
would 10 postpone tho Investigation; that Mr. Rdg
ton thereof thought unnecessary 70 bring the prisoners
into court This the why the parties accused
for wsssopI dragging them through the ssrssis to SATISFY
the curiosity q Idle spectators If no good eud
was 70 be g~nod By T. SIN Il n such circumstances,
cuseo insisted upon the exAmiGation, and the Comms-
sioner deciced that t u,t be iheo msde the prisoners
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PRESENTATION OF A SWORD TO CAPTAIN
MYERS.

On Friday last sword pr sented, at the Park bar
racks to Captain Myers Of she Thirty second regiment
Of New York volunteers, previous TO his departure for
washington. Tho following rs1aaks we've made by the
gentlen,ai having charge OF the presentation
CAPTAIN kyEss-I tavs been eelensei By few Of
friends 70 present 70 you thus sword. While Il ad,rds
mo great pleasure in beog selected the mediu OF
presentation 70 you, regret exceecrg'y that crcum
eanOe0 should have oA forth CT
this kird But en, the issue has been forced upon u.s.
and ,vrry citzsn M ths glorious republic should assume
his ehsre Of the fespot sb to sustain the government
In driving from the OF tho free ami this
hone OF the brave Captain Myers, your friends couli
easily have snsced Some pefsoa better Qusiaec TO make
ton was the me appropriate uneer the circumstances
You recently member OF the metropolitan Police
Department, md the precinct whore had the hOucr
70 command. FAITHFULLY sou fuidred your duty there
hope you will fasthsuls fui6u toe responsible duties
you are about TO Take this sword, sic and
giro to your rs tho only condition sought to be
mpreea upon Jon 10 accepting 4 49, let the blade DO
stained With ne bat traisess' blood
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The AdrIatio,s PAssags 70 st. Johns, N. f.

81 JOHNS, n. r., JuLe ", tSdI.
The steamship Adriatc, from New York rcescay
IN last arrived of this port at thirty minutes past nine
~ ck on Friday evening, making tho run In three
SsM weye and one halt hours The last days she
.~sr dfcuIteen knots per hour II Is expected she
s;, srs, ct Galway by next Thursday
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.HA8EAs CoRPUs-THE sIoKLEs BRIGADE
SUPREME C0URr-CHAXBER6,
Before Ron. Judge BarnArd

beIoTo non. Juo80 nor1Ar0.
JUrx ~ Wits were sued out Tor the production Of
- - shan-eghty six members Of the Sickles brigade,
volunteered from Pittsburg, Pa, and who have
becoD dissatisfied With some Of the commimarat ar.
raDoeenso Gee o the Ltentorants CT the company ap
pGured - respond to he Writs Mr.. A. Oakley BALL. upon
Tie part OF Dc commxndaut asked for adjournment
until thres O'Clock on Monday The Adjournment was
eson1D, aaAaxudgs Barnard WIN ~ Supreme Court,
Cmpefs, ut lamp Scott Monday, u three O'Clock,
r pcer avod the necessity OF bringing tho eighty six
drnn1isaed volunteers mp 70 New Yoek
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E.t.a RaA road Accident.

VIEW uAvkN JUNe ~, IbbI.
fhres boys named Horny h urray, Thomas Brisn and
Michael ffnnesan ats.mpteS " psss between tne aout
ment Of tho Fair street bridge me lancsd Ack,
tho south end Of the depot sg Just se the eight
O'Clock express tram leaving, ID they wore badly
crushed Two have since d.ed.
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Prizes Cashed In all Legalized LOtte-
Hes BY JOSEPH BATES, Broker. No. ~ Wall street., up
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Count OavOur.
The death Of this great tAl still tho dcetor1
viii draw blood rs remedy for disease
those who require niorma Ion his point will find Il
In pamphlet, which given the Offices NO. 29i Canal
stroet and No. Union square where
BRaNDAETH,S PILLS
sold at Is is per box six boxes for 81 See
PAIN, GRAVITY, MAGNETISM,
eghth PAGE,
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Eeuvesasy War Tia officers meat daily for d,t o. tho
Nkrocr Hn1se, Of Msc~Y snd Brooe str cts a.
eight A. H., which " Of the recruiting stations
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THE ANDHRsON ZOUAVE8.

This regiKcnt, Qua,ts,ed at Statewide, New Jersey,
now number about four hundred men. they In bar
riOks Newark Bay eide and the Officers 1t the hotel
adjoining Dr. boseey has just completed the medical
Inspection, and LEES than i've per cent were rejected
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TEE UNITED STATES VANGUARD.

This regiment having besn accepted The officers Of
companies requested to report t. the Colonel In per-
potsble at headquarters, No. Al Walker street,
that suitable provision may be made for the reception or
the men into quarters Oacers In New Jersey, Connect
icut end other states Of the city may report in
writing AM cfhcer recruiting who shsn hereafter
Change his whereabouts requested 70 give information
by letter or messenger without unnecessary loss Of time
other Inconvenience.
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COLONEL BAKEn's REGIMENT.

This rceret cid not leave Jersey City untu mid
night on Friday, owing to fur'cueh Of three hours
having peen granted the men after they reached tho
ferry. The trsin waa however readiness n charge
assistant evper sencext =. " Woodruff, who kiudty
waited for the regiment the object granting the fu
kegh was 70 give the msn opportunity 70 see thor
friends before leaving
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Naw mo but with honor;
SheAthe me not with dishonor

From the Sixth regiment OF infantry Department Of
the Pacific the following designations, among others,
have tsken paceSecoDd Lieutenant Stoughton of New
York. resgnltien taking effect March a Brevet Colonel
maliy, ana is now marked " absent without leave;o
Lieutenant smith, of Missssipp Lieutenant McIemofe,
Of Alabama Captain Garnett, Of Virginia; Adjutins Cor
ley, Of Virginia; Major Amistea3.
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Drawings Of IL. France & Co.'s Della
Lotteries Authorized by act Of Assembly pacse Janu
~, la9 Grants to run twenty years.
70, IS, So, 20, IA, Z, 81, 46, 66, 81, SO, 80.
oRasp CoSsoLlDArED-ClAss5 q, prswn June ~ lsSl
Circulars sent free Of charge by address ng
B. FrANCE CO., Manskara
Wilmington Delaware
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Military Shoulder Braces and Abdomi.
nal Supporters Combined "A and superior article 1t
MARSH & CO.'S truss Office, No. veeey street, Aston
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Summer Hats-Eor Gen tlemcm OF Rare
6neness be found a ESPENsCHEID5, manufacturer,
liz NaaaAu etreot.
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OHcial Drawings Of Wood, Eddy d Co.'s
KENTUCKY AND Missouri sTArE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS a59- June 29, 1861
p, !, IS, "a, 81. 80, 81. II. As, "a, 20, a, ls.
KENTUCKY, GLASS 36O-June % ls6l.
4, CO, 10, SO, 81, ~, Al, 81, 40, 50, I, 81, Ga.
Circulars sent free Of charge By aadrsa;iqg either
Covtngton, KY, or st Louis Mo.
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QUgBEC, Juae 70, 1861
THO seon,ttc Iura sailed hence for Live pool this
morn,us n hs rs% nine O'CLOCK with twenty eight pas
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Impurity and ImpoverIshment Of tho
Blood medicine ever yet discovered s drecty and
pills They purify blood ana rppiy gentle and
stimulus to the circulation and give tone 10 the whole
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FIRST REGIMENT, UNITED STATES CONSIST
TUITION GUARD.

This regiment has far been provided for ct The ndi
v.dva expense of It's officers, and they now mako an
appeal to the public for donations Of money, clothing
provisions, =
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Interesting California Ite ms.

.oi'ca esseos o0oAsof james a. A0Do.san,
ms leaving san franosco was presented WIN sp'ohaa
sod mounted cane, maze from LOCUST sancn'on o. tne
old chip Cadmus the vessel which brought lafayette to
this country in 1874 The handle Of the csne e formed
Ike shepherds crook and is Of California gold and ar
tistcaIIy cut and carved on the band n the inscrpton
Honorable james A. McDougall. from Henry B. Pistt
San Francisco CALIFORNIA; 1872 and on the feprule
UCa6mus 1904 Is q nicely and carved
cannon with the words thereon rho last resort On
the tip Of plate thirty four stars enoirce the American
and French flags, which crossed, and above, the
name OF Lafayette"
Giddinss. the negro who murdered James Hanover.
an fher negro last winter was executed in STOCKTON on
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THE NINTH REGIMENT.

me sta.ement we published yesterday, that . large
number Of recruits had left the oty TO join tho Nin,h
guent New York state Militia, under Lieutenant smith,
was incorrect Lieutenant Smith ia stn In the city, and
recruiting at the Headquarters Of University place
and Thrsensh street. where he 70 raising COMPANY TO
by LerseS Lolher They viii be accompanied BY the
for regiment when they leave for the sea-
OF war, snd comuiftee from the Common Council ap-
pointed TO psesscs the regiment with Get OF coors,
which was ordered for the regiment last fall
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Fireworks 1t . Reduction Of FlEty per
cents bobcats, No ISL Pyo.dwAy, between Dey and
halt and even lees than h Of bogus makers therefore
there be no excuse for the negecng csebae the
Depot No ISL Broadway between Dey and Cortlaud
The only selling Fireworks where James hfed Cannon
be seen, -
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New Music.

Firth, Pond Co. have published a new polka
by Mr.. J. B. Wheaton. entitled +" The Yacht Hen.
retta" The melody is original and pretty and the time
wen marked. We have receive from Echuberth
Co. new piece FOR the piano. entitled Grsndes Va
rations de Concert by Mr. John N. Pattson The theme
ia well known Russian hymn, on which there three
variations Tho first ia treated In truly mastery
ner and tho piece Deserves for ts merits aone place
in the repertoire Of every pianist the second Is in the
modern style Of playing and the third embodies the pc
cuiarities Of the school Of players Of which Mr. PA.tson
is the representative "The Patriot Flag, new national
ODE the words by H. MarkinAed Addey the music by j.
r. Thomas has, both ,oticay aud muscaiy, consider
able merit. IT is published by Firth, Pond Il Co.
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Trusaes, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
1HCRNE, No. Ann street, under Bernum's museum.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
woYld-haruless reliable and instantaneous sold aud an.
Piled at BArCHfLOAS wig factory. l6 Bond street.
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Sabbath Day Acknowledgements Of tho
soldiers taken 81 HOLMES daily until peace is declared No.
264 brCAdwAy.
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Grover & Bakers NOiseless Family and
manufacturing Sewing Machines 49S Broadway, N. I.
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&3OO,OOO.

Dougan's summer style Of Dress Soft
and straw Hats Also Military Gaps, at l02 Nassau street,
corner Of Ann street,
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Whe cler & Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machine, st reduced prices. Office COS broadway.
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True to the Union.-Axmy aOd Navy
Caps with bands and devices at WHITES. ZIG Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and T,ou-
pees the best ia the world Wholesale and retail and
| dye privately applied at No. 0Astoz House
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SUMNER CLOTHING

DkVLIE, HUDSON CO.,
Corner OF Warren street of GrAnc aud Broadway
abe largest and only complete stock Of s.ytisn
SUMMER CLOTHING
to be found In the city.
Having turned force and isto the retail
department of our busneps prepared with
immense stock Of all kinds Of desirable fabrics In
MEMS ANU BOxS' CLUTHth0,
suited TO the season. which we offer q exceedingly
DEYIIN, HUDSON 4 CO.
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containing the latest intelligence from adj parts OF the
world, with largo quantity OK local and miscellaneous
matter viii be published At hafpast eight O'Clock In the
morning
Single copes In wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
Agents will please send their orders carly pos
sIble
Drawings of n. France & Co.'s Della
~ S;sH. 2 ;1 sv.a SsiS5 Drawn ~ 1851
Is, s., S. -, Il, :, 81, a. C., 81, So, 80.
oR.an GosscLlparrp-GsAssa q, Dra~n june 9. 1861.
8, 2e, o. Z. 10, IS, SO, G, IS, IS, 10, 20, 65.
'0'''' '''' '' Oh ssf FsS. q ssas s.ns.s
omcieI Drawing. Of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s
AsR EXTRA S1oss ISL
70, l, rs, "a, 81. 80, 81, II, As. A., 20, A, 10.
% n charge s$S inv
cov.ns S%1R Ry nS o. q LOUIS SGi;'M NO.
nes. By JOSEPH BATES. Broker No. 10 Wall street, up
ssa's NC" Ao'A
Summer Hats-ror Gen tlcmcn OF Rare
Scenes can be found ss EsPENscHEIDs manufacturer
True to the Union.-Army apd Navy
Caps With bands and devices at WHITES ZIG broadway
Dougan's summer style Of Dress SOFT
corner Of Ann street.
n syx 4 ,n GIoTFIN e.
of Warren Broadway
ahs largest and only SS%gss .tSsf :. stylish
to BE- found In the city.
stock as {; y s .lss; so Sss'ess is IN
suited 10 the season. which we offer q exceedingly
~" DESIiN. HUDSON 4 co.
S.hh.Ah Dav Art.-photosrauhs Of the
soldiers axen q. HOLMES daily unsn peace declared No.
Count Cavour.
vii 5t s ss- e a :sss sss M stu tho
In psnsas' given sSs o his Nc 81 csaa
street and No. o Bsss sHSS.Is Hhsr FILLS
''d ss pr sa seF e ~ Ss5ss Fl y See
on eighth page.
Grover & Bakers Noiseless Family ana
manufacturing Sewing Machines, A9s Broadway. r.
WhecIe & Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machine, 1t reduced prices Office COS broadway.
Fireworks at = Reduction OF FIEty per
s. D'y e
e ~ Ss1:s Ssss
The only store selling Fireworks where James AIDED Cannon
Batchslor's Hair Dye--The Best IN the
PIED :. Bafoatioss wig fao.cis is Bond street. -'-
Cr1stadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0u-
Ss House ana '0e
Impur1ty and Impoverlshment of tho
medicine cine eve, yet d sis g dsc and
pla purify the blood ana wppy gentle and
stimulus the circulation give tone TO the whole
system.
Military Shoulder Braces and Abdomi.
oAA -
MARSH & co.'s truss Office, No. veeey street, Aston
House
/ Trusaes, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces euspensogy, BandaGes, &c. ORA. GLOVER &
| 1HORNE No. 4 Ann street, under Barnums museum.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

HENRY CLAY ON DIsUNIoN.-According to
the report in the Benton Abridgement OF De-
bates, Henry Clay thus spoke in 1850 re-
speeting Rhett, of South Carolina, who fig-
ures so prominently in the secession move
ment:
Mr.. Prcsident-l said nothing with respect
to the character of Rhett, for | might as wei
name him. But il he pronounced a sentI-
ment attributed to him, Of raising the stand
ard of disunion and resistance TO the common
Government, whatever he has been, II he
follows up the declaration by corresponding
overt acts, he will be a traitor, dndI nope he
wiU meet tie fate ot'a traitor. Great APP
plause in the galleries, with difficulty sup
pressed by the Chair.
Mr.. Clay resumed--I have heard with pain
and regret a confirmation of the remark
have made that the sentiment of disunion Is
becoming familiar. hope it is confined TO
South Carolina. | do not regard as my duty
what the honorable Senator seems to regard
as his. If Kentucky tomorrow unturls the
banner of re istance, never will fight under
that banner. ! owe paramount allegiance
TO the whole Union--a subordinate one to my
own State.
How different is this noble language from
the expressions we hear every day from the
narrow thinkers who say 81 will 90 as my
State goes ~ Indeed, this fatal dogma OF
State sovereignty is the radical cause OF the
present troubles.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

Gov. DowNrY.-The Governor has gone
off on a visit to Los Angeles. lie will be
gone for ten days at least. During his alb
sence the Secession State Convention will
meet at Sacramento. Next Tuesday is the
day appointed, All the Secession papers
that have expressed a preference, so far as
we have seen are for Gov. Downcy lie
will not be on the spot TO decline How can
he help it if he is nominated ? When he
comes back, if the people are very indignant,
he can quash the proceedings, and address
mn explanatory letter to Hayward and
Dougherty. If the Secession platform reads
pretty well, and the people are quiet over
the affair, he can let the ball roll on and try
for another nomination on the 4th Of July.
Two nominations may lie better than one,
though we doubt il. Who is for the Gov
ernor, and who is the Governor for?