Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-04
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San Francisco News.

SAN FRANcTsco, Oct 80.
Alfred Pierce. an Englishman. in the EN-
ploy of Mr. Holden s24 Green street. was in
stantly killed, yesterday, by falling back into
a well, from which he was being drawn with
a wndlas+. The woman who was turning
the windless had her attention He'd away
for moment, hence the accident
Marshal Rabe has given notice to the diff
ferent booksellers to hand over TO him all
copies of the New York Day Book and the
Freemans Journal (Catholic) which may come
to hand. Cause, reasonable sentiments of
the editors.
The Post Office Department has established
Post Oifice at Clipper Mills, Butte county,
on the Rabbit Creek road
Ben WooD.-The peace party in New
York city is led by Fernando Wood, the for
GER and his bully brother Ben. Ben has
been publishing the New York News. and
making frantic appeals for peace, until lately
The pressure became too heavy, howrver.
and the paper is Suspended for a time" in
consequence of occurrences which the ruff
anly proprietor says he chad thought impos-
sible in Republic" Benjamin has forgot
ten that Babe the pirate was hung in Re-
public.
CIVIL APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovEnNoR-
On Wednesday the following commissions
were issued: Il g. Poland, Placer, Notary
Public; b T. Jameson, Humboldt, Notary
Public; F. Howard, Sierra, Notary Public !;
W. II. Stearnes. Notary Public, San Joaquin !;
5. c. Whittemore, County Clerk, Contra
Costa I. b. Archer, Commissioner of Deeds,
Philadelphia; w. II. LuG, Commissioner of
Deeds, New York City
ONCE FOR ALL-Now and then some dirty
fellow, who proclaims his love for the Union
by scribbling for a secession newspaper, tells
us that Parson Brownlow has renounced his
allegiance to Uncle Sam, and gone over to
secessionsm. So unreasonable lie is hardly
worth notice, but the following from the
Memphis Avalanche a red hot secession or
gan in Tennessee, may be interesting to the
|
"Brownlows traitor3us sheet, the Knox
vile Whig has been suppressed as sediiious
and incendiary publication. The patience of
the State authorities tolerated it until endur-
ance ceased to be a virtue.
A PArRIoTIc FAMILY Brigader General
Isaac Staat late of Newport, Rhode Island,
had twenty-five children-siXteen of whom
are boys, nue of whom are in the military
service. Four Of whom are in the-Rhode Is
land regiments, four in the Massachusetts,
and one in the 18th New York. The father
was in the Mexican war aud died in 1851
lea ing one hundred and twenty descendants.
THE Temperance journal says to the vol
rnteers: "Ye loyal and patriotic defenders
If our flag stick to the motto of total alb
-tineuce,' and YOU will yet reap the reward.
Posterity can then but praise you in your
l0udable efforts"
Alas, how little does the "soger-
think of the opinion Of poserity when he
wants an "cye-opener. IS. i. Evening jour.
WnAT's COMING ?-Even the Marysville
Express went out of its way to cnioin upon
its readers a strict observance of the National
| Fast and we hare seen one or two articles in
the same Journal which were uneXception-
able in their Union tendency. W. shall next
be told that the Richmond Enquirer has
veered round to the support of Lloyd Gar
rison for the Presidency of the Southern Con-,
federacy, and the editor of the New York
Daily News has taken orders-S. T. Mirror
as IT ABOLITION ?"-An article in yester-
days Argus copied from an exchange asks
whether President Lincoln gave the publica-
tion Of the u. S. Laws to the New York In
dependent and the Albany Journal because
they are Abolition sheets? We might en-
tend the inquiry and ask whether he gave
the same ,b to the Sacramento Union and The
Sln Francisco Bulletin because they are -
dependent sheets, but we don't care t,
Stockton independent