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,InrrI,a. Under DlmcuItIc..

A Young gentleman in Cincinnati who agreed
tu meet a certain lady ono night last week in
the presence of minister who has bcon invited
10 Join them for better or worse, started in full
costume at the time appointed to fulfil his des-
tiny. But the old saying that " the course Of
true love never old run smooth was illustrated
in his case, for the night was dark, and intent
on other thoughts he gave no heed to his ways,
tin lie fell ker-slap into n coIl-holc amid pile
ol diit bricks AMI broken slabs, from which 1t
was impossible for him to cNtricate himself
llo screamed for help, but none came for the
place was lonely, and to aid to his mislorluncs
4 ran-storm came on. Meanwhile tho bridal
party awaited the hero Of the occasion till long
after tho appointed time, and visions Of a
brssch Of promise iloatel through the brain Of
pt least one angelic being amidst the hitherto
happy throng " 4 little brother was at last
N patched 10 the bridogro0m's boarding house,
aud on the way he was attracted by the cr'e' OF
hs prospective brother in law. Tho situation
was NJ once made known, and 10y the aid Of Lam
terms and poles the bridegroom was restored 70
hi' sweetheart, badly damaged indeed but with
his heart uninjurcd, for before the minister de-
rar',d the twain were made one hesh.'
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Varieties.

Tur Boy who lost his balance on the roof
found it en- the ground shortly after.
THr Boz who undertook to ride a horss
radi.h is now practising on a saddle Of good
mutton,
BE JABERs, says Pat, the diyil show
man has who waits till he's kilt before he acts
on the defensive"
Throw A PIKcE OK MEAT among bears AAd
a purse OF gold among men, and which will
behave the most outrageously-the men or thA
beast!
MEssRs. MASON, SLIDEIL AND fAuLKNER,
may be addressed till further notice, NM Ma
son, Sidell and Faulkner, Minister PsaiesA
u ary, Fort WaUen."
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broken up au establishment there where soldier,
wishing to desert could obtain a second-hand
suit Of citizens clothes and pass, for five DOL.
lars. This little game Iss been blocked. and .
gang Of horse thieves have also been arrested.
Our theatre is filed nightly by the adnirer,
OF Owens, the comedian. Zoyara is at King's
Circus. Miss Louisa Payne and other vocalist.
are al Canterbury Hall. ChristyS MinstreIs
open next week, and there are numerous othe~
"""''m'u's fer the officers and soldiers VIII.
can g. oif on frl'ush to enjoy nights I.rs
in III, city.
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The following letter from Col Corco-an, al
dressed to Miss Teresa Esmouic, Of this city
has been received in reply to one forwarded BY
herr
CNsuE PINCKNEr, Sorru CARott-A,
OCT. II, 1861.
Nv DEAR FRiENp.-
have the honor 10 acknowledge the rccript
Of your very Mind noie of the 10th Of August
last, which has just reached me. lor can
scarcely imagine what JOY the receipt oGs lot,cr
from any quarter, under present circumstances
affords. How much moro 10, thea, when cmt-
mating from ono OF lrclinds modest dlugh cr.
aud ou, ior whom | have always entertained
tho highest esteem ani regard Nou have hccn
kind enough to say that have noblv sustained
the Irish character Indeed. rest AIT sized that
hbur,l 10 the utmost of my ability, with no
higher ambition than to make the StNtv-niuih
worthy ,i tho people they represented There
ar mary other items contained iu your favor ON
which " I'LL Ike to say much, or At lci,' not
leave altogether uuHutictd, but | must refrain
from doing - al the present anl until mIy
have the ilcusurr oi -cning YOU. with best
vI-IoH tnr your happiu'-, aud vcliir, lyli ,.c
~ 20 Arur most ,iucrr iricud,
NitiiNFL CORCOEAN.
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The steamer Francis Shiddy arrived at New
Yo.k, ON Saturday afternoon, badly disabled by
The collision with HE ,loop w ". Reynolds, Of
rourhkccpsic, Of which we have already pub
lisL,d tecFapLic statement. The Francis
Ski1ly. II s,cms, hal arrived at Blue Point, a
few mile from rouglkecp'c, when the -loup
va, discovered in dlng6rou, proNimity Before
,ho Skidlv could hc put about the boom Of the
-loop cutgrd her kitchen window, and struck
one If iho boilers, tho steam from which burst
through tho furnace doors scrding several dock
hands and three or four passengers. After tho
wounded had been taken care Of, the boom Of tho
.chooi cr was got o1, and the Skiddy proceeded
to Pouphkccp-ic whore the most exaggerated
accounts Of the accident prevailed, Two per-
sons. named I.aac jloomer and Robert llaTdee,
a colorcd boy, were killed. The passengers
scalicd, are Joseph Young, Charles Stewart and
William lludson. The injured tremen, are
William Sullivan, T.. Sippurly, Uriah Barrett
and William Connoll, Jr., Of New York The
accident occurred through the negligence Of the
schooner to show a light, Only one of the iOul
boil,rs Of the Skiddy being injured she will re'
sumo her regular trips today.
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Marine Disnsicr- for the Month Of Move IL
her, aud n synopsis OF the Disasters for
the Past Ten Months.

We are indebted TO a record kept by |. II
Upton, Secretary Of the American Shipmastors'
Association for the following list of disasters for
November, and tho synopsis for the previous
ten months A number Of vessel. reported
British are of American build and have been
registered ~ Britt, h since the commencement Of
the rebellion. Those vessels marked N, wcre
abandoned 9 collisions Il, disnlstcd T. fire.
], jcttison cargo ~, missing p, put in ports
in distress q, returned q, stranded.
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Congress meets today at Washington. We
append = list Of its Members. -
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append list Of its Members
the SENATE.
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Tm Trial, in Philadelphia, Of Captain Cor
don, of the SLAYER Erie, has resulted In his con-
yiction, and on Saturday he was sentenced TO be
hanged on the 7Ih Of February noSt 8sryod
right,
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Tmr SAN THANCis,o NiyrOr pays rather an
rluiyocal compliment to Californian who has
rrcuutl, been relieved from his ministerial mis-
sion to Chile, and is about to return TO his
home in the golden .tltc--John Biglcr. 1t
says: "lle will pitch his tent beside the most
capaciou7 lager vat in the state, aud romain
lhc joy of our oyes forever
lr rs REroRTED that the Bank OF Western
Canada and he Bank Of Clifton, two "Ameri-
can Institutions on British soil, being nom
nally located at the village OF Clifton, at the
Canada end Of the great Railway Suspension
BIidgc, are about to issue notes on a very large
scale. They are said to be owned mainly in
Albany and New York, and the Canadian pa
pens are cautioning the public against chem.
A HusBASD recently cured his wife Of divers
ills by kissing the servant girl, and allowing hii
| wife TO catch him at II. He says she was up In
All instant, forgetting all her complaints, while
! he has never bad to Paya coat tyr help
since,
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.nH will he entirely unreprescntod, except three
u nr distric in the loyal petitions Of Virginia.
he following figures show the number Of re-
preventative to which each of the sccedcd states
l. entitled
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HE now oath taken by tho Mayor eI AIeNIn.
drii, Virginia, Is yoTy stringent -
II aolcmnly swear that | viii support the
Constitution Of the United States, and the laws
madr in pursuance thereof as the supreme
aw Of the land, anything m the constitution
aud laws Of the state Of Virginia or in the Or
diEanccs Of the convention which assembled at
Richmond OH the 1911 Of February, 1851, to
the contrary notwithstanding; and thtt | will
uphold and defend the government Of virginia
a, ,indicucd and restored by the convention
which assembled at Wheeling on IN, llth day
Of june 1861, And ! further war that VIII
nuhlully execute tho onia, OF Mayor Of Ibis
city 20 the Lest OF my ability so help me God.
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NN nm nnlynl Of Jas. Watson Wehh.

Totals 90. 49Izi0 los. . 8OOl sJ2l Sl7,TlG OcO
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
s-z=n--rzr--.-r.lsE-s~r-r-z-.

A SECESSION PLor.- "A scheme is pretty
well perfected 10y the Secession wire work ers
and their representative Douglas" coufedcr-
ates, for setting in motion a new set Of Union
meetings throughout the State, at which
resolutions, drawn at Sacramento by some
of the Bolts school of Uuion-lovcrs, are to be
adopted The resolutions are 10 express great
devotion 10 the Union, and 80 The same time
10 declare in favor Of coward'y "nca;.oAiy'
on the part Of California. We expect to see
Montgomery, Laspeyre, Thornton d Co
stumping the State 10 save the Union, ia a
few weeks. Beware of fthesepeaceaLlc Union
men Our Government cannot peaceubly
drive back the armed traitors W no are press,
ing on 10 Invade the Capital. The Cow
boys' of tho Revolution have imitalors in
these days
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

WORD TO MOTHERS Consider IL your rell-
gious duty to take out door exercise, without
fail, each day. Sweeping and trottng around
the house will not take its place; the exhlll-
ration of the open air and change OF
scene are absolutely necessary. o, | know
all about "Lucys gown that is not finished,
and Tommy's jacket" and even his coat, his
bnttonless coat, thrown in your lap, as II to
add the last ounce to the camel's back still /
say-up-and out Isit not more import
tant that your children in their tender years
should not be left motheress? and that they
should not be born to that feeble constitution
of body which will blight every earthly
blessing? Let buttons and strings go; you
will take hold of them with more vigor and
patience, when you do return, bright and re-
freshed and if every stitch is not finished at
such moment, (and it is discouraging not to
beaOle to systematize in your labor, even
with your best efforls) still remember that
"she who hath dore what she could, is en-
titled to no mean praise. Your husband is
undoubtedly the "best Of men" though there
are malicious people who might answer that
that is not saying much for him Still, he
would never to the end of time, dream what
you were dying of. So accept my advice and
take the matter in hand yourself E-Fdn"y
Fern.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
TEsEaDwELE & co.,
Northeast corner California and Battery streets,
San Francisco

Northeast corner California and Battery streets,
San Francisco.
Also, other Machines for which are rot Agents viz
EAGLE REAPER AND MOWER;
HUSSEY'S REAPER;
BURRALL'S REAPER;
PITTS PATTERN, S and 10 horse, male by Nourse,
Mason Co.
WHITMAN'S A, G and HORSE THRESHERs;
EMERY's2 2 and HORSE 1HREsIIERS;
PIT rs. SMITHS WIIITMAN'S, YIELDS EMERY'S,
and Burr, WRIGHT CO.'S HORSE POWERS.
Together with the best stock of HARDWARE, AG-
RICULTURAL IMP EMENTS, MILLS PORTABLE
ST 1EAM ENGINES-Uprght and horizontally to IS
horse power, BETTING, BOLTING CLOTH, Etc. in
the country comprising the very best kinds in ase,
and greatly improved in make and adaptbty to the
California market mhT 2p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

Cuts feet, very light draught; boy and pGir OF
mules or ponies run it-a LITTLE GIANT in the
tail grass. Has taken the Grand Gold Medal of Honor
and one thousand francs at the Great French Nation
al Trial at Nincennes, near Paris, June, 1860 At the
Meckenburg Exhibition, Germany, June, 1860. First
Premium at the United States Society, September
1860. First Premium at the Yorkshire Agricultural
Society, August 1850. First Premium ut the New Jer
sey and Vermont State Fairs, and the limited number
received in California last gave not only salts
faction, but great qualification that such II Machine
could be had. The complimentary notices by letter
from purchasers were numerous The low prlce and
great efficiency of thi Machine MAKES it the farmers
IIelpmate, and places it within the reach of the small
est cultivaors.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
Nevada Territory Items.

The'folowing items are from the Terrific
rial Enterprise
New Mills The Crown Point Company,
whose claim is located little south Of the
Gold Hill claims, on the same line, after hav-
ing sufficiently tested their rock, have incor-
poratcd as a company, with n capital Of
$l2O 600. The following gentlemen have
been chosen officers: President, Captain
Creary; Secretary, MIR. Jones; Superinlend-
ont, Mr.. Staples. They have commenced the
construction Of a substantial mill, which they
expect to have completed in thirty days The
mill will be 40 10y AZ feet, with ample room,
if required, for its extension The engine
will be twenty horse power, Bryant's bat
teries and Knox amalgators are to be used
The foundation for this mill is Of the most
substantial character aud the supply OF water
sufficient during the entire year. The in
vcstment cannot but prove profitable one,
as the rock obtained from the lead is Of es-
tabshed value, and the amount almost in
exhaustble About zoe yards from this mill
Blr. Hobart is constructing II large mill, to
be propelled by forty horse power engine
The batteries twenty four in number, are TO
be Of the Bryant patent and Knox amalgam-
ators will be used. The enterpr-iug pro-
prietors expect TO Lave it in running order in
thirty days.
SALr.-Some parties from Carson and Nir-
gina Cities have discovered a large salt lake
or marsh near the Sink of Walker River
The section of country in which it was found
abounds in saline springs. The lucky pro-
prctors OF the lake say that an unlimited
supply Of the article can he procured. They
obtained l,l00 pounds in a few hours and
brought it to this place This discovery of
salt so near home is an item of great impor-
tahce; for in addition TO the amount reqAir-
ed for culinary purposes vast quantities are
used 10y our mills in reducing ore-the pro
portion being about one ton of salt to twenty
tones of ore. Salt is now worth from ten to
twelve dollars per hundred pounds in this
market.
WATER WoaKs The Virginia Water Works
are working finely. The pipes are laid on }
street and the water introduced into the most
prominent places OF business on that street
The Introduction Of the water is a great
cause of cougratulation. As a consequence
we notice a less amount Of dirty faced men
ON the street, proving that some Of them will
wash their faces if they can only get a chance.
New TowN.--A very fourishing town
is springing up In the Floery Mining District,
There seems to be a Slight difference of opin-
ion as TO the name by which the new settle
nent shall be known. Some thuk that the
place should he Knoxville, after Mr.. Knox
who is now building a mill there; Others
seem to prefer a name more distinctive in its
nature, such as Flowery City.
Prosperous. Quite number of prospee-
tors are in Long Valley, waiting for news
from the Indians around Pyramid Lake (as
it was reported that they were hostile be.
fore proceeding there to prospect.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
JOIN A. MoSnor, Secretary.

At the last General Meeting Of the Committee, the
following resolutson was unanimously adop ed
Res0tJed, That proxies can be conferred only upon
members OF The State Central Democratic Committee
esg- Democratic papers throughout the state
tltase copV-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
Treadweli's Eisht-Horse Thresher,
Made by Spencer-a splendid Machine.
RradleY,s Patent Horse Rake.

boy old enough to ride horse can do all the raking
for farm. One very great advantage possessed by
tn rake any other, is the iron runners, which
are arranged to keep the teeth at proper dis
tance from the ground, which greatly lessons the
draught and prevents the raking in of dirt DUST old
fog or aftcrgrass.
For the above Machines we are the sole Agents for
the Pacific coast and have them in liberal quantities,
ana can supply them to Country Merchants by the
quantity, and to Farmers favorable terms
Parties requiring any of the above procure them
at Branch Houses at Marysville and Sacramento,
and at Jones IIewlctt's, Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

The Democratic State Central Commit
TEE will meet al the City Of san Francisco on TUES
DAY, the 7th day Of May next, at 12 o'clock NJ. A
general attendance is earnestly requested, business
of great Importance viii come before the Committee
JP. uoGE Chairman
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
J. G. FALL.
j. Ii. KINKEAD,
+ ALL & CO.,
First street, Marysville, CAL,
WHOLESALE Dealers,

Have on hand, and receiving daily their usual large
and general assortment Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
LIQUORS, full assortment
CLOTHING, Duck, Sheetngs, &C.,
TOBACCO, Cigars, Pipes, Matches,
NAILS, Candles, Beans and Rice,
CALIFORNIA Meats, Lard and Butter,
FLOUR, Corn Meal, Buckwheat Flour,
CAMPHENE, Lard Oil, Polar Oil,
COAL OIL, California and States Cheese
GOLDEN Syrups, Pickles, &C,
POTATOES, Barley and Corn,
With every article Of Goods wanted by the trade n
our line, which We offer at small profits. We invite
buyers to call and examine our stock.
Orders filed promptly and and goods warranted.
FALL & co.
Marysville May list, 1861. may4-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
Woods Patent Combined Se'i-Rahing
Reanar and Mower.
NONI'S SNNafhpr.

new Ma achne, first that have come to California
represented us emienty practical in the Sef-Raking
process-a desideratum long sought in cutting ma
chimes.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

A dispatch from New York, April 2lst
says the Seventh Regiment reached Annapo-.
lis safely. Archbishop Hughes suspended
the stars and stripes from bis dwelling.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
NOTICE.

DIR. FLArTERY will be in Nicholaus from to-day (Sat-
urday) till Monday 9th, when he goes to attend to lis
numerous patient in San Francisco. His regular
monthly visit to Marysville will be made about the
25th inst.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

new Machine, worked by two horses from behind
can be raised and lowered to suit delivers the grain
in very regular swaths by means Of bands revolving
over PLATFORM thence gathered into gayels by rake
attachment.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

Fall d Co.--This well known firm adver.
tise their extensive and we'll assorted stock Of
goods in this mornings DMooRAr. They
cell everything in their line Of business and
warrant what they sell.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

"THE LAST SHALL BE FIasr"-It may be
worthy to remark that little Rhode Island
was the very last Of the original thirteen
States TO adopt the Federal Constitution. In
1861, when that Constitution and Govern
ment was violently assailed Rhode Island
was the first State in the Union to tender
men and money for their defense and pro-
lection We may further state, that as far
as partisan distinctions go, the present Cow
ernor OF Rhode Island is opposed to the Ma
tional Administration, he having been elect
ed by the Democrats and Bell-Eyerett men
over the regular Republican nominee.--.S' t.
CdX
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
Drawn Numbers of s. G.. Williams Gift

NUHCtTI, MA! ISi, ISUIs
1860 4,4GS 3,767 3,s5S 110S 1903 4,4lS 2j,732
We the undersigned Committee, selected by the
Ticket holders, certify that the above drawing is cor
rect.
WM. A. GAMBLE, GEORGE 0HEYLER,
SAN'L GUTHRlE, Henry WHITE
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
HARVESTING MACHINES,
FOEs ES6f.
Russell 81 Co.'S Thresher,

MADE at Massilon, Ohio, celebrated throughout The
United States as the best Threshing Machine in use
33 and So in1h cylinders-10horse powers.
McCOrmick's Combined Reaper and
Mower,
g. 6H and feet, greatly improved, and SURPRISING all
other cutting machines in results and durability.
Manny's Combined Reaper and Mower,
feet cut made by Walter A. Wood, with his improve
ment and has attained universa favor in agricultural
countries.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
Uaines, Illinois Harvester,
WOODS Mower.

Cuts 10 feet wide, deposits the heads into follower,
and adjustable to have any required ength of stube
an immensely effective Machine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

DIssoGuToN Mr. Estrcm has retired from
the firm of Reinhart & Co. Mr.. Reinhart
continues the business at A d street. and has
just received large supply of new goods
SO says their advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04
Spencer's Th~cshers. with Perigo Powers,

These Machines, made by d. & S. Spencer, well
known; have been in use in California some thret
years. and regarded by those who have used them
wiih great favor-3O 49, SO inch cynders with Peri
COS 10 heIse powers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

UNION SALooN.-llawy Doughcrty has
for several days past, been cleaning up and
repairing the Union, and having put it in
Zip top condition, and got in fresh stock Of
liquors, no will reopen it tonight
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

lIonsIs AND MuLEs AT AucuoN.-ll Bar
nett will sell at auction on Monday May 9th,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at Pattys stable, corner
ofThird and streets, large lot Of horses
and mules. For description see advertise
mcnt
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

BLOODY SrAMP.-1he Express says that
the resolutions Of the Union meeting are Of "a
bloody stamp" We ask every candid man
to read them, and see if they are not sound
jeff Davis and his friends affect to think the
people Of the Union very blood-thirsty be
cause they want their Government to di.-
Perse rebel gangs of armed traitors who have
sworn to destroy the United States Govern
ment. Why don't the Express eympathise
with the poor fellows who get hung here in
California, for violating the Laws against
murder?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

POLICE CouRr,-Pancho Peris, alias Frank
Hernandez, notorious rascal, was arrested
by Marshal Barkley on May lst, and was to
have had On examination yesterday before
Justice Merritt on two charges Of grand lar
ceny, but he waived the examination, and, in
default Of BAIL was sent to Jail to await bis
trial before the District Court.
John Doe who was sentenced by the Re
corder to three days in the county Jail for
drunkenness and disordcrly conduct, after
serving one day preferred to pay the balance
in cash, SO he was let off f,ra V.
No arrests Yesterday
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-04

please cory.