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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-12
MArri<cEs And DEATHS.



BERNARpE-PAPr.-On Tuesday evening, September 10
by Rev. Father Laont, AouLINo BERNARDO of California
to MARY L. PArrf of this city
CozrNE-FAIRcBnD.--At Keyport N j., on Tuesday
september TO- by Row Samuel lockwood, JAMES CozlNE
Esd, OF long Island to Mrs. ANN FARuniD New York
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday, July 90, by tic
Rev. j. f. seares pastor Of the Wlle street church Mr.
CHARLES H. HAzElToN TO Miss SARAH A. youngest dapgh
ter of Charles Drummond, Esq, Of Brooklyn, T. D.
HgrCHTNGs-CAE-0n Tuesday, September TO- by Oh
Rev. T. Roberts, f. w. HUTcIiNGs Jr., of this city 10
Miss LIZZIE CASE daughter of Nathan Case ESD, of Milan
Dutcfess county, n. Y.
HuTcHiSsos-IHIEs-On Wednesday, September II, by
Rev. q. Talmadgc, Mr. JAMES HUTCHINSON 10 Miss ANNIE A.
ByIEs all Of Grecnpoint, Long Island
LACoMBE-BuRCKfE-On Tuesday, September 10, at Cal
vary church, by the Rev Dr.. Hawks, Mr. JAays p LA
coMRE to Miss MARY C. BURCKLE, daughter of Emanuel
Burcke, all of this city.
REEsE-FooTE-0n Wednesday, September H. at st.
Peters church Brooklyn, by the Rev. John a. Paddock
GEORGE REESE ESQ., OF Baltimore to JosEilNE G. FooIE
daughter Of Captain A. H. Foote, United States Navy.
WHr-foisof.-On Wednesday, September II, at st.
Johns chapel, Varck street by the Roy. s. H. Weston
DID,. H. CLINTON WIT, Of WILLIAMSBURG TO IizziE Young.
est daughter Of Enoch Folsom Esq.
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Root and Tlton OF Boston, stopping at the Fifth

Root and Titon, OF Boston, are stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
p, f. Lockwood and wife, Of New York. II. Jameson and
a Wolff Of Ohio; james d. Tracy, of Mer!den Conn; A.
~ Smith, OF New Haven, and w. L. Bradley and Greene
kendrck, Of Connecticut, stopping at the Lafarge
House.
Marquis de Palomanes and family of st. Jago do Cuba;
Hon. g. W. Wright, of California; Col D. d. Eldridge. of
ST. Paul; Col. Eddy and Capt Granger, OF the United
States Army; Col L. p Rowe and wife, Of Kentucky; L.
NJ Benson, OF Indiana +. s. Thomas and wife, of Buff
faio c. 4. Wells and J. Walsh Of ST. Louis Mo-; W. H.
Hale and Z. T. Kimberly of Goford, Conn, and A. A.
Martinez and party of Havana stopping at the Metro
potan Hotel
o. bon Franklin Haven, Of Boston Hon. r. F. Johnson OF
conhocticut; Hon. H. g. knight, f. H. Sawyer and wife,
and Mr. Appleton, OF Massachusetts, Capt Stone, OF the
steamship Arabia; s. NJ Buckingham and L. ". Coe, OF
Connecticut Joseph Wood Of Bermuda NJ yaux and wife,
q philadelphia; Col West, Of Cape May; B Grsenough
aha wie or Mainc f. p Ross, of Auburn W. L. Scott OF
Erie A. A. Dunlap and John Ward, Of Albany; Dr. J. w:
smith, Jr and wife, OF Knderhook and Thomas Dolan OF
Kentucky, are stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Paris letter in the Independence Of Brussels says:
It Is affirmed that the Princess Cotids is in interest
ing position and that that her Imperial High
ness will probably return to France before the Prince,
IN the event Of the latter proongng his excursions in
America
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Miscellaneous.

STEAMERS ssGuSpA, Raney, and TERcsIRA, Reimer, IL
days from New York. bound to Rio Janero pnt into Der.
mdn 2st ut for repairs having experienced severe gale
In The Gull on the l3h In lat 80 @ lon 67 3 W. wind from
SSW to SSE, which lasted three seriously
the boiler Of the Tercer but which will be repaired n
Captain Hutton RN Superintendent of the Naval Yard with
his usual beraiy has kindly permitted the necessary re-
pairs to the in ured boiler OF the Tercea made in her
Majesys Dockyard where the has repaired for that
purpose.
ScHR G liEcKscHER, Stubs from Philadelphia July %
for Port Spain loaded with -four fish, &c. put Thomas
AW ~ 10 distress leaking two feet per hour She dscharg
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. lf-6 p. NJ
AsHEs-The market was quiet and prices were steady
Sales Of 40 80 bbis made SIS 25 for pots aud
S. 25 a IS 37K for pearls
BREADsrrrfs- Floar-The market for shipping grades
OF state and Western brands firm while the higher
grades Of extras were heavy irregular The demand
was fair for domestic use and for export The sales en-
braccd about 1900 bbs closing within the following
~ ,,r;,a
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $20,Sl3,9 1896 6l, and the balances
$l,135,174 81.
The American Bank Note Company are printing
Off as rapidly as possible the small denominations
Of 7.S0 Treasury notes. The numbering has
caused some delay. The company expect to for
ward to Washington on Friday and Saturday
million dollars in $1,000 and IS 900 notes This
will complete the assortment of all the dcnomna-
tons.
The Phoenix Fire Insurance Company, of Brook
Ign, have declared dividend of three dollars per
share, payable on demand at their branch office in
Wall street.
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THE REGATTA,

Jersey CITY REGATTA.-NIE YACHT RACE,
which came OH at Jersey city the Goth of August will
be sailed over again on the 3th Instant account
misunderstanding, by the Jill and mansal boats at one
O'Clock PM from MI McGhans, foot Of Van WORT street
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RlMlNroN-At 239 Fast Eighteenth street, on Tuesday
September 10, the wife CT FREDERICK RININroN OF SON
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SHIP PIN G NJ E w S

ALMANAC ToR NEW E-ruIs DAY.
8 81 MOON sErS......,, eve ~ 5J
Sun ............. 10 HIGH WATER. inotn 1T
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4 CHEAP AND QUICK PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL
IA THOMPSONS Linc.-Tho splendid clipper ship NAN
CHESTER at pier II East river, Fulton ferry sails
Pearl street
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TOR IoNDoN.-sA1I.s THIS DAY, SHIP CHRISTIANA
= from pier u East river. Passengers taken in secont
cabin and found in provisions sceragc prices
apply to TIoS O. ROCHE, So South street.
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DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
Il On Saturday Sept. IA, the United States mail steamer
ARAGO,
d. Lines commander,
VIII sail from pier No. 81 North river of Beach street,
on Saturday September II, at noon.
This steamship for safety and comor has
double engines under deck enclosed tight compart
ments which, besides other results tend the Of COL
son srandng to keep the pumps free work, and
the safety of vessel and passengers.
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL NJ FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents. No Broadway.
The steamer FULTON will sail October IL.
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V LINE FOR LoNDOS-sAIIs TOMORROW, THE
n avoritc packct ship SOUTH AMrToN lying at pier No
II So river and the clipper snip AMAZON sails Sepcmbes
10 For passage ira Great Britain Ireland apply
toTAisGorf n 90, Sc South street
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| 4 uSTRAIiA--KANGAR0O LINE FOR MEI .TOURNE-
IN Fist vasse-1hc magnificent lrst class ship JACK
frost, 1900 tons borihcn will have early and prompt
despatch Tho accommodations for PASSENGERS very
superior Early app cation mus be made board pier
10 vast river, or to MAILER, LORD & QUEREAU, los
Wall street.
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L1OR LIyERPOOL-THE CLIPPER SHIP HARVEST
Queen hsuls into the river tomorrow and sails on Sa
tnray For passage apply board foot of hickman street.
East river or TO JACOB WILSON, los South street
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A AUSTRALIAN SHIPPERS LINE.-FOR MELBOURNE
n direct The superior AL clipper ship CONTINENT has
uhsfas e accommodation for first and second class
ssnsers and guaranteed first ship OF Apply board pel
IL Last river, or to FISHER, REGARDS Co., "a Wall
rs't
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=
DOTH wARD--A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
az the Mozart Hall Ward Committee viii be held at 80,
Ninth avenue of Thrysecond street. Thursday
above Committee are respectfully requested to attend
BERNARD SWEENEY President.
TnonAs BAER }-,,r,,or;os
JANIS +, iiANSecAs sccretarlcs'
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TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LfNE-THE FAvO
rite packet ship GUY MANNERING Capt Dolard, viii
sal, postvey on saturday Sept Il For passage apply on
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~saaa $780, -
Personal,

NY LADY GIVING BIRTH TO A CHILD By TIE
last of this month and vao is willing have adopted
an do by applying at the Pryatc LJingn Hospital 10
g Giecuc
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T. rite packet ship EMERALD ISLE, in the stream
VIII sail positively this morning. Steamer leaves Peck
st o'clock to convey passengers board passage
ply TO TAPSCOTT & Co, 81 South street.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

TERMS OF Commonwealth staunch
Union Democratic paper, the Butte Record
publishes the Indignant refusal of the New
York Democracy to unite with traitors lke
Ben Wood, and says it is "a true exposition
Of the position occupied by Democrats where
ever they may be found" The Record aud7'
Nowhere within the confines of these Unl-
ted States does Democracy and treason reyel
in social converse, and the events oil the
times are ominous that they never VIII
When the As Kentucky -Goes-So-i 90 party
have grounded their arms OF treason anu
taken the oath of loyalty to the u"ited
States, Democrats will respectfully cohslder
their proposition ofan unconditional snrren-
der and perhaps receive them on Pr'p"''ou'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
MARYsvIL1r RIFLES. The Rifles" have

MARYsvILLE RIFLES. Rifles" have
decided to fill up their company for the pur-
pose of joining the Fifth Infantry. Messrs c.
A. Smith, George Bourne aud Charles o.
borne will start up country TO morrow morn
ing, for the purpose Of recruiting. c. V. D.
Hubbard viii attend to receiving the men as
they arrive in town. When the company is
filed, all the company officers " i'll he elected,
go that the last recruits will have n voice in
the election, the same MS old members. We
have no hesitaney in predicting that the RI
fes will make one of the finest companies in
the State.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

ANOTHER DIsoovERy.-The Carson City
Silver a re learns that lode of silver quartz
has been discovered in the hills four miles
due north from that city. The parties who
made the discovery have had considerable ex-
pefitnce as prospectors, and assert their be-
lief that this lode will prove more rich in
silver than the famous CONS stock Lode at Vir-
ginia City. They are of the opinion that
they have struck an extension Of the Com
stock.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

New PuBLIcAIioNs.-We have received
from II. H. Bancroft & Co., the San Francisco
publishers and booksellers the following
works: History of Margaret Of Anjon,'
Queen Of Henry VI of Scotland; by Jacob
Abbott. Philip Thaxter," novel "Sam-
eon and Delilah, or Dagon stoops to Sabnoth,'
Il tragedy; by II. NJ. Bien. "The Breath of
Life" by Geo, Catlin. H. Wagner Of this
city, has all these works for sale.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
5tew Aduertjsements,
APPEAL, TO SCIENCE.

you wish to be of obtaining perfect hair dye
without any deleterious element, Crstadoros Excel
sior Dye is the only ever submitted to this ORDEAL
It has been
ANNALYZED By Chiffon,
the first chemist in the country, and his certificate
setting forth its harmlessness is within the reach Of
every buyer.
THE EXQUISITE BEAUTY
of the lustrous blacks and browns, which it produces
with unerri certainty in ten minutes, has fairly won
for it the appeaton ofthe most natural hair dye ever
invented. Sold everywhere Applied by all Hair
Dressers. CRIsrAD DoRo. No. Astor House, Ny.
GEO w. SMELL, Agent,
SEQ 130 Washington St, San francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

KILLED GmzzLY.--Col. n. E. Whitesile.
and family are rusticating for time with
Pete Zimmerman. at the Hot Springs. thirty
miles beyond Colusa, in the coast range. Las
Sunday the Colonel was out with his gun aud
encountered grizzly, which he shot through
the small of the back The two Colonel and
grizzly Immediately separated and Travelled
in opposite directions, White,ides bringing
up at home. The next day lie went in pur-
suit of the bear. found him wounded det-
patched him and brought him into camp, or
rather to Zimmerman's house. We have
Pete's authority for saying that his bearship
weighed 1871 pounds.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
A CARD.

MARYsvuLT, Sept 2ilh, lstl'
Mn. THOMAS RAsooLpn-SIE We the members ana
well-wishor. Of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church adopt this plan Of informing the public, that
do not eroEnize YOU as being minister IN good
standing. Fnrthcr, that visited you on last sabDAth
morning notifying you that it was against the will oi
the Methodist people and the rules Of their discipline
for you to occupy the pulpit that day and under
certain circumstances and You did not respect the
notice which YOU received from me, though VERBAL
therefore consider that You have violated the rules
Of he Church and nsulted the Methodist people. l
also informed you that if you entered on tie pulpit on
that day. and under certain circumstances, that there
was party who had said that they would serve You
as you had been served in the Baptist Church; but
did not state any certain number Of people, neither did
say anything about stewards trustees TO you; 50 l
would advise You to learn how TO tell the truth before
preaching, espe ally to the Methodist people not
that they are selfish people, but u people who be
leve in God OF truth. But had that party hav' met
and apyed coat of tar and feathers instead OF fuba
City rotten cgrs, il would have been very applicable
to The case. Sir, feel that am upho!ding lhe true
rights of the Methodist people Further hold myself
responsible for all that have said in this letter and
hold myself in readiness to meet you or anybody who
will take your part, by giving me tweny-four hours
notice. | viii add no more at present.
se2S2t LEANDER MAYO.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
MAR YSvILLE.
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. P. FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
Ban Francisco to receive advertisements, receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
DEMOCRAT. ohce-No. my Washington street
nearly opposite Magure's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

AT San Francisco ON Thursday, the steward
of the ship David Crockett, in some unac-
countahle manner fell head foremost from the
main deck to the lower hold. about 95 feet.
He will probably not survive. He Los
family in Brooklyn, New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

Business lMPRovING We have been pleas
ed to observe, within the last few days. evil
have been numerous in the Streets starting
out with goods for the mountains. Wagon
makers blacksmiths and other mechanics have
been full Of business, and the town has as
sumed a more healthy aspect than formerly.
Our city has large prospective trade with
the Washoe country.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

FAILED To AGREE The ip'y in he rose Of
The People VS.. Newsom. in Sacramento coun-
ty. failed to agree and were Giecharged.-
Newsom was charged with mayhem, in hn'-
ing put ont an eye Of r. T. Doyle, with
tumbler, last winter
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
Captain United States Arlnv.
Colonel Fifth Iliantry, California Volunteers.

BY authority and under the direction of Col JOHN
KELLOGG, a Recruiting Office has been opened at No.
80 D street, opposite Wells Fargo G Co.'s EXPRESS Of
flee, Marysville and camp established in the city,
Persons enstipg will receive rations and nav from
the date of their enlismant, and will be TRANSPORTED
to headquarters at Sacramento free of charge The
list is now open at the above place.
NJ. D. DOBBINs,
It, Col Fifth Infantry, Cal. Volunteers.
sCDGi-1w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

DEATH OF a CAPTAIN The Atlas New
York correspondent reports 'b~ deuth Of
Captain Ellis, of the New York 7lst regi-
mcnt. of injuries received at the battle Of
Stone Bridge He was a brother of Colonel
Ellis, Sheriff Of San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

CRUSHED TO DEATH Thomas Lafont, in at
tempting to land from the steamer at Benicia
Friday evening, missed his footing, fell be
tween the steamer and wharf, and was crush
ed to death.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

CoUNTERMANDkD.- The Governor received
an official dispatch by the last Pony, from
Washington, stating that the order for the
California Volunteers to march into Texas,
etc, had been countermanded.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

Mn. MCMAHON, late United States Postal
Agent, has been called to Washington to re-
ceive Captains commission in General Nc
Clellans staff. lie will depart on the next
steamer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
FOR CHIEF ENGINEER.

At meeting of Warren Engine Co., No. 4, held on
the 18th inst w. ? WINKLEY, was nominated for
the office Of Chief Engineer of the Marysyille Fire De-
partment, at the ensuing election.
se2O.td d. S. HYAMS, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

THE Peruvian Minister of Foreign Rela-
tions has protested in a circular note to the
Government of the United States, against the
absorption of San Domingo by Spain.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

APPorNTMENT.-Dr Warren, State Con-
troller elect, has concluded to appoint E III
Harrison, Union Democrat of Stockton, as
his chief clerk
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

COMMON CoUNcIL.-A special meeting Of
the Common Council was called for last eve
ming, but, as there was no quorum present, of
course no business was transacted.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
FOR CHIEF ENGINEER.

At a Special meeting of Eureka Hose Company, held
September 9th, j. b. BALDWIN was unanimously
nominated for Chief Engineer Of the Marysville Fire
Department.
seo1O.ti* j. b. LEAMAN, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
8 T'

hN Wednesday, September 1lth, somewhere on n
~ street, Blue Velvet Purse, containing a 400 gold
piece and some small change. The finder will be snlt
ably rewarded on leaving the purse and money nj
FLETCHER & HoBSON'S Dry Goods store ID strrct.
supl2.u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

REDUCTION ~ HOTEL FARE-The New York
Herald states tnet the proprietora of the St.
Nicholas Hotel, in that city, have reduced the
price of board at their house to two dollars
per diem
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
WANTED

A SITUATION as Copyst or Accountant in some
IA respectable Mercantile House or Office in This
city. Referance as to character and cnnabiItv viii
be given when required Address Box 60, p O.
Marysyile senos
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
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A CARD.

MARYsvILLE, Sept. IS, 1851.
FpToR DEMocRAT-Whereas card appeared III
your paper, dated Sept &c h. 1851, over the signature
OF Leander Mayo stating that the African Me'hou'S'
Episcopal Church did not recognize tie Kew lhon"s
Randolph, as being minister in good stanu'hg anu
thath occupied the pulpit against orr VIII ana 'he
rules of the discipline in justice to said 'anaoPh'
We, the Trustees OF the said African Methodist fp''o-
pal Church. in behalfofthe membership Of SAID Vhnrch
would say that recognize in the Rev Thomas h"H-
d lpi, minis in good standing ana ne occup'eu
the pulpit OF the above Church at our specA inV"t'oh
and The card of Leander Mayo was written without
our knowledge consent; he, (Leander MaF') not
baing full member ofthe above Church. bu' pemg
once expelled, he has been admitted on PROBATION
ISAAC WATKINS,
BFNJAMINE BROoKS,
HENRY ". BRAtI,
Stewards and Trustees of the SAID ChaFeh'
saY00
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

J. W. M0GEE.-The Sacramento Grand
Jury did not indict McGee for his participa-
ton in the Lloyd and Galloway fight.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

DEAF. Hanson, who fell from scaffold-
ing on the Lyoeum buildings at San Francis
co. few days since, died on Thursdny night
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
Fever and AgMc,
HlaTySvilIe DrsIg Store,
Notice TO Volunteers.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH IHFANrRY CAT. Vols,
SACRAMENTO. Sent. 90. 1851.

For the information of all persons desiring to
Efs California Volunteers, the following notice Civ
~ The company officers having been elected bv
III the full co panies, are commissioned by the
5sss Governor of the State after having been exam
ined by Board. The Board will consist Of the field
officers of he regiment and will sit at rcgimentl
headquarters
ENamuatians OF officers are mainly on their LOYALTY
TO tac United States Governu ent physical and gener-
al character, general Intelligence, and capacity to
command. The military examination is not rigid,
though of course, officers Of experience are desirable
and much preorred The principal causes Of rejection
in the physical examination of both officers and men
are, defect IN the right eye, or right hqnd deafness
syhliis, hernia or rupture want OF teeth, its lame
ness ulcers, and general weakness or debility Com
panies should come with from ninety to one hundred
men one hundred ana one being the maximum and
eighty three the minimum; but when half thrg runhpr
is raised they viii be received in the Fifth Infantry
accompanied by one OF their officers with the distinct
understanding that if the company is not filled i'm dine
time IT may be incorporated with cther incom,,pt4
companies. Captains may organize their compauie.
and, when fu muster them. From the place of mus
to regimental headquarters The Transformation of
the companies will he paid ly the QuartermAster On
tef arrival there they will be re-axanlned and sworn
into service. Any mea desin9 to Join the compauies
organizing at Sacramento will, in small detach-
ments or singly be ut once examined sworn and
placed in camp. The pay and allowances of Volun.
tecrS is the same as in the regular army When hon
orably discharged they will receive one hundred dol.
lars in cash. If wounded or disabled in the line of
their duty, they receive the same benefits as persons
disabled in the regular service The widow or legal
heirs such may die be killed in service hesdrs
all arrears of pay and allowances, will receive one
hundgyd dollars.
John KFTTOrC
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

not favor union with the " Mcconnell
wing" The censure of a bawd is OF as much
consequence IA rebukes from such sources
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR The fol-
lowing commissions have been issued from
the Department Of State sGce the 18th
instant:
a. p. Chapman, Notary Public for Los
Angeles county; G. E. Young, Notary Public
for Calaveras county; Paschal Bequette,
State Locating Agent for Visalia Land Dis
trict, vice W. 6. Morris who failed to quail
fly; a. p. Chipman State Locating Agent for
Los Angeles vice w. II Shore deceased; e.
NJ Strange Notary Public, Calaveras county; /;
r ID Hill, Notary PubIic. Sierra county; j.
W Whitney, Notary Public, Monterey coun-
ty; b E. :. Ely, Notary Public. Nupa county;
II. Barnett, Notary Public, Yuoa county.
The New YORK DEMOCRACY The Demo-
cratic New York State Central Committee at
Albany, Sept 18th, adopted the following:
Resolged, That the recent course of the
President, in promptly overruling the as
sumption Of General Fremont to transcend
law, end limiting his action within the line
OF legitimate authority, meets our unqualified
approval