November 8, 1860 (4 pages)

{ emocrat. In many respects the political contest of “ E i ¥ of October Gtb, says: TS ae hey : F: &, 1860 was similar to that of 1824, aod Doug8 & 7 Since the assault which the Liberals made . oe oe ps is , sf . peg efor each iW ee ee 5 S 2 i; vicinity . candidate as far as he 3 1 pe \* the position which Jackson 3 & $F & {in August, against Tacubaya, the vicinity . a Octavian Hoogs, is our Agent for San Fran las now stands io PRECINCTS. bg : ; & pc pas ' . ‘ a 9% AAD: " . cisco, He is authorized to receive advertisements, . oecupied thirty-six years go. In 1824, as : : e & . of = sity _ not been disturbed by any Lioeola, pt haga 25,442 ; Breck4 i and collect and receipt for the rame, in 1860, there were four candidates for the er. 497 631 221 “9 ae vas consedlinted fete: aboct . inridge, 21,333 ; Bell, 4.442. hd : A. Badlam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento, . presidency ; Jackson was then the caudi Blue Tent-.oove 28 52 24 12) 12.000 nen, whieh, togetber with 2,000 men . — orate nes Ld to receive advertisements and collect for the sume. . gate and representative man of the Democ. Vanderleith’s.-.-++22 28 a e at Puebla, and from 4,000 to 6,000 at Guad. Arrairs tN San DinGo.—The following: t ; as as Douglas is now. Jackson had to caer yee * 7” . r alajara, form the whole army of the Church . js a dispatch from Lo® Angeles dated Nopoe ’ a "Theeeee « + , ‘ . " j ay! * ive en ae , i ‘ . ne § the. 6 8 19 ~%. hitber, with 4, hg lPbes rs in San Diego have been very ac: ‘ie THE RESULT IN NEVADA. ministration, as Douglas has been opposed ng, aa . 34 29 5 2 Guadalajara, ven defeated near eg ae Gea fecling 8 stinnitentell fot the Pie The vote in Nevada county, #0 far a8 re. py the Administration of Buchanan, and the Rough & Ready. 40 88 80 ° . Grande and obliged to return to said city, ‘security of Exparza, in Lower California, i bi turos have been received at the time of . 4 )nosition to both partook of the same VI0. Indian Spring.++++ . S P 1 . Where he is besieged by 8,500 os eet Col. Cutts bag been invited by uumberg ys writing this, stands as follows : Lincoln, . gictive and malignant character. Jackson bend 5 aie 30 Ortega oe a ¢ coe ion Frage lof the citizens of the country, to head a par: . : “ . Anthon) seee . meu, ab gaz ' r ’ . , » relief Ds parZd PotiDE f 2,492 ; Douglas, 2,357 ; Breckinridge, 1,594; . then received the largest popular vom of . Newtown soreerees ° es e : ; . a on their way thither. Beriozabal occu. ty Fa ees i 4, aud @ mecting Bell, 375. There are two precincts to be any of the four candidates, but failing to . Jones rome fi hiadlede 6 i ee 5. pies Queretaro, with 6,000 men, aud anothI” We find Esparza well fortified against heard from, which will not materially . have a majority in the Electoral College the Sie 9 ee ia asm 6 ler body of Liberal troops are marcbing up Phere Boe noved achive wien ie j Pe ‘ vs § . 5 “1g “. . * tn ao " ” change the relative vote. This reeult is) ojection was thrown isto the House of Rep Birchville. . ery Par 21 4 2 ee ante army would thus be. ouly wants powder, which bas been sent Sweetland,.ecers 42 iL Th: C 'y ‘ ould be bougt , widely different from what we bad calculetresentatives where he was detested by the North den deans 107 =. 227 86 17 . able to take the field, and, by a great blow, . to aa . ‘ ae 4 ve oie aa ae ‘ NO s AlLeese bar ad a ¢ Ss 2g OF are Jale vOVe cd—Breckinridge having five hundred 1e83) mancevering of politicians. In the election . Monteuma.+++++++ ae. ae 6 . tiuish the revolution; but this does not lay . Or oaa Ghee eS ra 31st inst. The ri votes than we expected, aud Lincoln five or whicb bas just closed, Douglas bas, withoat Chavotas wi eaves ‘ rf 4 4 ‘ in their plaus, There are on rm arog dang . ed pa Hebaith the powder get no pay. Kg ‘ : »} A FAllle oe ee . S ov . , 7 idate n ses ne o py eee 2 js ee ra wave, We thiok this revalt. "nat eeciveg a targer poputar ote than [Columbia Hil. 42 37) 5} wo candidates tothe Presidency in the Tor A nas rendered more active protetigy was brought about by quite a number of. vitnor of the other candidates, but bis . Magnolia..-+++++ 13 #18 «16 ; otha cate of Gl wants to make war on . ¢@ the county of San Diego than the gener. Breckinridge votes being given jer SAnoaie, strength isao scattered that itis scarcely Eee fer. rae "5 i i} 1 bis own account, and hopes to become a Napaying hay yo sh sittin The Breckinridgers bad generally given up possible he can geta majority of the elecWoolsey’ Oe cli 41 27 20 20] poleon, Santa Auna, or, at least, a Mira. fonds of Eeparza. 3 A sd carrying the State for their candidate, and . 1,9) votes, vor can he be elected by the Moore’s Flat.++++s . 4 b> s moo, iu military achievements. . Reports are about that Mendoza bas been many of them preferring Lincoln to Doug-. House of Representatives should the elecaes 0 ie ih 30 mw w F ew Zuitann—Be was of Mek . appointed Governor. This is all false, Menlas voted for the former as achoice of evils. . . ; there. The mest violent opposiSouth Fork.vrenaintee segs as ins le . doza is captain of a band of thieves, and no he vote in the Nevada precinct bas aston<n ‘ fi en who pro-. Mohawk Flat.. I 12 1 4. bourne, we bave news from New Zealand . more, Esparza is fortitied at San Ysidre T e vote In in tol. Abadia tion to Jackson came from m “ F 1 Bowman’s Ranch. 6 if 1 1} to the 8th of July: . with one hundred and fifty men, some of ished us more than anything ¢ na . ened be Democrats, but who bad crawl: . Sailor Bar. +++++++ J pm a 1g. On the 27th of June aserious battle was . thom thee Beet rile weet ie the ecaatey, iy baving about two hundred more, @04) 04 jn1o the Democratic party for the pur. Washington.-++-+. . + : fought at Waitara, between three bundred . with only nine pounds of powder (previous Douglas about three bandred less than we pose of controlling ite organization and deare ee 4 69 11 . and forty-seven British soldiers and a much . to the amount now sent). Mendoza is at bad calculated. However, as we have feating its principles. The same character te sr Creek. 23 larger foree of rebel natives, The British . La Gaira with about four bund: ed men, Ww didate for Senator pine chad ; Little York.e+eA % 36 10 were surrounded, but they fought most . mostly Indians. A woman in San Diego elected Mr, Watt, our candidate >. of mea are now the most violent opponents = ee i 75 97 68 12\stubboraly, and finally retreated, with . eeot about eighty pounds of powder to him, for which office the great fight was made . of Douglas—Demoerats by profession but . jy owell Hill..-. 15 34 20 2/iwenty-nine killed and thirty-two badly in this county, and in all probability Messrs. . pp qeratiets at heart, Bat Jackson was tri. Waloupa .--+++9 3 4 : wounded, of whom several died. The na-. Gotp 1x Vicrornia.—The Victoria (VanMiller and Eastman, two of our candidates umphantly elected by the people in 1828 ; er ec ees a # 16 12 tives would not permit = nasties, . get jeouver Istand) Colonist, of October 27th, for the Assembly, we shall be satisfied, proaud Douglas, if be lives, will be elected by . Sailor Flate.+.+++s 2 31 3 j pot gd ye he Major se ny . has the following item : vere le ) vid. ane vided Douglas carries the State. —A further canvass of the returns, made since the above was in type, renders it certain that Messrs. Miller and Kaetman, oo the Douglas ticket, and Messrs, Spence, Avery aud Councilman, Republicans, are clected. THE STATE. We received a dispatch from San Francisco this afternoon, stating that Douglas has carried the State, and that the Douglas men will have a working majority in both branches of the Legislature. The dispatch was dated at half past three o’elock, The vote of San Francisco is as follows: Lincoln 6,893 ; Douglas, 4,040; Breckinridge, 2,627. We hope this will prove true, but we shall not venture to crow untilwe are “out of the woods,”’ Monument Funp.—In many of the precincts of this coanty contribution boxes were placed elde by side with the ballot boxes, to enable voters to contribute towards the Washington Monument fund. Had some man at every voting place made it his epecial business to attend to the oontributions, we are satisfied that enough would Have been collected to entitle this county . to the marble statue of Washington; but as little attention was paid to the matter, except in afew precincts, we shall probably lose it, At Cherokee precinct, where 180 votes were polled, Mr, M. W. Martin made it his business to call the attention of voters to the contribution box, and the result was that $52 62 was collected. At Rough & Ready, where there were 209 votes, Mr. . David Bovyer attended to the matter, and $70 00 was contributed. These gentlemen . are deserving of credit for their exertions in collecting contributions, and it is to be regretted that there were not men of the eame sort at all the other precincts in the county. Tux Starx Senate.—It is stated, that of the seventeen bold-over Senators, eleven are supporters of Douglas and Johnson, If! this is the case the Douglas men will only have to elect six this year to give thema majority in that body, Watt is elected from Nevada county ; the returns received from Yuba eounty indicate the election of ©. E. DeLong, and from the large vote cast for Douglas in the State, it is fair to con-. With many of them, it will be something shortly found that the thief, a Mexican, had . The Steamshi clade that four or five more Douglas Sena. New, aod while the novelty lasts the thing . "ins bave checked nearly all mining oper— ~ — short diane out oftown, . # oe “SONO RA # sa'. elt bat r ations in th * ‘ returned, and was trying to sell the animal sasst Biers tors will be elected in other counties, With . " be interesting, in the bed of Feather river. above! ts 9 stable keeper. sy arrested and) B. R. RABY,..4. Commanier a majority in the Senate, the Douglas men can prevent the election of a U.S. Senator, by refusing to go into Joint Convention, if they deem it necessary. JACKSON AND DOUGLAS. the popular vote in 1864, If California has gone for Douglas, as the returas thus far received indicate, the Democracy io after years will refer with proud satisfaction to the vote of the State in 1860. Tue Crvin War in Sonona.—A letter from Hermosillo, Mexico, gives an account of some fighting near that place, on the 9th and 10th of October, between the partisans of Gandara and Pesqueira. In the fight on the 9th, the forces of Pesqueira were commanded by Col. Morales, and were put to flight with the loss of twenty men killed, and a considerable number wounded. The Gandarists had only one or two killed and wounded, On the morning of the 10th, Gov. Pesqueira placed himself at the head of his retreating forces, determined to retrieve, if possible, the disasters of the preceding day. Rallying his men, he encountered the Gandarists, and the cenflict was renewed with bloody results, Pesqueira dasbed forward into the thickest of the fight, and standing erect in his red-top boots in the saddle and stirrups of a well caparisoned horse, his voice was heard like that of the invincible Murat, calling upon his men to rush to the rescue! But the more the Governor shouted the faster his soldiers rushed away from the enemy. Tesqueira was wounded in the thigh, and his troops made a precipitate retreat to Hermosillo. In this fight, Pesqueira lost twenty-six men, and the Gandarists five or six. The Gandarists were commanded by a son of ex Governor Gandara. “C§ountina Cuickens,’? ETC.—Among the Southern gentlemen spoken of as likely to become members of Lincoln’s Cabinet, are . Kenneth Raynor and Jobo Gilmer, of North Carolina, and T, A. R. Selson and Emerson Etheridge, of Tennessee. If Lincoln is elected he will have no difficulty in finding men in every section of the Union willing to accept of all the offices at his disposal, but the Cabinet makers had better wait until they ascertain whether Lincoln is elected before making a Cabivet for him, . Goon Avvice.—The election being over, . and having little to do, except wait for the returns, the editor of the Marysville Democrat bas taken to reading the Bible, and ; advises all good Democrats to do the same. Suootiwa.—Two Mexicans, named Jose . Maria Dias and Jose California, were shoot. ing at random, in Marysville, on the Sth . Vote of Nevada County for President. Ree ee ceca arcane ne EERE a are Isaac V. Fow.Ler,—This man, late Post Master of New York city, wasin Havana when last heard from. He bad just recov. } ered from a severe attack of the yellow fe. ver, A New York correspondent says: On the 15th of October Mr. Fowler will leave Cuba for Mexico. Through the kindness of some of his many friends, he will go where a very lucrative situation will be given to him, He is to have the general superintendence of a rold mine, which is being successfuliy worked, t is owned by some of our millionaires, and it is confidentially stated that, with even ordinary luck, money enough can be made by Fowler to enable him'to return home very soon, and save his bondsmen in a very short time. Fowler, it will be remembered is a government defaulter to a large amount—several bundred thousand dollars, we believe —and if he can save that amount from his wages as superintendent of a gold mine, he will be lucky, indeed. Orecon.—A dispatch from Jacksonville, Oregon, states that all but five small preMsxico.—A eorrespoudent of the Alta! gy TELEGRAPH TO THE NEVADA DEMOCRAT, ; writing from the city of Mexico uader date, in command of the British, and be receives . Victoria may yet turn out to be a regu. high praise. Colonel Gold, who was chief . lar Cariboo, as far as regards hidden treasin command of the military, near the scene . Ure. Yesterday afternoon some workmen of battle, was not present at the fight, and jemployed in sinking = well, on Collison be is blamed as the chief cause of the de-. Street, came to a streak of blue cement and feat, The soldiers and newspapers demanks y a . aap Spa o tena m4 ic camoual tt i ition. ound tocontain thirty cents’ worth of gold. OS so . One piece alone weighed twenty-live cents, . Two bits to the pan is an excellent prospect. What is stranger still, this prospectis just at the base of Church Till, and in the immediate vicinity of the spot trom whence was taken the specimen of gold-bearing quartz the other day. The well is eighteen feet deep, and the gravel rests upon the bed rock, SpiniruaL =Diamonp Honters.—The Knight’s Ferry Index says it is strange, but . vevertheless true, that intelligent persons, in that region, in every other respect ra. tional, have been induced to sit night after night communing with spirits, in relation to . a inonstrous diamond said to have been . found and Jost by a miner. The spirits have frequently reported the treasure to be . aso within a foot or 9, of the diggers, but. JvpeEs or Jacks.—At the Santa Clara somehow the goin 13 spirited off, aud keeps Agricultural Fair, the Directors appointed, about se much in advance—jack-o’lantern . as a Committee on jackasses, the nominees like. The Index believes the stone, found . of the different political parties for Senate —« and accidentally dropped in the water by . and Assembly. This, it is supposed, was a the finder, was a common pebble covered . cute political move, but for what.ends, bas . with “fox-fire,’”’ which went out as soon as it fell into the brook, not yet transpired. The report of thecom. — . mittee on jackasses will, undoubtedly, be a 4 ul ike Seine ee . racy affair, f Snootina Arrair at MOKELUMNE HILL.— . — a in A shooting affair took place Jast Monday Two hundred and eighty-one new citicincts in Jackson county, have been heard from, and the vote stands as fellows ; Breck. inridge, 556; Douglas, 317 ; Lincoln, 299 ; Bell, 71. The dispatch states that Breckin. ridge will probably carry the State, but no reason is given for such a sapposition. It was expected that Breckinridge would have a majority in the southern counties, but no reliable estimate can be made asto how that State has gone until the counties north of the Callapooia mountains are heard from, Freaks or Ligurnine.—Near Olympia, Washington Territory, recently, the house of a farmer was struck by lightning. The current ran down the chimney nearly to the ground and then divided; one branch tore up the ground and killed a kitten, narrowly missing a bed where the family slept; the other branch broke the looking glass and tore a hole through the floor. During the storm the lightning was almost a continuous sheet of flame, Great Castinc.—Quite a crowd assembled at the Washington Navy Yard, October 15th, to witness the casting of a propeller for the Government steamship Pensacola. The propeller is efghteen feet six inches in diameter, and required 25,000 pounds of metal to complete it. The time occupied was only fourteen minutes, Mixtxne on Fratarrn River.—The Iate Oroville, except the Union Cape claims, In this claim they employ about one hundred men and take oat from $500 to $1,200 daily, night at Mokelumne Hill, between a Chi-. gong were made in San Francisco Nov. 5th leno and a Mexican, The Chileno, it apaii pears, bad been to a dance house that evening. where he met the Mexican, against . whom be had an old grudge; so he proceeded to draw a large knife for the purpose of carving the Mexican, who ran out of the . Sapa ny pa peeagSSngEESPSpENGNpEnSEN pO back door and as far down town as to the NOTICE TO SCRIP HOLDERS! rear of the private residence of Ex Sheriff} The holders of County Warrants drawn on the Clarke, when, thinking be bad gone far . General Hund, and registered prior to January Ist : . % a rese P § “J J PCAsenough to warrant a fighting demoustraurer Se Office for came, a6 eory a “the eas tion, the Mexican drew a pistol and shot . ceases from this date. the lucklesg Chileno through the lungs, The . Nevaan Nov. 6th, 1860, J. W. CHINN, latter is not yet dead, Cause of quarrel— Tevaparee, Wasaga Pounty. a woman, The name of the wounded man is Ysidora Alfaro, In this city, Nov. 7th, Mr. James G,. Mvusrarp, a native of Baunswick, Maine, aged about 38 years, Brown's Bronchial Troches A sure remedy for Throat Affections, Brown's Bronchial Troches Cures any Irritation or Soreness of the Throat, Brown's Bronchial Troches Cure Cough, Cold or Hoarseness. Brown’s Bronchial Troches Scuoor Cexsos.—In Petaluma the whole number of scholars is 763, of whom 418 are boys, and 345 girls, The number under . four years is 275; over eighteen and un-. der twenty-one, 52—total, 763. The num. ber born in this State is 424. But one! Cures Bronchitis, Asthma and Catarrh. deal and dusab reported. . Brown’s Bronchial Troches In Placerville there are, between 4 and . Clears and gives strength to the voice of Singers. 18 years of age, 135 boys and 128.girls— . B ’ i , Aa yee ee . rown’s Bronchial Troches total, 263. Under 4 years, 179; boro in . Cures Whooping Cough and Influenza. California, 225. . In Columbia, between 4 and 18 years, . Py " Wapues deeeae’ 168 boys and 148 girle—total, 306. Under . ——_____ee 4 years, 184; born in California, 173. . The Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s Line senedllanilinicipl easel sions TO PANAMA, Pretry Boup.—A gentleman rode up to Connecting via the Panama Rallroad, the house of a friend ia Marysville, on Sun. Sten aie i * Asp day. hitehed his horee and entered the A. and P. Stes mahip Qo. af J inwall, house. He soon discevered that his horse . Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco & Panama. had been stolen, and gave the alarm. Par. ties immediately started in pursuit, and} DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. confined in the Station House, Will leave Fulsom street wharf, with Passengers and Treasure, on Lares Lumps or Sinver.—The largest PROMEIAT vcsisvedic snd ves Nov. 12th, 1960, piece of silver ever taken from a mine was vom vA eeA, At 9 O'lock, A. M., Punctually. found in Norway, and placed in the Royal . Museum at Copenh r . And Connect via the Panama Kailroad at Aspinwall, says that the work on the i penbagen. It weighed 560 . With Steams r New ¥ y e paper mill, now! pounds, and was worth when smelted about . Through tickets Pesagod ti bsg cay . 4 kets ¢ ve obtained. The Pant rs, and the Mexicans were both woun. joj yeing e@ i i i 2, one of them sevdonsly. g Peng near that Place, is progresspow 23 Ta South America a mass of silver R.R.Co., and Atlantic and Pacilic 8, §. Co. have og rapidly, andin a short time the mil] . "°@™y pure, was found in 1794, which . authorized agents for the sale of tickets. will bet operation, weighed S70 poum. These lumps are ex. “ am * for shipment will be received. on board ceptional. Sir : 4 the steamship until twelve o’clock, (midnight) ea pe i ‘ a is seldom found in pieces . Satuday October 10th, ks int . y pounds weight. N : : No merchandise or freight will be reecived on board after 3 o'clock P. M., Oct, 10t:, .and a written order ae bt laa at the Company’s Office for it shipment. For Freight or pom Fe ly to ¥ORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento.aad Leidesdorff sts, San Franciace. aa bei i i eat ts <r . inst., aod when ordered to desist, fired on JNaceouNTaBLs.— We notice that there is the officers, The fire was retarned by the ji & difference of fifteen votes, in this county, . office on the candidates for Electors on the same . go tickets. What reason a man can have, who . pisuieokas cat wishes to vote for a candidate for President, Tue total amount eontributed, for the dent, to scratch off the name of one of bis . Washington Monument in San Francisco } Kilectors, is more than we can imagine. It . was $280—which is probably less in pro. . is done, however, at every Presidential elec. portion than has been contributed in any ie J tion. ; other county of the State. Parer Mitt.—The Santa Cruz Sentinel . On the 10th of October a man named Wn. J. Holden, lately from California, shot himself dead on the Commons of Boston. Poverty is assigned as the cause, A “Raseep Scaoow” is about to be esteblished at Cairo, in for the of Mostem children. —_ ~~ eee

{ emocrat. In many respects the political contest of “ E i ¥ of October Gtb, says: TS ae hey : F: &, 1860 was similar to that of 1824, aod Doug8 & 7 Since the assault which the Liberals made . oe oe ps is , sf . peg efor each iW ee ee 5 S 2 i; vicinity . candidate as far as he 3 1 pe \* the position which Jackson 3 & $F & {in August, against Tacubaya, the vicinity . a Octavian Hoogs, is our Agent for San Fran las now stands io PRECINCTS. bg : ; & pc pas ' . ‘ a 9% AAD: " . cisco, He is authorized to receive advertisements, . oecupied thirty-six years go. In 1824, as : : e & . of = sity _ not been disturbed by any Lioeola, pt haga 25,442 ; Breck4 i and collect and receipt for the rame, in 1860, there were four candidates for the er.. 497 631 221 “9 ae vas consedlinted fete: aboct . inridge, 21,333 ; Bell, 4.442. hd : A. Badlam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento, . presidency ; Jackson was then the caudi Blue Tent-..oove 28 52 24 12) 12.000 nen, whieh, togetber with 2,000 men . — orate nes Ld to receive advertisements and collect for the sume. . gate and representative man of the Democ. Vanderleith’s.-.-++22 28 a e at Puebla, and from 4,000 to 6,000 at Guad. Arrairs tN San DinGo.—The following: t ; as as Douglas is now. Jackson had to caer yee * 7” . r alajara, form the whole army of the Church . js a dispatch from Lo® Angeles dated Nopoe ’ a "Theeeee « + , ‘ . " j ay! * ive en ae , i ‘ . ne § the. 6 8 19 ~%. hitber, with 4, hg lPbes rs in San Diego have been very ac: ‘ie THE RESULT IN NEVADA. ministration, as Douglas has been opposed ng, aa . 34 29 5 2 Guadalajara, ven defeated near eg ae Gea fecling 8 stinnitentell fot the Pie The vote in Nevada county, #0 far a8 re. py the Administration of Buchanan, and the Rough & Ready.. 40 88 80 ° . Grande and obliged to return to said city, ‘security of Exparza, in Lower California, i bi turos have been received at the time of . 4 )nosition to both partook of the same VI0. Indian Spring.++++ . S P 1 . Where he is besieged by 8,500 os eet Col. Cutts bag been invited by uumberg ys writing this, stands as follows : Lincoln, . gictive and malignant character. Jackson bend 5 aie 30 Ortega oe a ¢ coe ion Frage lof the citizens of the country, to head a par: . : “ . Anthon) seee . meu, ab gaz ' r ’ . , » relief Ds parZd PotiDE f 2,492 ; Douglas, 2,357 ; Breckinridge, 1,594; . then received the largest popular vom of . Newtown soreerees ° es e : ; . a on their way thither. Beriozabal occu. ty Fa ees i 4, aud @ mecting Bell, 375. There are two precincts to be any of the four candidates, but failing to . Jones rome fi hiadlede 6 i ee 5. pies Queretaro, with 6,000 men, aud anothI” We find Esparza well fortified against heard from, which will not materially . have a majority in the Electoral College the Sie 9 ee ia asm 6 ler body of Liberal troops are marcbing up Phere Boe noved achive wien ie j Pe ‘ vs § . 5 “1g “. . * tn ao " ” change the relative vote. This reeult is) ojection was thrown isto the House of Rep Birchville. . ery Par 21 4 2 ee ante army would thus be. ouly wants powder, which bas been sent Sweetland,..ecers 42 iL Th: C 'y ‘ ould be bougt , widely different from what we bad calculetresentatives where he was detested by the North den deans 107 =. 227 86 17 . able to take the field, and, by a great blow, . to aa . ‘ ae 4 ve oie aa ae ‘ NO s AlLeese bar ad a ¢ Ss 2g OF are Jale vOVe cd—Breckinridge having five hundred 1e83) mancevering of politicians. In the election . Monteuma.+++++++ ae. ae 6 . tiuish the revolution; but this does not lay . Or oaa Ghee eS ra 31st inst. The ri votes than we expected, aud Lincoln five or whicb bas just closed, Douglas bas, withoat Chavotas wi eaves ‘ rf 4 4 ‘ in their plaus, There are on rm arog dang . ed pa Hebaith the powder get no pay. Kg ‘ : »} A FAllle oe ee . S ov . , 7 idate n ses ne o py eee 2 js ee ra wave, We thiok this revalt. "nat eeciveg a targer poputar ote than [Columbia Hil.. 42 37) 5} wo candidates tothe Presidency in the Tor A nas rendered more active protetigy was brought about by quite a number of. vitnor of the other candidates, but bis . Magnolia...-+++++ 13 #18 «16 ; otha cate of Gl wants to make war on . ¢@ the county of San Diego than the gener. Breckinridge votes being given jer SAnoaie, strength isao scattered that itis scarcely Eee fer. rae "5 i i} 1 bis own account, and hopes to become a Napaying hay yo sh sittin The Breckinridgers bad generally given up possible he can geta majority of the elecWoolsey’ Oe cli 41 27 20 20] poleon, Santa Auna, or, at least, a Mira. fonds of Eeparza. 3 A sd carrying the State for their candidate, and . 1,9) votes, vor can he be elected by the Moore’s Flat.++++s . 4 b> s moo, iu military achievements. . Reports are about that Mendoza bas been many of them preferring Lincoln to Doug-. House of Representatives should the elecaes 0 ie ih 30 mw w F ew Zuitann—Be was of Mek . appointed Governor. This is all false, Menlas voted for the former as achoice of evils. . . ; there. The mest violent opposiSouth Fork..vrenaintee segs as ins le . doza is captain of a band of thieves, and no he vote in the Nevada precinct bas aston<n ‘ fi en who pro-. Mohawk Flat... I 12 1 4. bourne, we bave news from New Zealand . more, Esparza is fortitied at San Ysidre T e vote In in tol. Abadia tion to Jackson came from m “ F 1 Bowman’s Ranch.. 6 if 1 1} to the 8th of July: . with one hundred and fifty men, some of ished us more than anything ¢ na . ened be Democrats, but who bad crawl: . Sailor Bar. +++++++ J pm a 1g. On the 27th of June aserious battle was . thom thee Beet rile weet ie the ecaatey, iy baving about two hundred more, @04) 04 jn1o the Democratic party for the pur. Washington..-++-+. . + : fought at Waitara, between three bundred . with only nine pounds of powder (previous Douglas about three bandred less than we pose of controlling ite organization and deare ee 4 69 11 . and forty-seven British soldiers and a much . to the amount now sent). Mendoza is at bad calculated. However, as we have feating its principles. The same character te sr Creek.. 23 larger foree of rebel natives, The British . La Gaira with about four bund: ed men, Ww didate for Senator pine chad ; Little York..e+eA % 36 10 were surrounded, but they fought most . mostly Indians. A woman in San Diego elected Mr, Watt, our candidate >. of mea are now the most violent opponents = ee i 75 97 68 12\stubboraly, and finally retreated, with . eeot about eighty pounds of powder to him, for which office the great fight was made . of Douglas—Demoerats by profession but . jy owell Hill...-. 15 34 20 2/iwenty-nine killed and thirty-two badly in this county, and in all probability Messrs. . pp qeratiets at heart, Bat Jackson was tri. Waloupa ..--+++9 3 4 : wounded, of whom several died. The na-. Gotp 1x Vicrornia.—The Victoria (VanMiller and Eastman, two of our candidates umphantly elected by the people in 1828 ; er ec ees a # 16 12 tives would not permit = nasties, . get jeouver Istand) Colonist, of October 27th, for the Assembly, we shall be satisfied, proaud Douglas, if be lives, will be elected by . Sailor Flate.+.+++s 2 31 3 j pot gd ye he Major se ny . has the following item : vere le ) vid. ane vided Douglas carries the State. —A further canvass of the returns, made since the above was in type, renders it certain that Messrs. Miller and Kaetman, oo the Douglas ticket, and Messrs, Spence, Avery aud Councilman, Republicans, are clected. THE STATE. We received a dispatch from San Francisco this afternoon, stating that Douglas has carried the State, and that the Douglas men will have a working majority in both branches of the Legislature. The dispatch was dated at half past three o’elock, The vote of San Francisco is as follows: Lincoln 6,893 ; Douglas, 4,040; Breckinridge, 2,627. We hope this will prove true, but we shall not venture to crow untilwe are “out of the woods,”’ Monument Funp.—In many of the precincts of this coanty contribution boxes were placed elde by side with the ballot boxes, to enable voters to contribute towards the Washington Monument fund. Had some man at every voting place made it his epecial business to attend to the oontributions, we are satisfied that enough would Have been collected to entitle this county . to the marble statue of Washington; but as little attention was paid to the matter, except in afew precincts, we shall probably lose it, At Cherokee precinct, where 180 votes were polled, Mr, M. W. Martin made it his business to call the attention of voters to the contribution box, and the result was that $52 62 was collected. At Rough & Ready, where there were 209 votes, Mr. . David Bovyer attended to the matter, and $70 00 was contributed. These gentlemen . are deserving of credit for their exertions in collecting contributions, and it is to be regretted that there were not men of the eame sort at all the other precincts in the county. Tux Starx Senate.—It is stated, that of the seventeen bold-over Senators, eleven are supporters of Douglas and Johnson, If! this is the case the Douglas men will only have to elect six this year to give thema majority in that body, Watt is elected from Nevada county ; the returns received from Yuba eounty indicate the election of ©. E. DeLong, and from the large vote cast for Douglas in the State, it is fair to con-. With many of them, it will be something shortly found that the thief, a Mexican, had . The Steamshi clade that four or five more Douglas Sena. New, aod while the novelty lasts the thing . "ins bave checked nearly all mining oper— ~ — short diane out oftown, . # oe “SONO RA # sa'. elt bat r ations in th * ‘ returned, and was trying to sell the animal sasst Biers tors will be elected in other counties, With . " be interesting, in the bed of Feather river. above! ts 9 stable keeper. sy arrested and) B. R. RABY,...4. Commanier a majority in the Senate, the Douglas men can prevent the election of a U.S. Senator, by refusing to go into Joint Convention, if they deem it necessary. JACKSON AND DOUGLAS. the popular vote in 1864, If California has gone for Douglas, as the returas thus far received indicate, the Democracy io after years will refer with proud satisfaction to the vote of the State in 1860. Tue Crvin War in Sonona.—A letter from Hermosillo, Mexico, gives an account of some fighting near that place, on the 9th and 10th of October, between the partisans of Gandara and Pesqueira. In the fight on the 9th, the forces of Pesqueira were commanded by Col. Morales, and were put to flight with the loss of twenty men killed, and a considerable number wounded. The Gandarists had only one or two killed and wounded, On the morning of the 10th, Gov. Pesqueira placed himself at the head of his retreating forces, determined to retrieve, if possible, the disasters of the preceding day. Rallying his men, he encountered the Gandarists, and the cenflict was renewed with bloody results, Pesqueira dasbed forward into the thickest of the fight, and standing erect in his red-top boots in the saddle and stirrups of a well caparisoned horse, his voice was heard like that of the invincible Murat, calling upon his men to rush to the rescue! But the more the Governor shouted the faster his soldiers rushed away from the enemy. Tesqueira was wounded in the thigh, and his troops made a precipitate retreat to Hermosillo. In this fight, Pesqueira lost twenty-six men, and the Gandarists five or six. The Gandarists were commanded by a son of ex Governor Gandara. “C§ountina Cuickens,’? ETC.—Among the Southern gentlemen spoken of as likely to become members of Lincoln’s Cabinet, are . Kenneth Raynor and Jobo Gilmer, of North Carolina, and T, A. R. Selson and Emerson Etheridge, of Tennessee. If Lincoln is elected he will have no difficulty in finding men in every section of the Union willing to accept of all the offices at his disposal, but the Cabinet makers had better wait until they ascertain whether Lincoln is elected before making a Cabivet for him, . Goon Avvice.—The election being over, . and having little to do, except wait for the returns, the editor of the Marysville Democrat bas taken to reading the Bible, and ; advises all good Democrats to do the same. Suootiwa.—Two Mexicans, named Jose . Maria Dias and Jose California, were shoot. ing at random, in Marysville, on the Sth . Vote of Nevada County for President. Ree ee ceca arcane ne EERE a are Isaac V. Fow.Ler,—This man, late Post Master of New York city, wasin Havana when last heard from. He bad just recov. } ered from a severe attack of the yellow fe. ver, A New York correspondent says: On the 15th of October Mr. Fowler will leave Cuba for Mexico. Through the kindness of some of his many friends, he will go where a very lucrative situation will be given to him, He is to have the general superintendence of a rold mine, which is being successfuliy worked, t is owned by some of our millionaires, and it is confidentially stated that, with even ordinary luck, money enough can be made by Fowler to enable him'to return home very soon, and save his bondsmen in a very short time. Fowler, it will be remembered is a government defaulter to a large amount—several bundred thousand dollars, we believe —and if he can save that amount from his

wages as superintendent of a gold mine, he will be lucky, indeed. Orecon.—A dispatch from Jacksonville, Oregon, states that all but five small preMsxico.—A eorrespoudent of the Alta! gy TELEGRAPH TO THE NEVADA DEMOCRAT, ; writing from the city of Mexico uader date, in command of the British, and be receives . Victoria may yet turn out to be a regu. high praise. Colonel Gold, who was chief . lar Cariboo, as far as regards hidden treasin command of the military, near the scene . Ure. Yesterday afternoon some workmen of battle, was not present at the fight, and jemployed in sinking = well, on Collison be is blamed as the chief cause of the de-. Street, came to a streak of blue cement and feat, The soldiers and newspapers demanks y a . aap Spa o tena m4 ic camoual tt i ition. ound tocontain thirty cents’ worth of gold. OS so . One piece alone weighed twenty-live cents, . Two bits to the pan is an excellent prospect. What is stranger still, this prospectis just at the base of Church Till, and in the immediate vicinity of the spot trom whence was taken the specimen of gold-bearing quartz the other day. The well is eighteen feet deep, and the gravel rests upon the bed rock, SpiniruaL =Diamonp Honters.—The Knight’s Ferry Index says it is strange, but . vevertheless true, that intelligent persons, in that region, in every other respect ra. tional, have been induced to sit night after night communing with spirits, in relation to . a inonstrous diamond said to have been . found and Jost by a miner. The spirits have frequently reported the treasure to be . aso within a foot or 9, of the diggers, but. JvpeEs or Jacks.—At the Santa Clara somehow the goin 13 spirited off, aud keeps Agricultural Fair, the Directors appointed, about se much in advance—jack-o’lantern . as a Committee on jackasses, the nominees like. The Index believes the stone, found . of the different political parties for Senate —« and accidentally dropped in the water by . and Assembly. This, it is supposed, was a the finder, was a common pebble covered . cute political move, but for what.ends, bas . with “fox-fire,’”’ which went out as soon as it fell into the brook, not yet transpired. The report of thecom. — . mittee on jackasses will, undoubtedly, be a 4 ul ike Seine ee . racy affair, f Snootina Arrair at MOKELUMNE HILL.— . — a in A shooting affair took place Jast Monday Two hundred and eighty-one new citicincts in Jackson county, have been heard from, and the vote stands as fellows ; Breck. inridge, 556; Douglas, 317 ; Lincoln, 299 ; Bell, 71. The dispatch states that Breckin. ridge will probably carry the State, but no reason is given for such a sapposition. It was expected that Breckinridge would have a majority in the southern counties, but no reliable estimate can be made asto how that State has gone until the counties north of the Callapooia mountains are heard from, Freaks or Ligurnine.—Near Olympia, Washington Territory, recently, the house of a farmer was struck by lightning. The current ran down the chimney nearly to the ground and then divided; one branch tore up the ground and killed a kitten, narrowly missing a bed where the family slept; the other branch broke the looking glass and tore a hole through the floor. During the storm the lightning was almost a continuous sheet of flame, Great Castinc.—Quite a crowd assembled at the Washington Navy Yard, October 15th, to witness the casting of a propeller for the Government steamship Pensacola. The propeller is efghteen feet six inches in diameter, and required 25,000 pounds of metal to complete it. The time occupied was only fourteen minutes, Mixtxne on Fratarrn River.—The Iate Oroville, except the Union Cape claims, In this claim they employ about one hundred men and take oat from $500 to $1,200 daily, night at Mokelumne Hill, between a Chi-. gong were made in San Francisco Nov. 5th leno and a Mexican, The Chileno, it apaii pears, bad been to a dance house that evening. where he met the Mexican, against . whom be had an old grudge; so he proceeded to draw a large knife for the purpose of carving the Mexican, who ran out of the . Sapa ny pa peeagSSngEESPSpENGNpEnSEN pO back door and as far down town as to the NOTICE TO SCRIP HOLDERS! rear of the private residence of Ex Sheriff} The holders of County Warrants drawn on the Clarke, when, thinking be bad gone far . General Hund, and registered prior to January Ist : . % a rese P § “J J PCAsenough to warrant a fighting demoustraurer Se Office for came, a6 eory a “the eas tion, the Mexican drew a pistol and shot . ceases from this date. the lucklesg Chileno through the lungs, The . Nevaan Nov. 6th, 1860, J. W. CHINN, latter is not yet dead, Cause of quarrel— Tevaparee, Wasaga Pounty. a woman, The name of the wounded man is Ysidora Alfaro, In this city, Nov. 7th, Mr. James G,. Mvusrarp, a native of Baunswick, Maine, aged about 38 years, Brown's Bronchial Troches A sure remedy for Throat Affections, Brown's Bronchial Troches Cures any Irritation or Soreness of the Throat, Brown's Bronchial Troches Cure Cough, Cold or Hoarseness. Brown’s Bronchial Troches Scuoor Cexsos.—In Petaluma the whole number of scholars is 763, of whom 418 are boys, and 345 girls, The number under . four years is 275; over eighteen and un-. der twenty-one, 52—total, 763. The num. ber born in this State is 424. But one! Cures Bronchitis, Asthma and Catarrh. deal and dusab reported. . Brown’s Bronchial Troches In Placerville there are, between 4 and . Clears and gives strength to the voice of Singers. 18 years of age, 135 boys and 128.girls— . B ’ i , Aa yee ee . rown’s Bronchial Troches total, 263. Under 4 years, 179; boro in . Cures Whooping Cough and Influenza. California, 225. . In Columbia, between 4 and 18 years, . Py " Wapues deeeae’ 168 boys and 148 girle—total, 306. Under . ——_____ee 4 years, 184; born in California, 173. . The Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s Line senedllanilinicipl easel sions TO PANAMA, Pretry Boup.—A gentleman rode up to Connecting via the Panama Rallroad, the house of a friend ia Marysville, on Sun. Sten aie i * Asp day. hitehed his horee and entered the A. and P. Stes mahip Qo. af J inwall, house. He soon discevered that his horse . Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco & Panama. had been stolen, and gave the alarm. Par. ties immediately started in pursuit, and} DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. confined in the Station House, Will leave Fulsom street wharf, with Passengers and Treasure, on Lares Lumps or Sinver.—The largest PROMEIAT vcsisvedic snd ves Nov. 12th, 1960, piece of silver ever taken from a mine was vom vA eeA, At 9 O'lock, A. M., Punctually. found in Norway, and placed in the Royal . Museum at Copenh r . And Connect via the Panama Kailroad at Aspinwall, says that the work on the i penbagen. It weighed 560 . With Steams r New ¥ y e paper mill, now! pounds, and was worth when smelted about . Through tickets Pesagod ti bsg cay . 4 kets ¢ ve obtained. The Pant rs, and the Mexicans were both woun. joj yeing e@ i i i 2, one of them sevdonsly. g Peng near that Place, is progresspow 23 Ta South America a mass of silver R.R.Co., and Atlantic and Pacilic 8, §. Co. have og rapidly, andin a short time the mil] . "°@™y pure, was found in 1794, which . authorized agents for the sale of tickets. will bet operation, weighed S70 poum. These lumps are ex. “ am * for shipment will be received. on board ceptional. Sir : 4 the steamship until twelve o’clock, (midnight) ea pe i ‘ a is seldom found in pieces . Satuday October 10th, ks int . y pounds weight. N : : No merchandise or freight will be reecived on board after 3 o'clock P. M., Oct, 10t:, .and a written order ae bt laa at the Company’s Office for it shipment. For Freight or pom Fe ly to ¥ORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento.aad Leidesdorff sts, San Franciace. aa bei i i eat ts <r . inst., aod when ordered to desist, fired on JNaceouNTaBLs.— We notice that there is the officers, The fire was retarned by the ji & difference of fifteen votes, in this county, . office on the candidates for Electors on the same . go tickets. What reason a man can have, who . pisuieokas cat wishes to vote for a candidate for President, Tue total amount eontributed, for the dent, to scratch off the name of one of bis . Washington Monument in San Francisco } Kilectors, is more than we can imagine. It . was $280—which is probably less in pro. . is done, however, at every Presidential elec. portion than has been contributed in any ie J tion. ; other county of the State. Parer Mitt.—The Santa Cruz Sentinel . On the 10th of October a man named Wn. J. Holden, lately from California, shot himself dead on the Commons of Boston. Poverty is assigned as the cause, A “Raseep Scaoow” is about to be esteblished at Cairo, in for the of Mostem children. —_ ~~ eee