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I»KAT»,.—'We were informed lns»i nightly
eon.iliddc I’ntton. Hint a nmu <lic*«l the
.I : iv before at Mr. Uatenmn’s lluticli. lie
• 1,.) U ot learn the mim’n age, or the cause of
Ins death.
A Sen Kini. —The Fillmore organ in Ma
rysville, with it now-Font zeal peculiar to
itself, thinks New York is safe for Fillmore
‘‘when it comes down to the scratch. Ihe
Fil'morites ought to he great at a scratch .
l ,r they have always h id a terrible ilrhin g
for office.
Toe New York Citizen, with a subscription
li i (1 IjU.IH'U names, espouses the Hoino
< ratio cause, and will ardently support its
nominees. Tlie next number will contain
a letter from John Mitchell, L-<p, in lavnr
o) Kuchunun
Ijicoi. Un.its —Owing to a variety of cir
cumstances, over which an editor is not sup
posed to have any control, When a certain
individual connected wi'di this office, gets
straightened tip, lie promises to * umc forth
in u St Hr, unknown in the annals of perlite
literatur.
Nominaiko —Ilya dispatch in the newly
tic Iged Ki-Ai organ irt M uysvi 11c, yester
day. we sec that tlicKi-Vi St ate convention
have completed their Inborn II C W hit
man, of Solano, and A. I> Dibble, of Nevada
were nominated for Congress: John Skinner
for Clerk of the Supreme Court, and Horace
I>. Jones for Supcrintondant of I’ub ic In
struction.
The Know Nothings promised much before
ai. 1 performed nothing—hereafter they will
p oinise naught, and perform ns j er small
/u'/s. They have plenty of intelligence, but
th x want the two-legged voting machine
They arc like a ridiculously diminutive body
w lli a giant's head S-uuc day when thnl
in null opens to its utmost width, we predict
a collapse of the *e-rr-b*'tlun> — Alyth,
A Capsize.—Five gentlemen, says the
Sacramento Slate Journo), went out tutak*
a pleasuve ride yesterday morning "ti tin
river, in the yacht “ I-aiy of the Lake "
When about a mile below the city, in making
a t ick, sbe capsized spililng them into tin
water Kcing good swimmers, they saved
themselves and the boat. They hud a Fill
more rt «g at the peak, which is supposed
am ng their friends to be the cause ot th*
accident.
Firacv. —A dispatch in the State Jour
nal ol yesterday, state that Durkee and
Kurd have been indicted by the F S Grand
Jury for piracy, and are now ia prison
*«*<t lonu
The charge «>f sectionalism is just as good
against tin- lew who ore supporting Fill
more, it is against those who are support
in/ Fremont. The Fillmore men may deny
this indignantly. but a lair statement <>( the
cise will show thi*> to bo nn iimieoiable fact.
We arc aware that the Fillmore men claim
to be IHi"ii men, nml urge the claims <1
their camii bite < n this ground. They are
honest an l sim ere in these professions, aid
yet tiie result will show that tlieir camii*l ue
will receive u vote as sectional as that <>|
Fremont.
It is iii this way—Fillmore cannot cany
a single northern stale. Ills strength will
lay wholly with the southern States; aid
his friends hone that lie may carry enough
ot them to throw the electi n into the 11 nsc.
Fremont's strength i' in the northern states
Freryhoily must t d tills to be so, who will
I in>e to calmly view the Held, an 1 whatev
i r may be the intentions nml professions ol
the Filhimre men. their continuance in the
■mutest, will inly have the (Iba't to draw
votes from the only ticket that will run in
1 o(h sections ot the I nion, with any show
ot success.
However national the !-'illu.oia itrs may he in
their prob s-ions, the c ll.it of tlitir conlin
name in the lid 1 will be. possibly, to di
vide the vote of the southern Flutes, with
Mr. Buchanan, while Fremont will divide
the mo thorn states with him. Is there a
candid Fillmore man, who will tmt admit
this to be true: and if so, is riot their c >n
tinnance in the liehl, contributing to a sec
tional issue ns much us the action of the lle
publiuanjcarty.
Wc do not charge »lie Fillmore men with
occupying sectional ground; but that such
will he tl c etiVct of their course.
It is contended by sonic of the Fillmore
press, that he w ill carry New York. Against
this probability there are many facts aid
figures. At the Presidential election in hV,’,
the democracy were united upon the electo
ral ticket, and they gave Pierce a majority
of all the votes cast The vote fur President
was as follows :
Pierce. 2'»2JiHB; Scott. IbMXI-; Hale,
(Free Foil) b Picice thus heating
Scott 27.1 votes, ami heating both Scott
and Hale 1,0','2 votes, and the whig candi
dates by an average of 2J. lil votes. We ex
tract from the Sim.
Again in iFol the Democracy ol the state
wasdiii led. They nominated distinct tick
ets, uniting upon only one candidate, S. L.
Seldoti, fbrJJudge d Appeal. The result ol
that election, again, donioii-truted the
strength i 1 the Democratic parly of N ot k,
aid that with union and harmony among
themselves they could not bo overcome
The vote of (he three parties of that year
for Judges ol Appeal, and which is about
the average d the Know Nothing and Black
llcpuhlican vote, is as follows:
K. N’s, W. W. ('ainphcll, 1 11,ni l; (}. F.
Coiiistock, 1 lO.'J'.Ht; Black llcpuhlicans, 1!.
11. Wood, HI 1, : ; Joseph Mullen, Did.(MO;
Democrats, S. B. Seldom (1 nion nominee,)
1 "»1 N. Mill, Jr , (Soft.) lOti.All; John
Willard, (Hard,) 1d,772. Tims, wliilc the
entire K. N. ticket was elected, save Woo l
for Judge of Appeal, by an average majori
ty of from D»JM *• to 12.01)0 ( ?er the Hlack
Pepuhli. iiis, the dcimcratic I nion caidi
-1 ite for Judge ot Appeals, Mr Stddoti, w-’ g
o'oeted by a majority of 10,11'' over the K
\ candidate, and by 17,2i*J over the Pluck
|[c| -uhlicnn candidate.
Tin* democratic party of New York, are
now united, and present "tie unkroken front
to the enemy, while the opposition will be
divided between Fremont ami Fillmore.
The democracy of New York have ever
been invincible when they were united, and
thev are doubly certain in the approaching
campaign, when the opposition are divided
among themselves. The Fillmore organs
can figure as they please; but New )m k
will certainly give B Human and Brccken
ridge a majority of 20,000. Is there a sin
.»!(■ Fillmore oc Fremont man, who can look
a( the facts and figures, and not admit it?
Kit t Arson, says the Missouri Democrat.
w hi» knows Fremont belter than any living
man. an 1 who led him through the difficult
paS'C-, by which Fremont nci|uired hi« re-
I ut.at n. is n•? for hitn. He thinke Fre
mout is acting too much on borrowed or sto
len IlOtOV'o'V.
Dk r tlx., ue. Hi cm anan. —(>iio thousand
dollars have been lott with the editor of the
Saratoga •* Kepublicati, - ’ by a straight Whig,
w| l( > wishes to het that sum that James
Much man will be our next President After
that is taken, be will bet sIDOO, S2OUU.
-Jtaitt and s*-HH)O more to the same effect
Phe off'- r will be kept open till August 2d.
A bet ot >.')('(Hi has been offered in Chicago
that Illinois will go for Buchanan.
“M\by-Pos.\ —The If’aahington f’liinn
<ays it turns out after all, that Greeley and
Bennett don’t go for Jessie Fremont. They
go for .Wary Vona. whose vte!al is of an en
tirely differcut character.
PliMli N iiUhiu <
< )ur attention has been called to the fact
tliiil there are in our mi 1 “t. institutions that
arc condrcted in a rnanm r that is calculated
to 'listurh the ,-rare ami 'pilot 1 1 neighbor
hoods where they exist. uti l earl a stain
upon our town, as being di.-or h t iy ami im
moral. We reler to the houses ot ih-faino
which have spuing up ill at on e ami in
great numbers; ami what is w rse, s"tue
of them have e-tiiblisln-1 themselves among
m adjoining the residence- it respectable
ami i eacc loving lamilie-, w! i 1 ave a right
to object to ne;ghhi :« who o n met them
selves indecently, outrage'usiy an I unlaw
tally, ami whose i.('"tipation, it it nant be
home with, shonhl bo cat tie ion be) oti'l the
coniines ol the city limits
The particular subject (nml a very bad
v liP is t"*',) •*! >v Ihfin wo is Nil
old hag who keeps a 1 tisc on thr I street
adjoining the Metropolitan theatre. Hct
neighbors say, and we know it t.. be a (a - *,
that this vile dame and her a- ■ emlc-. keep
up a continual howling from daik in the
evening until 'J or d o'c; 1 k in the nn ruing,
makit g obscene gestures, a;, 1 using lan
guage unlit for eat s polite ; and that she is
prolane, vulgar and disgusting. It is m!
right tint ehildi en should be ml jeered to
listen to such ribaldry, as it is demoralizing
in its tendency, nml calculated to lead them
mi to the use nt bad language, and habits
unbecoming to their years.
legislating to improve the public nn r ils,
does not serin to have the desired elleet :
and ns we have no muniei] al government,
it is ditlicult to reach such sinks ot wicked
ness by any existing legal authority .
Wo have, as individuals, but little to do
or say in such matters; nor do we wish to
pry into any business matters ■ t others, but
as public journalists, and as wo have an in
terest dear at heart and families ourse lves,
we feel it to be our bounden duty, as it is
our | rivilege, to speak of, ami, il pos-iMe,
to correct smdi evils as exist in our midst,
in the shape ot notorious nuisances a- the
one referred to, (hat arc an eye s»re ami
worse than a pestilence in any Well regu
lated community;
For tlir Uccord.
Mu F.nrrou;
1 notice in that Mob organ, the Sun Fran-
Kvening Dulletin. the following rani :
By \r.< i tivi<: tti.’iMini K t inti
*J ItKllis, in I riiiii'ni'o. \iic. ‘JT is 1.,
1;,., |\ccl,.l. I>. Mt'i.KiiVl, lull* Snpi r> i-i.r of
tlin I'liiinlv. 1H* notilii-il Ilininali iln* ilnilj (i:i|.rrs. llml
In' imi Inw I hi! l if»\ i|i cr of li'ir uni lII* SI :i: •iif'i'i
In ri lurn,mi nr In I'H'v ttiJ'lli "I srpii min i' iit-xt; il
11,,1. In- will In- liji-t't to tin; n-inil jn iiullii* Ity or
ilor n( ihs l 'oin mill
inKti..) iiti'.‘~ ;j.{, Sri nCiiry.
The Spanish fi>i|<iinltion —the Secret Tri
bunals of (icniiuny niei Italy the .1 c— nii*«,
mill all the unholy secret societies that have
flourished for the last ‘Jnit years, wou'nl he
]uii to tlie blush on rending the above She
i ' i a i • Notice.
Musgrovc may he pnt/li/ or not. It mat
ters not to the Vigilance Committee, —Look
ul the coi Inc-s of the uoticr ■'
In anv other rounlii / in the world, an
American can shield himself umler the ting
of tiie L'niteil States, ami th-mnnd a trial,
llettc r beg nr steal your passage out nt Cali
t, min, Mr. Musgrovc, or the great \ igilanoe
Committee will give y ou tiie ‘ usual pm<i/ty.'
KII'F.IL
■Minims t ori'i itponili in i'.
The following communication from a frieml
in IMnnias county, will give onr readers
some idea how political matters stand in
that Mountain region. The writer was one
of the bamboo American party last year, but
now goes in. as every sensible I nion-loviug
man docs, for the election ol Uuchuuun and
Drcckiuridgc.
Quincy, Sept. Ist, Iboti.
Dear Cruwtte —As there is a Democratic
Convention in this place to-day, I thought I
would let you know about how tilings stand
with ns up here. There has been a Fre
mont and a Fillmore gatl.eiing here since 1
have been in tbe place, and at the time. 1
thought Duclinnnn stood rather a slim show
in this county. Cut today, what a change !
the Democratic Umbering is at lea-t three
times the number of either ol the others
Flic Fillmore men have nothing to say, and
the Fremont men arc few, and that few go
only one eye on him. 1 should think (it a
man cun judge by appear aimed to day,) that
Ute Democrats are about equal to botli the
other parties.
Yours, ’till Duchannn is clecte I.
ITIOFF.
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Mortuary —The nntidelnvinn remains
of the once mighty Know Nothing party,
will be gathered and exhibited to the gaze
ol tbe enlightened people of lbo*>, at Sacra
mento to-day. Funeral discourses will be
pronounced by cx-Uoverivrr Foote, chief
mourner, and other gentlesu»*n. 'ibe San
Francisco mourners went up yesterday af
ternoon. An appropriate inscription lor the
monument to be erected in November, to
i.he memory of deceased, will be introduced
on the occasion The verdict of the Coroner’s
jury w ill probably be,‘'Died of black vomit.”
A F Hun.
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me superior lo all others.
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healitil ill assort no II of the l.aosl styles of (.a lie.’
f r.-oiTi lints, of most ewpiisiie hvaniy ami firTsh.
Al-o. a lot of Choice I'erfuiiiery nn.l Toilet Articles,
all of winch have just been rereifeil ilin ct from the
Importers. murjn-if
LIME! LIME!
rjAHK I'NT»F.KsI'.\Kr• OFKKR FOR SALK. AT
i tfieir I,IMF, KiI.NH, on ihe West Ifraiich of
Fenlher river, a sleixlW article of MM K All order*
len with J V. IlOAli. H.in ion's Fix change, i»r«s
ville. w ill he promptly attended to
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