New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04


Geo New horter, Wing
CALIFORNIA The Union publishes the follow
,og e,,r.e, o. letter from Monterey Capital Of C.Dr
rss, Oct. TO- 1871.
"Thl, country continues quiet. We apprshend no more
or,breaks here The Of the people b&ye mace up
,her minds bde the general issue. In the mean time
The tIce 81 immigration Is constantly pouring To- These
immigrants will settle the destiny Of California without
regard 20 any conditions treaty sigu,tions Wefeihe
United states 10 stsmpt 20 put California DAck INTO the
arms OF Mexico she would not dy put there she would
REBOUND her present position. and our hag would ~
.ssin where u now does. 80 ihs very ittle scude Is
FELT here about any diplomatic arrangements The Amer
leans begin 10 feel that they have their destiny 10 their
own hands.
~ We are sorry 10 learn that Hon. Mr. Rose
Representative from New York has found himself under
The necessity 81 again returning home. IN consequences Of
eoutlDued Illness IN his family.
We were grA,fes 10 see Mr. schenek Of Ohio, again
his SEE. yesterday. from which he has been detained Tor
nome dave by iuC sposton.
We regret 10 state ih. M Gayle q Alabama. has been
for day, and still il. desiaed rom his seat 10 the
House Of Representatives by inlis7oston N-'' 4e' 3D.
n II is said that under tho instructions sent
from Washington 10 Gen scctt. the mnt a. 'he Ciy
Mexico and the mnis Of Gganaxgato. Iseaiecas 'la1
aaxsra, Duranro. SC. Will be pa 10 operation Tor the
coinage Of L. y dollars and hall dollars lns average
annual COINAGE st these mlnts Is about $1,000 OoO
"'"'~' mo PIcayune
sys.ToRTaL FRAcAs.-Yesterisy morning. be-
fore the Lieut. Governor took his seat IS President Of the
senate TWO members Of that body, Messs Psrham and
Marip had some words with ORC another from which
they got 70 blows. great deal OF confusion ensued
among the grave gentlemen assembled la the sea.e cham
Der and no small difficulty overcome In keeping the
combatans apart. some called the Senate 70 order
BY proposing Hon Walter Brashear President pro fsla
whereupon quiet restored AID the Senate proceeded 10
transact appropriate busines IL Is supposed that
the grew out d the election Of T. Senator the
DAY before IN u TIC. Zih
MARYLAND u. 3. SESATOR.-A caucus OF the
WIKI members Of the Legislature was held on Tuesday
nghf at which Il determined unanimously 10 sup
port the Hon JAMES A. PYABsR for reelection 70 the u y
senate The term Of Mr 4. does not expire until lsfy
but the Legislature will not regularly assemble again
for No years, provision properly about 70 be made al
the present session for meeting the case. The unanimous
vote Of the wings in favor Of the reelection Of Mr.
PEARcE is compliment justly T,d on the one hand and
richly meritei the other, and Will receive the cordial
sanction OF the wings Al large Bait. Am.
KILLED BY BEAR.--From the Hasoo Miss
WIG we learn that on recent hunt in that vicinity
DIR. Isaac Iamberlin so muueted IN conflict with
bear which he had wounded that he died IN four days
after receiving his injuries Tire bear was finally killed.
and weighed with his eutrsls out three hundred ana
forty pounds.
TIE HIyER-Last evening, at dusk, there were
seven feet water in the channel and at stand Business
on the wharf very animated more 50 than We hsyS
seen IL any day this season The Cincinnati and BfowI
vile Packet Lines being again In operation, gives ne
aspect % aas The weather during the day was very
changeaben tue forenoon II was peasant-At noon we
Rad lno fsin-ani toward evening We had real WINTER
weather, and no mistake. tPittsbursh journal, ISL.