The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-21

! NesS'@et'sr 10 l1J1
/ T. X Bowie. ...-........ 7I2 s9l 1876
e. ~. JONES'. 453 lis 5As
wg; Y. yoorhies Ce!seted} $50 iss5 ssg 1870
EdmuRd Randolph, :. 49,. is59 81 Isl
] J. a. Patterson, Sc 1868 sos I776
Z II Watson, ..........1272 50 Isl
a < Ells. .l....!., ~ 3l4 1875
/ II. F. restemaeier.. .., SIS @ ii9 95
/ VIM Faulkner. ................. S06 800 lO06
The above forms as complies returns as we have
been enabled to collect up to the moment Of going
/ TO press. There great many votes which are
| denominated scattering" which may affect the
| result in the State, and an account Of which we
shall publish in our regular edition of Thursday
18th inst together with such other returns as may
come 10 hand from the other districts.
A letter from Sacramento City Of the 18th No
veinber III P. N says:
At seven this evening, meeting Of the citizens
Of Sacramento took place in accordance with the
proclamation Of the public erier, but it was quite
all for BqtNc0Hlbe and Of little else than partisan
interest. About five hundred were present in front
Of the City Hotel, and speeches were made by Col.
Zabrskie, Messrs. Kewen Morse, Halsted and
others. The speakers were principally candidates
for some office another and tile usual pledges
were made, patriotism displayed, and shouts Of
response repaid by "feller citizens" becoming
such occasions.
1t is difficult to foresee the result of tomorrow's
election in this district. From present appear
anees, we think the following ticket, in part, viii
prove the successful one:
For GogerHor-P Il. Burnett.
,SZ[sset efs9eEs0 ib. MG y rs J.t
Grant, H. i. Robinson. ''''''is' - e
1t will not be found far from correct, we hazard
to say. The candidates for Assembly are ." too
numerous to mention" and "new stripes have
been coming out every day during the week one
| nomination for Senator to Congress, closing en-
phatically, Ia Santa AnRa, God and Liberty %
! irrlA "a = 4 -
oil Dennis Sage for representative.
Capt Sutter will poll strong vote in this city
/ for Governor. 1t is rumored that the worthy Cap
tain seeks not the arduous duties of the office, but
the distinction merely. We shall soon see what
we shall see, however, and then the fact will be
:, The fact
The Senator arrived this evening, and reports
the MelGim a short distance below The stage
running to Mormon Island made trip through
and back, bringing to town a host of electoneerng
candidates, It is impossible to gather from the
hotch-Potoh mess made Of this first dish of politics
any reliable conclusion, anything savorng Of
common sense. The time for operating has been
SO short and the public mind unsettled that the
chances may not with safety be calculated upon.
However, Fl" All s well that ends we'll"
! Inland Navigation.- Commander Cadwalader
Ringgold U s. N, has completed his re-surveys
$ Of the waters of Sacramento River. A small and
i limited number of Commander Riuggold's chart,
/ were to be issued about the 25th of November.
% San Francesca Heaas.-We take the followin,
ie local items from the Alta California, 18th ult.
y TIE Vote on tie Constitution.-Th vote on tn
le Constitution, in this district was much less in it
h. favor than anticipated. This was owing to In
nv fact that those who got up the Peoples ticket
% neglected to put upon their ballots the words Fc
the Constitution" In consequence of this 0UerSigL
some ten or eleven hundred votes were lost whc
i were undoubtedly in its favor.
m Scene at the Post-o5See.-On Saturday morning
le at an early hour despite the straightforward
ness OF the rain, and the muddy, slippery contempt
> ible condition OF the street. multitude beseiged III
Post-ofioe for letters which would have done hone
Of to the intelligence Of the proudest metropolis in tn
!, Union. OF course all could not be accommodate
at once, and SO f." way of coming at III wa
a adopted which reflected still more lustre on III
American name. Lines were formed, stretchin
down slippery hill, to the distance Of eighty fee
> from the office. Shoulder to shoulder stood me
+ from every part Of the United States and ste
= was gained whenever one had made his inquiries q
the window and retired After the lines wer
formed they remained unbrOken and aecessions {
) the numbermust q ialln behind" Not unfrequent
ly would persons remain in the ranks for three an
four hours. Places" near the window were sol
for five and ten dollars All this was done in
rain to bear up against which would have tried tn
Q forttude of even OregoniaaS.
Great Speea-The fine steamer Senator com
Aucuc6o uet tIips from TINS place 10 sacramento
City, on Monday last Leaving the latter city yes
terday morning at o'clock, she arrived here abou
9 in the evening, making about nine hours sailing
time. This is the first trip through by daylight,
and is an important epoch in the navigation of Sa
/ cTamento river. The accommodations of the Sen
ator are highly praised, and her officers warmly
commended. She leaves this city for Sacramento
1 city again on Friday next
e Rain-We evidently in for the rainy season
ana pretty severe one if present appearances in
dictate anything. Since our last more rain has faller
than during the months of November and Deem
Der 1890, and our streets never in a WORSE
cehulhon' Much suffering must have been expe
X lehceu oy 'hose occupying tents in this city and
in by these rains. q
OF A A. Of The San Francisco Collecsor-Col
bolher, the newly appointed Collector for This rort
Nd arrived yesterday in the Maiek Adbel fran ~,
cal United States Cia San Diego There were besides
cir 10 American passengers in this vessel Mr. q
rat we understand, will Immediately assume his oifioa
lly duties.
u. Aeetdeat mi The HarJor--On the morning of tn
H. "a, IN consequence Of the breeze from across Nh
~ bay, the ships Samoset and Rhone came in con
m tact and received some injury before they ,yer
op separated Masters Of vessels should see that the
e1 cTaitar securely mOored during the coming winte
cd Saieide.-Fernando Flint, formerly of NewYorI
ly, ana At one time Consul for Hanover and Brazi
ing SSipaalso, committed suicide the lth inst
w. g.. ~: 'l,'9 Wy, " oloWlhB the upper POI
ew uon oil his head entirely Off with pistol
ew AROther S7t,eids-Cn S,,,4a, -; 7,
Nv tugnese, whose name have not learned wa
found dead in a tent in Middle Valley, near what
ore known as the Brooklyn Grave" with a woun
be upon his person, in which was a small sword IN
ma inquest held next day decided that he came to HI
death from injuries inflicted by his own hand
'ed Il Most Melancholy Death.--A corresnondsr
gives the particulars ola sad accident at Dry Creel
80 on the morning Of the 25th of October. Three me,
named Kendall keat and Wright, were yvorkin
hia IN partnership and lodging together in one ten
p'a Mr.. James F. Kendall had been sick, and about
es tspt Ies,,;no M ,,s,S5Sss IT,. ~ w ol -
W. some noise in the bushes near by, which arouse
Of Mr. A. n. Kent, who Immediately sprang to ii
door Of thetent, with pistol in hand, and inquire
nv who was there, at the same time telling the obie
ey to be gone. Mr.. Kendall did not Immediate
g. answer but moved toward the tent, and Mr.. Ken