New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-19
California Elections survey-New
River.

The Buffalo Commercial has a letter dated san
Diego, Aug. ., which gives the Election returns
from that District as follows
The Election was held to carry cut the views OF tie
Governors Proclamation, 20 meet the views Of the
Government a, home and in opposition 10 the moooe'
rscy here. ,.
We have the Commissioner appointed By the last
Administration will bic assistants End employers ana
10 was soon discovered that there would b. an oppos
ton ticket was then sgreed upon by ihe Two par
tee but the DAY tefore the Election one party made
change n their ticket and another rs egfefl upon y
the other party 10 lO 0ck that and thai nc et
IA. been elected with ssgle exception, the Judge
OF the net ms mistake IN the ueNei deeaiea
him.
legal ones The bark Oxford from Boston, bound Tor
san Francisco lay In the hartor taking IN water and
the defeated party insisted that the passengers snQud
vote The most Of the votes wsre PROXIES ana I've"
against the ticket elected on the ground thai me ee
gates were for slavery But will give you the votes
rrEoArFs-Iiiram ID. Robinson y, Secretary OF
the 4 : Coumssiorfr- Cave J. touts ~ Lieut. ei
Dragons Justice Nchinstry ~, A : ~ hisue4 oe
Peirorena liJ, spanish Californian John ofsief -
Henry Hill ia Payma.ter william RICHARDSON
Ql A q M's Interpreter John Nsrner - Amer
rsn Californian Santiago Arguilo ~ Aiio'IiAn {
Jose Ant ksiOdlllo -, DO Ant NJ Orieso' - Ha''oN
Arguil.o g. Californian il an band.no D. %.
~rPERfoE IrDGE p. Kirby Chamberlain 81 DOCTOR
70 Cornml.son.r. Juan Bandno no. Californian.
JruoF o. Fiasr iNsrANcE-Dennls Gohsgsn .n~
Interpreter o. t0umlsslohefi no iNy 4 -~'o '''
E.iediio ~, Californian.
Parsrcr- Richard Rust Il, belongs 10 Commission
er santiago D. Arguello ~. Californian Jose ADJ
E.todllo J. DO Jose Ant Ars1elo = DOL Ino' 7Ao0~'
TO- English Californian.
"a pRErgcr-Ino " C. Not.n,on 81 Roman A.
gu-lio. 10. Californian John Foster 10
The politicians are good 1esl snnoyci AZ tAe re
=. they we're completely cut generated y me hohlo-
ucians-beai a; their own gsne
The rcket elected 10 not Democrstic-suppofs iDe
existing authority. and i szains ne LAien-ioA Of
slavery We thlak We have done vel The steamer
~ expect down o. morrow viii bring The result ~ tne
elections 80 San Francisco snd Il Monterey p MI
ihis you VII b. able - iltze THAT VII D. IRE i.ie q
California ilrgoi % cay TIE deeS,'e. e.re.el ..
opposed thst very popular nan 10 A-in-a iell.i''
- Governor. ma
You VII sex where 81 many voters came N--l. --'
utmost latitude was given. The passengers a-- e'eN
of he bark oxford a. mentioned above, 81 ne Dl-n
darv Commission and Oh tAe soldiers, IN me eAcep
tor If some foreigners who have served N both Tor
d. ADD Mexico but not been nAtursixed Indians aone
we're excluded. The election wound Up Win friJ
fine BAL, given b the soldiers
The sane writer give. the sahio.ned account Of
the Boundary Survey Ar Of neF River Which
la. appeared u the Desert
Operations have been commenced % TIE -9ln3si5
S.-ttsr me- s.,rorosner sni surveyors have goDe
dom b the - utaern poni % ne 9'l ana -.'e gn
r,ar.s the- .@rvaulr-. ard exploring parties nave
Ir ont ~ tie mountains fortunate circunlstaics
IA. occurred Which VII much isciiitate tnrf oPefa
$50. -i~.- roe 20 yarts vtf and 10 feet deep n--
bu-. Orb fu th- middle Of h Desert the l-I'er
..-. vtse b.rwefn here srf th- mouth % n .f--
r indian. ar fr.ntene- q; TIE r1sainz r9-se and sy
Il All 10 a los maltltos aii1-