The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-28

this country. the people of California have the uu.
doubted right to organize government Tor their own
Resolved, That the people of California are called
upon by an imperative trDse Of duty to assemble in
their sovereign capacity aud elect delegates To n con
ypntioD TO form a constitution for state governsent
great and growing interests OF California
be represrnt"a Iva the next Congress OF the United
states aud that the people OF this coantry may have
the necessary projection oflaw
Essovtd hat we earnestly invite our frllow.c 9TH
zeDs st large to unite witt in efforts t. establish
se"vernntnt in accordance with the constitution of
cur beloved country sDo that a mittee IT five
sons be appointed ny the President Of this meeting
correspond with the other districts and nix early
day for the election Of deee and the meeting of the
convent ion and also to del ermiDe the her OF das
gates which should be elected from his district
Major BAHHr opposed the resolutions Gen Mosss
offered On amendment TO the last resolution. to the
effect that the meeting adopt for the time the days
pointed ny Gen Riley
Col }. y Srr,rssoN opposed the amendment
AFTER sonse little discussion, the amendment vas
jecod and the vote being taken upon the original
solutions, they were adopted.
The tHAHMsN. IN accordance with the last resoiu-
ton then appointed the follo~ing committee
Peter II Burnett w. d VI. llosard, hlyron Norton,
+ Gould Bufum Edward Gilbert
The meeting wa. theu addressed by Edward Gilbert.
On motion the meeting aS' SS, 'si de e,..n,
{ IS { S s E %.si l sss' sssrs'a'i'.
Our table is filed with letters and papers, from
the Gold Region, al Of highly interesting cha
racter, which received by the kindness Of Ste
phen Ii. Branch, ESQ., and Lieut.. J. Sherwood,
who came through from San Francisco, in little
over thirty days.
II will be impossible to give all the details
TO- day. The European news prevents from
doing so; but, tomorrow and next day, we
will continue extracts, &c. &c. &c. We
gather from the Alta Caiifwnian, however. the
following record Of deaths and marriages, which
will be read with deep INTEREST,"
DIED,
On board the bark Superior June in San Francisco
barhor, Richard Monack OF Saieu, Mass, seaman Of
said bark. aged 80 years.
On Saturday June after short aud painful illness,
20 years
On board the store.ship Julia near Benecia Cal on
the 1eih ult, Grace, daughter Of Major n w. Wos-
sells Cd Infantry. aged thie years and eight months.
In San Frspci-co. the 9th inst. Peter Schmidt,
seaman, born August 1903 in Hohlebull Denmark.
In San Francisco, on the night Of the leth Of May,
Albert b. Crafts aged about 35 years formerly Of
Cherry Valley. Otsego county, ~ Y.
he deceased had been subject for years to ATS of
apoplcxy. and il supposed that he fell down 10
OF these and perisbed IN the street. he found
the morning Of the 18th, quite dead between his odg
irgs and the City Hotel The deceased came to this
country as a private in Company H. of the LIST New
York RI gment. He was hono discharged at tho
end Of the since which time he has worried short
time in the mines and at the time of his death
employed Inspector in the Custom House OF this
port His remains we're decentiy inferred on the 18th
inst and We, followed to the grave by large number
Of his former companions in arms who thus testified
the sincerity of their esteem for who beloved
and respected for his amiabe disposition and goodness
Of heart
James and Matilda Adams aged 2 years, month and
% days.
New York city and Troy, N. Y. papers will please
On Saturday the 2sth Of April q. the Spanish Bar,
Middle Fork, Luther Calvin G-arcy, Of Hudson. v.
In San Francisco Monday, 2lst May after short
but very severe Illness Emshne, wife Of Archibald st.
Clair aged "a years
Hudson aud Catskill papers will please copy.
On the passage from Panama TO This city, February
Esd board The British bark John Ritson, Of Mary
port George KENNEDY MASTER George Stetson, OF Bos
Alro on board same ship, February 2.th, Alexander
Bort Of the state Of New ok aged "A year, New
Also, on beard zane ship March eth. Jehn 0n
Esq Of New York, formerly Of England New York
ALSO. board same ship, April Cd DR. Francis o.
Kane aged ~ years lately resident Of Havana Cuba
Drowned. the evening II 2lst May ut san Fran
esco Capt George Kennedy, OF the British bark John
Ritson. Of Mxrypoit
Cornell ana hlmira Jew-tt. aged 9 days New York,
Brookl,n ard So Louis pspers please copy
Mir Hans l.. BeTkhom. n passenger. died 81 consump-
ton l2th February 81 days out ~ II south long
s. 10 west on board Of tn. American bark Wilton,
wclssrn that Charles Horn, lately a clerk in zine
street Wa drowned at San Franceo ON the 10th us.
MARRIED,
On the evening Of the l4ih of May, by tho Rev T.
limit, Res Cnauncoy Iosford, OF Oregon, to Miss
iFtrcth Glover. NJ this place
In Monterey. on Monday evening. 2Ist Of May by
NV shhih'i IL NbA'N, "iI Driy 70 bliss iMy
Co,tlllo
AZ San Frsncisco on the goth Of May by the Rev
7 Dwight Hunt, sir. Christopher Layton T. Miss Mar
tina Otterson.
In Montery On the 10th 81 Way by Rev Samuel NJ
Wiley, James iron t. Catherinc Conmath all Of that
town
San Francisco on the evening Of the 9th OF June
by The Rev. r Dsisht Hunt Mr Jonn Bisley 10 Miss
sroiiIo Smith.
Annexed is let Of vessels in the port Of san
Francisco, with CHE date of arrivals, names of
pssiers, place from whence they came, and na-
ture of cargo.
VESSELS PORT.
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