The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-26

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Among the passengers in the Empire City, Ia Mr..
John r. Hon, bearer Of dispatches to government
The Empire city we rsgret 90 learn. did not bring
She California msis The mail agent the Isthmus,
Mr. McClap refused to permit them to come BY the
Empire City stating that they would be sent by the
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from California, so much wanted by thousands ana
.houends will rot reach this section Of the country
before the 10th Of January, or thsreabouts.
There died on board steamship Empire City, at
Chsgres Deesuber H. 1919, JsMss L,vgHrr, Of Canals
West passenger from New York for California. Also
December IS ls4e, Jos CEoxwELL, tcoloreiD engineer
steamboat orus.
II IL said that the steamer Senator, so fsvorably
known here will realise, in navigs the sscrsn
60 upwards OF million Of sollars for the past year.
An election vas held in California on the 10th Of
November, to rstfy or reject the new constitution
,ramed for that State and also 10 elect Governor,
Lieut. Governor, two representatives to Congress,
and members Of the Senate and House Of Reprsnts-
elves OF the state Of Csliforrs.
From the return. received Il certain that the Con-
etitution has been adopted by an almost unanimous
<ots.
For Coyerncr the general mpressi.a was, that Peter
Burnett would be elected and john MoDougsn
xrormsriy Of indianapolis la would be chosen Lieut.
Governor.
The vote in esu Francisco and elseshere, indicates
xhe election Of Rodman rrice and George w Wright
ne representatives to Congress.
The whse democratic ticket succeeded In San Fran
cisco, by msjcrtIes ranging from GOO to 600.
Col Suffer was the whig candidate for Governor.
He run on the People ticket"
Its nov olcsr that Thomss Butler King will not be
elected TO the w. s. Senate as 10 IL manifest that the
Legislature viii contain large democratic majority.
The chsnces strong in favtr Of the election
of VIM. McKsndree Gwin and Charles John Fremont
rs U. 8. sepstors.
The friends ofCol. Weller, Col. Stevenson, winneld
cot Sherwood and others urglng their claims, but
with no greet hopes Of success.
large and splendid building is In course Of CON-
,rletion At San Francisco, by Messrs. Chittenden
Conner, designed as q merchants news room and
exchange Upon the plan Of the New York and Bos-
ton exchanges.
There vac considerable speculation going on In lots
mt South San Francisco which Is destined to be place
ofconsiderabe commercial importance particularly on
recount OF ts secure anchorage s abundant supply Of
healthy vater, and Its commanding location.
The Panama left the bark St. Msrys ct Acapulco, -
days from San Francisco with 200 passengers, bound
fer Panama.
The bark sota left saa Frsnciscs for fsnsms, but
the ranams did not speak her on the way