New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10
FURTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Admission of the New stntc, and Rcjotciugs
thereat-RevivaI of Bnsincss-Election-
" hig Majority in the LesisIaure-E Nplo-
sion and Great Loss OF Lie Cholera,
&c. &c.

" hig Majority in the Lesislafure- ENplo-
sion and Great Loss OF Life Cholera,
&c. &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
SAN FRANCISCO, Friday Nov. /, 1850
Since | last wrote you we have received the
;oyful news of the admission OF California into
Uncle Sans large and rapidly increasing family
The effect OF this news has been to give more gen.
eral confidence in the stability Of trade aud all
branches Of business have been materially bene'
fitted by it. The jubilee that has been kept up
for the last fifteen days evidences greater at.
taohment to the glorious stars and stripes OF our
free Confederacy than Ihad calculated upon
do not believe there is State in the whole thirty
one that would not sooner sever the ties that bind
them to the Union than would the Eureka State
OF the Pacific. The arrival oil the Oregon in our
Bay, trimmed with the flags Of all nations and
making the hills of the Contia Costa send back
the echo of her booming cannon. was the signal
for a complete suspension OF business on the ever
to beremembered 18th OF October. Cannon an
swered to cannon from hundred ships in the har
Dor, and from the nights above San Francisco, I'M
til really began to imagine That a hostile feet
was drawnup before the great city OF but years
growth to rase it to the ground. Nor was all this
din and display confined to the American ships or
to the American population. British and French
shis, Dutch tubs and Chinese junks were all
dressed in their very gayest and best attire, aud
were all apparently trying to see which should be
heard above the other In the afternoon crowds
of persons were assembled in the principal streets
and on the public squares, congratulatng each
other upon the happy termination OF our probation,
and squeezing each others hands as atiectlonately
as grizzly bear would squeeze fat kanacker
The evening OF the first day was perfect
ovation. Public buildings were brilliant with
light from wax and tailow tapers. while the streets
were Illuminated by Chinese crackers, squibs,
rockets, and the round, full moon-and made mu-
steal with ankee Doodle" the Star SpanSled
Banner" and Home, sweet Home, from scores
of martial bands which perambulated them Inc
night was magniGcenty beautitul-such night
as YOU VINO listen to the prOsy surges OF the trct-
fnl Atlantic can have no knowledge or conception
Of until you see the softened radiance OF the glo-
rious orb that keeps ts yigls on the great Pacific
sea. 1t was not until the gray OF the morning
that the streets became thinned, and little rest
was to be had by your humble servant, who has
the misfortune to occupy chamber close to a
circus on one side, "caie ctantant en- lace, and
a score OF bar-rOoms all around
But the great affair came oil last Tuesday. Tue
celebration was gotten up in style that would
have shaIued any Atlantic city. The Common
Council anpropriied s., 900, but probably expend
cd not less than $4,000 while the citizens scat
tered their ore with laylshness that Wooid az
tonish any one out of California. Some eight or
ten ire companies were the ground most OF
the members had rich uniforms made expressly
forthe occasion The banners. notices ana decora
tons oil some OF the machults must nave IoSV
thousands OF dollars AHthe societies. sucn as AZ"
sons and Odd CLOVIS were e4uaHy lay lSii' i"e
California floheeTs' composed vi el'!Hela VI of q
threp residence attracted universal attEn
Iioh' lue i W. quo -. g..
nkEhH anu w AL I'S i'ou'I 20 ~
Nanlofhla nofseS' eeV9 h1IslIai nav .H5 MI" Nj,
golce4 Sasn' VI cN'iu'SitI y M ;
Ne" luIu cooetE ny l',, -
sanleI' Iiu tI.' piirr;rs ~, ptotb
ri' ~ e. 'iio -"',ii-,'2 - 80 49,. iisrin
Itooh, dpu "N t'io 'o , % H.; + i
tons the prouu a!AeIlGan HIo'tc' tcto w. -
cry ana ponno - .O inst G1in nm and
Deaulu' s'odI.ct cha 20 me,
tue mans i'.Iet ~ ~ 49, I, f
q, - ,,Lono,,ro yL;cb are fnlI of II
yo" 70 tne e"sP"P'i9 ~ ao;, aol
TfaIu DHli /" a. 49, ~ 49,
eau as ~ t1At 'ao 81 ita ,aaniGranr
gives %n IS .ia Ill, ~ ,bc Atlantic
nave "'teAutu na"; " VIZ - Ill ~ tl,s,
tlHeS or ot0's pun 9 -, .l,oe
OF the European capitals but no one o mem mas
ever exceeded thT sPehuoi " tnG ~ 500
ADMISSION o All 10 si.NG - i" 81. -. nm,
Taeb' an IN ID. III % j.; bnn3raIs If let
dred soa, nut you 49, ,scrrtions Of tbe
teTs written rom eie' Iii ia,,a tbe snb
ball than can slYe' ana 50 " II i7''0 ''4S '1'
Ject- -, ,o.,,,.aoo,,,or+ of tb;s lattar
AS sala IN .Ie t Von shioners
business Is see.ns - %e "nai;t, ond sneries Of
needed eHPefIence :. tS a"d have
goods to De exported 70 O%li.oa @G
Sot IT, sbor w old f. sbioneI and refuse
iatihs tha' 9i5I III, . =; ~. ot;tnda have
eooda "outa 10 wen - sb;nrnsnts If
got their myers pl.ten iue -; IAa nd par fair
better goous are no@ ro"5 sar ;nqo gPo3 hands
pf9ht, "nen tls arnla5se horsver
large uantly =, .or, ta foct Of their not
out IN and f-or, their being shio
Oelp9 P.9Peliy P0s Pn,.rtialI, dry, nnber which