The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-16

,.,r4,si - the Yo-h a. March.
AN ga ia s,sv trssa,s ,As rii, a Ssh
rtaac,src has .@ssea The ssna'..
1tErTsoN or URGES.
The E,asc~,ae rrntkmen have be.n
cieeasJ Judge, & 'be several Js'i'c'si die
us.ss
I,t,itirss i,isrid.
/. a.. s w~ilttby, Las. = Thomas.
2 ~ A. iisi. Roter Hopkins
:. John Watson, s W. Il Turner,
fs,i fsrsas.. W, shcfwuoi
), Charles N. Cnsprr.
The .s'ary 81 tie u'iicc las been fla
81 q, tie Legislature aiss 200 FER ah'
mum.
Fry,m Fel,,urr, ?s,h to Narh 9Th
ice lusi,e, ,i.crc have arrived ~ seventy
fear American ,est,is tie.22s ioiss ship
pins, 81? male and is female rasscn.
ytrf. Foreign vessels, ,u eDiy-six tJ,,ii
tonnage. :, !.sue male aud co fen ale pas
ssi,gcg.. Tu,sl--,e.s.b 100; tonnage
2j.oS? male pa.scngrr. g.. 40, Finale
passengers 2l5
The first election for county officers
under the new constitution took place nj
San Franci.co on 81. first day of April
last ard besides the regular Nominations
Of the tao rroH, opposing parties. there
is also an Independent ticket. and III.
Vulnerable cro,sc, headed by the brave
Texan Ranger. Col. Jack Hays.
Tie following is the vote cas-, in San.
! Franc.sco, With the names Of the candi-
dates
Sl,r ir-Col. J. J. Bryant, dom 1888.
Col. J. {. llays, Wing, 93l.
Recorder John 4. McGlynn, dem,
ioC3 Orrln Baily. wing, js6
County Clerk. j.. Addison, dem,
ion7 R.G. Crozier, wing, 720.
County Judge -- : simon B. Maryc dem.
?i7; Il. y. Morrison, Wing. 1919.
. County Attorney James {. Smith,
DEM, 1901 /; Lewis X. Iul', wing, 712.
Asscssor--D. NJ. Chaunc,y, dem, 9l3
Ja, G.. Gould, wing, sos
Treasurer. q. Beriord, dem, al
George Endicoit. wing, $50.
/ Di.iric, A,iorney--Alex. Wells, dem,
1872; Calhoun Bcnlam, wbig, ol5.
Clerk Supreme Court-E. II. Thafp,
dcm, .29; VIM. T.. Shannon, wLig, L.
lJ,.
Surveyor---Wm. W. Eddy, dem. $50
VIM. 4. Humphreys. ahlg, 1926.
Coroner--Ed~a'd Gallagher, dem,
9GG; DR.. G.. l.. Ogden, whig, e12.
The San Francisco journal announces
the discovery near that place of what
has the appearance Of Il rich mine Of
coal, which promises an amply supply Of
tina, most important material OF fuel
both for domestic purposes, and those es.
pccia!ly Of steam navigation. We notice
IN advertisement in the Pacific News,
for practical engineer who has had ex-
pericncc in the mining districts Of PENN
syl'ania, which has probably some con-
ncxion with this discovery.
! The Alta California says:--the con.
. di,ion Of San Francisco is as progressive
as a locomotive engine under full head
: Of steam. We have now two theatres
nightly open for the amusement Of the
, public, concerts, balls, dinner parties,
: and splendid military .uppers. The
, shop windows exhibit all the elegancies
! that civilization and art has produced in
all quarters Of the globe, for the comfort
, and decoration Of mankind all the pro
! ducts Of the earth, capable Of tempting
l the palate, may also be had in our mar
Ike, in cans Theoretically seaIed-ior
cash. Ladies, gaily alired, may now be
| seen in our streets. and dashing horse.
women ns,onish us 10y their grace and
) knowledge Of the equestrian art. We
, have marriages TOO. and our divorces,
! separations ond unions, alimony and and
, p'nmony.
. PANAMA. April Ills Exccllcncy,
, senior DR.. Francisco Manfrcdo, Bishop
Of Panama, died Oh the 9th ints. in the
; province Of Veraguas, Of apoplexy.