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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
summary Of News nj ian Francisco up 10 IN
sailing oil the steamer.

There IS scarcity Il news since nc February
steamer
The Sacramento Sod has entirely suosded. and
no further danger IS sPprehenied Town ots at
Sacramento City are daily rising IN value.
Levees are o be built At Sacramento Cisy 20 pre-
vent future iuuudstiocs The work viii cost M
Ion of dollars The Authorities have ordered toe
lands cleared or the purpose. The sqast,er lis
surbauce is not set settled The sluaiters claim
right % the unocc1pied snds- whether included %
the city survey or otherwise The Anti oqua;tei
party Is SAID 70 be mo.t numerous TIE lssi'la
,lre has been pettoued ;or city rhsrter gov
Burnett has vetoed that measure
All the other towns Of the Sacrament SD tri11
taries are thriving. particularly the new towns o
Yubavile, Vernon, Fremont anf a survey recently
made on Feather River near : mouth called
Nicolaus. Communication has opened With al.
paris OF the Placer from the above points, and Tie
three regular steamboats, which leave this city ~
the rrea; point Of disenba-kst.on, Sacramento
Ci,y. are on each OF their tips. crowded ~itt
passengers tor tie gold disglHgs.
The weather has been delightful
On the San joaquin tie iistur3aaoes between
Americans add Chiians are al settled.
during the Winter the mines have been dialcu.i
u access from any Of the rver towns II the district
although explorations were extended oy Psrve'
yriaterinz n TIE mountains and neE tigglnss IS
covered q VARIOUS sections OF the Mining regor -
The great Tgls-e plans have been vsversed E
al directions Pruvisiors have been Freely sen
INTO the hear, q the mines from Stockton aid ia'
uiyra,orv cass OF the Mining population have taEer
70 their march 70 TIE southern branches Of the sal
Joaquin. Jed BY love Of adventure, AID he hope O.
discovering god IN greater abundance. From ssl
Francisco e Stoc<ton the rash nearly a. great a
70 the uyper waters Of TIE Sacramento TrRvel 4
facilitated % sne reguiAr ssui-weekly tips Of ts
small s;esnoosts.
The Legislature o. the aew STATE are tollns "a
xi,h Indifferent s1ccess Thus Tar rCt nuch o
| iusoortSsce Gas been done. AID the werE ~hici
las bee- accomplished hAs n most Instances orlg N
ated u TIE House. RengnatiCns have been re
qusu;. At which both branches, IN concurreni ad
dress % the people o. tins state, have expressed
| their disp.esszre- Great u1eaEness exists on &C
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The no.Ion TrnRedN.

On Wednesday. Sheriff Eveletl furnished the
Governor and Council with the official copy Of he rseor1
OF ne conviction and sentence OF Professor Neosier
such The anxiety OF the public 10 see he spot where h'
ae swiul tragedy enacted. thai free access 10 M
Medical Coege IN Norh-Grove has been granted 70 't'
multitude by the proper authorities About one thousand
persons saws The Boston yesra Of Thursday, visited
ipsfitu ou yesefdsv md before nghiaA PROBABLY NOR
hsp ihs! number viii hsvc visie. today Tor me specA
pnrpose OF Inspecting the scsTmens formerly ccclprd %
me Unfortunate Professor Webster ofacer y II spur
IN attend Rnce preserve proper oecora Anc 70 st'
any explanations which may be required
Toe following paragraph respecting 'se ianiS OF FIo'
Weeser concludes the lesdns article q be Cazbvidg
CAyoz,Ss Of Thar.dsy
We are happy 70 know ihS The deepest sympathy Ak
socude u eutertaned for hem BY eiuxens ecnera
sD6 hst N his TIE hour Of their need they are rot desu
pte Of all the eonso which car be rendered by wArn
AMI svmpslhixlng frienGs"
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OrganIzation OF the Whis Party.

The WIKI Members 0ttho LEGISLATURE ami other
prominent whir citizens met in the Senste Cham
Der. At San Jose. Feb @, TO prepare itr 'orma-
organization at the Whlg party. On motion OF
NJ Jones. the following gentlemen were elected
officers OF the meeting Hon d. DouGLAss.
President. MAJ James Graham aud Hon. Mad
son NyN,tha1. Nice Presidents Ellison Dickey, g..
% McMuuis, and A W. Lucket, Esqs Secretaries
Messrs Jones, Tingiey. Heydenieldt, Allen and
Dimmick were appointed a Committee n drah
resolutions They reported sundry resolutions,
embracing good Wing doctrines, which were
unanimously adopted Among them were the
following
Re.olreL Ths, he decl,ranon 81 James K. Po's the
great exponent OF Democratic principles contained IN hs
veto on the River and Harbor BILL that there Ia middle
ground between sosouGe denial ot he power Of the
provemen OF rivers and harbos and the establishment ~
= wide and general system, IN accordance win that
power" doctrine false In theory, unsa'esmanks m
policy and especisly ru'no,s o hs llosp',, =" m
Ssir That California destined hereafter BY NE wealth
enterprise OF her citizens by the vast extent OF her sea
coAs sud by her spacious ports and great inland seas 10
CON rand M u the entire facihc-pecu larry
reblr-s he fostering hand - the Government a ne eree'
II ghlh0uses ard The Improvement OF her hafoor'
Thai her sed position demands ihai speedy means OF
internal communication De established WIN We ohe'
and that the party OF the man VINO denrsthe power
of Congress % accomplish these greal and necessary
objects 4. unworthy the support OF true California;
Rssoired That DO i cardinal principle ~ he wings OF
Cafor a that her mines sloud be free 10 All American
cnle's That regard practically impossible L.
parcel ard the public lands contained In the uluog dc
uics That emf grafton would be hereby greatly essened
and ihA the richest portions Of those lands would nerlt
= mi into tb. hands specu and Oposs whi,e
The multitude 81 laborng classes would be compelled
o hire their services shandOn tho souHtry OF 70 violate
aw aafounied IN justice sni unsUppofed by puol''
opinion.
Rs,oirsd Tnu the interests Of agriculture The most solid
o1ntsuon q nauonA prosperity teglto lhss ,ue ,
ands when does interfere with pryao nghis' anc
Congress should extend The Presumption Avs over Csiof
/ uia Al The earliest possible moment
The meeting then adjourned over to a future ia,
o. ...,.,i.t m. mocha ga la, al th. orgauiKatO
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q. AFRICAN ExPREss COMPANY. The Express
s,a. Of WeusS Co. BaEeTsess. NIssca Co add Liv-
i-srr FarkO have heen combined IN aew JOINT soc
Ass-tSion svied Ire American Express Corpany VIII
sptsI Of q 90 ard uoder the clrecaon 81 De blow
.ns brectSrs Wells AID Liy.ngs,on Ns~-a ~ a
m W.sson Absuy; Buref1el1, lcea' W T. fNss
- ! NrK,r Ra5Alo and " A. Livingston Sinr4nr A.
AZ The srst meeting Of the Directors Henry Ws' = New
YoIk ~ss elected FRESHEST Joan sa!e5ee.c S -S'
s-x.mxR BuRSKp.-The steamboat d 5 Smith
- - ~ IN. chs.txhooehee River. Alabama on ne
50 nh cen irwin rieh planter ci Gs.nesyA arc
another passenger ADD two negro eahos - 80 = so,5
ibs proceeds q sis crop sod was drowned he e's'
"
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APANic EFFORT FALURE.-The handsome pre-
-. s.-ss tesv f5r .ae ScAle LO4-l. wecA Ca ooefs
a. ,er~s of ger ceo- = krote-r rvouk- tlr inr A-s
!. :, ff-uSs " DO are ser ed fsr'e = Arsaint ne
-. - resourcs 4 lie sac Tte 4E1a . AZ kef p
- o - rsr.sis,s IS insisting La t1e Loan y "a ~
eorssaso1. a. tie Aricrney eners refaset 70 ssn e
nouce. Bat a.. ~osa rot 40 /. 9eI eeo> $50 -
A. Eve. Joar- ~
Brockway implicated u The rAnd'
on some Of lie Sew-asver BAnsS y secretly 20
.essn "a himself o. genuine pai~s AID sIans o. -
~ lsrxe sInoCnL ard forglpg he stgaarres q lei OF
esrs Ass been COR cne confined u ne a. a. H4asoo
o. charge frgey vheccs he escaped % TUESDAY n.o-
snd row q ot 70 psEts UckrOwr-
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~ CieaeHtsa sends IS another letter oat 50
t.Aes heart the evnder BY which ais sgrsraic WSs ms
Pnniel pszeaus IN oar iOrnes paragraph hs We decline
ssy f-r.aer AguInsp with him. especially since e Poin' u
difference between Is has Already beel considered Il reply
- suoSher eorrespondens-Sy he way, E6svs shcu q
e, vexe Nd charge intentional misrepresentation every
ne he.r paragraphs are obscBTec by ypcgrsphcA bun
Aer. ,Aey wcad have uneasy une Of l.
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rflf0tl
We do not wish, do we intend, 70 lend our
selves 70 the announcement u the excitement
stnr In the United States, ia relation 10 Califor
ola and her mineral resources bat al AL tunes to
1--WE such authenticated facts as come 10 as from
The different Placer. From q large number o.
miners with whom we have recently converted
direct from the vsroas dIgglngs. we are ven
satisfied that generally, prohtsois business has
been done by those who vintered 10 the mines, ana
that ,her. /, no dimipntion 10 the yie!d OF daa. II
.o1oe places are Apparently worked cat, others Of
egaal richness are being discovered slnost dahy'
40 that Il becomes more evident thar ne Dosness
n mimi Is AZ yet only in is infancy IN tins eoan
Try. S...... L.. -.
cor,;no .es.on With Quicksilver, 40 on many OF The
,,.,. n. particles Of gold are extremely ms. The
v,,.inis. or Burke Rocker" % going extensively
;o,o a.s' either b. purchase, Or nanafsctafe here
r. or,ee being sboat s25o each BY the use u
.tssn, or water power gang Of Eve or ten rockers
nav BE- gut IA notion and fed with water, reducing
the number Of hands necessary % supply them
With dirt al east one bali and more than doubling
the quantity thar can be daily washed. 10 banks
that contain no more than fifteen cents 70 tho Jacket
Or painful, the quicksilver rockers th1s wofssa Rro
dace from ten 70 twenty ounces per day sson Dlr'
that pays less than Is cents % psnfai rney
considered profitable 20 vssn WIN . o"""'n
rocker. ...... .,..,
A lrend Of ours, resilient q a. ~ ..,-.s-yy
paid visit 70 me Geosgs1.n I'm 49,. -,
- ~. SD discovery Of gold between The soath
" ~ 800. FORKS Il the American Rive The
1Ha III ,f.t tme was several feet doep On the
- and comp sralvely fsv we're then AZ work
T5o.s who were operating had hrs' 70 remove tee
snow. then the top tirt snd stones neqae.sy 1e
1.,,h ~ several feet before coming % the sfrafa
- res-sh oU the bed rock IN which gold . always
Sand nat ABUNDANT At Georyetown, me richest
rsvins is the northen mines. = ocsfsd IL y an
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From the private letter OF a friend who busies
himself at growing csbbages. hens eggs and such
notions. near San Francisco, inding the range Of
the market quite satisfactory, but who looks IN
upon the city itself occasionally In the way Of bosi
ness We make the following extract
s.. FsAscIsco, Fsb d, isso.
Ross aREyLEY AZ | DO not go
to,o town very often, know but little Of what 10
loins on there Money is awfaily scarce aud com
nands any price from fifteen b htytr per cent a
saOnih Big smAshss occur daily. bat they don't
seem 70 mind il much one steps out and another
stands ready 70 occupy bis place | might giYe you
some amusing sketches II Winter life In San Fran
oisco bot I don feel Ia the humOr today. Tho
rainy season is nearly over ard the Lord knows we
have mad oar share Of it.. Thousands ~ people
who have been ooOped up IN 5sn FRANCISCO dnnss
the w inter, sucking their thumbs, are now on 10
the Mines the accounts from which are more nat
tering than they were lat Spring. The heavy
rams have sent down large deposits OF gold hom
beadousrters, and we: dgginss which we're last
wear exhausted will yield a. nch treasures a. ever
But don't let maa hstter himself that he can get
4 without ~0rkLag Tor H. ChopPing and hauling
say o2s ia pretty hard work, bat digging gold 10
hsyier Those who wear chicken skin gloves had
better stay at home.
The state Of society q not very bad here after
all-no worse than in New York and II the law
yer, would keep away, I think we should be set
down as moral And religious people" They
are the great stners gp Of contentisn, and are
iastly charzeable with One-h half Of the $40 u tbs
people. Gambling, however, "a the .eadins iestufs
Of business here and those who ars TOO pioas "
play Monte, Faro and Poker, DO Il up on The Wal
q plao / think the chances q ultimate salvation
Tor the former are greater than the latter leave
that point however, 70 be settled by the Dds
whose legitimate business it H. NIB
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NETWORK TRIBUNE


BOsTON Fndty, ApU IAN
The schooner Pearl, Tuckerman, from this place,
hound b Portsmouth went ashore yesterday on
Collins Beach, Gloucester and, SAD 10 relate, all
hands persisted.
The storm was very severe here last evening,
and about an inch Of snow fell in the adjoining
towns
SECOND DISPATCH
Tne body Of Captain Tuckernan has been
washed ssore, and about 500 was found on his
person.
The bodies of the unfortunate crew have not yet
been recovered
The cargo consisted Of Cotton and Flour and
will prove total loss. Partly insured.
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ARRIVAL OF rHE FALooN.-rhe steamselp a..
con Lieut. Hsrtsseine commanding Arnyec yss.eIS s
M rnins nom Hsy.ns She en thai port on MechcsoE
last ;isi but On Thursasy nigh! snd Fasy SIC 60
coantered severe ror,heF, whieh delayed nef
The s,sGnsps Ohio foT New-York and The georgia ~,
Chsxres leave on he "a ns. los SeeIsA nsS
about LOCO passengers Of whom 30 we'e ~ $50
from the Falcoa Tue issee for Charleston ws 70 .eeVe
on the sane day There is no Of inicre.. Iss
con byirgs - eas IN gold dust Cor hscaseA 49, 20
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OvlcK VoYAeE.-The Packet ship New YORK
Can, Ina. arrived from hsve tAs morning, n = dsys
na,.ge being ar unusually short passage She made nc
,r.p "a, in IS days csFt Lines brings Us oar he' .
Fr-G papers TO day Of sailing hey are o. e0D'se
,aa .avces we had previously received by way Of
Liverpool
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>. 1nnx hi RARRrrr. Esa. viz was arrested

TE JOHN NJ nAkhkEI' hsq' WIZ y - n ~"
II south Csrons suspicion Q! ee.rg opposed 10 saver
and Subsequently released on ball died a Dsoan INA 81
he "a NJ, The NIX, Caste Couier says he died Of dis
ease soasA, on by long eoafne men within he damp arc
unwholesome wsHs offs southern prison and ie svem
to the dGrk and bloody spirit Of slavery, whose pAe Il
with human lives and crushed hopes arc eeeSns
affections aud he fearful sggregsaon 81 every n-1AH "
snt nisSfv.~
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De.cret Asks Ambulance to California.

John Wilson and Amasa Lyman, Delegates
from Deseret. arrived At the Seat OF Government
ate 10 January. bearing proposition from Deseret
% California 4 memorial, stating the purpose Of
thor VISIT, the history OF the community Of which
they were representatives vas aid before the
LEGISLATURE On February ., accompanied by a
Message from GOV. Blrnet The mef.ora argues
tna, the people Of Deseret had right % Gov
eminent that they must have either Territorial
or state organza tioo, and that u necessity they
chose the latter Il also asserts that u IN forming
the boundaries Of their state. the Deseretlans
acted without giving notice % the Caiforrans, and
inc.udsd distant settlements without consulting the
people there resident the Caliiornians themselves
did the same thing IN forming their organHaIon.
Tney also say that the reason Tor seeking 70 moor
po-a,e the por. Of San Diego IL Dsseret vas that
thew might have free access 20 the Pacific
The Memorial proposes 70 submit 70 the people
,hs question. ealing Convention Of al California,
bo-h East and West q the Sierra Nevada and
thar II the people decide for the cal Of such Con
,eution II shall meet with a view u framing tor
Pc grssst. enc STAT. . cover al the territory &C
Iii-sf from Mexico, as included ia Ca-liornia, AMI
at the same time agreeing uPoa the boundary lines
winch shall Ultimately separate California if0m
Dsssret which Inc. i IS desired may be set out
in The Constitution 70 BE- iOrned and the time or
c.r-umstances stated. when The separation shA.
take place
The Delegates also submit the suggestion mar
the people inhsbitug the s,rlp Of country nciuded
within the units u 10th states, shal tetermlns .or
tb.uselve. % which state they VII belong
Tae principal reason 4rged 5y The Delegates 'or
the adoption Of these proposals. s that tie Slavery
question would thereby Be pat % rest or al Cali
br.la
Gov. B-rnett Ia his Message coaslders one "
che. al these Arguments and proposals. AID Gun
5ernns them al WIKI regard 70 The Slavery qses
ton be SAYS that the people q California settled
,bs, Tor themselves, AID L tie people Of Desere'
Old not !. i Their fszl: Or misfortune he says
TIA, TIE two oozamanities are ~ fsr aPert 20 Be
combiaed even Temporarily, and that TEXAS and
Maine might a. vel have been made one state a,
Dessres and California
The Legislature sles hearing the Memorial and
tie Governors Message, refused 70 receive ne
nrner. thus the Delegation VII accomplish
nothing
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IN the election tor Senator for the District OF san
Francisco held Feb. :. to an the vacancy occasion
ed by the resignation OF Hon. q. u. Post klcan
Heydenfelt Esq the Wing nominee was chosen
by a plurality at as over the highest Loco-Foco
candidate The following is the vote
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Destruction Of Cotton Factory.

kTNNEBuNKI Me.I Fndsy ApfI o-A.N
The Cotton Factory at this place, owned by the
Messrs Brown, of Philadelphia, was entirely con
sumed by fire otout 10 O'Clock this morning 1t
originated IN the Picker The machine shop, count
Jog house aud the books belonging TO the establish
meDt were saved Loss not yet ascertained.
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List of the Chcrokec'- Passenger from thn'
Errs 10 New-Nork.

Ci1gye. % kfngsion -Casr,e- Rsston, se.smsn
krgssoa 70 Neir ioysM Jones bearer Of di'paiche'
J0hr Barton.
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VOL. x......NO. 300.
LATER FRON The SANDWICH ISLAyDs

BY the Cherokee we have 1stes The PoIye
nan from HoOoulu 10 the @ih Jau1ary inclusive.
We DO not ind anything Of interest when doe not
appear il our letter. from that pisce.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

,ax srw.IoRE DAILY TRIBUsE IS PUBLISHED
EVERY sOKsING isUSDATs LIGHTED,
Al The Tribgus Bgiidinss, corner Of spruce
aad Nassau street,, opposite the city Hail.
A Delivered 70 City Subscribers for ~: censs pr Eees
or when hsy prefer they pay In styEnes a. tse Den
s,y sz mouths year at the rate single COPIES
Two Cents Mai subscrbss Five Dollars Per snnani 10
s4varce sabsr ofOls Aken for si1 uOoths FOf ihFoe
crou,as 81 Three Dollars IN advance r-1zirof II 81 az
tnAares with County Ee~spsge.s DAILY papers re- y,a
srs OF CO Wlose -5rms are higher tcas urAs - .
rrb4bs are 40; a lowed any ciEsfsn1s
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ONE MONTH LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA.

ARRETAL OF TEE CHEROKEE.
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Town klections.

ORANGE Cove were mls!n'ormed with re
gard 10 the rssalt in Newburgh. EnocA Carter,
Ieo i. chosen Supervisor by 81 majority over Hathaway
wb,s and nearly Al Of the wrong neke' Is eessd Toe
Newbargh TeessPh aivises the Board OF supervisors -
fclows. -, I,,as
Wttss LeSSe o. 80,
Chesler, eo0o1ins u'N'T S~~Sn,.h
Dsegpsrk, Sornwst ~ 49,,
Mount Hope, SFswioIe, NontscmsTS
MOnrOe, uNhPoo'~'e~ w.~e,.tf IA
wAywsnds, NmisaS
WclSil-A.
oar CORES pot dent sad Jsekscn Wig sePe''''''
n M, iowa bat he Telegraph says Il Is De Nay Loco
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ITh- above amounts 81 cs.c aied ~ he rate Of
So Ter ounce while The -es ysue ~ god dust n NeN
YorksSl7 60 which mas-. difference u 90 per crli-
which added The shove anoani msses ihs es value -
hlscsrso. "a, slIBaH 3.I
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THE TENNESSEE At PANAMA.
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o.3i2,OOOIN GOLD DUST.
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CHAGRES IN ASHES.
THF ASTONISHING GROWTH OF
CALIFORNIA CONTINUED
RAINS OVER.
BUSINESS ACTIVE.

GREAT DISCOVERIES oF GOLD
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