The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-24

.'iI Most Of the witnesses who we're called depose
facts f. already known he sSsor Of tn
cgnhned stated that n de Boearme had endeayor
The and had psd to IL
~ T' witness his establishment at her having made state
m ea. good to herself NJ de- Bocarms told him that h,
.a..ss had knocked down NJ Custaye and that when he
poison his MOUTH which Of such power
@ wat s5nsls drop would suffice to destroy mans ans
statement to the director OF the prison. and Nine.
~ de B9caTmc asserted that she had left the room as
., ,soQp as her brother was thrown down. and had
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CHINESE ~ CALlroRNlA. largo number
ficed hither by the golden romance Which has filled
sAs world. Scarcely ship arrives hcro that does
80 Population And we hear by China papers and
private advices from that empire that the ieoling
stqaence nearly ali the vessels that are up this
country are 50 for %. the p,0rsst Of s via
them some thousands Of dollars in California gold,
naEs a iS %s si i Ss y
- toabate for some years to come Through their
sse a.a h. agent M n they
Moauelumne, which they have commenced cult
hs sni as os se a
" us. Perhaps the citizens of no nation, except the
: a' "Gcrnans, are quiet and valuable. They
to live under laws If born and bred under
l them, and already have commenoed expression
ding their intentions in our courts What viii be
the extent Of the movement now going on in China
" 80 and here il not easily forescen We shall,
'' doubtediy have very large addition to popu-
lstion, and may not be many years before the
,.s Halls of Congress gracOdly the presence ofa
~ 20 long queued Mandarin sitting, voting, and speaking,
-, beside Don from Santa Fe, and hanaker from
White writing the above letter from Chinese
in China to China boy in this country has been
shown Us by Mr Gregory, and it vail be forwarded
- by his express 70 destination at the lpdian Caleb
Ass il: celestial FfSsPiSsn is digging gold M
's' letters pass and fro between California
and departure of ships for the celestial
~ pirs its children here send OF 10 their friends be
ygpdthe Pacific great mum beers ofSsliornia papers
ad * ss%e ,S asn%s TSs ass
s1,'. the world and information ofCBina has torcvcr
II. .:t iasscd away The glitter or gold has passed
ar The gate, othc the MOON and
discpes OF Ceniueius are eoining and have come
aS and ND RSe as ra asf s4'M q
''' - Gradually their wooden shoes give way to the
nanufae of lynn and kndica Ere for barbecu
~, ing imcr the long qaeue eventually passes
away before the tonsoria scissors, and stut sad
80. dla or is woven into sria.r The yard wide nan
Keen unmentionaBesar are found unsuitsd to oarwindy
r. Climate and neatsr fashions, and are succeefed by
snents succeed aud soon the chief distinctca
in the copper COLOR the marrow angular eyes,
% Sse Saonsi sosSss shall saS passed
f.'- national prcudess whether Of poiiyifs morals
nation The china boys Kin yet vote at the sssae
polls study at tho same schools, and bow a. he
=, - altar as onuntymen -idad CHo an
49,. ....y rlias ID - O., ast.l.-ti' ss :. 1
sS',i. Tus Ntw ortrASs Pow Bt2r CSarpssv AVN
STEAMSHIP ONO Sfbe argument in this
-. resumed yesterday by MIR. ssrymes who
:. Tended that the Ohio steamship had crossed from
the western side Of the Missssippi to the eastern
before the collision took place, and that the t0F-
-s boat had mistaken the position OF the Ohio aud
shane ed NJ 20 brlfy hrr TO the east
- side where the collision ocurfTt Mr. BcnIam'h
..,. feuewed the part of the lfbeans and in the
course Of an elaborate arggUenis showed that ~
was the pre- per course of boat descending the
rfvrt, fo'takt the middle Of the stream and tlat =
4. boat ascending the river known 60 from
thpeas 10 the west bank, TO salt the purposes
of.nayigston, and save distances coming dp The
stream. ~ had been proved that the Onio
ascending the river at the rate Of nine mites pr
i+ hour, ard that tho tow.boat &c 3eenJing Ii nc
aa thntc Of nine miles per hour, titus the boat
nearing each other at the rate Of ghteeu miles per
:. - hour or mile in three ninn.es and third.
ILen IL proved that the Ohio only quar-
Of nilc % the tOwboat, when II hTst dis
.coyercd. and this would giysonly about one inmate
cross from the west 10 the bank before the
= TO. would be alongside. lie contcRdc1 that the
40 ohio had rsscalcuatcd the time IL would take
cross the bows OF the towbeat. and IN attempting
re- " ~ So her tho stabssrl side, IL the
middle OF the stream, In support fthis view, nc
quoted from the evidence, aud said thaLthc remarks
u the pilot Kinney as proved By several witnesses,
. when he told the hcli1sman or the Ohio t0pet the
-" helm apori, TO run her 70 the cast bank. and he
49, a should be right aud to her ashore, t.rled 70
- prove thus view Of tho and 70 show that the
collision occurred ia An attempt IL tho river
nsa AZ the conclusono this speech the case was sub
mitted, and the court took ~ under a1visement.
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