New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

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We are indebted 10 X. LORD, the Purser of the
p,emet.eas and to Adams & Co.'S Express for files o.
California and Panama papers. The following Is
summary of the latest news
Synopsis OF Events.
Our City i built up again In our last issue for
the states, told OF us deStruc;On-nOw, of lis re-
surrec,ion Some plants take root and sprou up.
ward IN such hurry that they bring the old she'll OF
lie germ whence they sprung, upon the upshoong
stalk, the bulb husk st chnglng 10 II. So II Is of
our city. She has sprung up from her runs literally
with ashes upon her head, standing upon emoers.-
We have streets again. blocks again, houses. stores,
business. excitement, hustle, progress prosperity
Three fourhs of the streets are lined again with
habliailons, although not four weeks have elapsed
since the hrC
So too, is II of stockton. Accounts from there
are very encouraging. Her people have not been
dishearencd 10y then great calamity, but have pro-
gressed far lnrcmcdyng by building, the UcS,uc
ton of their great fire.
These two hres have not had rs much effect
was anticipated IN raising prices ON account OF the
great Quantities OF goods on Ship.eO0rd and large
SargoeS which have arrived since
The Wing and Democratic parties have each made
thclf NOMINATIONS, ana tie iof Sldtt
and Congress Is now fully opened. The Wing
nominations were made with much unanlmity, and
probably the Democrats Will give quite undivided
a support TO their nominees.
Very encouraging reports come IN from the various
mining regions, and the amount of dust shipped
home, shows that our mines have not given out
nor run short. Notwithstanding the dry Winter.
Rumors OF Indian difficulties and Ssrmishns IN
the northern part OF the State rife The desp sed
Indians have proved themselves MOI lacking IN cour-
age and II Is To lee deeply regretted that few midi
hoy al ~ AM M Il
which has made a war with these wretchci crea-
lures quite probable There never has existed IN
The nature OF the any necessity Tor such de-
plorahe condition OF things.
The prospects of Agriculture are very good much
better Than was at one time anticipated, The late
rams have materially increased the probabilities OF
good crops, This employment; OF portion OF our
,ltzensls CERTAIN TO be an increasing and pronlaoe
lent success IN their efforts 10 pacy the Indians. AMI
only need the sustaining arm of Government
home, With reasonable appropriations, TO render the
State and Nation most excellent service.
The first execution under the laws al ;hS State,
took place in stockton Thursday last. Ii was for
murder. Crime has been considerably checked 81
late, and there Is some hope for better state OF
things IN the future.
, The Whig and Locofoce ConVcntioMs-The
Nominations.
The Wing State Convention met At san Francisco
cn the se,h Of Nav, Delegates nom nearly all the
counties IN the state were present. Gen. JOHN VIII
SON Was appointed President. The proceedings
were condCc,ec with great harmony and unan,lnity
of sentiment. The following is the ticket chosen;
Per Gorernor-PIyRsoN h. READING, Of Shasta
Ftr LiesicsSR! Goreraor-DrUry y. Baldwin, Of
Tuolumne.
FER Jesf,cs Of SUprs,ss Cotrs-Tod Robinson, OF
Sacramento.
lSr At,oraey Gssvel-wm. D Far, OF san Jos.
gum.
Per stat, Cosfroiisr.-Alex &. Ahell, OF san Fran
cisco.
Ftr STATE TrsasGrtr--J. VI Burt, OF Butte.
FER ~Arresor Gsaerai--WakeI Heron, OF san Joa-
GUN.
Fer ceasr,ss-E. }. {. Kewcn, Of Sacramento b.
II Moore, OF Tuoumne
The following resolutions, which we're unanimous
ly adopted by the Convention, may be considered as
the Wing platform in California
ktsprta That opposed the sale lease the
nmsfsi ahs sIfgnss bat OF the be-
sE heie me Seneta Government for the hencnf ct the
miners y" re N~fNed ny them free from any toll
whatever.
Rsse,sx That the adjustment, of Land titles m
decision Of COMMISSIONER under sathsrv al the General
Government. with the right 81 Appeal ssou such decs.o b.
any party Interested 90 the tate States Courts
seissd, That the dictates % rod policy ana the sp,ne
demands Of us'ce require. ~ the hands IL the General
Goseramtn tho early eNtcasion OF the preeupt,oa Law.
Tie public doain net embraced WITHIN ths nia,rsl
lands II las STATE the Adoption Of such laws a. shall g
10 ac;p4 settlers donation Of such pubic lands nj
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