The republic., 1851-02-21

repeal OF the fourth section OF first chapter of the
"Act to regulate proceedings in civil cases" The
section rcads, "No action shall be maintained for
criminal connection or for seduction"
The State bonds remaining unpaid ON the 18th of
December last amounted to $270 $50, on which in
tcrcst had accrued to the amount Of $7l .s36, max
ing the whole debt Of the State 3i2. 1885, in addi-
ton to $l42,974 Of ofcomptrolcrs warrants, and the
interest thcreon-inall, $4S5,460.
The receipts into the treasury up To the day de-
signated above were $324, ,974, and the expendi-
year are estimated at S5lS,550, and the expendi-
lures at $495 7i7 at the present rate of compensa
ton for State officers, &c. The comptroller, how
ever, suggests that these may be SO reduced as to
require an expenditure Of only sass. .203.
The receipts into the treasury under the law tax
ing foreign miners realized S29. .73l, and S994l
remained in the hands of ono of the collectors.
miscellaneous.
The following table will show the export OF bull
lion from San Francisco, as entered at the custom
house,
From December 80. 1850, to january
4, 1851. ...,...... .............. 3 1895 900
Previously exported. ............... 3l,7s5,i55
Total. al.................... $3s,lsO,l55
Amount of bullion entered inward
from December 80, 1850, to January
IL, 1851 ....................... x27O, ,642
Previously entered. ...... ........ 1929, 900
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $2,499.643
Hon. T. Butler King entered upon his duties a.
collector of the customs at San Francisco the
l4th of January. Colonel Collier, the late collector
would not, as was at first supposed, return imme-
diatey to the Atlantic States. Fifteen hundred
dollars had been subscribed by the inspectors OF
the customs to procure suitable testimonial for
presentation to him.
The steamer Constitution has been placed on the
route between San Francisco. Monterey, San Luis
Obispo, Santa Barbara, San Pedro. and San Diego,
lxx
places.
The following ia list of the officers of the Uni
ted States frigate Savannah, which was to sail on
dore, Chas. S. Mccsulay; Captain. Hugh Hugh n. Page:
Lieutenants: Henry s. Stellwagen, Joshua Hum
Edward L. Winder; Purser. Thos. b. Nalle; Fleet
Surgeon. Jas. Cormick; Brevet Major of Marines.
John G. Reynolds; First Lieut.. of Marines, Joseph
w. Curtis; Brcvet lst Lieut.. of Marines, Edward
Med. Reynolds; Acting Master, Henry X. Stevens;
Randolph F. Mason, Alonzo A. r. Still; Commo-
dorc's Secretary, James F. Dulancy; Passed Mid
shipmen. Oscar F. Badger. Robert Sclden. Hunter
Davidson; Midshipmen, Fred. Broze, Richard H.
Gayle, George d. Hand, William A. Abbott, Jas
b. Hodges; Captains Clerk. William v. Taylor;
Boatswnin, George Wismith; Gunner, Elijah Has
ke; Carpenter, Amos Chick; Samaker, George
Parker.
The ship Rhode leland, which had been run down
by the steamer Senator and sunk, has been towed
into tho flats, and will be repaired.
society Of former residents of New York has
been organized at San Francisco, under tho name
of the Knickcrbocker Association.
The cholera has been somewhat prevalent at
Saucelito but was the abatement at the last I'D
vices. Among thosc who had died there were Cap
tain Benjamin Hill, Of the ship Rhone, and his rca-
tive, Miss Belt.
David Almaid, OF England, aged twenty-onc,
was killed on board the barque Bolton Abbey,
the 18th of January by tho accidental discharge Of
gun in the hands of the mate.
Mrs. Hamblcton, an actress well known in this
city, committed suicide at San Francisco, on the
l4th of January, by taking q solution of cyanuret
of potassium. The cause which led to the act was
difficulty with her husband relative to actor of
the company to which she belonged.