New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

cone of on the 9th inst pat no Judge being pres
ent il did not occur , 49,
This .taie OF affairs is lamentable. Bat We eau
ton our friends at toe East against Judging as oy
the same criterion they would use there They
cannot faly appreciate our condition without see
ing and feeling IT,
The Legislature having confirmed the ordinance
granting the right Of constructing plank road %
the Mission, that undertaking, already partially
carried into effect, will soon be completed, when
we shall have one Of the most pleasant drives
imaginable, into the country and yet not ous Of
the city.
Our City Attorney'sreport shows Tremendous
amount Of litigation, amounting 20 over s2OO0OOO
for the past year.
Politics have been rather brisk OF late both
Wings and Democrats doing their bsI! TO organ.
ize. They are preparing for the municipal cleo
ton TO come of 10 about two weeks.
The legislative committee appointed to ez-
anime into the manner in which the State Marine
Hospital has been conducted IN this city have
reported very severely upon the conduct oil the
resident physician, DR.. Hubbard, who has pc
titioned the Legislature for the privilege OF aP
Pearing before il and disProying the charges
agsiDst him.
The charges Of gross misconduct against the
resident physician Of the City Hospital, Dr. Cha
pin preferred by one or two Aldermen, could not
be sustained BY a particle OF evidence upon the
examination instituted, but fell completely 10 the
ground. We have reason 70 believe that they
origin sted entirely in malice, and that there was
not the shadow Of feeble truth IN the whole Of
them.
Some degree of interest has been felt here in
reference 70 the anticipated blockade Of Honolulu
by the French. II may not be the intention OF
that Government 70 seize these lslandG; bat II 1t
10, and Uncle Sam does BOT take etHcientmeasures
10 prevent such an outrage, there are men enough
IL oh bara in Califorpia m mt the
whole matter right, and it will be done. We make
this representation for the good of whom It may
concern.
Accounts are coming in Of new discoveries Of
auriferOus mines in various parts OF the country
The recent rains have also had their effect upon
placer digging helping the gulch dggings aud for
a time driving those engaged upon the rivers,
from their positions.
In connection with tie above we have to notice
the discovery near BeDicia Of g coal bed, said 10
be of q superior quality. 1t is located within a
few miles Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Comps-
ny's Depot Many beds have been discovered 10
Oregon 90 that the Pacific steam marine is like
ly to be well supplied soon with this very import
ant article.
A bill has passed the Legislature establishing
9 State Marine Hospital at Sacramento, and Gp.
propriating $4,000 from the State treasury TO-
ward that object.
The two houses Of the Legislature have agreed
TO adjourn on the 30th inIt.
The execution of MGcsuey, sentenced to be
hung yesterday, has been postponed by respite
from the Governor until bis cOunsels bill OF eX-
ceptiOns and motion for new trial can be argued
before the Supreme Court
The prospects for miners and agricutursliSts seem
better now than at the sailing Of the last steam
en- The rains which have fallen have very much
increased the certainty of good crops, beside en-.
surfing feed for the poor brutes, which would have
died with thirst and hunger had the Spring passed
away without any rain.
The health Of the country continues excellent.
We hear of no prevailing diseases in any part OF
the State.
The rainy season has probably closed. The
daily north winds, the fogs and other particulars
OF the old routine, ndic ate that Summer is coming
with it's independence Of the " Rain King