New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08

81, 1.5e.S Tbat Winfield Scott 10 tot'srias Old
Genersl" We rust that although H-nry Csy as' ae,
.,,sa t-,, auorg u.s. his principles are sur eaerisned
pI - s,,o,y revered sod that the gallant General
~ has 40 recently led our armies 10 sor Gus vi;'oJ
" -, .,,org ard stall enough TO lead bis party
,broush q successful contest ,.-s,-
o,hins for half an hour, in load voice % ec ulea
- -.I,, upop the lirtie band Of .hiTerns S=noersn
- 90 bsfoIe him, 20 ago Il ornd winch sentiment
ne us ,o,,b Iudge Wells and here let us psuss-
Th.i h the fret 10 the history Of pOluci that We
ever knew Supreme Judge and csnoio1Ss Iof ~.
nrsre Bench 10 make stump speech. iners ~
Y.-n,,istfness IN this of which We supposed Ju1-e
yysI,. xoud not have been guilty. We can ooly ef-
rn.e Rim on the ground Of the gertemans extreme
sn xtetv and peculiarly critical posinon
u Ter Raren closed the meeting in 9 most charac-
,srI.r,c manner We sive hs concluding words, AID
so Tor them the candid confederation OF the Demo
ere1 py2. Brtory Club vbo.. r-7r-.-r,atv. as
on vii suosinf around danrs M a vs.- 80 l 80
your - re sss al 70 ave you a berth rApsa4se7
The meeting then djourDed After sivins three cheers
for the nominations, and three more for the Young
Hickory Club.
Tim, ended the Democratic mee.ir By The unul,
takeable ipison that the shoulder Strikers must have
a wide ber,h" during the coming campaign. Wa cay
let them have wide berth. Let gentlemen give then
ample roc m but they be careful 20 use tneir space
whey and d1cTeety. We are surpried thai the sen
tment should have been received with three che7rs ~
q meeting over which such gentlemen az John Middle
ton & h. Post. G.. 7 Bots, Jas King, w ID NJ. Howard
and Alfred DeWii presided, all OF whom are heads OF
fsnIIes gentlemen snd cOuservstOrs OF p1bc morals.
Not that we believe these gentlemen cheered, even
that most Of them prese nj al the meeting yeitae
sertiu ent goes forth TO the world with their indorse
uert snd the Democracy Of Ssn Francisco 10 msde the
patron and uphclder Of bullying shoulder strikers.
II AN affair of honor came off at
the Mission yesterday between Mr. Jones auctoneer
Of this city, and Mr. j. :. Nuseut. The former was
iehty injured In the shoulder At the fret fire. and the
meeting ao iourned. fSan Francisco Times, ll,h.
Y The supposed murder of two men
who left the Tennessee At san Diego ls confirmed ~
the confession Of two hexicars named Dorsteo Sa'
belita ard Jesus Rivas, Who were arrested At santa
Barbara for horse stealing They said they murdered
them while asleep under tree At me Ja5o-srs on tue
San Gabriel and took lheir horses, money, and arms
The citizens Of Santa Barbara hung the tao Mexicsns
on the summit Of Font Hill.
The booles Of the murdered men were iound near
the house Of Chico Lugo Navsles actipg IS guide 70
the tesrchiDg party No traces we're discovered by
which they could be Identified, and their names be oo-
ttined.
LAND COMMISSIONERS LandCom
mis,iCuers announce that they will hold session AZ
Les Angeles on the 10th last. The orders from WASH
eton equre that they ,ii succesgey at Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara and Monterey We understand that
Communication will be forwarded g. President Fillmore,
reprefeniing the fact that most not al the claims 10
the Santa Barbara and Monterey districts have been
presented will be seon 10 the Court In San Francis
CO. and that the convenience Of parties Interested does
nuL ltlbHo NC DopiN ~ hicSs ~ e+p wv $50
points
beer corcuTred TO- "a regards the more material points
IN the settlement o. titles, viii obyiae the necessity oil
much further fesun ODy being taken beyond what I1s
records afford the proving q the hand writing OF tho
various Governors and tie evidence OF Judicial Occu
pspcy TIE opinion In the case OF Cruz Cervsntes
covers al the ground Of contest In the great maj 1Hy
Of Issues presented between the United states and the
claim ants srd the proceedings = conf -ma.In II a.
tie are rendered comparatively short SUMMARY. In
n I1tgy has In
the tskpg # esimony solely y toe Commissioners, Il
BY lac. counts that sone further gisadon Vas
CONTEMPLATED by Congress such a. b allow the Board
b. appoint Commissioners n take testimOny
Nih The coDcu,il that have already been reached
dis action Ia not ikey = be reeded Toe main din
Guilty offered In the procedure Of the Court con-
Germs the determination Of the boundaries OF claims,
which admiis OF great uncertainty and clniu.iOD.
TIE CoumiGtioners propose 10 depart for tee )uh
on the next TIP Of the Sea Bird and will remain three
months At Los Ane eles san Francisco Herald, Aux H.
SIGNoRA BlsCACCIANTI.-This popular
srd talented cnsirice returned ta's city last
irg from Santa Clsra Valley She gave concert a.
San Jof6 lsit Weduesdsy evening, wh,h vas One Of
the NOT br liant and mos, largely attended If the sea
son The Ssnora leave, IN siew days b favor to cit
'@'-' '''-'' 49, - ElAA Cal, Ilth.
MORE ARRIyALs.--Eige vessels arrived
2; this port s'eidsy, which viii create revival Ia
trade The Stsiorcsbire lOl days from Ros,ol I'm.
pire, l2- osJs fr m EeU York Il G. Wint1rop. 40
days from BoftoI Jula Ann l3J days from New YORK,
snd Caroline Rsed, l5i days fsom keW.iork. 10.
LATE FROM Carson VALLEY.-A letter
from Gen Esal, dated a week snce, announces the
rapid Accession Of emPrsnls 10 the Valley, ard the
eisiJfg iDte grrce that they e. far, almos. without
exception, arrive In good healh and spirits This 10
however 10 be looked for Ia the OF the early
comers, although exaggerated reports of suffering Ia
instances, have led 10 the Impression that much
dftier 10 al lhls early .s0n The accounts
Of the overflow OF the HUMBOLDT Rlser appear b be
ubtourded In s50 the high stage Of the waters IN ibis
river forced the emigration ne stretch II
rem end steep sand bit causing great suffering and loss
Of sock
Gen Eslil writes ihst the Indians are troublesome
and dangerous for small paroles unlefs very well armed
and wsietiul He Jaw but I'VE, who fed imn, diaiely
which 10 not dee med good s.gn for prsce
10 comysby with Col. WilkeT (of The " T. National
Police G01nt) Gen. E,ii was about starting for tho
Hums oof, from which outer station relief expresses
would beent forward TO seek out soy parties requiring
provisions other material aid