The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16

! The alarm being given, she fend was soon arrest.
cd, and the body Of the i'll fated woman found in
the slough near by her washing, with finger marks
ulon her throat bullet hole IN the left breast one
on the right side OF the back bone, and upon more
close examination by three ladies present, another
bullet hole was found 10 the left side Upon search
! Bader found that his trunk was minus twenty or
! thirty dollars ard his Colts revolver which was
Afterwards found on the person of Jackson. Squire
| Spenge being present, summoned coroner's fury
who being duly sworn, proceeded to an investiga-
ton; but the enragcd populace without did not
| await their decision, Knowing that there was not
| the easr possibility of doubt of his guilt, threw
la'so n onrd his neck, and ran with him to con-
venient tree and threw tho rope over limb. jack
| son WINS tbon asked to make his confession, which
| he reusodto do, remarking that he had nothing
moro 10 say. Upon this tho order was given 10
| bau! away. when he suspended about thirty
feet from the ground. whore he still hangs, ex-
I ample OF the execution Of justice for of the
most beartlcss. unprovoked and icndsh murders
that can ever disgrace tbe pages of n criminal re-.
cord. Bader and wifo natives of Switzerland
and Jachson of Norway; but all spoke English.
Sporting.
The great match between Fred Coy" and tn
sydney borse Ito,' came off on Tuesday, over til
Brighton Course, near Sacramento. The una .ch wa
made two moths since for $6000-$3. 900 sidc-t
run single dash of mile, each to carry 80 lbs up
AS these two horses have always been consdere
aiack nags, much sport anticipated Ito 20
the last three weeks has been the fivorto bu
both horses having troops of friends and hackers
large quantity Of "or0" was posted on the re-
suit. So sanauine the hackers of Coy, they
went IN and staked thoir horses saddles, brides,
hats. boots, aud every thing of any value. Attire
ociock, the horses Inade their appearance tn,
track Ito. to our eye, looked in tue finest possible
c"ndion, aud ready TO run ''for mans life. The
hay stripped in splendid style but was n shade too
high in flesh. AT this stage the betting was cheer
iu, Ito having the call 500 to $50, and taken
Large. sums were staked that the milo would be
tpytp iyS iIp af I and Nv tnI,c
The RACE Ito wen the pole the bay outside.
After one false start, they jumped of at tremcn-
dous burst Of speed. Gettting round the first turn,
Ito opened gap of length; gsttng to tho
back s,0e, the bay closed on the gray aud yokedh him
70 the tbiro quarter pole. when he commenced his
brush for the heat. AS they swung toto the homo
stretch, The bay showed n length ahead and main
faintd his brush TO the score, winning tho race by
'Ho lengths, in gallant style. the quickest time in
lullic ever madc IN California Time, 81 --AAn
Catto'uia. Junc 10.
Ei,ths, pIarslnges and Deaths.
BIRTH.
On the 18th nit at Bensonvie Columbia Tuo-
iLmne county Mrs Aurta Jones, late Of Augusta, Me-
q daughter.
MARRIED,
On June at the Union Hotel, Longs Bar. Feather
river, by r. u. Potter Esq Henry shuttle aud Mary
+. 2umwat. all Of Longs Bar.
IN ioIand o. r. on the 10th ult. By tho Rev J. III.
Wilbur Mr.. John II. Foster TO Miss Jane VI johnson
On Thursday. the 18th ut. by the Rov Wm Roberts,
Nlr Samuel May, of .a.t Greenwich Rhode Island to
Mis- Ertctea Parrih DAUGHTER of Rev r. L. Parrish,
Maricr county, 0 t.
IN sacr. msntc at Tie Queen city Uotel on the 10Th
uh hy Roy. J A. Rcnton Nr. ioha H. TNice to Mrs
Fehcca 7 Rowe. both C paccryre.
In Sacrt Tho ID ult., Tho residence OF G.
Mclean by the Rev. Mr.. Gober, Mr. NJ. j. Wctherwax
70 Hiss Sttna Jacl.cn.
DIED.
IN San Trarcscp thr 10th inst Of tetanus. lock
jaw supcripduccd ty wcun6 IL The foot received in the
pitfs ruon o the san Francisco Herald James paclad
tate CT iicatCn Mas who're lac had wite
in June :, Of yphus fcur David Malcolm
fo'me,iy . Milton Ulster couu'y, n. y.
IL Sacramento. june T. at the residence off, W Noyes,
cftyuhud fever; Charles A.. son Of Henry Noycs, lae
OF llallcy. Capada East eyed Is years.
sud.niy at DoSlors farch June in the tbirtysixth
ycaI lis age air. Simeon Armstrong, from Mishawana,
Ipo;;Aa
Al Wo,ds neeipes, Tnolumne county. sunday,
Juno ofcrnup Fanny Elizabeth, daughter of William
and Fanny Mann. aged months aud four days
In sac;asnrito ON the l7th june. after short uess,
Monday morning. June 7tl, at O'clock. Don jose Joa-
qnin Estudlo, OF san Leondro, Contra Costa county
Junc IT. at Todd Ranch on The divide Of the Middle
and North forks cf the American river ingalls, wilkins
Of dysenteiy. aged alont = years
At lie t Charlie Doto' ia Shastn the Tth June of
ipitn nnoisop of The be Fcl Benjamin H. Scrbner, OF
Smint Srangr eoant5 s.saont 10 the 2oth year Of
he steamer Pacific. her last trp Erlncilco
and came TO l0sta on tha lth Of June
In the rloce lilo s ~ June, of chronic diarr
hon. LrasmGs q. Gould OF Eaton county Michigan,
aged 80 Seais
AT sAN FRANCISCO.
June John watson 2ittsbmg. - years.
Mons IrGuit, France Al years.
Margaret L Dulnpy Ireland 26 yesre
Richard q, good. England 30 ycars
James ". Loud Scotland 20 years.
Nctcr kibeaucourt France 20 years.
An Italian
i-.gane James Port Philip 10 years
5-.lames Massey. New orleans is years.
DIT Buieher. n T. 20 years
1ichad Cuttings. II. Y. - wears.
Potiick MOAN Mass. 81 years.
Thonlas Farland sgadon ds years.
c-Augustus Tiiton, Mainc. - years.
1-Joaquin Estud1o, san Leandro, 81 years
Alexander siuertini. Switzerland, 81 years.
III ltY4Tu Nuf toe EFN ATrk y