New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

uczhhine az the Month for delegates 10 their Count
'.'' i4.s Conventions They were conductei VII
-..h sphL The Wing County Conventions has bee
following Nomination.
CRY Ofezs-For Mayor. c J. BrenhaIn; for Record
e., Oiin bsiiey; for Msrshal. Robert &. CrJzier; 10
auoiney John h. Hsckett for Treasurer. Richard II
Sinton iur Controller Roierick Matheson; fOr Ssrcc
Ion-r l. sioner, Wllism Olivier; for Tax Collector
1--we real for Harbor Master, Wldes T. Thompson
: D. Esyres
CoHHfy-For District Judge. peIos Lake; for stz-s
Seha'e, John Bsrd, A. Barto for Assembly, Russs
sackeif Elcln Heydeafel6i John SINE samuel Flower
sni1es n. Taylor, K B. Hampton. Wesley Probssco;
ior futrc Administrator. David T. Beglsy.
Inc Deinocrstc ConTe ntion now occrpied in the
laoors Of making their Nominations ia which they will
probaoy succeed by the e3d Of next week When this
shsH have been accomplished the pos;;cal campaign
WI re fIiry opened in ssn Francisco and We shall
doubtless have lively time Of il until Election.
Inc deaths at the State Marine Hospital at
@ ranciseo from the LIST 81 July, ISL to the lsi Of
October. ls52. number 80.
The City Tax COLLECTORS Report shows the
amount OF shs.370 collected fer licenses during the
quarter ending september 30. TAis l. an Increase Of
S1J4- on the previous quarter
The great delay in the passages Of vessels
from the Atlantic Coast 20 this port hs been the
Of considerable iness among our merchants al
the vanguard Of the fleet which has srrved report head
winds and Gains the Of the protraced voyages
and thus have allayed apprehension The scarcity of
many articles Of merchandise which has been iolt so
severely and which has been cone ence OF the nom
arrival o. vessels from the Atlantic ID slightly relieved
although our market il still destitute Of COMMODITIES
most IN demand among our citizens a few clippers
have arrived. and others reported within few hun
cred miles OF the port many vessels having been de-
tanned by the fOgs which have prevailed the coast
The GHzele which arriv al the ls met with yery
serious dent OFT Cape HON but her energ tic Captain,
with ndomfsble perseverance, worked her into this
port in e' king condition, from the loss OF her bow
sprit and head gear For this service the consgnecs
N the Il and others preSentpt HIM with
magnificent silver trumpet
There are no maritime disasters worthy of
record reported having occurred in the North Pacific
during the present month
From the Southern District of the State our
intelligence If oil little interest The Land Commission
was actively engaged in the adjudication OF claims and
up the sth September three hundred anu siNtyo
petite had been fled Twelve only OF them had been
proved argued md submitted and opinions rendered
hut vi on eyht II wos supposed that the famous cain
Las MdrJosas Of Col Fremont would be the next IN
order of examination The two political parties dl they
aIe deserving this distinc0n) oil Los Angeles, had met
nnd made their city and county nominations,
The Mormon Settlement at San Benardlno
was constantly receiving large accessiOns from the Sit
Like q aud families by the superb southern route
This colony in prosperous conditOn IL bids iar 10
absorb ana direct the business OF the southern part OF
the State The few resident Am orleans scattered
throughout the lower dstrcts the most inert uuen
terrris.ng and inefficient representatives OF the Anylo
Saxon in California. The destnies OF the south
will soon &c wrosted from their unworthy keeping
From the Shasta and Rogue River region,
aud from Humboldt and Trinity, points OF much at
raciivoness in the north OF this state we have only
few items OF intelligence. The principal interest OF
these seciit rs which mining Is iavOrably reported
Provisions, however, were scarce and high. Flour
selling 80 cents per ID. The Indians were less trou
blesome, because perhaps, better watched than they
had been.
During the past season, the prospects of no
place in California have so materially improved N
OF Sacramento Real estate Is again advancing in value
Fine blocks OF brick buildings are beginning TO ad0-n
and give air OF pcrmanencc 10 her busy streets Com
petition in trade lively and the old time OF her
business has returned TO make her levces the
Of daily, active commercial life. Sacramento is
s the busy mart of mountain traders and the depotOt
supplies for large extent Of mine interior The plans
OF railroad connection with the mines now dls
cussod wiih certainty OF sccOmplshmentthane ever
before The authorities terrifying the city against
the coming winter floods by constructing new leyee
along the upper banks During the past two week. the
interest of the city has been enhanced in the eyes Of
strangers by the political displays aud the holding OF an
Agricultural Fair The Wings held Grand State Con
vontion " hch listed two days, and was finished with a
hne ball and ether festivities the night OF the 9th
inst AT the Agricultural Fair, some Ok the finest pro-
duCtiOns State exhibited and the display,
though not extensive very interesting aud creda-
bic. 1t arranged principally through the cxertions
and enterprise oil welkn0wn hOriculturist OF Sacra-
mcnic A number of elegant prizes were distributed.
Tie citizens of Stockton are receiving Access
sons 10 II cir numbers by the passenger aud emgrant
arrivals in the state and the business of this attractive
locality IL IN more rosperous and healthy condition
than thss been for many months, although, sharing the
prevailing duness If the season the merchants arc
complaining of a dcarth III matters OF local interest.
The crops of the country have not realized
the expectations Of our farmers this season There are
many for this but chief among them u the IN
exJ criencc and want of knowledge among our agri-
cuiursts o. the requirements OF the soil, the time OF
plating sc. The wheat crop in some of the northern
valleys has proved almost total failure.
The Indian affairs of the State may be said
Htsa. tfl u fha
tn o6tening pcct which they presented IN some paris
of the interior few weeks since. The death OF MAJ.
SAVAGE vas Il ought would be ioowed By al uprising
end bloody in the San joaquin We are gratned 10
state However that the peace yet remains un broken
noIth aud south What course the hostile tribes may
Uursue when the rainy sets in Is of course rs
set. mere cor lecture.
In theatrical and musical matters the times
dull Hat aud Improbable We have STU Biscacc.-
ant, among US who has just returned TO this city after
yeiy successful tour through the san joaquin coln-
ny. The Alleghanians are at Sacramento. lac pros
pct Of having CathaTIne Hayes among us turnshcJ
much pleasure to the musc-loying. The two thesers
| IN this city are drawing but indifferent houses Mira
Alexns Fcher Baker i sti the ayOrc with our cit-
/ zenF. The country thealers are hardly paying the
managCrs, end lead but a fuctuIting existence The
cornerstone Of splendid thester TO be devoted 10 the
French drama Was laid in this city with much cerc-
mony last week II will be fine structure, and the
cEal Of some OF our hr7t clzen= has been given 70 the
enterprise. spacious Concert X" "a building Ii the
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From Oregon our advices are as late as the
9th. We have affecting reports Of dcstitIton among
the newly arrived Immigrants across the plains Tne
clizCns were taxing active measures for their reei
although tbs Cove nor had not yet despatched ReheI
TISin only required lew government agents, ol the
order OF Gov Bieers appointment in this state % dis
pence water and provisions 10 the immigrants and their
iIseries would be complete. Numbers constantly
arriving IN the territory, and they bring tales Of dstrs
of the parties who are st backward l. Is sad that
thousand wagons were behind The crops this sea
,on, throughout Oregon, have been generally good
From the Sandwich Islands We have adyices
10 the lllb Of September though the is barren Of
interest The exchequor OF the King Tom IL IN most
dellorshe state. loan Is talked Of The Government
thinks that the year VIII clo-e with the
deL Of tie country augmented 70 $4,000, NJ II per
cent. interest. This il heavy burden for Govern
meIt whose Of revenue crippled astho-e
o. the Hawaiian Kingdom The L. ;. fri9ate 81 Law
az IiilO a. last accounts. There had been
seizure OF California vessel loaded with liquors.. tor
infringement Of the Honolulu revenue lava
From Tahiti the news is no later than was
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