The weekly Placer herald., 1852-11-27
'THE VERY LATEST NEWS.

, NV ssHrNroN, Oct, Goth. The Union
of this morning has a despatch from Col.
,Medary ofthe Columbus statesman, Ohio,
insisting that the full returns gave "a
DemocFaticrn maj jority on the State ticket
of Is, 900 TO 10000. -iuQ daa L4
PHILApELpHIA, October Goth. Judge
Grier in the U S. Circuit Court. charg-
ed the jury yesterday in favor of the heirs
of Stephpn Girard, who claim eleven
tracts ofland in Schuyikil county, valued
at 81, 100000, on the ground that when
Girar,'s will was made he did not own
g the entire title to the lands, therefore the
win was imperative to them. The jury
returned a verdict in favor of the heirs
The case Will probably go upto the Su-
prene Court. 1j 3ltr N2"i
fAALBANY, Oct 10.-The U. S. Circuit
Court is engaged this morning in trying
George Goddington. oe10f
The u. S. steam frigate Fulton, Com
,nander G. FL. Jackson, arrived at Vera
Cruz on the lSt of November, three days
from New Orleans, from which place
she brought dates to the 26th OF October,
four days later than those received by
way of Pauama. The latest Mexican pa
pet's, of Nov. 9Th, publish the news
brought BY the Fulton aud from theuwc
translate. They give an account of the
death of Mr. We'Ster,. substantially the
same as that published by Us yesterday,
which, by the way, came to us across
Mexico and was nor known at Panama
when the Oregon eft. Dt
The Crescent CITY AFFAIR.-The
question of the Crescent City has occa-
stoned several Cabinet Councils at Nv ash
Rihgton Lieutenant Porter was called to
oWasllngton and had an interview with
the Secretary of the Navy. The result
was his tra,i~tcr to the command of the
Georgia. Lieut.. Schenck was appointed
in his place to take command of the Cres-
cent City, 1t is positively asserted that
q Mr.. Smith will be retained ts purser Of
the Crescent City.
The GARDINER CASE The Commit
tee, of which Senator Soule is chairman,
appointed 10 name IA Commission to- 60 to
Mexico to investigate the claims of Drs.
Gardiner and Near>, for losses arising
from being dispossessed OF Il mine III the
State Of san Luis, have terminated their
laborl. The Commission, which will
pro,al,y be charged with other duties,
will he composed of Capt. Dupont, of
the Navy; Mr.. Samuel A. Partridge and
Mr.. Buckingham Smith. The President
has named on his side, Cnpt. French, Of
the Army, aud l.iesit- Hunl'%, of the
Navy. Dr. Gardlias,r was To come to
Mexico with tha Cninnlls>lnn, but he
afterwards refused, on the ground OF oh
jecti"iiS to Mr.. Bucknohan Smith, who,
IN i,i- position It's Secretary from the
United States To NeXico, had expressed
an orition against The claim. The Corr
mission i"i',fnrd Dr. Gariliicr that it
would 90 to Mexico whether he went
along ur not.
p. IL l,>'~rr., lee l'ruir A'Union says,
Senator Snule and !'ir. Smith trr,ved at
Nera Cruz in the Fs.ta1s.
Judge Couklug, 1he new Minister toi
Mexico, had not arrived Re was eX-
a'ertcd by The English steamer from Ha-
Tana.
TelegrarhIr dispatches ea'l mow he sent
fron Paris 10 Vienna VIA the Stratsburg
galway, in about an hour. 4
L TER FEoM OREGoN BY an arrival
yesterday, we have dates from Portland,
O|tEtI. ~ TIE lJiU Hist. mere Is no
a,ewS "f Importance.
p Michael Mccarty and Winfield Sect
Rrdnan have escaped from The guard
hou<e 1t, Vancouver
The steamer Multnomah was undergo
ang repairs, and was to- resume hr.- trips
aetween Portland aud Oregon City in n
few days.
The Immigration had almost ceased for
the season. TheNumher arriving in Ore
gon during the past summer apd fall, is
variou>l " estimated at 4roln ten to twenty
E!lma sand. u..
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