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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
Superior COurt--Special Term.

Der. 2.-lin1iton j. Ccmbcs .lbjah I,graaam and
Casper @. Cds fEs motion 10 strike out part Of
the defendants answer Tho complainant charged the
def, u0ants with publishing in the National Democrat
libel on the plaintiff The defendants admitted tne pub
LEGATION in the Iemoc,at but denied that they either
OF them bad so published it, and up IN 1eprcstion
OF malice and mitigation OF damages alleged agree
ment with The plaintiff chat retractoD should DO pub.
lshed which done the two days next succeeding
the GATE of such cement and that the plaintiff accept
Ell the same ia fun satisfaction, &C., but they do not
state that such agreement made with them This
matter the plaintiffs counsel. w A. Boarimau. no.
asked to hare stricken out Irrelevant and undant
MI Bryan. for the defendants opposed the ground
that the code allowed party 70 set many detences
ns he may base The court granted the motion with SO
coststhe defendants 70 be permitted TO ancnd within
ten days, upon payment Of costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
Supreme Conrt.-CfrcuIf.

ACTION On ALLEGED MERCANTILE FRAUD,
In IN sctiou under the above heading, tried the
10Th OF September before Judge Roosevelt in which Ma
grath and Uasbruck plaintiffs and two other frms,
Brush and East,ns1 and Hunter, s vi An and varnum,
we're de5e ndsnts Our report stated that it alleged
by the plaintiffs that Binh and Eastman told them that
the houte OF Hunter, svsine raruum good This
We are requested 10 contradict it jiJ appear
lin Evidence" We did not aay it appeared in evidence
our report stated that il alleged ana the counsel
openips the case, was understood TO mention the firm
Brush and Eastman amnpgst Others that recomnea
Hunte- & Co. as good" We are. however. winice 10
comply with the request rs Ne Brdsh Co. AMI 10
say that there evidence 10 show t,t they had
commended ths i,eusa OF the other defendants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

Di q, ct Iowa Mission, Nebraska Territory, IN the
TIN mst. Of tsphps fever, after much suffering.
General Thomas jefferson sutherland. General
Sutherland went into Nebraska Territory for the
purpose Of making mineral ard typographical sur
veys, for which service he WIS well qualified. Gen
Sutherland was a somewhat noted individual, and
quito eccentric. lie was fine scholar, lawyer AMI
poiit clan, aud peculiarly constituted as to court
conroYers;es for discussion on most subjects. At
an early age be was a s0lGier U.ieutenaat) under
General Simon Bolivar, in South America, and was
in some Of the hardest fought battles bstweca tho
Spanish and republican armies, and was severely
wounded lie has travelled in Italy and Asia
Minor. He has been editor. and was a good
practical printer In The year 1881, he published
an anti masonic papor in the city Of Schenectady,
ard he subsequently, edited paper in Troy, and was
also editor AID proprietor Of newspaper in Wost-
chester county. lie was one Of the leading spirits
in the Canadian rebellion, vhoro no received the
title of General. under Wa Lyon Mackenzie; was
taken at MS nost-a prisonerald detained eighteen
months, Upon tho whole, no was a remarkable man.
and the Land refor,ness" have lost one Of the
ablest advocates Of their ideas.
The Hartford TINES OF Sept g. ,sior General
William T. King died Of quick consumption at Sharon
on Wednc day the 10Th int, lie active aud in
huent.sl citizen spirited in such enterprises he
bsrhed IN, and highly respected by his follow citizens
lie IL ont down nj the early age OF ~ saa.s General
hinS was unJer The Governor. in chief Of
the military OF this State and his death will be deeply
regretted by net only his fellow scdicrs hu. by Ill who
had the p'eisnro Of his personal acquaintance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

EEr0RTAri0N - rus PRoDUCE or BERMUDA
Hrshsr8fy. though stll in a low position IN the.,
BLENDS, III toscvsr, gradually becoming M object
= deep iHiercst anG auenton COmmer0e vas tho
NJ sts9rhirg pursuit in years p,.st--the wears o.
monopoly and wpltciiori but thai trancA Of human
euteiptse u COW nc logger the cole dcssn9enoe or
our rcQfle They ago beginning 10 evuce prcsi-
ealiy eei0t thas he thousands or acres Of Lead.
rmE uHcn'tsaict, can b. turned 10 profitable 40
count lie aggregate amount of the produce u
months, atofds q Pleasing proof that husbandry =
% the advance in this colony. Returns shos ,ass
the following productions have been shipped 70 Us
lard the Unitsd States, ard the West indies risnn
the period above Iauci = Potatoes, y ,nSg bAIfesI
cniors 20 DQE rounds: arfoArOot, 2si, i5I pounNs;
tomatoes slOO ccxes; ceiar timber, . " pieces.
TIE united sslre q ttcre articles y not less thAa
5000 viewed ~ uset this VIII dooossess AZ
49,, - M ,try remarkable esult; but considered
+ ~ortg~ III \ ths FetHrps 81 simiar cxForsa<ilns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

fy-em ihs Overland Friend Of China July ~
DeieAsci 20 every eIcounter. without money to
carry on the contest, ia prestige 10 broken, and
nom wilhin snd from sithout altogether wanting
70 that sectles and - upsthy which alone form sub
etsntisi support co throsethe days Of tho Tsftar
sSynsssy sppesE fss' aiasiag 20 siose. Choo,, or
rcversl Tins maze kuowa TO his oountrymen that
We n Anrisusiy Watching the progress Of events
ssli renans ~ ths becs quad cautiously, perhaps,
s1tieipstins the t,tas .hsn--the country from end
10 eed being In sta,s Of anerchytho throne will re-
yt has po@sssson easy prize Ii our last summa-
" IL stated shas the insurgents. having attacked
kvesIis foo the capital q ksangs. procee led to-
Yards tho ssrders Of the joining province ofiunan
htvitiss. y wculd sppsar into ESQ parties. body
aitac& Cd sgt captured The town Tsuen a. tho NORTH
the oeher ofsssed The border and took tho townshi
Isu' and snSeasr smaller plase which ve do noe
Aaa In she nsp - Ho"sa, csllcd keeu-vhs
hctm-vts. al lsst A1yices ~ss hold % . rsas9m I
thirty shcsssa tsais 10 aua1n large gaugs iclme-
aa~sey JOINED tas lasars ass. . dissiaguisb ing
MARI -s1AsS siie eags q ia.0Gns--tho kslEssi
Tue 4fotnstisn sigen IN cur last, that Coumis
ssessf Hes BAD bruad coalition with Ssistapghs
81 hselst1-fso, nsH uft proved correct. paishanghA
"a sad 70 - ssli a. thas place; but Scdhss had 10
SCAT hard hkstls snd has boen terribly defeated.
Tta cuFsesnsnt bks hecn described a. follows
lhs roia q 10 kiss shsa. eeioa.ing 60 Esou chow
bad encs@pc5 % ths Top % high mountain, By daa
gsrous On tae 18th ~ june seu resolved a,s-
Ldgae ,hcn ava leading body OF 400 nea procecsiei
Sirxcuy - a. rear o. The mountain where the r-tols
~cv Bat, salscpstipg this movement. the Insurgents
had rntetutast the ground. dug pits and thrown up
ssIi0as otssssss TIE nincs being sprung hrc
nnd -torse hurried Gov the unfortunate army,
and fully The hsf u the Whole body killed
ncStiy venaiSf. Among the latter MORALLY The
L.ary KrvliE Wet GO paug and asaag yu xss, syoksn
~ ~ tz1ensst esbcsts
loh. geUspa- Of Caution, has not cot any further
thaa Lo-erg, in this lthe kvang tuugl province.
sen has fs..en hack on wuchsa, but short way
mcn the btrc,rs
The Aosy o. tie deceased Nuantsi having Lain
n stale within the city Canton for time.
the othor dap AIKEN away TO Picking Ii Is singu-
lar fscl ,nss Of SEA Tartar oiceru who formed the
stat Of the old ger when lac eft Canton In June
last year, ossy tvo alive, four having died
srom vousds received In battle and four from sick
noes, consequeot on the uuususi exposure, harss,.
and anxiety to rhioh they were subjected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

yswrvsr, Essls mere tdsa tie stream Of lava Il yia-
Ole. as1s trip oc Saturday afternoon, to To
thercs on sals ssd On foot. through the Boveo end
over the lave u 1879, 70 the summit Of Msant Pun
icisrs tnr OF fsur hours and half From its
summit We hst glorious sight Of the two newly
formed crssers, casting up enormous red hot masses
under feet and We could trace tho whole course
OF the dasgent streams u lava from Tho source to
Zadsr~rs The trip there and back took sixtsen
hcuu. souiA recommend IL to any one wishing
tvslly 10 ss shat eruption 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

UTTEoroKEp MURDER The New Orleans Pica-
ty's o. re .sth ut publishes Tho following letter
ktniucky Bend, dated Septenb.r 2o papers have
Published statements Of tba murder OF John Fulton by
James Johnson mhicn are imperfect ne INCOMPLETE
johnson and futoa were trading boat tor ethor,
;beir wives being on boat Of the sane kiud near BY
johnson game q CARDS but Futon declined
fs!ing &c Wa Ectting old and had given az all such
tmrgs fuiten then left the boat. Johnsen had negro
s'enNpg IN tho bow OF the boat, with gun. He I'm.
med.tey possessed himself u t ana called to Fulton TO
ir his jaw and quitting bis thro,t Ths ss. one of the
mot unprvvoked murders ever committed IN any conf
muny. reward viii BE- csred for shs srrsst 81 otr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

RAILROAD ACcfnEsr The weS.e-n train yester-
dsy v~s ihE0wa fscE sle track Dssr Pslviecrs some
had rtneYd part OF the track aui threw OF botn
ta rsN~NgsF ar Lea LsfHey, the sonductor was in
guftd sra sus number u paessDgsrs bat not fatally
10 FteA 80 tnrn 10 upon tIs bridge evidently vita
tne 'nt@s e shrrstns - ~ aSnl.-csiaro Jr-rI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
To Lieut. frvaan U,eo,S,,

Mad steamer Hermann -
Sm-Nc, the undersigned passer gers of tho stcan-
ship HERMANN IN testimony Of high sense q your
abbity as commander--your slIi A. 4 scientific nad-
gasor proved oonctusiyey by the late repeated su,
csfef q your enc shiplhe yigant and sateAfnl caro
cifpG,gd in duties rcponsibe and afdueus "a well az
geatlenply courtesy of Your bearing toward each
tnd MI oLus beg leave 10 request your acsct aucs Of
naval sWtl ana epa0letes These, sir aru bat ample
emfsns o. .be character Of your previous occupation
and ARE reflected 90 they serve 70 ronnd that we
have TIE fine training and high requirements 81 he naval
service brought to the assistance IL e ncs less Anoss
b eone ID which youare az present ensa-el
In coneu,on allow US 70 eNp.e'r w4ralest wishes
fcr your contiDued health and prosperity.
s'gped !. Peyr forchcr, nj. D. s. O.; REM Rayene VI
~, u A. y, Mixer, n 81; VIM. Campbell sulolR,
Ing H.ury bishop, Ihos. Ashby, Jr, ) u; sidoro
EnuzmiS. Shlii 4 Cahuzer, navsns. 0asgar 4. del
/ Castillo Haysaa 0car Iiowes, n. YIN ~ Molfr. N.
L W. Moller, n. K, /. Il. Wos.oihooft IL. +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-29
OREGON.

We have Oregon papers to the 18th ult.
They contain little OF interest
We regret to learn that Ma j. S. Hathaway, U. s Az
hao hsleg broken few days since BY the fall OF his
horse
The Oregonian describes a rich specimen of quartz,
brought t. the office by Mr.. A r. Ankney;
"1he specimen was broken from a ledge OF quartz
rock stustsd about 25 miles Ut the Bstow Fork OF
III Willamette River the west slope OF the Cascade
range Ii has long been the opinion those best
ed ~b mDing operations that the Cascade rage would
eventually rich mines as portion OF Gait
forna Southern Orrgcn No examinations have yet
been made with view the exact localities
Of the mnss, but sufficient Is now known to warrant
the opinion gold be found throughout the whole
range OF the Cascade mountains We shall LOOK TOR
important discoveries during the summer, as par
tes are hting ont for full and thorough examination
OF this bihero uDexplored region OF Oregon
LATE FROM THE MINEs.-Durng the
past f. days there have been several persons In from
the mines of whom residents of this city for
moIb, and upon whom rely. They all agree In
the statement that the miners are doing remarkably
wei, generally averaging about an ounce per day. NeS
oiscOyeIies still us, constantly being made
Thus l. will be seen that the Willamette Valley Is fast
approxmating in the center OF rich mining country
Wreck or THE BRIG PoToMAC.-This
brig on going out of the Columbia River on the 3dirst
Ia company with six other vessels ran ON to the bar Ia
quence of the dspact ment OF the buys by the
heavy TeceBuy put there To got her on, sue vas
tblspd 10 bo forced Finding her leakage % be
5000 strokes an hour Der deck oan was thrown over
and che was finally compelled 20 return 10 Astoria
where she was run into a muddy shore 70 keep from
sinking. She COZ demnej an d ordered 10 be sold
a. Marshals sale. The cargo In her hold waS saved
Times. May 10.
A Territorial Temperance Convention
assembled at Salem Marion County, recently. lE wa
laI aely attended and Il unanimously aud en'hua
asicsy resolved 10 procure, as speedily as possible
The adoption of the Maine liquor law BY the Territorial
Legislature.
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nIarrIed.

H. San Francisco on t- nth NayU Re-. Johu L. Yer Mshr,
u D. Iobert oay Of Philips. Esl, CoIsy Louh, Ire
land ate Lieutenant a. r. M 9Th Regiment Of iaianiry 90
Jane .hrr Of D. Bensba fq Of sydney, ; w
san Beuto Monterey County, gain May, Geo w BID,
Ms kty kink, adopted ialstsr Of Don se
tsg0 Walton. ., 49,.
h. s.cr,m-nto My 10. BY Rev r. B. strson. John White 20
M Am his both Of that city, a laie u New Of,ans .
Ca saturday Ayr 4. the resdcur OF NJ Han Sian fai
CLure- sfaple- 90 safal Lloyd -, I'M
aOsn CITY weif esday April g. t'he re'encs OF Dr. D.
Barclay Cspt E5vard H. Beard, ad = Ms AGA = second
IA PsmDurE OF the Hudson Bay Colpany
10 STOCKTON the ih May By Rev H. c Bensoa Joha stem
n Sen f1a1c.co May a. b. Rev william, 81 Aajf's ska
nrf 10 s-uorita Ascension OnSa
o. III -tb Apn ~ Dods0n Ju1ge d Pryhaie, a. me
~.ps oi Nan.i Crop Yamhu CJanty . T. NJ Pefry bsa
s'e Of Washington County. 70 Mss hsJ w. Cn'P, :" iamhH
touny. ,, Il .,..to.
e m Pedro Hamnod u stockton, 10 seno1a Als l'u' or
'ssMssi,Ss. Hi on the 18Th May M Seaoa, Walsh o sn
hI.b 10. all 81 MoAel8mue hu.
ia San Fraesco Ma - M James HsHy caer to Mo Ara
bella hutton ,,--tt H.. a.. rus.
Hoe al o. Muk-muue Hill -, t--..r
,,Tedsy e,sBug nay - By hs Hoaor DE Mayo JOSEF l.
-,a DO Mr., Charl'ts A. scblz both oi 5an ran, SEQ
IN san Frrcsco THURSDAY. .1th nat, > hs y
NJ Portion, s.ck0u, iprn~fJ o. fgn - ns os''s'
X,..r, h n berlin formerly a. Baruofe Maryland g, ~, 49,
o. the lit May Dnue Mey0r,o saa ffan--o % - NAis
E-s house, y. NsN lyfk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-29
from the smith,
The steamer Ono arrived her

The steamer Ono arrived here Yesterday
from the lOs er eounuy
In reference 10 ths t. s Boundary Commission Tho
The Commissioner, Mr Bartlett L hurrysog or
every preparation for hls departure FOR Paso ae dorte
where be WI probably sv'sr the Hsl Of the Mexican
c. mn sioner. will be appointed Ia place OK the
much esteemed and lsmented Gen Gsrels Conde. We
have received Information trum engrSnts recent
ly across the plates tnst party OF tue Commission
came on IS az as the Pim0 Villages where obJsisiry
il tenaepce of Mr. Bsrdetis being IN San Diego tn-y
returned TO Fl Psso await his arrival No doubt this
portion Of the Commission detRiet for the survey
CT 'he Rio Bravo del More which survey 10 nave
proRrt ssed In unison with thar OF the ella but pre-
ed rm conp, tire its duties by the recall Of MAJOR
Graham the dea,n OF Genera Garcia cOnds The subse
quent appointment OF Major Emory and the unsvolds
bic aoet Ice OF the American Commissioner.
The Herald contains copy Of letter
addressed by M Gwin 10 Judge Robinson of San Die
60 which has the following Interesting Intelligence la
references TO the California Land Commissioners;
81 have already tsken s,sps ~ have the B>srd Of
Commissioners for settling California Land Titles hold
sessions 81 other places well al San Francisco.
Ode will De Transmitted by this mall requiring
Ia hold sessions al Los Angeles, santa Barosra and al
"The order requiring claimants 70 survey rueir ON
lands viii not he side impersfve-psros pres4nt
their claims, and II confirmed the [ nted Sra,es vii
survey around them, and thus avoid the expense OF
their survey at all Tue only difficulty will bs that per-
may squat upon their claims and give them trouble
If they are not surveyed In advance,
81 have introduced bill requiring Government to
make these surveys In advance, but Ii Is uncertain
whether ii will pass"
The Indians are still committing depre-
dati In Les Angeles county. One hund Ell and for
tyour citizens OF Los An geles have uaGd In petition
to Congress claiming for the Priests representatives
OF the Catholic Church, the right OF holding the Church
at the Mission OF san Gabriel with the adjacent build
ngs they stand and piece OF land contiguous taefe
including the orange garden, all OF which properly
they sre now in tua possession. Tue petition seek.
confirmation Of the claim by Congress /, the uten
en Catholic Bishop of California, to esta'lisns
Seminary for the educStion ct Pfiesc, at the Mis
sion, ON the lands referred 20, with the design, at
an early day, of extending Missionary operations
10 the Indians Of the Tusres aeS ether wild trib
well OF ameliorAting the condition OF the numerous
Ddisns that prtsssed the faith under the pstrns
intluence Of this Misson. Alta Cal May 81
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The Tax upon CONSIGNED Goods.

For week past the mercantile and busl-
portion of our city has been muc excited and
dissatisfied by the attempt u put In operation those sec
of the revenue la~ which impose tax upon con-
rgned goods The unusual and Onsrous nature OF this
WIN called attanti before IT'S passage 10
us be- linning be reazei by those who come within
the Odious and Oppressive provisions and
II 10 provoking, anticipated and AZ II deserves,
the unniiigaied cCBoenbston OF all who are engaged
business, who have any oesire to secure the pros
yeiity Of our CRY.
The mel chants Of our city favorable to testing the
cOnstitu0nali,y and legality OF hst portion OF our
Revenue Lsw which provides for the collection OF
in respectable numbers at the Merchants. Exchange,
on "a = anne uto-siTeet.
AZ the hour appointed for the opening of the meeting
Nj Charles Gaze arose and nominated NJ A. OeWid AS
President and Cbas Griswold 40 Sec etary. Inc
uomiusiion was put aud car red.
The CHER open the meeting by remarks that us
object was TO decide upon the adoption Of such mea
uIes - vii protect shippers Of merchandise at the AT
nliic States ana foreign ports from the taxes on cen
,ipred goods As imposed By the law lately passed oy
be- Legislature OF tb STATE, which law the merchants
generally believe 10 bs In opposition 20 the principles
,mbodi.d in the Constitution of tue United states
MI Case then rose and offered the following resOln-
tiUns
Rred That as citizens Of this State and feeling strong
interest In ben commercial prosperity we deem our duty
t EXPIRE Is our Ot the AS assed BY The 1g
ia'we, I'D Apr last taxing cOhsisned g0Oos aDu Vee
he outv Of every merchant sucuonver and others lace est
90 TO contest the being puzuant To The th sec
zion IN article st Of the Constitution OF the ntod states
Rcolted That committee Of i've be appoin@i BY me
teting whose dUty II wall be TO obtain written legal oPln
on IN ~ gard 20 the eoBstuoDsty OF the Law aud tha the
committee be empowered 10 take the SUPERVISION OF sny
u, which may be instituted 10 enforce complanc7 with
the law Alta California.
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n1oeilo and occupied high and influential position in
tn town, TO aio him
Inc tSo haTrsssed Americans az last took passage on
D"Ai sailing vessel for this port they arrived
'eW Days ego. Mr Moore informs us that M American
CAD DOW OBTAIN passport q lapd IN Jwei California or
20 mo me Interior % oCu17a-SDd with ui them ties
sure 10 be strearsd Although on entering Cays-
Ma ne Dad with him dis passport regularly issued ny
te ne1ici Consul here and et,s-s Of security ever
neAcsL he net exc pt the fe gehi!emen Of the higher
els''ts sco"' upon him a. be passed and By words
,ho actions indicated taeir hostility to the deested
lsrk e.s"
The San Frdnrisco Herald adds: We
Learn with much regret that apprehension exists that
me troubles In tie STATE OF sonora betSeen some
tIfbenmeb and AnericsLs, Il hkey D. produce feeling
Of n'it~t1on sgsiDst FreBchmen in the mi les We eau
scarcely believe sucn zthiDg possible nerican MIXERS
nave more maiiness aud justice than 70 revenge on
tbeT upOfendDg and well disposed neighDOrs Of the
freDth Dailon The acts OF few ~ild and exasp>rated
ne IN distant country. CsfOrni4 has had 90 better
cinzebs than irenchmeD and the relations that have
always subsited between them and our people have
been Of u G most smic-ble aud even cordiai nature
The records Of the criminal calendar snow tem to be
sDguiary peace able and webehaved and in every de-
psIimeat Of Industry they among the most indus
tious. They hav. contributed much any other
class OF ciize 5 10 proportion 10 their 10 the
prosperity OF California Surely the rashuess and mis-
conc Ucf OF few OF their cOunTymen 10 Mexico should
Dot raise prejudice against peacesble Frenchmen IN
the mines