The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-10

the two gentlemen put ON their hats Mr. Mitch. wished
immediately when they turned their packs the magis-
trate made loud uproar and he and of con-
SIS bles rushed out, calling them to stop, and
mandiDg every one to stop them. The constable on
guard however, had his hands occupied in holding two
laughing, and well pleased and in short the two fugi
ves mounted their horses and rode off, They found
cessty to USE or even to exhibit though both
well armed After they left Boutwell, however, the true
difficulty commenced. Mr.. Smyth changed horses and
coats with Mr. Mitchell and then they parted and rode
police district of the island and between 1t the sea
extend several lines OF police stations, to all Of which
WAS M conveyed BY mounted express
day in the island, without being able to get board
ship though ore was immediately placed at his service
by patriotic ship OF Sydney After many hundred
miles riding and in several daguses he at length got off
under an assumed name, n b itish vessel which, at
Tahiti was fortunately oyertaken by the American bark
Julia Ann bearing his wife and family under Mr. Snyths
escort. to San Francisco. At Tahiti Mr. Mitchell was
apshipped, and now stands free American soil.
The RumOred Expedition to Sonora.
SEIZURE OF THE BRIG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CON-
FLIcT BETWEEN THE CIVIL AND MILITARY AU-
THORITIEs.
[Irom the San Francisco Herald.l
Rumors have been rife of late of the sailing from this
city and Stockton and the march from San Diego of three
separate attachments of for Sonora, with the in
tention of wrestling that State from the Mexican au
thortes, and erecting it into republic, similar to
that OF Texas previous to its annexation to the United
States No definite inform alton of the plans of the
adventurers has yet been obtained by persons not in
their confidence and the community was surprised to
foot OF Clay street wharf, had been seized the night
Of the SOth nlt by order Of Gen. F. A. Hitchcock. com
diers placed on board of her. and the captain, William
ellis. put under arrest The ground upon which
about to be- fitted out for an expedition against the ter
ntory o. negheoring nation at peace with the United
arIv Of tHe 9Th Oh ssoon sns os acts ana
gress of April 90, 1918. Yesterday morning . writ
Of ha5sas corpus was issued by Judge Murray, of
Grn (tNvrf diroo< oA 10 TTclkn Skct~,
Marshal General William A. Richardson directing him to
brig up the body Of Captain Glis at O'clock P NJ.
Murray in obedience to the writ and stated that Captain
Gs not in his custody and that he had process
against st him immedatey thereafter suit was nsut.
General Hitchcock, Captain E. D. Keyes, Major Ham,
mond Collector Of this port and Gen. W. H. Richardson
possession of the vessel to which the plaut claimed
to be entitled An order, in the nature of writ of
pevin directing the sheriff to take the vessel from de-
PENDANTS and deliver it to the plaintiffs upon receiving
from him the undertaking required by law issued by
Judge satterlee, upon the affidavit Of the plaintiff aud
placed In the hands Of Sheriff Johnson On proceeding
to the service Of writ Gen. Richardson and Major Ham,
mond dsclaed any control the vessel and stated
sheriff then proceeded board of the Arrow and took
possession Of her under the writ of replevn and still We
under the immediate command of Capt. Keyes is also
board to retain possession of the vessel In obedience
to the orders received by them. 1t is said that Gen.
Hitchcock s acting under instructions from Washing
ton. is difficult tospredct the result of this conro
versy between the civil and military authorities It is
denied in the plant of William Walker the plaintiff
in the writ instituted for the recovery the vessel that
she fitted out about to be fitted ont for military
expedition against any foreign State The act of Con-
gess OF April TO- 1873 invests the President with
to use both the military and naval forces of the United
States to seize and detan any vessel fitted
which Gen. Hitchcock is acting If he has received such
ORDERS doubtless based upon this provision of act
bnson Edmund Randolph sd and Geo. s.s i8a Rtss
Esqs In addition to the interest with which the mstsr
is invested from its alleged connection with the projected
It viii probably involve conflict between the Authority nty
OF military officer and Il at of court of justice, in obe
dence to whose authority the writ of repsvn is to be
ecuted.
The San Francisco Markets.
SATURDAY EVENING October To- 1868.
FIeuR.-There has been active business done both
BY importers and joboers st rates showing no change
Sl6 b0 400 do, without inspection at sl4 500 do out
aide brands, in lots at 80 $40 so; 500 quarter sacks
private terms quarter do last evening inspect
ed at s12 ooo do, OF the same lot resold at $l2 80.
We also note sales Of about 200 quarter sacks domestic
GaAE~saes Of 500 , sacks barley, domestic, at iso
sacks Eastern oats, last evening, at2 3l6c.
BREAD.-l5o bbls. pilot sold on private terms.
PRovnoNs-Saes Of 226 half bbls. pork per Julia
Ann private terms; bbIs. do. at SIS; 40 DO
beef at $l5 90 do ct Slb 60 90 clear bacon,
M s on 80
l6c 81 do do damaged at auction at iOo; 1853 cases
China lard, also at auction at exc. 1oc. In butter
sUGAR-sales last evening Of 100 bbls. crushed, at
l2Kc sos bales China, damaged this mernng,t auc-
CoRSMEAf~-saies Of 200 bbls, at IS SO.
PRs11Ryn.-l6o kegs (dvegaGon) pickles sold at 7Sc.
per gallon.
Marriages and Deaths.
MARRIED.
Alfred Wheeler ESD to Miss s.sh 6. Pst.is, youngest
On the 9Th Of October At sedgwicls Rancho, by the
Rev. J. B. Sexton Capt J. f. Wood, Of French Camp to
In San Francisco October H. by the Rev Frederick T.
Gray, Mr. Theodore O. Faxon, of Boston, to Mi Mar
garet.s A. daughter of tho late Henry A. Little Esq, Of
In San Francisco, at the Franklin House. October by
the Rev Frederick Buell. Mr.. Evan Hughes Of George
town. H Dorado county, to Miss Margaret F. Adams, of
Hd,.s: In San RI. October y Issaop Aeny Mr.
Esq., Geo. Hadsn, Of Oregon to Miss Emily Stone Of Mo-
In Marysville, Sept 20, BY the Rev. J. W Kelly, Mr.
Rufus Hopkins. to Miss Sophie c. daughter of A. G.
IN shasts, Sept 49, byJ 9. Hinchlsy Esq, Mr. 7. J.
At the house of Joab Burden Esq in Polk county, by
the Rev. Doane, VIM. Kirk, Of Linn county, to Miss
Aug. = BY Elder VIM. Hsndrickson Mr.. Lemuel Hen.
erickson to Mrs. Sarah Ann JONES' all Of Polk county
n9 M fUrind M On III; 18th Sy the % Dr.
In Salem, by Rev +. 8 Hoyt, VIM. X. Leveridss Eq.,
to Miss Ruharnsh Stanton both Of Salem.
On the 2Gth September by Rev. G. Clayton, Mr.. Levi
Iindle to Miss Susan Ann Calison all Of Lane county.
By the same Mr. Samuel Il. White, Of Marion county,
to Mics Ruth Ogle, Of Lane county.
At Cousa the 2Sth September by Rev j. A. Benton,
Of Sacramento Mr.. O. G. Berkey formerly Of Iowa. to
Miss Susan NJ, daughter Of p. Van Nest, Esq, late Of
Quincy, H.
At their residence Saturday, Oct ], by the Few A.
Williams, Edward Mckenzie, Esq, to Mrs. Mary Agnes
Bailey
On Sunday, Oct IL by Rev. G. B. Mclean Grant Thor.
burn Esq, of Astoria Long Island, to Mrs. Maria J.
Wasson, Of New Hartford, N. Y.
DIED.,
In San Francisco, Oct 1lth, Capt Fbepeaer Knight late
agent Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
On Monday, October 10TH Charles Edward, OF f. and
NJ. Henderson, aged year and % days.
October 18th, of congestion of the brain, Mrs. Louisa A.
Reed, wife Of Samuel Il. Reed, aged 20 years.
Fell overheard from ship Gar Peter At sea- August LIST
Thomas Johnson seaman, aged Is years.
October Isl at Marion Flat North Fork Feather River
r. p. Harrison, of Wakefield Yorkshire, England
September Sth at Union Bar Yuba river, Capt Alfred
Adams, Of Providence !.
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