The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

W. Co..: 49,; $4,000 NJ 1; MOCready
| ........ 1a, 400. -.e-
G ". Thomas. ss4o $780, 800 =
| Bush Wilde. 10631 20
In the hands OF passengers 5000 ,000
Total. ......................s5 $3.50 800 -
His Excenency Governor Roldan visited Aspin VAN a
the 9th inst The object Of his visit said to be to
cont actors and aborers for the o
the road between Cruces and Panama, work Of great
utility, and which, it is stated he had already COM
menced grand ball given in honor Of His Excel
lency, in Aspnwan the evening of tho 10th inst,
which attended by all the principal American ana
| foreign residents of the place.
The health of the Isthmus was reported excoedinssv
| good.
Mr.. Il. G. Buay purser of the Crescent City, Adams
Co, Wells, Fargo Co., and Berford Co., will scoepe
our thanks for the prompt delivery Of papers.
The riot reported by the previous arrival raging II
San Francisco the 16th merely street fight, -
| which deadly weapons freely used.
| The legislature adjourned on the 10th ult.
/ Tho following appointments submitted to the
Senate from the Governor the 10th james Miller of
Solano, W. Carpenter of Contra Costa and Samuel
Bell Of MaripoEa, inspectors of the State prison. John &
Love- OF Butte county, Joseph Hopkins of Sutter county,
Levi Hermance Of Sacramento Loring Pickering, John A.
McGlIn San Francisco commissioners under. the act to
provide for the disposition Of the property the Stats
| inside the water front of San Francisco.
Dr. u. w. Petrie. late OF Oswego county, New YogiE.
committed suicide by opening the fsmora artery at the
residence Of Dr. White in Virginia street. doors soutA
Of jackson street Dr. Petrie had been in CALIFORNIA;
about six weeks, and suffering from Panama fever,
and had shown for several days past symptoms of de-
| rapgemsnt.
The San joaquin Railroad Company has been reorgan-
sed under the railroad law just passed by the IAxs
lature. Operations it is ssid will be Immediately com
menced
Bishop Soule is announced to preach in Union HaA In
Pacerville, on the 9Th OF June.
1t is said prize fight is to take place. in few weeks;
| in Caaveras county. for 81 500 side.
Judge Schoocraft, the newly appointed Collector e
| Saci iamento, died on board the steamship Columbus.
| when few days from Panama.
Mrs. Sinclair was playing to crowded houses at Ssa
| Francisco.
There but death in Stockton between the IStss
| Of April and 18th of May.
Telegraph poles being erected bet ween Sacramen<s
and Neveda, via Auburn This route will be the first in
| oper alton in the Stats.
The seat of government lis permanently located sk
| Benicia.
Pacific and Atlantic railroad convention was held ss
| San Diego on the 9th Of May.
J. D. Brewer was elected Assistant Alderman Of thu
Fifth ward of San Francisco, the 10th ult.
William F, Trow, formerly of Milton, Mass, was found
drowned IN the bay at San Francisco the 10th ult
"A
iondeut of the Alta says:Crops will be benefited
by this fell of rain and the harvest will be abundant and
OF superior growth There are more farms under cult
State Crops purchased in advance especially of hav
for the INTERIOR which contracted for to large amoun
| delivered en- the field in the bale.
Accounts from the mines represent the miners to be
doirg remarkably well.
The following handed to by Wells, Fargo Co. .
| messenger
The Pacific mail steamship Republic Captain McIane
left San Francisco May oath, at 66 p NJ but did not
finally leave the harbor until . A. NJ, on the 25th She
touched at Monterey, San Diego and Acapulco, ana
reached Panama at 91S P. NJ, on Friday, June 10.
There nothing of interest stirring at Monterey on
San Diego Acapulco very dull and scky. Several
Of vomto said to have occurred there but
the principal disease the fever incident that cK-
mate. large number of the upper class had left The
| town for healthy localities during the sicIav
season.
The shock Of earthquake felt the night sE
the "a of june and considerable apprehensons of far
ther and disastrous vistations existed the co
munity The effects of the recent earthquakes are vet
fresh in heaps OF ruins, walls partly overturned anA
| others with deep assures.
The ship John Holland (bcfore reported putting in In
be sold at auction June 4. Captain Baxter Of the H.
was vi the prevailing fever on the 3D. and the
steamship Republic.
The Vanderbilt steamship Pacific seabury arrived at
Acapulco June upwards OF 4U0
New York and New Orleans May 5th and 7th She hsa
been detained nearly fortnight consequences Of spring.
leak on her downward trip, and going Panama q
repair.
The rainy season has regularly set in at Panama. anA
The Cruces road only was passsble and In bad cond
| ton.
On the Goth instant Jabez Meeker whose parents re-
side Newark, ~ j. died on board of the Crescent
/ City
Politics In California.
The whig State Convention will be held at saoramsats
| City the 5th of July.
secret circular purportng to be issued by the whi1
members of the Legislature Of California had appeared
Its propositions were briefly to dissolve the whg party
at present organized and to organize II under tho
of California republicans" and to adopt plat
form embracing all the popular questions Of the day
The San Francisco Herald of the 18th u has the fol-
lowing in reference to the primary election held the day
/ previous =
yesterday characterized by the most bare faced
frauds and brutal outrages Bands Of hired bravos head
cd by ger aprontees and promisees swept through the
city with ipsoent swagger, riding and browbeAt~
ing peaceabe voters who cared to have will Of the A
In tho First ward they carried things with 80 h oh
hand insisted such patent frauds and builied The
resident voters with such brazen eoncry that OF
mentprctesed against its validity and withdre The
reputable portion Of the voters followed and TIE bravos
| we've in ecstaces.
| REPRESENTATION UNDER THE NEW APPfyRrrONNENT
BILL.
Under the new Apportionment law Assed by the lase
The Senate win consist thirty thrse mena.
bers, and the Assembly Of eighty The State s dvidsA