New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

ca;es from persons who knew him we'll which leave no
soon A. Mace for the purpose can be procared the
head ard the proofO IT, identity WIZ De the pub
lie, IN order tia; snmay see ami Judge Tor themselves Inc
present. object Of the Rar ;o ohanthe "hch
have been offered all the country for the capture or
death u this dreaded villain and whce tney nave so wen
esrnsd by the hsrhs and dangers they have undegons
u his sspcrsie gang ant the gahntry they displayed IN
the coufic. IN Which h. eNpaied his hoTrd deeds by an
awful death. The particulars 81 his pursuit and capture
have already been published Throughout; tho country and
Doubtless familiar % all The head itself Is in
rcte state Of preservation and bears the mpross Of his
character in every feature and noanent II Is that OF
about the middle size apparently between twenty and
twenty FIVE years Of age The forehead is high and wei
developed the cheek bones elevated and promnent and
the mouth indicative once OF setSuaIy cruelty and r
ness. The hsi--of beautiful light brown with golden
eyebrows which meet in the middle. dSrk and heavy mo
eyes closed in death. said have been tak bluc
with Keen restless glance when excited glare OF fe
rocty Ike that Of an Infatuated tiger The face tapes on
10 the chin-upon which. and on the upper p there sa
thin beard Ike that of young who had shaved
Uuder his right oye there Is a small scarshe marx no
doubt Of some desperate CONFLICT The death Of this
sr i an occasion for general rejoicing and all honor de
10 the noble fellows who have nd the state OF terrible
scourge. San Francisco Herald
sEN,-oR OWNS EXPEDITION. -Serstor Gwin returned
TO this city Yesterday after absence Of three weeks
gagged in exploring the passes the Sierra Nevada is
Junction with the Coast Range. Ills examinations have
proved satisfactory He assembled the dividing ridge
which separates the great Iulare and SonJoaqun valleys
from the valley that extends to the Colorado River from
the great Canon of the Colorado each three hundred
miles ds.ant distinctly visible. With the exception of
this dividing ridge which BE- overcome by tunnel
exceeding mile and half in extent railroad can bs
made from the Colorado River 20 Susun Bay without an
excavation embsnSment or bridge This ofcourse locates
the sd the west side Of Iuao Lake aud the San joa
GU az River but the country Of the lake and river il
one Of re most productive in the United States Is ad
y vatoteG by dozen rivers and creeks which must DO
brdgcd hut the expense viii be OF no consideration
Pared T. the additional advantages that viii result from 10
cat NJ the road in 50 rich and populocs country.
Senator Gwin accompanied in his explorations by a
number Of the most experienced mountainous in the com
try with intelligent officers of the army aud ciiizons from
various sections Of the Stse all Of whom entertain
doubt OF the entire practcshy Of this route for the great
National Railroad The journey attended with great
labor and exposure to tho intense heat Of the when
the thermometer frequently le5 deg in the shade
tack Of chs and fever returned IN good health although
bronzed and travel worn IN SppSarence:
al Fort Miller, tho ID July. The party len that day
for Kings River and would make permanent encamp
mon Kurne River whore the party would divide tho
acting under Lieut. williamson VIII mako thorough
survey of Walkers Pass and the Other under Leut Peake
win proceed to the Tcon Pass survey Il accurately and
also examine great depression in the mountain between
Walkers and the TETON passes, where the Indians say
better pass than either can be found. Lieut. Williamson
VIII thon proceed the Colorado aud down that river
tie mouth a the ella, making thorough examination Of
The great valley and desert between the Sierra Nevada
and range OF mountains to the Colorado lilo viii
thcd continue Il survey from the mouth Of tho ella 10
san Diego, where his party win be disbanded This Is
one of the most important exploring parties organ
lied under the Government and the most beuocial 70
suits must flow from H. IL IL confidently expected that tho
report of this party Will be made in time for the action OF
Congress at tho beginning Of the next session.
! Lieut. Williamson commenced his survey, and passed.
through Livemores Ranch where he discovered canon
several hundred feet below the usual wagon road This is
matter OF great importance TO the people of San Francis
co. offering II does assurance that the National Road,
vhencomleted must terminate nearhe great commercial
metropolis of the Pacific Placer Times and Transcript.
DIR BALDWIN DEAD.-Dr Baldwin who was shot on
Monday morning last by Joseph lIehoington. died Wed.
nesday morning. about ten o'clock from tho effects Of
the wound As as the fact was announced, heborng
ton who had been admitted TO bail in the of $1,000
was brought before the Recorder and ordered 10 be
tanned in The custody of the Marshal until hearing Of tho
case can be had An inquest held upon the body of
the deceased Yesterday, and the will up for
hearing today before the Recorder The deceased
man OF some prominence, and considerably advanced
in life lie held large claim against the United States
Government, on account OF Mexican indemniiies,
and when he first came 10 California, il was a. under
stand with view 10 press matters connected with tho
opening Of the Tehuanepec route with which enterprise
he was connected He was man OF considerable means.
In this city he has been engaged in the banking and
change business and dealt largely in real estate The lot
in dispute between ehernton and himself which was the
Of the difficulty and finally OF his death was pur-
chased as is alleged from who had obtained Cotton
grant 10 H. Hctherington claims 10 hold by purchase from
Mrs Morris, who il Is said bought the lot at city sale.
In short time the the facts OF the case VIII DO made pub
lie In areliable manner. Herald lotn.
! DEATH OF Mr. SMlTH-Mr. Peter Smith who was
wounded Wednesday afternoon in an affair Of honor
by Lieut. Scott died at an early hour lastnght Mr. smith
was about years of age the Of Judge Pinek
nov smith, Of Mississippi I'd Lieutenant in the Mis-
sisspp Regiment and served throughout tho Mexican war
under Col JEFF Davis and was Major in tho Cuban Ex
petition under Lopez. in which he was wounded During
islaure liz funeral will take place 20 day at o'clock
p NJ from the residence of Col. Bell, beyond the Mis-
sion. Herald, Aug Is.
Celebration OF the German Turnvereins.
The second Anniversary Of the San Francisco Tarnye