The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10

Beebe K Co........ 1900 Thomas Nelson . $500
Bloomingdale & Co 1l,la0 Panama R. R Co. 5000
William BradstIect 900 VIM Plat Sons. 800
Brown Bros Co. 20 000 Probst Mnertz-
Collins, Cushman hagen. 1,lb1
Co............. T,O4o N. Rogers Co.. 10000
Duncan, sherman l. Rosenstock. -. $3.50
Co.:............ l25 600 spoaord Tleston &
Ebbetts & Brown. $1,000 Shole l. Brothers, 1900
Peter Edes. ....... 5000 Selgman Stetthei.
]. M. Forbes. ..... 1000 mer .......... 10000
P. Fridenbsrg 5000 c. W. Thomas. s157
VS. Hansei sons a,2oo RS Watson 4 sons SIPS
Harheck Co.. 1850 Watson & Sons. II, 500
VIM. Hege Co.,. $4,000 Wilkinson, Cassell
JACOBS Levi $3.50 Wells, Fargo K Co. 1878
johnson Il Lowden IL, $50 l.. Woodburne Co 4I2
A. A. Low Bros. 10000.
Lazard Freres. 1916 Total. ....... s., o95 40i
Mclean Lintz.. 500
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The steamship Union, having repaired the injury she
sustained, sailed again from Aspinwan for New York,
the 3lst of March, and to touch at Kingston ia.
Among the passengers by the Illinois, we notice the
Of Nessrs Flint and Byrne of the San Francisco
Common Council Capt. Case, Of the Navy, and Mr.. Le
land, OF The Metropolitan Hotel in this city.
The following the passeng board the steam
ship Prometheus which put into Charleston short
Of coal -
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VIC ZONES u webster, Jules LegrsIle, Alfonso Ruin.
Total "a cabin passenger, and f7 in the
Three deaths occurred board the steamship Tonnes
her passase up to San Francisco previous 20 her
going shore, OF which Mr. Stevens the -x'
press messenger Of Wells Fargo Co., who died of yellow
fever
The leading democrats OF San Francisco and the State
made festival and fhe 4th Of March in houor
Of the Inauguration of Mr. Pierce to the presidential
chair.
difficulty took place between the Indians and
miners in the vicinity of Tehama gro wing Of sundry
hefs and depredAtons peculiar to the savage The
Americans, goaded beyond endurance, rose in a body
and slaughtered fifteen twenty belonging
tribe.
young named John P. Cryder, said to be
son of one of the firm of witmore 4 Cryder, of New
York. has been arrested in San Francisco charged with
having obtained sums of money upon letter Of credit
from the above named house Two three OF the bank
in San Francisco had advanced to q large
amount. He represented himself the acknowledgement
Of Messrs W Co., of New York, for California He
in prison waiting investigation.
number of and very rich dgginys have sently
been discovered Nevada and also in the neighbor
hood of Coloma
The mail by the Golden Gate, which left San Francisco
the 10th ult the largest made up for the
Atlantic. 1t contained hundred and fifty thousand
letters and thirty five thousand wspapers
The Chinese in California numbered 20, 600.
Adams Co. have sent Mr. Myers to Australia to form
brsnch establishment.
Gold in consider able quantities been found east of
the Cascade Mountains Oregon The following are the
The fine Of the Mercantile Library Association Of
San Francisco thrown open for the time to the
public the LIST of March, The institution no fairly
under way.
The Port Warden bill of the Legislature-one of the
most Objectionable acts of that bodypassed the Senate
the LIST ul by the casting vote Of the Leutenaat
Governor.
Indian difficulties in the northern part Of the State
continue TO disturb the peaceful OF the miners
Thursday March 10 the last day allowed for the
fling Of land claims in the U. s. Land Commissioners
Court-t portion Of the business Is now closed for the
whole session.
report brought into Sonora on the 10Th nit that
the famous robber Joaquin was seen at fandango house
in the vicinity OF Quartzburg day two before He
recognized BY some one who cried out JOAQUIN
when the robber rushed upon him, and desperate agh
ensued between Joaquin and the citizens in which
two three Americans killed and Others wounded
But the robbers said to have escaped usual.
Among the topics Of the times still before the people
Is one Of primary mporance-tbe proposed extension
the city front Of San Francisco The matter Is vet b.
fore " e Legislature.
The deit Of the city Of Sacramento, for which bonds
have been issued amounts s525 600 which $50 600
mas been paid for the maintenance OF the poor sick
OF the city.
Inc Legislature has amended the old law for the pro
tecuon OF Foreigners The two most i'm portan. amend
ents sre-that the sum Of dollars shah be maid
TOT eesh ncense; and, second that no foregn minor
VINO shs not have license under the provisions Of ,his
act shall be allowed either commsnce nroaac,,on,
defend any action In any Of the courts of IN. s,.t az
cept in criminal only us ''"e' "
Another cargo o. ice has reached Prancisco From
the Russian American settlements Mt sitka. -
From Oregon our accounts are to the 7th inst Gen
TAne, present Governor Of that Territory Il tbe L.
cratic candidate for Congress The smallpox was raging
trsnuly sDenG tho Indians In Oregon and about Cane
f1sttsry P'
1As stsa.s. Ne. 0sls.as, Capt wasensa ,.n Fan