The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26

NcRDEr AT sAs1A CRUz-THF EuRoyRtR HUsG nv A
Non "A ieherman namsd Acarew Crsccyich a native
OF Hungary wa,laid end shot by scotchmau
rsDed John Clare the evening cf tina I8th on the
beach at Santa Cruz Some aisoate had occn'rsd he
iing matter sfsr wNch Clare returnsd TO the missou
end purchased pistol Some thres hours afterwards
AZ The asberman growing the bsach Clare from
bahnd pile of lumber where he had concealed hn,se]f
advanced few steps and arsd. k,ibng Cracovtch in
sfan'areously He was arr~.ed after aud IN his
examination acknowledged tno osime. On Wednesday
evening the 18th met the caeos prseessd 20 the js
IN which he WAS confined took hm out aad hung him on
the SPOT where he committed the murder He died with
Out evfncing apv corr puocors for the deed gpps-
yentiy without the tlighteat fear.
HASGno AMONG CHINESE "A novel case was brought
beoss tbe Recorder 90 ths "a h. II WITH DIN
Charged II appeared. however that robbery had be an
committed on gaa.baer's bank. OF shich the Chnaweu
benSved the complainant, Of their fellows to have
been gully although two armed Manilamen had baea
yDg TO force open ths box. The suspected Gilman al
tried for the theft jury of three OF his com
par oDs and convicted He was then sentenced TO bs
burg uress within three hours he returned the Money
Inis ne was unable TO do, snd mis- death warrant was
GUY drawn up in Chineee. making q very Formidable
docunsnt. TIE rope was rext b;onzht, and the exacu
tonsss were about to proceed with their work, whom
they would be violating the Of the land aud them
selves be punished. Accordingly after son they
who death warrant was arrested and tho others
appeared az w5esses After hearing the testimony the
tro who had participated in the tl also placed
under arrest and thsy with gil the Witnesses fert
TO the staon house until full examination Of cir.
cnmsan:ss could take placs.-San Francisco Herald,
August 80.
SHOOTING AfTAE.-About Il O'Clock last night dai
entity occurred on Tho Of kearney and Co
streets. 1t appears that James r. Casey and James
TuIrer (the person who had the difficulty with Wolfe
fsveiAl months ago quaneed the pavement before
Gysnts saloon, aud agreed to Rsht 1t out They both
took the street. Turner the southeast Of the
sies sYd Casey the western de Of Kearney about
twenty feet from the northwest Casey called out
:, Are you ready ~ Tuner ans6ered g Yes" Casey
then fred his Clt thrice in rapid succession Tarnsr
tired to fire, but his pistol out Of order AID would
pot revolve. Neither party injured Before they
could get further they interrupted BY
interfering Casey arrested aud lkewise but
somebody took he liberty to set the latter Free Ia un
dertasrg to fpht duel in the street both offended
equally, and nobody on the police had right to order
Turner'S discharge Alta California, Aug 81
Big LuMr.-The Marysvile Herald has been shown
lump OF gold taken from the source Of Nel,on's
Creek last month, by Messrs Smith Sultzer 1t weighs
one hundred and eight ounces and quarter or little
owe, line pounds troy weight The gold Is intera
with quariz OF different colors blauE white and ferru
gnous of various shades bat they could discover nothing
but quartz besides gold The general outline OF the lump
in one Position resembled that Of oxs heart six
and halt inches In length. Eve and half inches in
breadth and three inches thick It about ATTY feet
above the surface OF the river the granite rock viii h
forms the bi and covered only by little earth and dry
leaves.