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


Tie political elements Of the city in state of un.
usual crmmocn, and Indie the complete dissolution
OF party Organization. Tue ~hgs with clear majority Of
At one thcuaLd n tb- city aud county, with all the
local nnes before ,be public In tsir favor Their STATE
uckst cenmitted 70 those issues and with al the
stituepfs ci popularity on their se enjoyed week ago
more than were given By circumstances
to any party 1n.y h.id the on,sy in their own
haDcs and might, without the exercise Of any positive
shIevdess have carried their whole ticket had they but
refrained from the commision Of the most eors ,us
blur ders In their nominations But they have THO
in the most hopelessy distracted condition that "a
sivabls Instead Of nskins their ticko. raiIying pout
TO witch ell the esmsnts Of strength would
gather trey have given II the properties OF the negative
pole ef magnet and trepels the objects that il shoud
attract.
o. the ether hand the democrats-that l., the exteu
son wrg Of that patty, who have The entire manage
ment of AlaIssrt IN still worse qusndary, bec,use
do what they viii they still Ia the minority and
xsrnot ~ any possibility gain the strcogth the whiss
have thrown away, Many dsappoin e5 asprants after
nfirg uIsuocesstully all the epplsBces aud intrgues
known 10 primary eeos0ns and nom mating tons
and vh., had they been nominated would have secu
nothng vory enormously wJons In the OF such ap-
planoes, have grown suddenly vrtu5us, and
Gus for IN ind pendent okat-sitn their names on It,
Their cismors add to the general hubbub
- neanime. the masses OF both parties, mex.
pnenoed in the Of clique macrery. sesrcely knsw
what 10 % or how to do Il Thes oaly rec that they
have eeen most completely banboossd BY nsn whose
oniy ceiees are the spob OF Office and the collateral
fpcuhsoss, and who use tAs name Of party 10 sscur
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r

The Mexicano-Ramscy Route.
The lila California publishes the forosing para.
graph:
The news is no later, except from New Orleans, our
dates via Mexico reaching 10 the 14th ult Aa epitoe
the intelligence will be found below No mail bag for
California having been sent from New Orleans by the
Texas steamship winch left New Orleans the 14th at
A. NJ, the agent Of the Mexican Ocean Mail and In.
land CO.. at Vera Cruz made package oslatest news.
paper dates, which furnishes the news referred to-
The annexed, from the same paper is bit Of news to
II ia stated, what authority We know not that the
contract for carrying the United States mails to Cafor
uia has been sold by Mr. Law to the President Of the
Mexican Ocean and Overland Co. for $50 0O0 and that
the charge will take place In few weeks If this be
true we shall have occasion to complain of the want Of
despstch in forwarding the mails. II will be the pext
best route to \. overland railroad.
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their ends They scoT At THE .6;ou,ora and ex,ossd
preeice that regard fer tire pubic n,srest has AM
hnenee en clique nominations ard decline be'sg driven
9s party o'c'ancn into the support OF whom thev
do Dot rspect and hoe Only cls 70 the hoaors aud
emoumsn's Of Office cor air Ia pou,natiou by con
Venrion of ref elected The disa faction ia geoe
rhI not only among The wings with their own ticket
Du, among The entire community. with systs univsr-
fe slowed TO he erroneous IN ppcips and injurious
10 he public welfare
The fci'osirg ere ths whig and dsmocra tic
f0T Ipuricinal md irG Lran
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Markets

SAN tRANCThC0, August 81. 1858.
The attention Of merchants being occupied chiefly with
letters ard remiances by the pail steamer tne mount
Of business tran acted to day has been small Therc
obbDg business has been than we hsye had
to notice for time past We noe also sore activity
in freghts to the interior Toe steamers this evening
went up full.
FLOUR transactions continue limited to small ssss By
jopbofa, at yeserdaJs rates. Small ,bbiDg seles Cay
OF Gssgo and Haxs at $50 $2l good outside brands
from SIS ST. aud resacked -four In quarters at Si4
so We hear CT 70 sales Of the cargoss Of Chile lately
arrived the greater pcrticn OF whish has been stored
The country demand for sound -four as cen l h
better to day, and there every Appearance OF bet ter
sate OF tangsshortly The feeling in the market ia de-
GRAIN Market dull. with small inquiry: sales 900
sacks barley 2,sc 2o0 do. Eastern oats 2c 42J do.
California barley 3ac, loo sacks Engsh oats, 2yc.
PRoylsIoNs More demsLd exists for pork, lard and
heard s no ss ss fro 1aa nas sssa S
15c. was refused Gales 50 bhls po,S at sa6
rs; 30 terces hams in two lots at IL 251 kegs lard
G'i p'%e. n. At lAAc e do At 49, cheese
3Ic % rkins do at 200 We hear of nothing dolng in
bacon Jobbers have been filing good cdecs for
all det crpticns OF provisions 1t rates that have
yaItd essentially from those ruling yesterday and the
sroAns : Most jobbing houses having supplied them
setves oe ally with raw sugars within thu last few
Gays 1he maket has consequently bsen quiet and sales
have been confined to small PARCELS sales COO lbs Plug
a in boxes, at 1sc. 13c and 100 bbls and half bbls
GN.-sales 100 nbls. American ct soc proof.
CANDrls Sales 500 boxes adamantines, in two lcts
at 25N ard Geo
ings, to arrive, on private terms.
SALT We omitted. through inadvertence q sale yes
erday 1867 pockets, Of lbs each, table SALT At 15c
Sales 500 boxes New York pale ale, in Sarts at
So rs Per oezen.
arrive, 1T 90 per cent on home cost AID charges.
STOCKS.
REPORTED BY wET STOCK BROKER. 137 MONTGOMERY
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Increase or Population.

The total number Of passengers by that arrived At
San Francisco from January TO August 81 20 1872
Gf shom II S86 males l3s females and 69S chil
dren The total number thatleft within the same tins
1ScS3 rearly all males. The addition to our popu
la'ion scaward amounted, therefore, during the rst
eight months Of the present year. to only CSC. From
July =. TO August ~ the total arrivals 435 the
departures 932 showing falling of in he last mouth
of 497 The wing table shows from what poins the
immigrants came. ana TO what points the emigrants
ed
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ADD Tl0NAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.
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POLITICS ON THE PACIFIC.
a XOUTfyEUL .ER0NAUT.
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C0NFLAGR sTlON IN SONORA.
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BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS.
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INTER ESTING ITEMS.
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M A R X e Il s.
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News from the West Indies and
Central America,
kc Go ac
CONFLAGR .Tl0N IN SONORA.
BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS

In looking tiles Of California papers We have
discovered number Of interesting iten,s which will be
found below rbioh the Of the hour at which
The Northern Light arrived on Sunday morning pre-
cuded the possibility Of getting IN the nevs which
gave YET terdsy. Politics and the merits of the Va
rious candidates for Office the all absorbing topics
OF discussion at the date Of news they seemed
10 wax warmer the day Of election-Sept 7th-drew
near.
We have to return thanks for the prompt delivery Of
papers to Mr. W.. W Armstrong Of Aear,s & Co. g Ex-
press; to Mr. Washington Ba'es of the San Francisco
Public Ledger; to BeIford Co.. to the San Francisco
Newstoys Headquarters and to the News Depot Of Mr.
J. W. Sullivan.
The Steamship Georgia, with the great California nails
ast here Sept 5. She compelled, by hurricane, of
isr reached New York By telegraph and Was published In
the Sunday HERALD Sept II The same after noon the
steamship Crescen. City despatched to take her
mails ard passengers TO Aspinwal Taking into consid
GRAFTON the time occupied in stopping at Norfolk the
Lreecert City week behind the Georgia. and the
honeward mails and viii be in consequence de-
hyed in reaching New York.
The nal steamship Oregon left San Francisco on the
Is. inst, with the folio ling specie list
Page. Bacon Co., .$2O4 600 Case Heiser Co. $50 900
Adams & Co. ...... 100000 Umsr, Tiegenbaum
B. Davidson. 10i.400 &C.,. 26 8S6
Wells, Fargo Co.,. 272s Cammings& Philips y 344
Tallant &wide..... $1,000 Other shiprers.. so SOL
Total. ..............,....... 1915 900
The Oregon had on board the folio wing passenger
which win be detained the Isthmus until the Crescsn
EItv can return from the causes stated above
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SHIPMENT OF QUICKSILVER FROM eAN FRAycsco.-It ap-
paars from carefully prepared table, contained In the
shipping Li that the quantity of quicksilver nife,t
ed and shipped from this pors durfg the six mont Is
ending June S0 amounted to 047 TASKS Of hundred
pounds each, equal At seventy cents per pound, to
$633 290 The actual amount shipped, however proba.
bly, somewhat exceeds this estimate the agents Of the
New Almadon Nine, (Messrs Bolton Barron Il Co. of
Fan Frsncisco declined giving the amount shipped by
item. and the Custom House books cannot always be
implicitly relied upon.
TUE CHINESE IMMIGRAuoS. The imm grafton OF Chinese,
vhich has been Interrupted for the last year by the
harsh treatment they have experienced In tho mines s
reyiyjrg neshat f may iudge from the numbers
who recently reached here Within the past fve days
lees than hye vessels have arrived from dong Kong with
Chinese passengers vz:-the Lady Raies on the 10th
int with 55 thsveronca the 10Th, with $50; the
John Fanworth tbe 2lst with 42 the Rose Of shar
on the 22d with 81 and the John NJ Gosslsr the
ESQ, with 1l8in all 450 They begInniog to exhibit
STATE Heretofore they have esousy refused their
men permission W accompany them, but BY Of the
last vessels ess than twVnty three females srsvsA
San F|u0cisco Herald AeN 20.
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From OreOun.

TIE INDIAN INSuRRECTIoN IN ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
CONSERVATION AMONG THE INH ABITASTs.
The Portland Commercial Of the rs August gives the
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Of the import or pro5uce market The arrival Il
Sir Henry Barky ard the consequently delay
which must occur in the settlement Of our HscL and
financial Affairs have had the effect Of con6uirg business
actions within the limits possible a. NO
one lrews whether 1t would be wise safe to sell 70
buy at this juncme At tue same time dealers generally
are we'll supplied with -four and meal and evncs de-
sire to Increase their socks the last prices have there
rsrhsps the only articles which arc wanted and for
which in consequences of their extreme scarcity,
siderable advance on our last quotations could be Oh.
moderate Fruit and native vegetables are coming in n
abundance and affect the demand for ali imported bread
stus with tho exception Of rice, 70 conriderabs
BrIrR Almost all tie new Irish has changed hands
At "a. l3sd. Some recent recsipts Of American
cially Of lrfh, Is very unmportant
BEAspY : Sons operations in Hsnssssy's pale are n
ported st lis 90 70 l2s per gallon Inferior sorts NEST
BREAD some parcels from Baltimore have changed
w .rsy and home usas 0ssaG
LIE. and 1ga
ooas MraI has besn very quiet With supple, aarse-
New York have BEEN placed q. - ~ I,s ca rer bbl
CoKs z. has been refused ter 500 bags from Phila.
delphis Moderate lots command Is. Cd, There Is not
any round South American at market
GOLDFISH In the absence OF receipts the moderate
stock Of tercss which hand at dsts Of our a,
has been all disposed OF and CT boxes OF which the
supply rather large. there remains but moderate
St. ok a. market and new pts anxousy looked
coJhsh procurable at this msment In town.
flour With the exception Of resale Of 80 bbls.
Bsltin ore ct 26s, apd 200 bbs AsxAnds ct the sao
nrca We have Tot heard Of any whos~se tsaac iona.
The stock Is very large and several parce are decayng
rapidly Fresh psrcsls Of old wheat are hsd Tor 27- g
2ss and OF the new wheat &C. oo dealers are wen
ttockeo and evince desire to purchase
FRroRH There are no vessels Offering
GofD.- We quote American at TX TO psr ceut pre-
mum. Dout looms are scArcs and In little inquiry.
HAm.- We quots Lancashire ut l0hd. and American ct
75o per iD but there IL l-tle inquiry for eishec.
LARD parcel from Baltimore in tubs changed banda
at lad another Of loo ANAL kegs from phaisl
taken Nd aud for another lat Of 100 large ksSs snA
scft and discoloved nd VAS accepted
NACrRu Ia bet'sv dsmard sirg "a ths scarcity OF
good hsrripgs ard ooaash.
Posx.- No sAlss ss aay usnslt hays lzsnsvssA
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DIED.

IN Nlsr5, Monday 81 THADDI, Of rbae
and sarah A sm-h, sged Yeas
Our child hiss realm. a,Ov-,
Ills sfsy short. bis lilo love
So fair a flower God thought u beet
To call him henee 10 be- al rest.
On the oh inst; ELIAS BfCKs tn 9Th 81 his
On Thursday nshf Jan tho Tayto~n Instn-, fRigNn
SMITH ony child Of Charles w sed Anne Davenport, sset
year. months and days -
III. r.ave- and friend. ay invited 20
Ihsttnie sinftsy yss 81 0A -
lis remains will b. taken Orsnee Co T., Tor in,smsnt
On Saturday Jan = al % oeoes, Of disease q me
heart, JAMES nICHARDsoH ssed 81 yesfs months and
dsy..
Friends aniy well he members OF Union Dvisoa.
Tempeance repeatedly invited stsad the
from his late resDes No l9 Forsyth u Tuesday.
Jan H. al oclosk r. NJ without further invitation HIS
~ be o Greeu9 God Csnc,sry fos is,rrmsnt
10 Boosya, 90 The tn INST, No RICHARD De MOTT aged
years
On tse Of the Oh INST. EDWIN CLAYTON tbs
c26 year Of his
Tie funeral viii take place from bis late rssisas No. AsBroous
Tuesday aherpson ot precsey rs rssuves IN d
hends are ted sfteDd -'bolt further nviis'lon-
The 9TH INST cATHERINE, youngest gshtef Of Ms Ansa
Fspafrsk, sssd 10 years, 10 month. and days
fsniy o. neg
brother Phy A. fdEpar.et and James w. srhn are rep~u
attend her funeral, tbs Nonday shsf@ as
oelneb from rs.idenee Of her mother No ~ scass "
Philadelphia papers pess. coy. x.o.., x.x..
AtApgusts GeofTa the 9Th INST NJ oEohpE '" LINZ"
Of 4 q the 23f 81 he
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GENERAL COMMITTEE OF DEMOCRATIC WIG
YoUNG MEN FOR l553-This Committee held iss frs:
monthly meeting At the Broaiwly House on Friday
evening, and organized temporarily motion Of Mr..
William Rowe, Of the Sixth Ward, who no minated
JAMES Il PMcENEY Of the Eighteenth Ward for Chair.
msn secretaries Pierre C Van Wyck, Of the sixth
Ward, and Edward P Barrow. ofthe Seventh Ward
Carried
The Twentieth Ward contested election was then
taken up and disposed Of 1t appears that the crsen
tsls of each Of the conte-tng parties signed by
two Of the Wing Election Inspectors chosen by the
people last November and that both of delegates
claimed TO be regularly elected according the action
Of last years Ward COMMITTEE which wls divided into
two factions each possessing quorum, according TO
their own representation. After hearing 5o:h parties,
the contestants retired and the question settled by
rra roce and rising votes the delegation headed By A.
W. Smith being received
Tellers were appointed and the COMMITTEE proceeded
TO choose pc ornament oficers
For Chairman, Mr. ERAsrUs BRooEs, Of the Eight
eenth Ward (who has occupied the post for the las;
two years) reelected by of IS to Is for
Daniel Bowly. of the Third Ward; Richard Scott Of the
Tenth Ward 9; Henry J. Raymond, of the Ninth Ward,
q S. Desmater and Blank each l. Mr. Brooks was
then declared unanimously elected.
piee-CAGrmeH-lst Hon. James Dewey, Of Thir.
teenth Weird; I'd, Samuel William Johnson, of Eff
teenth Ward Mr.. Dewey was ID Vice Chairman last
year ard has Represented the Thirteenth Ward in the
Legislature. He has been q member OF the Commit
tee for several years and elected lst vice.Char.
man by fattering vote. Both were declared unani-
ously elected
Seeretaries-Peer V. Hustled, Of Eleventh Ward,
and A. Warren Smith, of Twentieth Ward. Mr. II.
bad majority Of the votes cast fret ballot aad Mr.
Smith plurality, whereupon both were declared duly
nominated unanimously
Treaswer-Jacob E. Howard of Thirteenth Ward,
(secretary in 1850 and Chairman Of Printing Commit.
tee in 1851 and '52) was nominated unanimously by
reclamation. The Committee adjourned to first Friday
in February, when the Chair will announce his appoint
ments for the Sergeant at Arms and Standing Commit
for the year. The rules of the Committee of Is 80
were adopted during the temporary organization for
the government Of the Committee.
We present below list of the Delegates whose cleo.
ton the Committee has pronounced upon as regular
ROLL DELEGATES.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Rev HENRY GILEs will deliver in the New.
England course, the Institute, this evening Qnstesd
Of Tuesday) his lecture upon The Man Of tie Prsssst
so highly applsuded at the Tabernacle last Wednesday.
II is open to all The closing lecture OF this
will he By Rev. II WARD BEEcHER, in the plymouth
Church" on the 18th inst
CHANGE IN THE PoIicE DErARrMEyr.-A
number Of Policemen 10 he IN to-day 20 tale tho
place Of others who happen BE- Wings The changes 70
be made principally the Second and Fourth Discts
There some taIk OF contrasting the right TO make changes
unless charges preferred against the present
bonts.
The NAVY YARD.-A report was circulated
SATURDAY that an order stoppns the supplies 10 the Navy
Yard had been received from Washsson ia consequence
81 the determination Of the City authorities to streets
through the strip land in the Wsabout claimed BY the
United States Government The report is unfounaed No
such oder has been received.
SERIOUS AccIpENr--On Saturday evening
named Arthur Mcmahon accidently thrown n ON
taken TO the Second District Station House BY OF
h;r Quinn, where his injuries were attended to BY Dr.
Rhodes.
CHArGE or THErr.-A man named Henry
schwartz arrested Saturday by Officer Eas OF the
$50 st bcsrdins house in Chenys. NewYork. he val
b. handed into the custody OF the New Police
to-day
MORE Halt THIEvISG.-On Friday evening
the house No 50 Washington at entered By some thief
and two oyerroats stolen thererom No detection.
JUVENILE MISSIONARY SociErY.-An inter-
e.ting meeting of the Sands st Juvenile Missionary So
cety WIS held at the Church YESTERDAY afternoon. o.
which occasion Rev Henry Requs and his suit OF Oneda
Indians were present The Church crowded aud the
proceedings were interesting.
Bold THEFr.-During the early part OF Sat
uray evening the absence of the family the house Of
Mir Marky of Jay and Water ss was teloniousiy
the carpet taken nom the hoor aud tho BLANK
cts from the beds, and ired off, woman named Susaa
sharp subsequently arrested tie charge and locked
up in the Second District Staton.Hous TO answer.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FRE-On Friday evening, between7 and 3
O'clock fire broke out in Central Hall, Of South
Fret and Fhss Wilainsbur and ofthe
building material being OF wood In hour burned 70
the ground The building owned by Mr. Levi Utord,
and was occupied Concert Hail. ard Cor sabbath SER
vices. The building valued at $500 which there
an OF s3c0 the Citizens Fire Insurance
Company, of Willamsburgh The fire first discovered
in the and supposedto be the work Of nceu
diary. We are informed that owing 10 some misunder.
standing OF the fire companies they did not
get work until Is ~ minutes after they arrived
the ground All the movable fixtures belonging to tho
building were removed
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RrAcorrespondent of New-Orleans paper

Photographed of New-Orleans paper
's'ss tia, the Common Council of New.iork are
s00i take away Barnum's taestrics hcense on the
pea tas, the drama Of The Forty Thieves, played
1n 20 rueh eclsi At the Museum, is personal reaec
:. 80 and scandal upon the Aldermen and Assistants
can assure our New Orleans contemporary that such
hot the fact; our Common Council Is not 50 thin
), aed the name lie euphonious, expressive and pop
~ aud they bear their honors meekly.
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- alIsaaHI - - -
1IARRlEO,

On thu by Rev s. d. Balchard, ~ D.. cOHsELfUs
DE IA YERGNE merchant Of CITY Of New fsr, To JULIA O.,
daughter OF C. Moshsr, Jr OF Providence
az Boston and Providence papers ples.e
Lo9s. Dee. %. by Rev WIN. o. Eliot, Mr. DeWfTrC
BR0wS OF Sen frsncisoo Csfornis. 10 Mss REBECCA,
laughter Of ssm1 Will, ESQ, OF the ormsr plloe
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DARING RoBBERY.-Last Saturday evening.
atAbout II O'Clock two men s.appo.ed entered houss
the plank road occupied by Mr. Solen aud stole thers-
from watch valued at CSC aud two coats worth os5,
with which they made their escape The entrance Of
ected through beck window by cutting hole Of
sss with diamond and then christening the sash The
rosues getting out OF the window. made noise which
awote Mr.. Soaen, who mme isfey down stars--twe
LATE however to be Of In saving his property de-
tsetfug the thieyea
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sAYvaDAT, Jan. ~ u
There was not very sstive Stock market
the morning but generally the quotations. were ~eus~
,.iDed The tendency Of the market was moro married
:, the seco, Board, when thew We good drmAaa
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port of san Francisco-Arrived.

De- e-shps Defiance clipper McCerren, TO days from New
Y@t wa day.; Carthage DAVIS lbs days from Bos
s harL Cornihnna Dan Rcke-on 10 dsy. from Hamburg
Laura Beyhn Moran4 day. from santa Cruz
Dec a-steamshp Brother jonathan Baldwin IL days from San
an de- sud 80
De CrIri ship Trope smith, 1855 days from New York via
tsh. 100 DAYS pa.s barks Gasiel (Br Merton, % days
Hamburg Ham Bonncaren, 81 days from Val
psrIo Mysofe Dr. Bodily eE days non Glasgow via Pa Hand
snd- 70 DAYS; Aioh Bat. ls4 DAY, from New York schr
Il n,on (MeSl Ra'o, so days from Nsza'ian
D.c Bird. ,. HHrd days from Sun Diego ships
MandaRnes c. days from Valparaiso Caroline,
Ponhsrd M day. from Cardd; bugs visu. Be Pearce,
om London Iacahusna Lons island Howes 80 days
Iombes sehr Mount Vernon Rey days from DraSss
hay
Dee 6sieamphip Noriherusr I-hsm. IS day from Panama
Dee T-Bafks Eeaa Pumcge, Ctue, 81 dWs iron VALPARAISO
wsle me- Danl Rehn a. days from Whampoai Genter,
Sc aesi Cad .crs i,sc. Mthew 20 days
Ikn Ionley sehr fayaway kessulu, from bJicgL
bee irpsr ship PoSB-a Homer, Iii days rom Boston
Ia Lyra Seymour 10 days hom Aston.
De- cppcr chip witch Erase los days tom New oEk
pee lO-Bsk Tarou,na Moho ?, ~ iiys from A'ioua
Dec schr j. ~ Rycron Badger 10 DAYS ton A-torn bng'
Lunt Dussu - days from do franc'cp smih 10 dave
do sshf. fTansln. Lcary ~ days from Puget sound
Dec Ig-Bals Caprice, pru) some'y o. DAYS from ,Iion
Ridgway, from Humboldt Bay bis. Zoe hchaISs
ays tom SANDWICH Islands FRANK 70 Adams Faulkner Ia days
hu pueets sound sChr San Diego, hiier from bodesa
Dee "a johannes Helena Ham Boc ~ days from a.
prsso Roeae (ChL johnson, 81 days tom do, 10 pass
Dec IL steamships New Orleans, WakenAn Panama NOV " ~
OP NJ Sea B5d Hhard, days from san Diego sehs L. VI
,e PATTERSON Santa Cruz Ratio Gfes " hours from do