New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
CALIFORNIA.
MISCELLANEOUS IrEMs.


Fro- TIE An Ctigr'!s, '45 - !
Apss,y Of twenty Mormon Msscnarie' all Young men,
mo-, Of them in ,cir aud one only - YEAR od are
m THE city On their way from Utah to che sanf"ieh l
The new. Of tho removal 81 Lieut. Beae iajian Su.er
ine,rient has caused good deal OF dlseonient 1Ft
chare that he m defau;ey rumored to he the cause Fl
M, removed nu,fs little fifth Mr.. l. j. Henley the sfw
~promtee, iss entered rpon The duties" the Office .nA
has gore 20 fire Reserve 1t the Teon.
Mr. j. Rrss Browne The traveller ''id author l. NV n
this city, and proposes to proceed hence 70 Jeps Man
ehura and TsrtaIy.
On The 9Th the o,aimant Of portion Of Mechanics.
erected fence in tine street to cose his lot 9he Mayor
ordered the Marsaa to remove the fence Tie Marshal
refused. Subsequently the Mayor the person who
erected the feno and the latter ccnsented "a the omON
The Mayor then engaged man to rerncyc the fence,
whareupOn the Marshal though Informed Eat the removal
wee by the consent OF the land claimant sd by the drec
ton Of the Mayor, arrested the workman.
The Council held extra session that evening and w.
peaohed the Maha for diso6edience to the Mayor on W
rious occasions. The Mayor ~ the ly charter Is os-
clsred to the Chief Of he Police The Council are
holding nightly sessions as Court to try the Marsha on
Impeachment
Inc appropriation made by tho City Council fer the
fscal wear amount 20 100000
The cost Of the City Government Tor the year endog
June 30 1854 was $40 255 Of which 900 for the
Common Schools. The receipts for the same time were
$685. OCC
pily Gen Wool reviewed the citizen sOldery on the
Plaza at 10 o'clock in the morning The procession was
formed soon after and very long. In s ranks were
the soldery, the remnants OF the New York Volunteers
who 90 California IN 1876, the Fire Department the
German Turn Nerein Society, the Lafayette French
Hook md Ladder Company, in military uniform, the
Trade Mon of Rgcers and Sevedores, the OdiFeows
the Sons of Temperance, aud the Chinese
The Council the 9Th adopted ordinance TO abolish
the Hosdly grades ard establish grade which re-
Guires lcss excavation and mbankfnent.
Mhs Hayes G. II. Thorne and family, Miss Kate Denim
and several other aTts started for Australia on the I'll"
The steamer Polynesia started on her frt trip to the
Sandwich Islands on the eth.
The steamship America sold at Marshal sale on the
lfth Tor $4,000. ,-c,
from Springfield Mass who killed Susannah Russell on
the Yankee Blade of Cape Horn He said TO be insane
AFLTET OF CLIPrERs.-Quite fleet Of clippers a.
rived at this port Monday from Boston. The largest
was the Viking Capt WnsOr, which left Commercial
Wharf Boston at I o clock p NJ, the 9Th OF March
making the trip in III days She arrived of Cape Horn
in - days and passed the Equator On the Pacific at j.
longitude in SO days in all The trip from the Equator to
San Francisco was made in 80 days She lost over
board at the Cape. She is ,449 tuns burden, and was
built at Bath Maine. This was hei first trip The Fleet
wing Capt Doves left Boston the nth OF March, ana
made the trip 10 the Equator this side IN 30 days eros
sing at ia degrees longitude. She is beautiful SPec-
Of naval architecture and was butt at New.bediord
She is COG uns burden. The FleewDg made the trip in
ll9 days The Starlight Capt Isaiah Coase, left Bos
ton the 10th Of April She crossed the Egaet9T On the
Light arrived at the Straits Of lie Marie, aud
count Of stress of weather obliged 10 keep beating oil
Staten Land for two days Had it not been for this she
would probably have arrived in San Francisco far ahead
Of the other clippers She arrived at Cape Horn on the
10Th of Nav aud made the trip the Equator the Pa
;6c in IS dnys crossing in longitude NJ She made the
entire trip in l6 days and 10 hours She is new vessel
and was built in Boston san Fran Herald.
CART AUBRHY's SECOND EXrEDITION-Capt Aubrey,
whose adventurous trip the Continent last year
cited much interest leaves this city to-day second
tour Of observ alton and exploration He takes with him
force of fftytwo men, eleven of whom were with him
on his last trpa well armed with provisions for
tyfve days. lie takes with him few wagons which ii
his intention carry through to Albuquerque, he is
confident he do without difficulty. His object is to
mark out a wagon road by which future immigrants may
greatly shorten the Travelled distance from New Mexico and
Texas TO California. His will be along Santa Clara
Valley TO the neighbOrhood of San JUAN where he has
reason TO believe that and practicable Pass may be
found through the Coast Range into the valley of the San
joaquin He will cross the Sierra Nevada the Te
jon from which point he will strike nearly possible
due East for the Rio Grande. His will take him
down the Mohave for about hundred and fifty miles
after which he viii strike south Of the line he travelled last
year directly for the Colorado. This crossed, he will
thoroughly explore the country the Zun Villages which
he unable TO do his first trip in consequence of the
hostility Of the Indians who swarm this country,
and the crippled condition of his small party. His present
force he considers amply sufficient cope with the Indians
and make his way safety along the he has marked
out for himself The country already indebted Capt.
Aubrey for fund of valuable information regarding the
Central Route hitherto entirely unexpored. His daring
and enterprise promise TO throw stmOre H. lit the sub
ject and open and practicable emgrant
the Continent. ISan Fran. Herald.