New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

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Correspondence OF The n. Y Tribune.
SAN FR.ScIsco Thursday, May IL, 1884.
We have not yet learned how the suit against Del Vale
is received in the Atlantic SGates but think there can
be 10 doubt about the in which the suit agans,
Dillon Will he received Gen. Wool like bear with
core head His difficulties in the Del Vale suit, and the
dscredabe manner in which he got out of it, has excited
Him. and lie is seeking to se things right for his own
reputation, and to have revenge on Dillon who has
thwarted him. 1t said that Wool wrote to the Admins
ton TO request that satisfaction should be given to
Dillon in the case where the Court had acknowledged
error The publication of the fact that his agent had
Innde bargain that the Challenge should depart was
acribed to Dillon and that enraged Wool still more. The
statement made the authority OF declarations made
~ Cavalier ard Chanvitean the owners Of the Challenge,
in The presence of different persons Inc contract "a SAID
10 have been made by Major Mcknstry the adde camp
Of Gen Wool the officer who has just made formal
treaty the part Of the United states Wtn the Republic
Of sonora and who testified, when Wne-s in the Wat
kins case that lie had Watkins and thelatter being
about speak of the Walker expedition, Mex advised
him speak incauouy OF his affairs 10 an officer OF
the Government who might have 10 arrest him. and TO
Lear witness against him.
am personally acquainted with Dillon, AM know him
TO be a cautious, sensible who for long time a
uupil and private secretary OF GulzOt, and since
then engaged in responsible public offices. His fault
is over-esnae Of his importance, but THIS does
rot prevent him from being entirely too much Tor Gen.
Wool and Collector Hammond. He assures US that there
is ground for this accusation and am well acquainted
with the facts and witnesses, ana am satel tt ne te
the TRUTH Therefore You may expect that W oo VIII come
ont of the affair doubly dsgraced II Dillon were guilty
Of oil he is charged with suit should have been
Inenced but Wool and Hammond and lnge are entirely
urht for their positions
The Governor has vetoed the Deficiency bill just pre-
vious to the adjournment and il is well understood that
the principal purpose is to have good excuse ~ hold an
extra session that Broderck may be elected ERODE
rick will be elected and with all that Is said against him.
he far superior morally all his opponents, and not In
teIior Intellectually, any Of them, unless 1t be Gwin
fail observe The I)tegO NCHs tn1
Msor Mcknsry went To treat with Walker on Mex
ican territory before the latter TO American soil
and in the Of the Republic Of sonora consented mat
ts President might be ed for the crimes oil when ne hal
p. S.-i2 A. NJ, May IG-Dillon has given bail to ap-
near on the 2ad for trial The case Of the City before the
t. ;. Land Commission has been postponed I'll the 23d.
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS o. The FORTNIGHT ENDING
From The Ats California
Yesterday the day fixed for the adjournment Of the
legislature. The political excitement between the opposing
fac.i0ns Of The Democratic party kept up TIL the ast IL
i said that every preparation had been made 70 bring
orc carry through the Senatorial election on the l2h, but
that the last hour Of tie converts lost heart and
Preparations already making for the approaching
caupsgn the Tcnnany and the state officers on one
side and the vary and the Federal officials the othe
The rumors current in the assert that BToderck
has spent much $500 COO and Hammond 10000 IN
political for the ssna;orsp since the meeting
Of the Legislature.
Reddmg OF Tie state Journal, Broderick and Tamma-
ny paper elected STATE Prnie. 10y the Legislature on
the 81.
The City Of stockton went Wig by 100 majority At the
charter election held he ls.. H. Burlington was elect
od Mayor.
The Legislature has adopted the following act VIZ; to
reneorpoTGte this city IS revised BY Convention
Tie Legislature has adopted acts 10 incorporate Ste
Agricultural Society and TO appropriate 5000 year Tor
four years for premuHs TO prevent rel ioGi corpora
tons Iom Possessing property Of which the yearly rent
hall exceed $4,000 reguest Congress 70 lay capita
ton Chinese iHg grants, and otherwise discourage
Chinese immigration; 10 grant 5000 to Capt Harry
Love whose rangers killed Joaquin last summer and to
creao ne~ District Court N this cy, 50 that We nave
now three Courts with cOncuron. original Jurisd cuon IN
all cases over $500 besides the jurisdiction of Justices
witch extends to $500.
Tie new Charter has passed the SENATE and the EEte-
sion bill has passed the Assembly. In the senate, q
lengthy report has been made the Leides1ofn estate
The Committee made elaborate review OF the uie e1-
tress an opinion that The worth about Il 'v1OOO
belongs 20 the Government and advise az appropriation
| Of $40 OOc 10 bring suit for it, possession
The Governor states in message 70 me LEGISLATURE
that the public lands appropriated 10 eiucaonal purposes
In California anosnt 20 more than seven and half MI
| lions Of acres.
been auurrsed az s3co co., and the State Offers il 10 The
| Federal Government at hall prlce, elSV.oo.