New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
rn Wing the number Of passengers vessels very IRE
quen,iy violated without any interference oi 'o s

number
qoeny violated without any Interference Of the s"n0r
The Challenge was Ibeled by the u 8 District Aaf-
ne, and s,zed by the u Marsba on the Jis- Tor hsv'
inc TOO many pas.e ngers and too many berhs
I'm fbe all, Ire MeIican Consul at san F,sncis Senor
- Al Vale vac arretted by the L. HsrsAa Tor en
~, dies 10 90 10 Mexico which act Is declared 10 be
!. n,i,ds mespor by seciiOD ID cf the law "t 1915
NE ,da,t under which Del Nslie was arrested msde
orr,,t.d 10 tai the soldiers to Gaaymn ct ~. each,
.t.r that Del Vale desired then To engage men on e'n
Jon Of enlisIg Ole year IN the Mexican army ana h.!
~ bad done Sencr Del Vale was released on oaii
he United stotes Iand Comm sioners have appointed
two Commissioners 10 aid ia taking testimony
On he 10Th row occurred in which Mr.. Snih acci-
de,.slv fhot Mr Burke who tbeeupln beat Smith "ho
,ock il suom-sively until Burke fOi ,wed 20 the wall
abb Smith fhot him in the neck Burke died on toe lsn
III was from New Orleans. -,
An afar Of honor took place the morning Of the
2s March, Letween M Benz F. Warrington Editor OF
The 1,mes and Transer,pt and Mr. Wasa6nrn A'sl;t.
with rifles the distance Of forty PAGES a. the nf fe
Mr.. Nsshburn shot through ihe shoulder anu SER
ossy though not dangerously hurt lhe diihcuy gi'"
out Of a IewspaI+T discussion.
serious land slide occurred on the morning OF tne
25tB the head of Clsyst whe the new graue cu
the street Gown some twenty i've ieet oesp m ssn
having b, excavated and the sides cosene1 oy pI3
end The light Of large houses Immediately oo 'he ezo
Of the bank large mass of eartn moved 7;,oss wv
sItor, entley running two large fss a.
reripg several Others. The damage vas es'iha'eu a.
s1.CO IT il said that to fill up and cut down the streets
fte tsab 81 ed grades would cost sJVCVVOV ahd tue
eiane portion OF lelegTaPh nm II wv iee' oet' "
he cat through solid rock
4 b.It Gretnhow, Associate Law Agent for the Gen
ersl Government teIoro the Z: y Land C"mu'es,on'
died ON he 9TH The Courts adjourned out OF repec' 10
biz mem0Iy.
1he Brother Jousthan die trrve till the 2Gth hav
irg bust fue being ne dsgs ebinG her Ordinary
time. she he greater part OF the distance IRON
A6oui $500 immigrants have arrived during the fort
nigh, Of whom 800 were from the United States aad
Five cIirIts are among he arrivals: from Boston the
Romance o he Sea 90 days and the Don Quxottei l@5
days; from New York, tie Dayia Brown. - days aud
the Lploo' ll3 the Syrcn, from Philadelphia he Da'n
ing Wave lls days.
The smoart d gold du.t brought down f. the mines
during The two weeks pat s very large, probably larger
tben any pltvious foTini,lt.
On he isE DE Assembly passed biz to extend till
April ls5s the law geout 70 tXiTe au horizi9 er'on'
claimns .luye. brought The Sfc previous 10 the ad
mission 9th Sept lsio 70 scize the slaves take them be
fore magistrate OF Judge who upon receiving sa'i lac
tory evidence that the lvcs were bToUgh hie. pfeW
ops 70 lie admin sion sho give certificate 20 N u erect
to ,te crimsn and The vicm may be TAX y force out
Of tte State lie is not allowed bail, an attorney t. Ge
ftnd him, tme 10 prepare for tria jury or en- appeal
and aicos Corpus would be Intellectual only y happens
uot ibe Law Is aud slwsys has been nnconstiidiionh
On the letb, Thomas Cowan, gambler on Carson
Crtek IL Merposs shot VIM Newman, formerly OF
Franklin Cotniy Tenn NeWmaos oi,nse was that he
advised youre man o. 10 bet at Cowan table Cow m
has been rod convicted md sentenced 10 be hung ald
rroidbly vii 10 ca the 2lsi f Aprl
the 18th Ifty Ui MfXCuHS gOt ILio row az Dear
Vale, and tbrc were killed and others seriously wounded
An iniGutous bill has been introduced into the Legsa
tme to o2cuce the te-timony Of Msiays and Chnan7n'
in cases whore white man may be party.
On The lGh the Legislature assed an act requiring the
SuIreue Court TO hold s scsons at the Sc It o Govern
ment-hy which Sacramento was meant On The 2lih the
SurmC Cout held asssOn and decided that tho Seat OF
Governme NJ, legally established at san Joe, has mover
been legally rcmovod and accordingly they have ordered
their Clerk 10 tai the records - This decision
viii probably be followed by effort to compel the
Legislature and Government ol dls TO remove thither
likewise. -.
coeaeues hnd gives bis opinion that SACRAMENTO is
ne Catiai. He lkewise says that the Legislature an
Dc no valid except when in session AZ tho Seat of Coy
ornmcnt ard that oqueny # San Jose be the legally
established CaJits all the e laton since January 1851,
is void If the view prevail tie great majority OF oar
laws The contracts made under them, th iteto property
made under them the city governments esao-hed under
them &c ore without any legal sanction II this were
nny place but California he very idea would be sufficient
to III The people wih frenzy.
The Cldk moved tie records of the Supreme COurl to
Lieut. Whiprle, oi the l. S Pacific Surveying EHpedi-
Ii, arrived at Los Angeles TIE 2st His route wa.
mast Fort Smith Albuquerque. and thence nearly due west
v he Pueblo Of Ouui Bill Williams Fork of the Colo
rado srd he Cajon He brought weg ms to Tue Co
oado where he woe eompeed 70 eto T%yo @ gr1
florto unexrorcd ard he reports that railroad might
be constructed there.
II s torortod that one of Fremonts party has arrived
in San Bernardino and states that he LETT Fremont ia the
SHOWS of The Sierra Nevada south Of Walkers River Pass
ard that The whole party was III Imminent danger from
cold md siarN alton 1890
Resoluors TO approve Of Douglass Nebraska bill have
been introduced into the Senate but no action has been
taton as yet
rort is supposed to be lost, with niue men She B the
vessel on which the Babe aud Webster tragedy was acted
in 1874
S Landon and ID +. Hacker; tho former was killed.
Tie quarrel had IFS origin in ;he excitement about the
Senatorial election which subject Les been the occ iSon
49, I,.ls ,.;tb elosan nf sxn live
Lieut. W Nhiplle in command OF the L ) Survey.
ing party char ed with the reconnaissance OF te Central
Route orthe Pacific Railroad via albuquerque Aqn ana
the Mohave arrived safely with all his party at L.. an
gtlos ON the 2lst Of March all wei
THE SAN FRANCISCO BRANCH MINT.
The United States Brench Mint has been finished and
having been examined and approved by the Government
Commissioners, Collector Hammond and 5. } Bridge,
ESQ yesterday delivered over by the contractor to
the Supeiin nden Dr. BrcsaIl The officers o. the Mint
requiring day two TO complete its interior arrange
me1ts will be opened until Monday next the ID of
April for the reception OF gold dust The law proyiling
for It's construction passed IN March le5j On the
18th OF April contract made with Messrs Curtis &
Pony TO furnish building and machinery, complete aud
further contract was made on the 9th OF July for the
addition Of u rehneIy-the whole cost being 100000
Thee gentlemen added twenty feet front to their former
assayii ana coming estab. hment on G mmercid St,
noSr Montgomery which gave them lot sixty ieei front
he front tv alton. extending the whole width OF the lot
has hight of forty feet and is covered with coating Of
cement psnted and sonded 60 as to resemble Connecticut
sand store and is ornsmeated by iron dressings c,rnce
and belt extending between the second and third stories
The font doors and windows protected by double
iron shutters with clear space of one foot between
ihtm large sgle made Of cast iron just received il
10 orr ament the curnicc of tue roof The regard
fof fmness and durability has been observed IN every
rorion of the building BY the Of the contract i
Was have been delivered to the Government by the 81
of February but the biief allowed for its contruc
ton and the ncement weather which has materially
tsfdCd ortro.ions TINES are urged for the
failure OF tie 10 comply with nis undertaking
Afer the contract made. a the machinery, and q
oiion of he materials used in the building had 20 be