The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

Dillon WA exempt under the convsntioa
oTMR MATTERS.
The State Agricultural Fair opened-ea hurs1ay.
CATTLE show vas commenced Il the Pioneer csurss
Both were well attended and much interest felt
10th were credab In the greatest degree to our sase
Mr.; and Mrs. Han, arrested the charge Of murder
hsss On Ss r.t ths &
HAN H.i ss :eS hs rT2 with .
On the 3oth September, Grove c. McAickle muir
dered BY man named York, in saloon Commercial
street. Inc murderer escaped II v supposed to NE
The mines continue prosperous and during the ee.ss
rich leads have been discovered in various parts Ss
State and particularly in Nevada county the claims
paying well During the past summer canals have bss.
constructed, and there scarcely spot that win noe
hereafter have bountiful supply Of water. II il nssd
less to say that these canal. have proved prodass
Of the State, from the Palms. has fairly commenced g.
vera parties who have arrived 1t acrsmsnto report that
they started WITH hundred we're lost ON the rsad
On Bear River, about the LIST Of August, ons al the
s !, .as q sSs:
little while after their departure another ir,i..
headed by Mr. Cooper, coming up, the two companiss
pursued the depredators and attacked them In the light
thirty Of the Indians killed and many WOUNDED.
cd. The stock, however, not recovered. ne -
wages give trouble to the emigants, except p ths "
II Is feared that the rain which has fallen in csssSs
able quantitios, has destroyed Largo crops Of WHEAT
which the farmers farmer were h.rvs;stng !. o..-.,
the % inst ct which General Wool SENATOR Gwa aaA
Weller and Colonel Henley, were present me lattss
whsn Kns psS =
considered the Indians had better right remain thsrs
han the Chinese and that the Cinnamon ought 70 -
moved first. He promised however, that delegates
OF the tribe should bs sent to the reservation to help pat
in the crops and examine the country.
Col W. H. smith, an old Californian, committed sui-
eide at Martinez, on the ID, by shooting himself.
The Chinese continue to BE- psrsscut.d BY the miners
4th inst, party of ishmen attacked their huts and
drove them from their claims. The property Of the
dwellings Also The Sheriff subsequently arrested ths
and they placed under bonds TO for thsir
bloody ARRAY occurred in Sonora, on the 4th inst,
between James H. Lyons and n. B. Dued, neighborae
made some remark calculated to lead to collision ana
placed his hand in his bosom ~ il to draw pistol vhea
buneld drew revolver and fired Previously, however,
Dufield shot from behind by friend Of Lyons.
Dufed fred two shots 1T Lyons. He then turned
and fred at Lyons friend the ball entering the shoal
der Duaed was arrested and subsequently discharged
Two Indians, arrested for the murder of Capt SpAd
ing at Nelsonville, the 26th ut were hung By the
people on the LIST inst Two others shot There
doubt Of their guilt.
BY the arrival Of the Southerner the Sd, We have
interesting news from the Colorado and the pici1s
the 10th ult, reports that he was robbed By tbs
Apaches, numbering two hundred in all who took away
his stock about two hundred head. There great
citement at Tenson about the alleged discovery Of
gold mines within sixty miles of that place. stated
had been considerable rain at that place No cholera o
sickness the Plains Another emigrant train had
visions and cattle having been stolen by the Xpackss
Mr. c. Keys accused OF the murder of Capt Sringer In
Tuoumne in June last was arrested at the Teon the
The shock Of an earthquake was distinctly felt at Hum.
boldt on the ID inst.
new river, called by the Indians tsMattole" has
been discovered the valley adjoining which is described
as being very rich and open to cultivation
The salmon fisheries in this State will be on an exten
sive scale during the next season. and many companies
forming to catch and put up the fish for export On
the Sacramento tho fishermen have commenced spread
ing their nets and many hundred men will find employ
Several incendiary attempts have been discovered n
ed disasrousy It pity that an example could net
be made Of Of these rascas that infest this
man named William B. Cooper committed suicide in
Oakland, on the sth inst by shooting himself From
letter he left it that in the East he stole nearly
thousand dollars, which SO preyed on his mind that b
~ the case of the people, etc. respondents and George
wHa appellant the supreme Court have decided thst
Chinese testimony is not admissible for or against
| white man in criminal prosecutions
| Marriages, Births and Death.
| MARRIED.
In San Francisco, the 14th October at the resl-
e. s eTp's. Army s r. t. s H.. s ss'R
L
In Sacramento, on the eth October, by Rev Father
uin George W. Moore, formerly Of St. Louis, Mo-, 70
Miss Mary Corkry, late Of Mobile, Ala.
AZ uniontown, Sept 20 Isaac Price Of wesstt Rivsr
In Suffer township Sacramento county, Sept g. wu.
ohnstone to Miss Elizabeth Hte, both or Suffer- town.
At Mud Springs Sept %, John DEAN of Upper Placer
ville to Miss Cecilia Maclean, Of the former place
n ND S Ss ssss e.
Durham England to Mrs. Anne Edgar Of county An
In Sacramento, Oct. !. Mr.. G. W. Mabery, of Nevada,
| TO Miss Amanda NcCourtney Of Sacramento.
In Columbia Mr.. J. B. Henry to Miss Bridget MoIrcy.
In Columbia Mr.. E. E White to Mrs. Lucy Butler, both
In stockton, October Cd, Mr. j. A. Read to Miss Bstss
In San Francisco, October 4th by the Rev. W Spear,
Isaac Anderson, Of Marysvills, CAL, to Miss G.
In Stockton October 3d. Robert Beardsee Of San Jos-
quin county, to Miss Maria Reed, Of Bethany, Penn.
In Stockton October 3d. Horace Cook to Miss Mary j.
Rork, both Of San Joaquin county.
At the residence Of Samuel Ferguson Esq, the Ga
averas Ransom Richardson to Miss Louisa Pine, both q
In ssyou sept 17th Samuel Behi to LAroni Dsborys.
both formerly of the Sandwich Islands.
wood, to Mrs. Lucinda o. Cole of Scott Valley.
In San Francisco Oct Al, ~ the Right Rev. Biihos
In San Francisco, Oct. 2, BY the Rev. A. E WiIlsv.
Julius Chester of San Francisco Miss Charlotte How
In San francisco, Oct !, By the Rev. B. Briefly. Mr.
james West to Miss Maria Mack both Of this city
In Stockton, Oct 4, VIM. X. Dunkan, to Miss Eliza An
| Isbell, both of that city.
In San Francisco, by Rev Mr.. Cutler, Mr. 8. O. John-
son. of San Francisco, to Miss Lucy M Dodge, Of loves
| Mass.
In Sacramento, Oct. g. Mr.. David zumerveit TO Miss
| Nancy Murphy.
In Georgetown Oct 1, David z. Buell., Sheriff Of Il
Dorado county to Miss Nina L. Terr of Trumbun Co..
| Ohio
In San Francisco, Oct g. by Rev. B. Briefly, John v.
Mcwee of Philadelphia to Miss Mary A. Scott Of Bss-
ton, Mass.
In Shasta Oct. S. Mr.. A. Crotefend to Miss Amelia
| Zumdahl.
At Keystone Flat, Oct. g. by " O. Bell Esq, yohn
Icard, Of Texas, to Miss Margaret Stecn.
Near Oakland Sept 20, the wife Of Mr. Griffith Hatsq
| of q daughter.
In this city, October 2 the Lady Of Mr. G. G. Jones, II
| daughter.
In Harysvills, October T. the wife of Mr.. Parker T.
| Pierce, OF a SON.