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Killed.-Charles X. Proctor, of PrOctorsville
IT,, Chandler H, Dunham, Of Plymouth, Mass
VIM. Wheeler, Wadsworth county. Wis, Thos.
f, a'Neill, Of New Orleans John Smith of st.
Domingo.
WouEded.-wm. Lamb, Of Oregon, and
Mr.. johnson. Of Mississippi, were mOrtally
wounded.
TIL EXPLOSION.
The Sacramento State Journal Of the 2na
ult., says nquests were held on two more bod
les recovered on Thursday. One has been re-
cognized as NJ. 7. Porter, cook of the Pearl.
The other is supposed to be j. Statler The
latter is FIVE feet nine inches 10 height had
gray eyes, dark hair and whiskers, and a large
scar on the right leg. just above the ancle.-
He was dressed in heavy cotton pants, blue
over>shirt, and red undershirt In his pockets
we're found coin to the amount Of sI46 30, a
check on Adams & Co., San Francisco, for
$500, receipt for a claim signed 7. Baxter, L
Co. He was apparently miner from Shasta,
aged between thirty-fve and forty years. We
earn from the Sacramento Union that the Cor
ouer he'd ap inqnest On the 3rd. on tie bojy of
Thomas sheridan, native OF England aged
! ,s .r' .a-Js. one u hn>c wounded by the *
10 i-g ia part u l.sl in the hospital
. tH. .s-a. r.u.rlg tom this calamity now
jurmg-r sixty. seven, SO far as a-eersined --
tbe steamer pearl having heen raised lett tor
the pay on Saturday IN tow of the Orient, to
BE- thoroughly repaired and re7alve new boil
er.
SAN FRANcIsco MINT, JANUARY
| Net value al deposits, Sl,I39, ,49l %
Number unmelted bars-value, ,O56 81
Double eagles Standardization 796, 900 90
Total coinage and impaired bars ST ,SO2O56 90
DepositorS are now paid as soon as the As
sayers determine the value of the deposit,
which is about twenty four to thirty six hours.
LYNcHING &c.
We learn from an extra, of the Shasta Cou-
rier, that man named Williams, who was sent
to the State prison from that county several
years ago, and whose term Of Imprisonment
had recently expired, was lynched at Red Bluffs
on the 3Oth of January. He was tried by jury
of twelve men, who deemed the evidence ofhis
guilt indisputable, and the Nervousness OF his
crimes worthy of death, and accordingly SEN
fenced him to be hung. A portion of the cit
izens of Red Bluff then hung him to limb of
a tree until life was extinct.
By recent arrivals from the Colorado, we
learn, says the San Diego Herald, they are pro-
crossing rapidly with the erection of their new
quarters at Fort Yuma. Already the abodes
required for building are made and upon the
ground, and speedily, comfortable barracks
will De erected at this point.
At the Los Angeles city election, Stephen G..
Foster was elected Mayor by large majority,
and Alfred Shelby, City Marshal
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The old King buried Jan. 1Oth-next day
the new King was crowned. Full fifteen thou
sand persons attended the ceremonies.
On the 18th, Kamehameha w., made his
first public appearance as king. in the large ma
, tive church. The late kings will was read
, and the new king then took the following oath
administered by Hon, VIM. L, Lee Chancellor
Of the Kingdom
Il do solemnly swear, in the presence o
, Almighty God, 30 maintain the constitution o
the kindom whole and inviolate, and to govern
, in conformity with that and the laws"
Immediately afterward, his highness, the
f Kuhina Nui, repeated the words, "God pre-,
{ serve the King p which were re.echoed
, throughout the church with loud cheers his
Majesty royal standard and the national en-
3 signs were hoisted ard a royal salute fred from
] The fort Afterwards the king made solemn
and eloquent address in native tongue to hi;
subjects, shich was received b. them Will
] .ret euthusiasm.
9 | heretlre say to the foreigner, that he /;
> come so long as he comes with the landablc
8 motive of promoting his own interest, and a
6 the same time respecting those of his neigbbor
but if be comes here with no more exalted
e motive than that Of building up his own inter-
b ests at the expense of the native-to seek oul
!. confidence only to betrsy it--with no higher
, ambition than that Of overthrowing our gov
ernment, and introducing anarchy, confusion
9 and bloodshed-then is he most unwelcome.
' BENEDICT ARSoLD's FAMILY Lieutenan