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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09

FlrlL fart---C.rnos 10 bosyrTics-Coroner WlbsIm
lsld 40 inquss yesterday, st tho New Yorh Hosp,,At
apan the bocy Of . woman named Ellen Harisy, whs
dos ths house OF bsr employer In Hssas strs wha
oryts sons clothes sts lad washed ths ins4 that
spst.I6sa ift the third story Of the eadlax IL
sEDssrsd that abost thee oelocs saturday sf,sr
hDob the deceased wbis lcsnln< Cat o. the w,aev
ssyorrns 70 tAbr opt the elothss shs hal eAshsi,
.ee o.S,sii, ioss her tsaues Aaa sa preipt<,sd 70
Tire yfrp nsb.sth Tho ssosss~f s>sesd, tsd t~~n
By ksf mistress of ths danger of her stesuep
but shs iotk but s,~ bod u sbe sdro~ sbs wfAsi
that pbe eo1ls tAks o. hsrs without sd'les vtn
any quarter % b~isx paea~d ~ IRON ths psrn0ss'
she was fesEa 70 b. insenslhs. shs ss trsaA~hsNJ
'as.n 70 he ssv Yoss Hospital, shsr- Az sss1ss
% srsss ssosJ AIS sxyssd. v.rsict a 10 isfy,
"D~sss b, eanesssop " ths brsin-'
HsLAscHotr Aocrnvsv--cofonsr otoassi hsh IN
Inquest yssbraAy Spon iLs b>dy q thS~s bvsnv. q
,h. srm Of rrving iA.rcnos 80 sssl~rs, a. so 5ii
ss,u.esy ~, niss usssr us folesiss ersonssssaes
T,s dsssessa. I, appeared, vbi4 crsiaS . r~ssiss
ne,.~ sls.s iIu.s1s stsvss had tLs Elsf1rtaas "
- .,.et.ttstsd from bs seat 70 she srcsn1 vsth
musk terss ths vbssb u the vshiss psssssg over his
-sty l,asissg ssca >ssrs sIur~s that essi. sssu~t
rendered q vsrecs ef sees1sstSi 5ssA s11or3soos
,sh ths sbors fsr.s Ths csosss~e vss loex rssfss;
"a ,hs eisy end nnsA rssp>essd asc1G Ice a~Hsrs
and ns psble ssssrSny.
7ss Bsryrx frnur Hous<rDs --is1rNr pcsrr0sU -
ne sgssr s ne u jess wnsss. shs esss 81 sAs
ss~ YesA Hospital, - Frfsy, froe Ne sss:1 " nJs
rss rsesi,sx Il IL hss<s 81 ive fAi a. sr.s rAysss
:, Ne fsk Dsstss str~t, % the szsht " Jsiy h1,
uSA SsssSsaSa ysssssssy, fw es0s r~AAsa Gs~0oaR
H-ls~s .stsels, hsvsvr, - esnsssss W ssss y ~.
.. 10 S'csssA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09


THE GRAND DISPLAY 0y FOURTH or JULY vSnDt
wokKs TO MORT.
Shouh this even pg bs nDs the arcw dsslsesA
for Tho Fourth Of July win be set oil Ia the Ps Ma
SQUARE washipgtos Parade Grouad and such stAs~
places ~ are oesisnated in advertising osisaas.
This dispAy promises TO bs far the 0nest sssbss -
aIo~ot witnessed In this city, Aas ell b. s~B
worth the trouble Of attending them. ssoaia
thsr again prove unfsyorab,e, ths srhb,sisa vi -
Postponed to the first far night. No aous ths crsso
in TT Pssk 70. n,sht ~ip - Immense.
GRAD LsoAnrSxsT NknoslL GrAnp---Thls
morning tho Tth Regiment, fSs'ionAi GuArd,) Csas~A
uurJss start on thar icps salssd Of sxeursoa 70 KiA
ton. whsre thty viii remain encsmped for ssck- Tag
10 form rooGc strscf ats O'Clock this norsiax.
IN heavy marching order At O'Clock they frsn
the foo, Of tp'nv street. In the steamer ssat. oA~.
his Ire tsg,Gess expect - turn t0o whs w,l1
piossed with tbsm On TO he sbcsm .nscas, hes tAAA
~ 10 ssoompsny th*m, an1 Friday nsKt ye.ad
osI IN the evening, 70 .hcs aH the ,oang ths
ytc,Lity have bssE tnyte ed The place thar
efssnsrsi Wcrth, Sto iva In toe smmeaats nsgAher-
hood We wisL The Gasrds . fcoa tine.
fIn IN MAipKs fass--isS night about ~ se'scA.
. IRE broic out the stors NO Ibs ~ da hne socs-
pied ty J. Coasy ~ Wholesale shtp asA esbis stss~.
The nre discovered BY of ths rrss vsri poss
who called the Immediate aiseuAka Of sh. insasasos %
hol who, being the iseasg 81 tbs ars. vssy
b"ts ss1Nsm |" vhtSf W pay sn' os1 bseEf shNs-
huisbtc Leeis toe arrival u lbs hsmss. Ihs Gre
bnsd 80 'te sscft ~hsf~ fs sf ths
bre conid fos be ascsT,shsd ssy further thsa ,tAt
evidently comm. need In bs portion large ssteh
cog vas fcprc burned 70 csAtA b~tiaa ata
i.., .Ie" Is Le-liss .nd Ylssoas erie. Toe ..a
~ss ons o. The rfnepsi OF tscovet ths arc
fbs ioss may BE- estimated A. about stos, ssid
severed BY ipssrsncs but - no bsIossinx - tAs
pr,uises eoold 10 found hs company ssass H.
turfng could not be ssesrtained.
snnlous sraprsr To FirHxas.--As toe arrm~s vs~s
hunyirg 10 tho above Ore, member Of tues Ne. 4
psmed kobsrt Kargsn, fsli Wills g,ing eova haissa
hps, and vss Injured badly sh. hAst ssd body Hs
ssss cisss trsso LIN up and eonvey-c 10 the Ssw
yofk Bospstsl. Two scsip wounds f~aad
bis bad, but hsy saia not ,o b Of dAASsssuA
character.
TrnT on BosKD cAsir Boar AT about tvo selsaA
,"-trdsy morning. FIRE discovered lssnng fron ~
isrwsrd eatIn az the canal boat Gov yhh, ,iss tAs
arst basin st The foot of spring sirsss The damage
ccDs viii b. about go. We ssss pnsbss - isasp
whether there sss any insurases tbs bat Hos ss
tre orsnst.o vas not a3eert~sns5 supposed ~ kAvs
been act on hfe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09

CHANGED WIN rAssno 0orsrBsYyrr MONTY.
rumtsr ef counterfeit tens the hostpsasf fAah.
Of .otip.hsr, Vermont have for w~~hs pAN s~ss
circulating resy In ihi, city rbs fact bSoon'ng he
70 the aa,horiiiss oncsr oBrss, OF ths rhra D~;res
Police Court, ssd ooss.wsisos of tbs reserved esys
vsfe essat for the parpc~s of feretiny out The gang
sto hss iDssnlously put The s,aa " Ia cresIAlss-
Afi.r @fns csntulty clas obtAnsd 10 tAs shsvv-
sbou's of the party. man nsmrd Henry scCouss~
vks arrested On saspaeop u tegy eosssst@d " ~ ~
gssg Tho Ersms~s d tbs accused, vho ts~ps oys-
ter saloon AZ No 70 Crosby street stfis ~ssyeh
I'd, but botbIg vss clscovasd there thai ooak ssy
vAy mpicsb the prsober. The on s,sts bo osevsv.
hat hey have traced a tbs eyestrfss W tho
p1sslon of The sccussd, sbcm they ssppsss has hAA
an z<ecmp @ acting With him is the bsssess Dss -
The oo1hterfsits vas 1sss~5 upon 0ns Mr. hdbf~3ow,
proprietor of gfntl~nDeDs fpfnshins siss 70 fSuaA-
vsy bssr Houston street vtfls sssiber vss orsr~a
fretssSs for trnrS sriisls s Store nnfss tho
hstyspolltsn botsl kcfomtsr oeEnitb1 ts ~ -
BY Jpstes Wood All ,bo4e sLo haze bsa ssy ~ tbs~s
tountsrfsifs Sass~d upon usp res ssssst 70 isavs
usf Dsnss si ike isssr hsris, foils toart
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Census of 1850
OFFICIAL RrTURS OF THE EIGHTH WARD CENSUS
MARgUALs.

The Eighth ward Census Aarshais are now rapiiy
nps up their scheducs and viii have complstei their
labors BY the end Of nort wcss. As the population IA
bles the FIRST taken We are ensbed TO furnsh
readers with tho Official retarss In oat Of tue
eight districts the ward divided into, and estimate
In the other that cannot vary mors thas ton OF
bftssn from the Gn return II via bs that there
slight increase in population In this ward, fact
due the tenant houses lstsy erected the object of
which edicss appears be TO get tho largest psbe
population tho smallest given area Of ground. Bs.
Sides tins ward has far been exempt from the nau
snoes that endsd 10 the lower wards ato
a wdsrness Of stores, Warehouse manufactures aud
Offices which have nuppiAnted the dwellings ana drove
families up town ACROSS tho rivers. Apart from
few s<res on broadway and In Hudson street. and
~srehouHes along West street, there many d~s
lpgs row in ths Eighth ward ss In former years The
following are the returns toe several districts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09

We condenrc the following account OF the election,
from extra OF tbe Portland Emese
Last Monon1 was glorious day for the semocrscy Of
OYescn Never has thsrc bcep election sr0Cgiy
CONTESTED In the Tsrrtory Ths democrats hAvo ratsd
man, almost sno sent sway into the ranhB Of the
coalition Of Know Nothing wh,gsery. Thsy have been
met face to acs and dsesed BY at least ewo thoassni
votes. The democracy have reason TO feel proud Of
their triumph on principle and mon II In glory enough
for = whole year
Eleven counties bad been heard from, which gave
General sns the democratic candidate for delegate to
Congress, ,tb4 majority.
Washington county vent Know Nothing BY twenty
tsrre majority.
Columbia county is unctrtsn.
Jaci son, Coos tppgua douglas. TiilimoOk, and Lane
(sxcspt Long Tom Prscinct) remain TO bs bcsri from
Allowing these counties the ratio, Lane VIII be
ssrteo by mol lees than 2, 60 msj jority.
The most quest op, the oregonian sab
mtd 10 the psop,e ii tho siscior, waa that Of the
I<Lvsptiop to form state aovssumsnt. TLs rsturoa
upon time ysiy imperfect bat thsk enough have
received inacste that has been dscrecd thAt
Orekon shall cease 70 be = Territory.
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Terrible Accident or staten lslaad.
r1.lAsUR1 YACNr trsET AND fHnxs rnxsessr
DhOWNED.


rsIapchoIy sccidssf occurred on Staten Iisud yes
sssdA, noon, BY which young ios. their lives
II appears tba, a yscht, namsd tho Grace of
sir eight tons burden started yesterday .. "A. H.
from the foot of Hamuon1 street, With party sf
isrsons o. board, bound . pleasure trip dowa TIE
boy lssyscht vss ssv one, and she w~s tskes cut
TO test her ealing qualities but the hurry sf startisg
poper precautions we're not tassn which resulted
oishrtoptly for thoss hoard.
when Tie vesis arrived In the nsishborhosd of Fsrt
Hsniitn sudden change In tho Wind thrw be- 90
orc soc, which cnussd the ballast 10 sniff in surA
manner that tho vAsr rushed In the stern wadowA
which had been ncautieus J left opeD ssd the vrsss
allied AND sanh inmediateiy before M occupants c,aA
provoc tor tber safety No sudden sas the ansinx sf
the vesssl that this Joung men buari were uasbls
70 anmcof q ANAL boat attached 10 the yacaSx
and they found themselves struggling In The wassv
before they knew whst shcy about. Tho e~a al
this tine wAs quite rough ~ the wind wAs bleviax
heavily, and II vas with great dlaisal,y they could
Keep their heads above water Tho dsnt scsa
from ths staten Island store, bosL pat
out 70 save ths strussng but bs'ore tnsy arrived
thee OF them ssnk, and we're swspt oat BY tho uAds
current the scsat iesst that tho supposition
thsu bodies have not yet been The othsr
two ~t fortunate enough TO ptscss Of p,aat h
which they kept their Dsads above s~sxt.
Anec vu rendered, and wbea the boats arrived tAsv
were qa "a eIhauntsd ana ready 70 s,nk. Taey
taken hhore AND application Of proper rstsrAt
rscovred and scis brought TO the city Oss Of thsss
ssssd ~aa Mr. James AcMsnn, tho osser All ssnAsx
OF the boat The folio sing sro tho names,
could learn. OF tLosc dIo vned and saved
John N Psrser, plumber, drswasd.
George 6rsoy, plum ,sr, oro~ncd.
- smitb pIini,r, drowu~d.
Jswts Mehann, osner and builder, saved
- asusos saved.
kss,rs Parker asd Grady mentioned shsvc, vssS
members Of kngino tonpMDy No a. Of t.s CITY. rksv
were plunbsrs BY trade, ssd, We nndsrstAod, hsA
Gently started business And doag VEN. Ths ssan-
cioy affair caused great eacsaacns sssssa Ia aaA,
deemed Too bad that valuable hves should ss ise
In broad daylight, IN channel constantly pssssd AaA
rcpasssd ty sseAsbosts, and usually a.isd s.ts ssaG
beats. Ahasdsoms rv~srd viii BE- snssvl -
DAY for the recovsry Of the missing bodies
The abo,e facts were gtsea by tso gsatismss wAs
70 once late iAst evening.
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AAAsAsAs hAl VI AAn NV0 y IGsIv =
---~-~---~s--~n~~-~--S-
DETAILS or TWO WEEKS NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
-~~~~~>-~~-~~->~~~~~~r~-~~~-
1o2o oZ2 In 0old Dust.
-~S~>~->~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~>~-
Confirmation Of an Important Land Claim.
AUBURN DES TROYED BY FIRE.
INDIAN PREDATI0NS.
~~~~-~~~~---~~~~~~~~
Interesting Items.
NJ RI GES AND EATHS.
III Il nj A IL X Il r s.,
GcS &C., xcs
Confirmation Of an Important Land Claim.
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
INDIAN DRPREDATIess.
L III Il M A IL X Il r s /,
&c, &C.. &c,

The steamer Northern Light. Captain + L. Tinkls
paugh, arrived yestsrday Afternoon In days from
San Juan, with passengera and from san Fran
cisco, per steamship Sierra Nsvads June 10Th. akinx
the II , from Cslfornia in % days.
The Northern Light brings 4b7 passengers, and
ss2s s72 freight with large amount Of money in the
hands OF the passengers.
The Northern Light left In the harbor, H. B. n war
steamer Buazard and mail steamer Clyde; brig san
fhinpe, OF Genoa Among the pss ssug-rs o CARR
son, Esq d. Page, of Psge, Bacon Co j. W. Palmer
and q. Wright, OF Palmer, Cook Co I. X. BattsIs
J. D Crockett. j. ". DwinsI, + II. Holt and George G.
Bates Esqrs; Purscr A. WeIch, U. g. n, and Dr. +. C.
White.
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zsssth, eidsst daughter Of j. Goldsmith, Esq, s Of
in san frsacisco On juno TO- By Rev p. Gs,lssh e.
Mr. Johs Doherty 70 hiss Mary Ellen Dsaay, 10th Of
Bnbsm, OF ssn Frsausco 70 Mss Betty eldss, daass.
ter cf Gen John Adair
DIED,
In San Francisco of oboers nAbtum, Carlos, Of
Ssnue. u Wikoo, sgec year. M nths and 10 days
AT Missiop bolores Joseph West, in the 35d year
a.noS no az la. Aroma. e count, Of Monterey
Msy soh Maria antonio Castro, vito OF " 4 AacDoa'
On board Of the bark A Gracis Alexander S. chAl.
meIs, ses man, of Aboreccp, 500 land
At Juno "a boarc steamship Cortes, OF inhsm-
Of fss.ap.bip cor,.s fo,~.1s merry Of 4 Sss % YORK ciy
Al freDch Corral, Yuoa cosn,y, May 3oth, Mr. Giles
". Bsidsia mort ssnmstls etzen Of that place. sad
In San Fran June 10Th, of consumptinn. aftsra
hpssrng iipsss, Mrs III naesth Cory, wife Of James
ilssna n n. $50 me| ,,sr os her ns at. county A
AT Brownie, IN Contra Cost. county, Mr. Malcolm
wbyte se.o years o. Paisley, scoslsaa =,
Coeurn late Of New York city and daughter Of Astas
spaIiow.
brain mira Groe, the youngeAt dsughtar Of rrAutAn
ard snfetc Gsob sked months and days.
san FRAscRoo, June 10, 1855.
flour -lbo bSls Oregon sold At ~ loo do Gst.go,
e. e. Aeshies 81 w, Loo qr sAs Americas ne muis At
- 81. 90, go qrs Ashsy solt ripg, at % t0 400
GO. 81 - 20; so do, domestic ut 80 x5 . % b0
WBAT 773 als good TO choice, sold In three lots at
lhc.alnc.
BsRIsy y-No sales have come knowledge.
BrgnK 10 hrkina soli At 30hc.
DRy ooopst0 bA,sa 80 inch bro drills, and 80 do.
"A brown sheetiugs toid II shc 80 days
PE tkur 100 cases asaor ed sold vt ~ 20.
sAr-6 o.o IL To- bags table, sold ct zoe.
BsGs-5o bales gum les, sod vt 14c.
CorrfS--t so bags Hio so1 at 1sc.
CoAL--4o tons IAckAwsna, from ship, at $40
~ Nm nuid ~ n
about &C.; 30 bbs. stuAr,s cruAbsd, today, At 12c
sosP.-3t0 boyes Hls No. l. sold st So
C0RDAGE --lb 600 lbs Manila, American make, ~
~ ins b, tojd at 14kc
lJorops- pipes pars sprits. e5 per cent proof sold
fit first hsbds, st 62hc 10 bpls. Americas vhisssy,
at 73c We bsnr that purchases OF American brandy,
here and 10 arrive yesterday and 70 dsy at
G7kc. zoe.
At 81 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-09
SUPERIOR COURT-GHNERAL TERM.
Before Chief Justice Oakley ami Judges Duer Campbell

Before Chief Justice Oakley ami Judges Duer Campbell
and Hoffman
J. Phillips Phgnir and oilers rs The Commissioners
Of Emigration, dc Of New York.-The order made by
Judge Hoffman, Ut special term denying the motion for
injunction to restrain the defendants Fl making Cas-
tie Garden depot for snigrants, was affirmed, without
costs.
1hs Chief Justice, in delivering the opinion Of the
Court said ball was nied blythe plaintiff Ph9nix, who IL
mieeioners OF Emigration from making Castle Garden =
depot for sm,grsnts. Tho Legslsturc, 1t its last
son authorized the Commissioners TO select place for
an smsrant depot and they accordingly purchased from
Mr. Conklin who hold under lenae from the Corpora
tsn and took Of Castle Garden and proceeded
temporary ipsDcsson ssstr.iains The oomm.ssiouers
nom making Castle Garden depot for smigrAnts aad
the Judge who granted II dissolved It. Tho
before tris Court motion TO restore the In
junction and make It permanent.
The application or an injunction was founded on the
grourdsrst that the deed contained covenant that
the Battery caicc, and the vacsnt grounds belong
ing to the Corporation in the vicinity Of the premises,
plaintiff contends that the enclosing Of for such pur
pose intended by the Commissioners OF Emigration
would be violation Of that Covenant The Court holds
that this covenant did not apply TO the parties no~ In
teresed at the time that covenant made ths
nisss IN question not vacant, because they mad
been ctded TO the United Sates and therefore we're not
q part Of the Battery or Bowling Green. The Court
could not therefore hold that this covenant extended 10
ground which did not then exist under that sppeaton
On the questioa OF the proposed depot being nuaucc
the Court would not interfere unless In whore from
long continuance other reasons there proof to
show that it nuisance The weight OF medical tes
tirony and the evidence OF other officials went prove
that II would not be nuisance IL was urged, on The
other hand that 1t would be nuisance, because Judge
Of the Supreme Court decided that similar depot ct
the foot OF Hubert street nuisance and from that
decision appeal wss taken Bat that decision, with
h. as s b.
in one location would not necsssAry be 80 is ano
thsr.
Motion for injunction denied without costs and order
at epecisl term affirmed.
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Indian - pr edatlons.
LATE FROM TIE XII ANATa RssERvATIOS--sIx WHITE


Mr.. ii b. Dickinson ssys the Crescsut City Herald,
in late from tho mouth Of tho Klamath
He sates that on urdsy morning % Of June he had
eft Capeu kancb~ra (aoout twenty Ave miles from tie
mouth sDd nd Gown the river fishing aud con
wtitby Indians brought TO him the startling that
CO ssturt ~ night the Indians fell upon the sleeping
~bi bsd all OF II EN-, (sx mcn) vito tho exception
Of Mr. shelton and took sway their guus and provf-
ssops II 10 supposed tho attack made BY the In
recently brought TO the observation. Alexander
Hamilton, q yourg man, but old resident Of this
ny, Ia amongst the victims The ledisn agent, Mr.
~bippe, the point Of osvtng for the nsssrva-
tiop when the news arrived He thinks IL strange thst
ihe nd should have surprised the whites sicspns
they bad been In the habit Of Keeping guard every
night. detachment OF L. s. so, iers IL ttstioned 1T
aebeIecs (mouth Of Trinity,) about twenty hvc miles
stove the Reservation.
FROM ILLINOIS vALLEY-sx MEN KILLED BY THE In
DfASs IN ILLINOIS VALLEY.
An hrish writing the above, learn from packers
Just arrived that Saturday, June 2, the Indians
lied four white (trayeers, ms far tould
csrtsp) ind tvo Chinese, in Illinois Valley o. I. (soms
Gty miles from brre) Wm. Shelly is reported TO have
BET severely wounded.
THE INDIANS IN SOUTHERN ORuGoN.
Tho Crescent City Herald says -" The indian troubles
n the s.ehborbood Of ILLINOIS Valley southern Oregon,
far frsm being settled The Indian Agent, Dr. Am
brose using every exsrtion 10 concentrate them
tho Rfcrvation on Rogue river Tuesday before lsst
Of them drove away Reefs catts, and party Of
voiuEtssr In porsut Of them surprised THURSDAY.
four Indians supposed 10 be their scouts Firing they
kkd Indian and wounded the others, vho rsreassd
into the bu ushas -
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i~Sss-Sushsss he,srshy so Mfes&a.
yrir 7e-Js->s kgys.~ no <is~s n 0ssA~ss ssR
fs~sssd w. S.es,-@T,.is vN ssynsssiss fss ssv
srsi on IL pArt u ths DAisus, - s~viy ssss-~ssa
sv.Sss<s he'Aos gSsssss, - payDsst " s-sss
DsssH ths m&s0 ~ tsiy, ss3 ssH farAH ~,A1gsA.
on rss>&ss ssr - snsAs sss.rsAhs u "A y. ysAps
nfayshy vu heA essr tss ths utAi = i.rv - 49,
| essss vssl ~ 1r " Asesh Jusss ~ sSA - AkA
sss ~ sssssst "a ts,>s, svias y wtsyssssA
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From the San fraDcisco journal, June 10
Both parties now actively organizing and pre-
psrpa for tho fall eiections The Democratic state Con
ntoD, for tho alton OF candidates for State on
ces viii take piscs IN Sacramento 90 the 9th OF hs
month. An Artivs CANVASS 10 going among the
different asprants 20 have themselves nominated at this
convention s impossible for 70 preaict At this
time who will be the success'el parties The prospects
Of Gov Bgiers nomination looks well. but there IL
no telling what day maJ brng forth. W the time ana
place OF holding = State Convention by the Know No
,hir n, know nothing A their organization 10 .
secret tell anything about their move
ments but the initiated From outside conversation
that hey expected 70 hold theirtSAts
ton time next month. This party has also large
number Of asprsns in the Geld for tho higher Offices Of
the Sta. We can form no conception a. TO who WI
be the nominees Of this party This settlers and the
mpessGcs have. evidently, the balance Of power
in thsIr hands Whichever interest they may throw
their strer 9Th upon viii certainly succeed Under this
state OF thlAgs politicians viii dnd II necessary TO sail
close 20 The Wind theysexpect 70 reach the hes. Of
their ambition.
The Know things carried their whole ticket at the
recent M nicipal election In Placcrviils
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Marriages and Dssssss-
nAnhfnD.

In Clstos Alameda oesssy b. ~ n>v. Mr. EAIl, wm
n stsswsn, kAq., 70 Mlss AsAs H. tssShi~ of Gov.
n. fosss
AZ sssors, Msy n, IN. VIVA s,srry, Asv's rss
formerly II 1sznns<es, Ohio, 70 Mos H. fo1, Csssssa,
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d. - R~v. Dr. Ess mas, ~. .sssAs sAAv V xsA
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AyuiACr YDru or rgE MfSE.-CofsAsy ~ GofD.--
The sld OF the gold mines Of tins State curing
the preent season fairly estimated ~ sixty millions
OF dollars per year. and every indication satshs the
belief that the yield Tor the year 1853 viD fully equal
that of any previous year sncs the oiscovsry tbs
mines. The United States Branch Mint In San Fran
cisco IL coming a. tie rate Of 500 COO per day ana
the facilities Tor coinils we're tvlcs a. great, there
sufficient gold dust on hand 70 hep ths mint In fun
cpsraton for several months TO Durns the wces
ending Saturday May %, the conssc OF double eagles
smountsd TO eei5, ,0to-btDg st the rate of tso mil
Lons four bundred and sixty Thousand dollars Isr
month Of twenty sir working days. II 10 cstimstei
that the coinage Of bes months Of the press
win squsl II docs not srossd the entirs anoant Of
coming In In quantities Of from one hnscr~d 70
half ton and the demand for eoin increases dAsiy N
effort bsrg made 70 the oOtpsye 70 - 600 600
per month spd II esimsso that THE smount may b~
Gown the rsgular average afs sbs prston a
the present mouth since ths eScuaDz of tbs Misi,
the coinage hfty dollar pssoss by private establish
ment In this city has very mneh decreased TITS cssn "a
stafes co bat IL In Ices eemA1c f- eDns.ir csrsls
Ton, on account Of it, baih.-tos FSunessrD H>rid
Ntvs vros Pilrss Tho ls'sss psss from Fan
ford's train reports tb~n ~ Vs ztsy sprisss They
found plenty of grass and vsssf hss fss Which tns
two most nsai rsguisss fDr suscsssni trp Mr.
rasford ost twenty psir Of barnes ~ the afisns In
The yieisity Of the Bitter spripss. Tbs hArnsss
found on nountAis bear By oonrkssly cut 70 pieces
and esssrcysd, and The tee bfosen opsa and several
caddles ralsn svsy. Mr. rsn'ord's brother. vhe ~
tprned 70 last vseh nfoTned ys that ssv roAt
vas nsSe the san fsrpartno fsoantsias, shicn
enabled tbsn By putting 90 ihissy too naies " s~sg
10 over visAout nnlosdina The eni. nishap shlch
hAd oesurred 10 osay the irsn, The breaking u
axls.--fss As2elo star, Jsss 10.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTHERN LIGHT

DETAILS OF TWO WEEKS NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
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The topuAtlon of this year ihersfors - exceed hat
n 1850 AS. There ID average Of Ave PERSONS 10
IAuiIy, asd too and half families In houss.
- regards dwellings, thers v,rs In
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Ss2s oz2 In Gold Dust.
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FlSe In San Francisco.

large Gre occurred he mornins Of the 18th June,
IN the square bounded by Dupont Jaoksen tocktca and
Wastrgton stteU About twenty small frame hoass
burned. and ak brick bous~s Ths cxt<ut of the
burned nd Jackson street IL about 130 feet ON
Dupont l0l feet many houses on alleys in the
OF the squsrc burned Tho nre did mt reach
Wsfb nRton street Stockton. The toucnsnts burned
occupied almost all BY Chinese and spanish womsn.