New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09


nur ureyious tummaiy baa IN q great me .su'e SUI
sided The suspended b inks hsve not resumed, 400
it 10 altoe eiber Improbable that any OF mem go Ie
sumo, with the exception perhaps oil rage Id Oh
& Co ,
Robin,ou e. Co.'S Savings B,nk has turned olt as
rotten a. could be The deposits amount - s2O7.O5O
ARD tie cts nothing at al. IL s doubtful II tne de-
vo,itors receive ore cent on the dollar. Nj kDo'n
sc has been arrested on a charge Of emsezzlenent
and is pow awaiting the action Of The Gfaad'Jary.
DR.. Wnkhs creditors have hsd meeting aud
voted 70 grant bi extension hoping that thereby
be msy he able ultims'ely 70 meet considerable
portion Of hi, Indebtedness
Ii ~ill be seen 10y the following Advertisement that
the l3th i4th days of March we're espec .ly SGT
apart by Me.srs. Psge, Bacon 20. Tor the .lia2
OF time cerfcstes and depostors we're requested to
call their bank house aud have Their cernnc s'es
BAskIse. House. OF PACE B,cos Co.
SA> FRAsCfsco, N.rch 10. 1855
Our time eertfc,tes are now fesdy for issue aud ~ers
Of hsnos Who have ssned the stipulation %
e. ard receive ID. possible are preparing
II" ~ e''' ''''"' Pace. BAcOs& Co.
No day has been fIeo UPON their redemption.
At Gfa.s Valley and several other PAGES there
were symptoms Of disturbances, consequent uPon toe
failure Of Adams & Co., but no scluzl violence was
attempted.
Apumber Of mercantile failures have been rec jrded
among Others t.oee OF Chaplin, Sawyer q Co., and
5. b Coury.
TIE United States ts.r d Conm.-ioners have trans
acted large snonnt Of business lately Two very
important claims have b. submitted for tn decision
OF the Board-tpe Limsntour claim and the Bolton
& Barron claim both for lsSds III and ne1 the city
Decisions can hardly be expected before to or
three weeks. We learn that the President of the
Board the Hon Alpheus Felch, intends leaving for
the Es,t about the Let Of april and IL IS more than
probab he WY not return. His absence will nscss-
farily retaYd the business OF the Board, II does not
entirely suspend 1t
The recent ipte lgence respecting the Kern River
mines is of mixed character. Qui'e nu nber of
persons returned on thu Amerjcs last Sl0dsy, very
tpur disco r.
the road TO The dgengs Other cpunts confirm the
previously received reports concerning ,oe richness
Of the m,Dts. We presume the ogeiugs are about as
good az sny in the couDtry, and no b7t'er.
The " oirtu Dances in Los Angeles. within the
lest fortnight axe summed up in four killed and fJur
wounded. The killed arc Sonorsns and Indians.
John Blake, who shot Mr. Lyman Mo1rs in this
city few weeks $50, has been convicted of murder
In the first d,gIee.
ouel was fought near This city on the morning
of the 18th, by Col. Sm Walker aud Mr. Carter,
formerly Of Sacramento a., dney g., u'ed P,io,-ds
ctived slight wound IN the foot aud here the sstter
ended.
strorg movement is mailing to procure neE
iiial for Rodnsp B.cbus fonnd gully of nan
slaughter, il kiUilg Fred Oldham.
II rain has fallen sbundsnty OF late, SUI all the
streams are Swollen At Sacramento the rivsr has
been rising rapidly for several days past, snd on
Wednesday was but very little below t1e maximum
hight attaiGed since the foundation of the city.
rbe Supreme Court adjourned on the 9th last hav
ingIeIcered a humber of very important decisions
One decision TO the effect, that persoDs who in
close sDds in the mining kio0 tor agricultural pur.
poses cannot hold them az ainst miners.
Ia the Legislature, the mos important subject of
discussion has been the Fee billrecu;iog materially
The fees Of Sheriff., Clerks Of Courts, &c. |, has
parsed the Assembly, and will very probably pass the
Senate
A bill to fund the fostiog debt Of San Francisco
bes sso pared the House AZ the whole oebt which
now amounts 10 nearly 81, 900, 900 is entirely con-
tvar IN obp ann 10 a
policy Of fur cling it all is strongly objected - by
considerable body of tsx payers.
TIE SUNDAY bill. prohibiting barbarou. aud noisy
amuseueuis the Lords Day, has passed both
branches OF the Legislature and gone to tbs Govern
for bIs signature.
A oil to pre- blbit public gambling will very likely
pass the Legislature; and the friends of temperance
aye OF without hope Of obtaining the Passage of q
pIohibiiory liquor law 1T the prescott session.
bill TO prohibit rsfles, lOtt-ries and gift enter
pines has passed the House. The bill expressing
houses Of Ii.fane, has parsed both Houses
The State NJ triUe Hos pitsl has been abolished.
"conflc' OF Cour's"is becoming qu'e interesting.
The Sopreue Court OF this State decided a month or
two ago that appeals could not be taken from the
State Courts the United S'a'es, ana in ie Shat
tuck Of the Superior Court of San Francisco d'sre-
esi deo this decision and transferred cause TO the
United States District Court. Dom CONES the 81
preme Court with a peremptory nanfdniH, com
maDdirg him &C., but it was OF no avsii, for Judge
Shsttucs recognizes higher law, aud says ne SHAH
4" rot touch the case agrin
MIfs Davenport ma0e ner Otst appearance IN Ciu'
fofnia at the Metrop Titan Iheater, on Monday even
Ig JuliA in the Hnnchback. She wac enthusiastic
caly received and fully justified the reputation which
preceded her arrival here.
The Ame ricsn Theater has cloJed for tbs present.
II has been q losing concern for some time.
MIR. and Mrs Barney Williams are starring in the
interior.
Ernest Kohe, under sentence Of death in Marys-
vile, broke jail on the 9Th inst, and made good his
escape
On the let inst. an attempt was made by accompany
Of one hunOred men to rescue prisoner Who mad
been incarcerated in the Yreks Jail for breaking
water ditch The Sheriff, bosever, having prepared
himself with apo,se of men, made desperate ADD
successful resistance, although one hundred shots
were fred, two men killed, and quite nuhbsr
wounded. Slicer the stag agent at yreks, SCOT
through the thigh The mob failed 10 succeed IN res
curg the prisoDtr and, al last advices, all Was quiet
Tie Sacromehto Statesman has ceased publication.
and The Stockton Argus has been revived PhpniK
lie preparing volume Of his writings for publication
in New-YoIk.
The Chinese ave still coming; about $50 arrived on
the 18th inst in the ship Alfred from Il )ng Kong.
KERN RIvER-The sccounts from Kern River are
extremely coslictDg-some say they have been there
ana found goH in abundance, Others say they have
been there snd could not hnd any. Froa al we can
learn, however, We are strongly inclined to the belief
that there lie quite an e1tenOed section of country
somewhere to the eastward Of Los Angeles where fair
California wages can be made. When these mises
first began to draw attention TO them there not
wanting tbose whote interest prompted them 10 exas
eerate and misrepresent. Could a large emis alton
be induced toward Kern River, somebody must make
money out of it, even though no gold were there.
The mines were represented 10 be iicn-so rich that
fortunes could be made in short tine-snd, what
was worse, they were said 10 be bat about fifty or
seventy FIVE miles from Los Angeles. Incited by
these representations there, away people rushed and
tie fret news they hear arriving s, Los Angeles
tbst they not 20 rich they expected They get
faint be artsd when they learn that they ae mora
hkey 10 get i've dollars DAY than ii ys hundred sad
many back saying that they hsa lear ed st L,s