The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25
SPECIE LIST OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
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summary OF the News.

(From Asta californa June IL
The case Of the mutnous sesmen board the clipper
ship john Land brought before the u s. District
Court ON the 10Th ult. The crew, who we're indicted
had Of
the contract between him ana the crew ceased:
The caina the master and crew OF the D. Hall Is
vet under adjudication, and will not probably be
decided. The John Land was hbtlled Immediately
her arrival from Tahiti She entered this port on the
In the political world Of San Francisco all has been
r Under the new charter the election for city off,
generally understood, were to be between the Know
NothiDgs, American party. and the Anti Know Moth
city and the entire strength Of the two wings OF the
Old democratic party The latter held con-
the following nominations we're made For Mayor,
flames Van Ness; Comptroller, A. ]. Moulder; City
T1essursr WIN. McKiSSeo Tax Collector, or W. q. Ross
City Marshal, Major Thomas Glenn; Harbor Master,
Jshn schaisr Clerk q superior Court, J. Laeatt.
The nominations of the Know Nothings made May
26th, and were az follows For Mayor, 8. P. Webb
Comptroller, wm Sherman; Surveyor, Geo. Ryder At
Collector, Edward Battus Harbor Master, George Gar.
wood CITY Marshal, Hampton North Clerk Of Superior
made the democratic side from the day Of their
nominations up to that Of the election and probably
more e.esment IN quist way, was rife pending the
the organization Of the city government Of San Francis
co. 1t was generally resaraed test struggle be.
the result was looked forward to with an intensity Of in
terest seldom equalled,
the soth the Following result was known throughout
Mdyor-Jamss Van Ness, democrat, e6 majority.
zreaswer- VIM. McKibben, democrat, lO4 majority.
ComptroIicr-Andrew J. Moulder, democrat, 1856 ma
Tas cOl1ector-Fwd 7. Bastu,s. ,aow Nothing, SOB
Harbm &asser-Geo. B. schafsr, democrat, 14l ma
0iy xarsaal-HamptOn North, Know Nothing, ma.
.Clsrk. Superior Cous-J. B. McMinn, Know Nothing
II majority.
1 Cry Aaoimey-Balie Peyton, Know Nothing 81 ma.
/ Surpeyor-J. J. HoG, democrat, sl4 majority.
For Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen, the following
4 sndidates were elected
t.rd !. .Chas. b. Corssr, dem Charles Wilson, dem
1;s91 assssa asssssas K Fssss.ss esss g. K NJ
TssssssufSy ssoo@ S. DO I,,ts DO
7.R: Rankin, X. N. W. H. Dow, K. N.
g.. VIM; Greene, dem J. B Beidsman, dem
=, afordins a field for thousands Of iaborsrs.
During eight days counting from May sth 40 ao2 II
ranch Mint in this city, valued At about miliisn Of
The steamer Senator sunk at Broadway wharf on the
ornng Of the 5th Of May, owing to some leaky
ams IN her bends. She pumped out the next day,
reported Sssa ssan on or tas rous n
correct; his deacits amount TO about SIT 900.
rrisIson was formerly financial m.nsgsr Of Wells,
Tramento. '' ~ ~"
slss2s IS went forward In god dust 70 the esstarn
ates BY the steamers Sonora and Uncle Sam on the after
pocn Of the 18th 100 passengers also left the state
oin L. Stephens. w
since our last semiweekiy summary the foiowins vss
have arrived from the eastern states ship Herald
. Ehe Morning, May 16, 90 days from New York shp
(ropelitan, May ~, 133 days from Nsw York ship
eiaide, May q, ia days from New York.
ne gold mines Of "San Francisco del Oron about 80
sues back Of Acapulco, are creating some attention
0m the speculative portion of community.
A cargo of terrapns (some weighing nearly quarter
of TOM has lately arrived In this city They from
the Galapagos Islands.
The gambling law went INTO operation on the 18th Of
~, when all the gambling saloons In the State were
4, Mup forever.
.sail boat was capsized on the 18th Of May In the
hartor and man named H. j. Mullen cook OF the u.
=. cutter Ewing, was drowned. HIS body was fonnd
foatng near Mare Island few days after, and de-
The schooner julius Pringls arrived Ia this hsrb,r
On the l7th Instant In 80 days from San Juan del Sur
ne now returns from her unsuccessful voyage to the
Cocos lrlands, which expedition organized some
".psns since for gold digging purposes.
ne great nugget OF gold which has been on exit
Dauon ~ the banking institution OF James King, Of
Ako nas besn snsltsd down, and nets the owner
theatxcais there has been no remarkable change Ia
xnis ov sinoe the grand explosion among the Opera
the Metropolitan that theatre has been oocu
ec ~ tne hcusset sisters aud Miss Davenporf, who
pas sPpestsd In tvo OF threc leading parh. At tbs