The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1855.

L NJ,
81 politicians are sreAdy fntteing before THEFT
| MsniiestOes The democratic party ~,n, w,taou,
doubs, renoDinate Governor Bigger, and hs will %
bard man for any opposing party 10 beat, I'D DO &c
BY his course dnrns the las. session OF Ihs Ls,s.a
ture, End particularly by his vesaes % soma very
obnoxious acs passed by y. The Know N,ss,n g
are, however,, very conadhnt shas they win cleo.
their entire ticket. bet Of 81, 600 60 $500 ~ss
taken few days since, 10 Masysvlle, shss Foo noy
| would be elected Governor Of Virginia. The ost
was taken BY " +. Geiger, Esq, one Of the Iec,su
! Miss Sashh Pellet, female temperance 50 ,su.,
is iectuTing on the prohibitory Law through
out the mining region, ana in .hs mean
time quiet temperance movement, but one wn'c
promises great results for California in the future,
s tn pYogress IN the southern portion OF he Ssste;
refer to the manufacture OF native vine. Beside
the old kind Of red and white wine, which has al
ways been made in that se ;ton Of sns ,unsry Mr.
B. D. WILSON, an old resident OF Los Angeles, mas
| recently commenced the manufacture o. soIklug
| vine closely resembling champagne, and % sriii
| vine. similar to hook. Last year be pot mp twenty
putting them in the market TILL they are tw1 years
old. Some samples Of the sparkling VINE have beeo
sent 10 this city, and have Dssn prom 6y c,n
| n0isseurs a. eq1sl ~ the best Heidssck. Ii tais
| experiment succeeca, IS beyond doub. il will. al
exersive field Of eIterp rise wla be opened In Cai
| fornia, and 1t viii not be surprising ii in 3 few
! yeas the chsmpsgnes Of France and the ho,ss Of
| Germany viii be replaced through ,ut the Un!ed
ststes by the products OF this wonderful c,cut-y
which, o. somebody hiss said. "gold gro ~ oea.s.u
the soil and grapes above H."
Mrs. Sinclair has closed Der connection With thu
Metropolitan theatre, and is about taxing t., q
into the interior, where she IS - play in taa
principal mining towns. TIE sc scn nss NOT hsen
sncccessfu one, IN peanniary point OF view, but
Mr. Snc has besn most Lavish in bar enie ~ rs
to please be public, aud thsir regard 70. her
testified 70 by grand complimentary benefit given
Der On the closing HiRhs-last SasIrday-Ths5 che
play ed Lady Teszle. Mise Davenport has bssn very
in aciv thn n,,,
not in drawing very large houses. The Italian
sroGaN. with Barilt T6oro "a the pima donna, nave
beeL giving occasional operas, with indifferent
cese. comp Ime.tary bsneft was given to Birili
at the hetropo.ta ON Wednesday evening.
AIDA Bishop aoo Bochsa have beer cop:srtizins
IN the interior. They are now preparing Il, y .zza
Ladra' and viii soon brig if oot st tbs
Metropoli al. The R,ussetss have been sls,
dancing in the interior towns They have gar,
been pecuriarily successful during toeir pre-
sent 8 j,urn here. Madame rhierry and the
MoDpEasirs are here, but doing nothing. Toe Sa-
crsmento people have gos rags f'r building thea
tres. and two are already commenced. Is IL under.
STOOD that Mrs. Sinclair is t, have Inc n ssesns
OF one, and Islette Potter Of the other.
at the American, 10 this city, the Midsummer
Nights Dream has been brought on in lac style
Laura Kee5e s TIE reign'ng stsr. At her bsnehs
on Monday last, there was an overfowiag house.
The Jaw closiog theatres on Sunday nights went
piled with By the managers.
Julia Could was married about weak since to
Mr.. Collins, soger.
Among the theatrical departures BY the steamer
to-day, are DR.. Volney 6pauding, Late manager OF
the American Mis- j. N. Davenport, and Mr.. aud
Mrs. Kent. grand benefit was given to Mss
Davenport at tao Metropolitan theatre last evening"
Professor Risley will open on Monday a. the Me-
tf0po.itAu. w.
SAN Francisco, June 16, 1866
Commercial Improuements- Healthy State of Trade
Business Relations 10Th Austrata-The Mines
Il. fy-lI mn \
Personagcs--Lola Monies and Company en- route
to Baioklaua--Frua Market and Prices-Tra-
vel at Panama. Rich Land Cla;m--A Norei
Race
Since my last to you lbusiness has evidently much
improved; money is more plentiful, and healthy
feeling exists among the jobbers and msrchan,s.
Yesterday most gratifying amount Of trade took
place from FIRST hands, and 8 very decided feeling
in the market for almost AL sorts of goods Au i'm
mense smount of freight left yesterday for the up
river towns.
Flour continues very inactive, but the holders are
ger orally not quite disposed to make any considsra
bic sales at present prices. The arrival of tie
George W. Kendall few days sin ,e from sydney,
placed Us in receipt Of later intelligence in regard
10 four and grain. perceive By the Empire, o,
April 7, that VIZ eat is, il anything lower than Last
II
during the week. Flour has not changed in figure,
though several heavy shipnenta have been again
made for the Melbourne market. Oats ara very
scarce, and high prices are offered. Whea. ia with
us tolersbly firm, but not many transactions. Bar
ley is quite fiat; ] understand from q genslsnan
from Stockton, this merniug. that parcel Of the
new crop was received at that place on Tuesday,
and that in week more good deal would be ready
for market, number of farmers being busily Gu.
gsged in hirvestipg; SO you that agriculture is
fully alive with us.
The payments for the steamer Of to day bsing
very heavy irrespective OF a4rye amount OF freiga;
morey upon the vessels which have arrived since
The 3Oth ut., anticipate that the shipments Of
t1easnre will exceed any tina. have bsen made since
The great bank failures took place.
The country dealers are better prepared to NEE.
their engagements than for long time past, aud
onur city merchants will in their turn male very
easy.
fancy that the increased export Of gold by the
last steamer, and this coupled with the material i'm
provemeDt which has taken psacs 10 the ma kess tbs
last fortnight will greatly influence shipments from
your side, and that the fail will fad us with as
heavy iot Of goods So We can well snstsia Every.
thing ia evidently on the improve here. Ths ssrses
are lively with the hum OF business and trade, aaa
our people look blooming aod hsppy. Wondrous
and exciting accounts ore pouring in from ,hs miues
in every portion of the State aud the gold ia more
prolific than ever.
The Placer Herald ssys that Mr.. Carries Apple
bsy, OF Wild Goose Fas, nesr R.ttlesns ke bar nas
mace some extraordinary developemen's of The
richr ees OF TIE diegings there. Page & Co. tex
from their claim on Saturday last, ten pOu ada OF
gold. Armsteds claim yieldsd seventy ounces of
gold for one and half days washing. Tne gold Is
OF very dne quality, selling for sl7 80 per ounce
and really mining SIS IS. Mr.. A. Dyer sold oae-
fourth interest in claim here last week for So 5O0
having taken oct Of IL foe his share IN his weeks
work, $4,000. Hundreds are making for this
+" fat"
TIE clipper bark Fanny Major, the same vessel
which took 10 Australia Miss Kate Hayes and the
TnaIne family. two years ago. left last week for
Sydney with Lola Montez and suite, also Mrs.
Fiodee, (late Miss Harriet Cawss) MiRs Fiddes,
Mr.. James Simmonds, well known in New York,
Mr.. F. JONES, Mr.. Daniels, and an Irishmsn by the
psme OF Poland. The Counters proposes {, v.si.
sydIey, Melbourne. the Society Islands, China.
Japsp, Calcutta, Madras, and finally briug no at
Bslaklsva. She leaves her vast gold interest at
Graas Valley in the hands Of her agent John Sou.h