The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

brought back 70 San yrs.cisco Thsy ass At present =
the city priscn and viii undergo an sxamlnAteasts-
morrow, before ths Reconsideration Franessoe Ana Os
IoolsIos on rsm CArnAl-Ths long asitAssd oussssa.
Of the location Of the Capital has been II last stsd b.
the legal well the political Capital Thi. win pro-
badly dsappont few, ~ no other result was ioeke Ter
little interest here has given rise % quts "a excite
m~nt in San jose and Sacramento both OF which have
prepared handsome edi6ces for the accommodation -
the Legislature and Stats officers. The state House ~
sscramento IL said 10 be- elegant aud comuodioas
structure aud the citizens have evineed their chArast
tlon Of the members Of The Lsgslsturssan FSunessco
Herald, Dec. -. ~.
Mnniso rin LRonIArrmE The fifth L~gislaturs az
the state will assembe at Sacramento Monday merit
The leading question 70 before body II the cleo
ton q Senator TO succeed Dr. G~in, until that l. $50
tied there viii be but little else done The prominsus
candidates are sin and Brodsck IL very douhtfua
whether either Of them elected Th.ir respective
strength TO leave more than possibility Of success T.
either The friends Of Mr. McDougai hop. 10 secure hi
all In favor OF a now man not yet named The wings
hold the balance Of power, the two factions Of tho
other party do not harmonize and is undersoodsst.
tied ndsedthat they will vote steadily for whg aad
leave the dominant party TO Hgh out Bat whether Ne
democracy do do not heal their schis II may be
upon conting enccs can be THAT Senator Gwa win not b
returned San FfdReiseo Alta California, Jan. I.
Duncan .s large fancy sooS' ssHo q W.
ts Art Union eDerprses closed last evening BY st
iachmcnt Tho debts for which the attachments have
been levied heavy but tho 6tock u goods In stSrs
and to arrive understand IL valuable end win
fully the liabilities Of the concern Mr. Duncan ID
management Of the business, hear the Of the
en.barrassnent assigned--Ahd California. Jan !.
Los Angeles and San Diego.
The SouhsrH Californian ID earnest In ts appeal for
division 81 the State and 10 declares furthermore that
the citizens u Los Angeles hAv. last holl e
al n n To m ~
tions TO the legislature for this object being cirea
lated throughout the lower countless and comprsag
ton furnishing index OF the strong and unsquvs
cal feeling In favor Of this BY 80
pie.
Advces from the TETON inform us tina, everything Il
progressing Gneiy; Indians peaceful and csntentsd;
'1 h.u ''ps ssps OPP s Of N.
through the fan Fernando Pass reports II ready for
nse We believe that work OF the kind has been
cued in this State that approaches in point Of eIsot
and masntude road has been cut through the solIA
rock, adcrding fine wagon track, where hsretofors
pack mule could barely scramble.
We informed that the government supplies for the
United States fort at this Teon will benccorth be iAsd
ed at San Pedro and rsach their ultimate destnatsa
On tho 27th, Norwegian, in thu lower part Of tbs
city, found dead In his bed shot through the body,
and pistollaying beside him. Whether he committed
the deed himself, murdered, Ia Of course un-
known, but the presumption IL that this deed his
own either accidental or Intentional
n'dn and the great scarcity Of money IL seen In the
sent eIorbant interest which II eommands-eisht ~
and even fifteen fifteen per cent month freely paid
and the supply In too mragre TO meet the demand We
know Of no better speculation than for capitalists froa
abroad 10 bring into this section few Thousands Of
dy cashthe pressing necessities Of rsnchsros w
afford them lucrative retarn for their capital
v bring with Il The cattle droysr. from above. and Cd
trieate people from Ia. dhsuiles Of the prcssas
uDpropitious state OF affairs
Humboldt.
INDIAN ArlRs We have adviecs from Humboldt .
NJ InIa In hae
Il represented very unfortunate Feuds between ths
mountain tribes and the Indians Of tho coast continue
exist, breeding constant disturbance.
1uEspsg RoAD The Herald says that In all pro-
liability three wagon roads viii be simultaneously
t1s south Or Shasta c, from The north or se",,s
burg, aud from the coast cr Crescent Oiy all Aniag
10 reseh and pass through Jseksonvls and YretA, 70
claim the trade and inteeours. % tho,e regions via
be that the capital stock IL ared at divided
into $50 shares Of Slo0 .ao which assessment a.
per win b. called In after ia. stock all sab.
scribcd for and the company ready 10 work.
els 200 OF the stock has been takan already.
Iy MmnAHr Roipc-ws learn from the rm.i that
Lieut. Withera has recently returnsd from the survey -
the military road in southern Oregon SomT Of the sst
tiers dissatisfied and pe,iiIonsd Jndge Dcasy for
Injunction TO stsy work upon tho road hat he pro~ry
declined for want Of Jurisdiction Tha contrasts have
bees let IN sums Of 900 each Hessnsso Ia namssr
Marriages, Births md Deaths.
sAERigD.
In saa Francisco, Dee 2Th al the residence. of Dr.
". n. G~inn, by the Rev. DR. Scott, Hon 4 \ 0sss,
Judge 81 the u T. Court Of this southorn District of Co.
niornla, 10 Miss Anna ksiger
ON the sist Of October. by Rev Jane. Worth, xr. ID.
Clark OF Corvallis r., formerly Of frs i.ri:ksbafg.
Wayne county, Ohio, 10 Miss Esabeth NJ Cray, Of IAss
county, o T. formerly Of Lafays,,s, Indiana
In McToweIvrle, VI Dorado county, Drc. 10th, Mr. q.
II FaDcher 10 Miss Arn Martin. y y
Ne1 Ram and Miss Elirsb~,h whitney.
A. san Jose, Dec 18th, jackson Lewis 20 Mss 6assia
Y. Pranpsn, Daughter Of Mr., Isaac Brsaham.
At salsm o r, Nov isth, nr. Barlsy Rsevss to hIss
Rarah Harrison.
In San Franci.co Doc IS Al the r.sisnss Of s.msss
chaplin, tsq, BY he Esy = D Hunt, Mr.. Alfred L
Tubs 10 Miss LrEis X. Chaplin.
by Justice Bailey, Mr.. J, Boon 10 Miss Jans Htsw
art, both 81 feislumnA, Sonoma county
In Nevada Doc. 20, rbomss wainwright colbarn V
In Nevada Dec. ~, Mr. william yinceh, 10 Ms. xAus
sbsggs, both Of honisr.ms
tNe~ ORLEANS Flat, Earsss township, Nov. ~ Mr..
Andrew BuesnnxD 10 Miss Lucy g. IA~fepss.
In Fan Frnncsoo, Dec, ~, ~ Rev william Roliinsos,
Mr. A. y H.msn~sy Of Sacramento, 10 Mss Nina u.
In ssn TrancIseo, Dee 20, a, the R.cona Methodist
fyascopai Church ~ u. E'. Z h.ai''er Mr.. WIN. H.
In san Francisco NJ. ; Boon 10 Miss Jans stewart,
Of Pe'aluma
In Iionolsla, Dve l. by the Rev n o. Damon Mr. Johs
toiburn TO Miss h'raDsih hsaghan.
BIRTHS.
At yarysvill@, the VII. q vs.. G. H,ok~s, Of son.
A. shasta, Nov II, The rfe of ". =. HHxhss, u .
daughter.
on cbarn Greek, Nov IL, Mr.. Niiss cahsn u . go
A. Yrssa, Dsc the lsaJ q o. y. Cotton u asssh-
Ia Georys,o~u Dee. II, Tho -Ifs u q. NJ L.ts, q
son.
MGrsss valley, Dec TO- the wife u @. @. Dorais, Il
a
DiYp
Ia w~syerV@, December 10Th Capt. John Yallsr sxsA
- years, formerly 81 Louisville, Ky.
A, Bah Hlb, Infant o. Mr. and Mrs w. X
Conger.
Ear.ha, Jsmsss Narsa assd ~ years. fornsrly -
l.~ York city.
~ Msrsilan, October iDth, n n Gs,,eon UaitsA
States Consul al that place.
On board Of tho BARI psiusr D~c 9Th Joseph BaIth
(ssamsn) 81 sear,y, aged - years. Of Alsnanisis
Uropnsd At B4assuis, Date county, Mr.. Hsgh Hash.
county enryeyor ~ Bate oouniJ.
In HarysviIls Dec 7ist Jno byuneiiy, sysA pears.
In harysvins WIN. a. ksla&a, native o! fennsssss.
sgsd a. ysars
In Fan Yrsneisco, w. 9Th, ,. A. sssir., sg.i a
years, formerly ~ tev OTisans.
A. Wisconsin nm, Dec it,h, Jane. 4 cAspss,sr Ess,