New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

gsass ~ "a falf,fHi1n in. J.
"a, bsve conQatatives little 81 general and inter-
..,i,g Intelligence 60 fsrofd since the sailing OF the
a. snes. If tie sod. Tho weather continues dry,
mild ard etosccingly pleWhni, sth 10 pr"spscl OF
rein A. = conssqusnc" business - Gull snh money
.,t,eu oil, scarce IN city and country The miners
AZ. either idf of lahoing without returns the coan.
t,x t,sd,rs arc unshle o. collect money, aad OF
soufss unable 10 ply toe city merchants ana ths
latter 10 tom sfe rt'ss'd ." me-, u'r "'ngau'"-
sad a. on through MI fhe rAucnii0ns and Dc sis Of
bu.ip,ss nud Industry and ~ Tor the want Of rain.
Con slds raLe apprehension b. ioli for the Agricultural
,,fststs lut tl.e 10 no reason 20 doubt me coming
81 sufficient rains Tor The farmer, though i may be
iaie coming
The uso,se,ed scheme ~ overland mail add in
mi, at road has attracted Jupc attention 90 con-
,r.tahe extent N" subject ha- been discussed hy
N. Pros mestirCs Sc, ard There are strong prob
abilities iha, The pf jet will be brought 70 practl
cal Bsus. $500
The PEOPLE n the r,iehbonnr town Of oakland
have bssn In state ~ excitement IN acc mnt "t the
tsiaicafon of Mr. Hogan. their CITY MAJ hal and
Tor Collector and ~. supposed conuivanc or par
ueipsuon ~ tho Mayor In Tie trans ac,ion. They
have tsii public meetings paced stringent res'iu-
henson ~ the d,saief Who hls left The state. lie
" IN default e some en- 600.
TIE particular 81 m outbreak Of the convicts In
the state rrson sil bs fodnd 10 oar columns some
twenty five or thty If The dos ,erAte among the
sopyets made the attempt ~ e-cape SONS were
kill,d some wounded some rtca0tuTed and many
got o. The kcepsre Of the prison, assisted by tue
police Of ssvera cosn's arr IN pursuit OF the ingi
tyes ahd they will most probably, all be recaptured
or ,lain. They ars bold desperate fcllo W, ADD
sssm disposed TO fight 20 the death rather than be
taken
The laiest Intelligence from the Sand sch Islands
r,uus.n;s the annexation - zone - IN sfifN qgs.
Ever, species OF usr, -esen,sOn and appeal g. the
preuoioes and fears Of the natives seems 10 De maze
by zone Of the foreign resdents for the purpose OF
sreusiug popular opposition % the project Ihey
have suceseosd in persuadlng his tIc-iy the hnR,
that be- In danger of being outtod and annihuated
by tlihusieIng expedition from CALIFORNIA Inc
comu audeis Of the foreign vessels in port for the
purisse perhaps Of Strengthening the apprehension
81 th. n ng have offered their services to drive on
the nsrahai h and protect the Govtrnmfnt Ills Ma.
iesy hss iesued proclamation declaring bic Intention
81 fighting it out should the invaders come. IL Is
p,ecea 10 say that no body here thought of in
tsuuItrc the kirC or his terrorca
The hong sgi,atsd Capital question has been NJ
lenst ,etik by the Supreme Court deciding that
ksframst Ia il the capital
Tle 6t,h a .lature of the State will assemble at
Saersu etto on Monday next The lcsdng question
10 come before the body n the election of senator
10 spccc.d Or Gwin until tha' Is settled there Will
he bui h,.ie else done. The prcmDtn nj canvldse are
Gvin and Brodcfick. IL " very doubtful whether
sith.t of IA, an can be elected. Their respective fac
tot sre too widely sundered and too nearly equal IN
strength ~ leave more than possibility OF success
90 either The fyends Of Mr.. McDougsl hope to Sc
,ure HE rOnii alton rs compromise but the probl
hities are all in favor of man NOT yet named
The higs hold the baauce of power, II the two far-
tons If the other party do not hsrmDnizc, aud II IS
ud,ntood- ssitltd, indceG-ttat they viii vote
ste ,ly Tor Wing AMI leave the dominant party q
6eht u out Hut whether the Democracy do or do
not heal their tch-m, It may he CONSIDERED about
NJ certain ss any future event dependent upon con-
tme.ncits can be, that Senator Gwin Will not be re-
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