The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-07
From Caliiornia-S3,O 00, 900 in Gold.

New York June %.
Tic steamship Star of the West arrived here
last night and brings two weeks later news
from Caliior,.ia and S2G2 600 in gold.
The municipal. election took place in San
Francisco on the Zoth ult and resulted in the
success of mos: Of The names on the Demo
cratic ticket. .ftt
Nothing OF Importance had Occurred at the
mines. sstt.. s-- va .r-.
During the days counting from the Oh of
May gold valued at about one million dollars
was deposited at the e. S. Branch Mint
The reported -defaicaticu Of Angus Frierson,
in December last. amounts to about SIT 600 -
MIR. I. was financial manager in Wells. Fargo
II Co.'S banking and Express Office in Sacra-
mcnto. s.g.
The sum 0! s1.21G.323 went forward in gold
dust to the Eastern States by the steamships
Sonora and Uncle Sam on the afternoon of the
Eth. s.-.. ...., -.l-, ..-q- - ..,.s. &.
The gambling law went into effect May
18th. when all the gambling saloons were shut
Up forever.
The creditors and holders of cef tificates of
the late Banking House, of Page, Bacon d. Co.
have held large meetings relative to the re.
fusal Of Mr.. Daniel D. Page to make the parties
whole, who came forward two months since to
sustain the house at the time OF its first suspen-
sion. Committees have been appointed to ex-
".
nally at a meeting, May 20. Dir. e. X. Garrison
came forward and pledged his property TO the
amount of 100000 in support OF the II use
by way OF securing the creditors and staying
all further proceedings. Tbeproposition
seemed to have given very generalsatis!action
and the creditors are lookingforward with re-
newed hopes of being finally idemnifed. 75-p
The affairs Of Adams d Co. are now being in
vestigated. and in the District Court it has been
Hn1 Inv Ind, T,I,o {h,,4
titled 10 the benefits of the insolyent acts.
- New YORK. June %.
The steamship George Law arrived this
morning with California mails to June I'd, and
$l,052 900 in treasure or freight and ia pas
sangers.
AS the passengers by this arrival were cross
ing the Isthmus, when the last train had crossed
the summit and WAS descendingra steep grade,
thercoupling OF one the forward, cars became
disconnected and a man standing ON the plat
form was,insiantly 'kh!eIIL3hI 0EE
s. The stcamcrJ l.. Stevens witch connected
with the George Law did not leave San Fran
cisco until 7.3O'A. NJ. June I'd. 81, 1T eE
The steamer Sonora which left New York
May Il. left Acapulco for San Francisco june
18th. sssls1u. - 49, IN ss.t -. -. >.@ -
~ California papers to June I'd contain little
additional news efaintcrest. o. ss'jaas.e 7.sdl 81
arcs. b9ea So essd ee.q NEW York June Is.
Mayor Wood has issued instructions to the
police under the Prohibitory Law. The fol-
lowing is an. extrat you will not be au-
thorized to seize any foreign liquors. or ar
range for the sale OF the same except on war;
rant issued by the competent magistrate upon
testimony other than you own" He has also
issued a proclamation to the public, in which
be AYERS his determination to be guarded by
the opinions of the District Attorney. Hall, and
tha inn Mr. Il, ~ ~
Weekly Bank statement shows an increase of
1929 900 in loans. and 3l2.693 900 in deposits.
and decrease of s372,OO in specie, and Sll6,-
600 in circulation.