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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
Col. Walker again in the Field.
MOVEMENTS OF COL. KINNEY Ar SiN JIty.
Depressed Condition Of the Markets.
&C., &c, &c.

The Accessory gransit Company steamship
Northern Light, Captain l.. l.. Tinklcposgh arrived ,at
night from San Juan via Kew west with iii passengers
and 81, ,005 597 from san Francisco August 18th per
steamship Uncle sam
Nothing Of Importance had occurred since NE last
steamer, excepting the depsSture of. Wood OF the
Arm Of Adams Co., for Australia and the discovery
a bogus gold dust manuiactory
Gold continues TO in pIenifully from the mines
and money Is much easier
The passengers by this ship came through IN perfect
health there having been cholera other disease on
the route for two months past Tee river u high and
the route in most excellent order. The lake boat
san Carlos capable Of carrying thousand passengers
comfortably commenced her regular trips the 3Oth
ut The sompany having three boats the lake
there Is no possibility OF detention.
Ike still RACES in the Interior Of Nicaragua IN
the 18th ult At Sancc "a leagues from Leon towards
Segovia bloody battle fought between the govern
ment troops, under Guardioa and the Democratic party
under Munos, assisted by Alvares with forces from
Honduras, which resulted In the complete defeat Of
Guardioa and the death OF Manos. ON the 10Th Colonel
Walker landed at San Juan del SUR with 80 his
command and 10 Of the democratic under Mendcz
leaving on his schooner Of about so men lie
endeavorng 10 recruit from the California passen-
gers, with but little lie offered every facility
the Transit Company, procrrng guatd for the specie
&c.
Colonel Rnney's party still AT San Juan del Norc
lie has just concluded for the Shepard grant
Of thirty live millions of acres Of land the Mosquo
coast and has sent agent 10 Granada 70 get the grant
confirmed by the Ncaraguan government and also 10
obtain permission TO settle IN Chontules lie II very
sangune Of lie has directed building u
two stories for printing Office and & to publish p
per soon, t6e materials having arrived the English
steamer of the Jisi uitt with Consul fnbens and thirty
The Northern Light cft in the harbor of san JEAN Aug
81, the English mail steamer Clyde. Arrived schooner
Onkakyc, Thompson, Of Baltimore from Bluencld. n
San Bias lay, and his Mosquito Majesty yacht
Turk
Sept 0, lat 81 20 ION 49, s--sIi.ei brie Henry c
Brooks, Of Boston, standing north.
The English mark Rainbow loaded with for Havana
went ashore Key Naccuf Aug. 2s crew saved ve. el
and cargo total loss Brig iun,rcss Of Pinto from san
Juan, went ashore the place, sano day; no
lives lost the vessel got or and brought nio Ny
West.
The following - the
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In ihc steau.hp Nortern fah nom san Jlan Ttely
Ralstnn. iiazen. A Smith Mr orsrn 4 ChielLszieT
= tlnard = Wason ! Lnher, q rBi.ll Nr.s kiuoef
ohh aud .ervan nesEuan e y Nriggrn " W Aden. Vi
Alden, y Williams, v y Hayward, J. y fpiHiev u
otonBar, Nhtelb uosHcs, = NNtsFd fMrus ~
y. Smith, y II stu ~ Utpud1V. 'Api Weir a HrtdIarv
Lou, Capt Norris Rev ncyeHapp Wm u WosN.fs Capi
Penny Mr. tlnrk, Cant mn ii A. H tahJun Mr. sef
ou children anil servant y y reniepn DaIf Mrsief
H-- Tp., BDNr, Nisa Bn,ktey. HlnnsH ". isrf q
-rhacfer. horeip. H. T. Eosftua, u uanyNar n.
~ R,tllore, syr. 7 Nelfnc, - q sawyer. NJ KnarD.
~ Fther, taM tffHs, y u kfnyou, . " Hipp,s. 4 ~
Pnysop, i Eos~ freeman a fpfs kfpff4s. - nYunf.
IuFr y " Mhe* 10 ntrres.. y HaWkint y W MUr
Gakfr Wclis Fnrgu a CO.. ktprns. sartft fasfrd
u HeWAe, = H Fiward-, hsicnau. Wet NJ. H t.t4as
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u ret9n bter4 Nle aHi riif. Arf 70 ~ FIs-Ira.
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Police Intelligence.

CURIOUS SHOOTING AffRAi ~ GREENWICH srnsfr.
Between The hours Of hafpast twelve and O'Clock
,os,o1av ,,or,ln, ,be o,,on,ion n eaco s,aot y ~
y' ,e - - .''''' = '"'.e s"s't - ="
FrS' ward ponce was called to lager bier saloon stu
atc in the basement Of the dwelling No 80 Greenwich
,~so, - ,t, t,,, ,oror. - . ,;.,l ~, .o., =, i,
'NtS'' Z = P''s'' s'''i'S - VIZ
SPOT, he ioand MAT German named Hermann land
wchr had been shot in the leg by named Tlco
t.a q.,.o.t -, 49,. a., ...t. ~ \. t,
.'pf'stu, - - -" .ul"s ~ - 'ap'
ia"' 'hasaNViinE - SsS"pe' hs"hea'aee pursuit Was
Qiyen when the fugitive was finally captured after
hari cba.e and ro u,,,e ronhlo I. bo .tou,,y ,e.s
~ = 4 - a'N ~, N..'5
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~.
~eA"haoe h"u1 " on s's" tost'FpAy h"fhAig hfi
along with PARTY u four o. htc persons entered
tie saloon in oucs. ion for tho purpose of re-.
60. -, -, y ~
'sD's l,,, ~ 49, as'''
lapFrcch he would not treat them - bottle u cham
pashe ~ " =. hlst to'uSea !" dpi Dut a. ihc ie.
p'ated soLeiiaiion q his tends a. Iat acecdl u the
emand upon ~ purse an ~ vine W. brought frth
on the cellar ~ matter u course the cooling uid
~ M ~ ihe e,,sr hn,.d \; yn, - ~,
tbe uIne boa n.t yts 6een seitsd ~ xbsrennn t,e
ue-tion ssIre yo going II nav for what Van rcrs ~
aas put n Tarnrcrf Iofb LIZ fbe terencr AMI ~. ~
~ ronnanv Ta,,roeh bSvescr re,,sed " aeln ~.
eco ,hat he cenifaeto the del, Mi n,et ooi,iyoly
5c,llned 70 iqrk oye the cash Ihe Indignation 4 III
gsh IA. beag Z, I. i1se mean sart \ e,,9sc at
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ria,Js 4, "ne NAV natursiiv snta,.e fs,nscri
<iJ 80 sispd au thi. ui,l,on, ~, n ppft
u drew pistol from hs pocket and Grcd Il a. =
alleged, in0 The crowd Who Ncrc staining around the
d1mway Jhe bau, however Instead n hitting ono ~
tos'1r whom y va. intended, struck an inolenslve
prtmymsn, named Hermann landw'flr IN the lover
psrt u the eg ifacturng tho ubagna producing tuc
svere wound that ne ampuaton r he Joint tgund
q " necessary by the surgeon - attendance. Tho
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Yesterday afternoon Gideon Tucker e.iitor a H.
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Police Court and made a rsuplapt avninat taryhfp
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pspanm,s OIL &. Wood. sor Australia.

ffrom The Eau FTancisc0 Herald, Aus. IL
y tfansiifeI yr.ieisay that Nj. T. g. Woods left 10
10 ship Aaiobon capt Arthur, whic, sailed from tki.
port on Ihutsday tst er sydney. The tshis
ey The aing card a. i,@@ @ s' its Wasa. = saplss
nan an extra - iha ikd fiiVoraGt IL rcffcahinxfy
tpHt Comment q eutfely unnseesssry.
MI vOops' cam.
Tie cansteratiaa which entertain iar the aau.ero.S
oreoiots a The late firm ~ Adsms Co.. Induces
e. make the announcement which Il te aahject a this
communication. The recent decision ~ tic sapreme
Gov n this state having frustrated my earnest es
iof' towards IN equitable division ~ the remain ns
assets oi ihe hfn aNong - creditors, Ly declaring
iuy rtoceedings IN inso,snsy null and void and thus
elWoWiarng - the sniisf.'ton Il fe~ demaads the
.niitr funds which had hori - ~ able 10 dsiribuie
~ ihe common bcn.dt n0thng remained that oauh
render my further continuance IN Franrisco useful to
others dstirDhe r. mYsa therefore df4srmnsA AZ
T. tale my departure ior The Atlantic sat. on
u ha hns - steamers n ihe hovs that might be abe
!" elect tome arrangement ~ ~ payment u prp
tested Arhange IN Aey Nutk there beug Al the time
"ur bhnfe large sHsunt y aeefts provided fsr that
purpose r. ne hauds - oor sg,nis 10 hat ely,
Ibis determination. however, thwsrtcd 10 various
dcices - ihe psfi y esTtsa ina EaAls ~o claimed 10
cff"s"ni one = ~ partnsr ard vhn sso, by inge
line eptesoute he very agent sho had disionored
lib. Tho eiet ~ their peFilnafigus opposition 10
my PIN ~ vhrh eeum gersoosli, eoiunon.,,s
viii ny partners aud cHecfualy ilsciose o. them the
r'a asd snf aim y tie pf0c.ssngt y hslF eonhdcs
'a Assni hofs a. - arl'n, = require explanation
.har.d h~ hieNf many ether Nbo engagei in the
an,o "" = eu.ine.s 4na Vie - an~ n ~
.p,u1 q any hsfg iha might ~ aasc IN ihs saidest
IL iogai Uotfeuiion aFaioal me witL one exception
ha' y the = esoi gola aa.t ogaspltaey, ihe tesai
"A vbirh Z inpiior u rabns npt1risty ! hsse hesa
.uAsretrl oniy 'ta,, ro,~,iinrs which are collins
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wiling uiai shpaid ~ ihit fsetsr' ognspn my
ba's '.er.soy. rupsptJ ~ 'hi. STAT ~ -.
lnTl - shirb risee here trnyo ~ very distant
3ays ! trust ! hail hen ~ abb - .c0apia4 soaas
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remarks upon Temperance, nis fonnda,ionJ in.mpef
d causes and remcdesD the culture OF ibe grape fi
sa the Uued sies and other o importance p rich
tnd poof ~ johu Osborn Of oporto n Portugal .ai NcN
YORK for aic 81 No ~ fr.rer street, Ne. yors tnples
,fansDiitt ee to an part - ~ Uaef Sse- o. re' a.
fileen e'n'- IL nosiavr M.
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OS TSCRIPT.
SATURDAY. SIX O'CLOCK "A. M

SATURDAY. SIX O'Clock a. M
NEWS FROM CALF ORNiA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT
a Million Of Ereasure Arrived.
~-~->~-~~-~s-~--~-v~e~>->--
Discovery Of Bogus Gold Dust Nlanuiaciory
-~~--~>~~~.~,~~~-~<~-----se-
sudden Disappearance off. 6. Woods.
-~~~~~~-~~~>~-~~>~~-~~~-
KNOW NOTHING CANDIDATES. FOR STATE OFFICES.
Col. Walker again in thu Field.
MOVEMENTS OF COL. KINyfY Ar SN IItS.
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Startling opemeots--Ertensisr Gst,esr.
tIons tp Bogus Gold Gust.

pom the san Francisco Herald, Aug ~
About three weeks siuce, roice-captsn Mcdonald oh
tnned certain information which led film 10 believe
rxistence OF establishment IN this city Ter the psns
heinfe OF spurious gold dus' and by but
necessarily cautious search aud enary he suesscdex
IN discovering NJ. of the parties directly engaged
- me bniincss Officer ustcs stationed to watch the
scsemen~ ~ he suspected persons and finally obtained
sufficient evidence against them 10 their srro.t
Their names are ousui Bcy, and VIM. pusugeau. The
iofmtr = Turk, AMI the latter N ftcnf hman Their
esiahlishmcnt situated Broadway between Powell
snd Mason streets. va searched and large quantity q
W. spurious d9. together with gone counterfeit goti
The principal witness against them 4 jcwcer named
Joseph Guntef In The employ OF Mossrs Joseph a Co
According TO 6un'crs testimony before the Mayor ys
"riny he had been offered by Hey IA salary of ss 0OD
y'ar io nus services being an adept in the process n
conn'ericing gold dust He became acquainted with the
parties accused In October last and cy offered % take
hm IN partnership. lie refused however giving a. his
reason that he thought the business woul not hold out
~ most be discovered later Bey replied
That lie had made arrangements With expr.s, ofhcr
which afantccd to take an hc could supply tst Il
wa perfectly sale OPERATION The express company
woie IN The daily receipt of from two 10 dve hundred
ounces 81 genuine dust aud tho spurious article could
having refused 10 connect him.c with the speculation
Eey ana his partner employed others, and commenced
operations in basemcnt on Washington street unirs
Montgomery H.ocL annier saw them AT work In tlir
place subsequently, IN passinZ the cellar, he fousd
tha operations had been suspended, and informed
~ icy that the business would not pay.
some lime after they employed Guntcr 10 color
bogus dus' which intended to to sent by express
-acrnmenio but was not finished In time for h. night
boat Fey aann offered so employ Guntcr at oNnrban
wages hut the latter refused m. business was then
being carried IN The basrfnen, ~ ewry es,abIiAh
mont Dupont street, In u brick house, n appears
that the proprietor of the jewslTy store not
tie character 81 Hey Co s operations subsequently
Tie eonai.tieng wnr carried on IN estah hinrnt
Broadway which admirably suited the business
6untor irequeny visited this place and found them NJ
work Ia the mabnfaeturs Of the counterfeit dust Final
N he nert,led with pey about tools Witch hs hss
loaned him and this resulted IN Guntern becoming
instrumcnt against Ey Co. lie did not niarm the 20.
lice ~ his knowledge Ia the matter unt wein~ay lat
when Captain Mcdonald about apringug the trap hr
had laid fur The detection ~ the accused Icy hs
partner fniy committed 1r iral bolarc the Court a
fcfsons Tho police deserve al praise for the breaking
ny ~ this vhnlcsale rohhng machine aud bringing ia.
rariiek concerned 10 justice Tho ~ the
company alluded T. has MT come 70 Hight
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PATRIOTS OF FOREIGN BIRTH-Of the signers OF
the Declaration of Independence, eight were born
in foreign countries, viz: Burton Guinett, Robert
Morris, England; Jas. Smith, George Taylor,
Mathew Thornton, Ireland; John Witherspoon,
James Wilson, Scotland; Francis Lewis, Wales
OF the major generals, eleven were foreigners
Lafayette, France; Bsrons De Kslb and Steuben,
Germany; VIM r. Davis, William Moultrie Eng
land; VIM. Croghan, John James, Richard Mont
gomery. Ireland Kosciusko, Poland Charles Lee,
Wales; Arthur st. Clair, Scotland. Of the briga-
der generals employed on the American side in
the revolution, three were foreigners: Horatio
Gates EnglaDd; Count Pulaski, Poland; Hugh Mer-
Ger, Scotland. James Christie, a captain in the
army, was born in Scotland. Of the navy, Paul
Jones was born in Scotland, and John Barry in
Ireland. Albert Gallatin was born in Switzerland,
and Alexander Hamilton in the West Indies
Such is the foreign catalogue of American pat
riots. Is it not proud one2-Abany Argus