The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-15
The Latest News From San Frauc,.co

the many exciting occasions been our lol 10 cb
ncle for the last month. The dizziness and monotonv
that has characterized operations OF the committed,
the past week succeeded by day Taught with
teresting events, an one that wi leave record upon
the history of our State long to be remembered Tho
principal cause Of the unusual stir the sailing Of the
steamers and the repatriation Of the prisoners Of the
committee. IL was known that the committee had in
custody seven eight that they desired Ship
and supposing that they would be sent aboard the
the people kept CONTINUAL watch about the room 70 Wit
ness the exit and embarkatOn. The committee how
moval Of the prisoners deferred evening when
they transferred to the steamer Sierra Nevada in
manner which win be found detailed below.
The Of attack upon the also tended TO
increase the excitement and keep the feeling was
aroused, and the necessity to arrest one two parties
who would not willingly go away was another cause for
the unusual commotlon about town. We happy TO
say that all that the Committee undertook quietly and
eectuay performed and that too without the least
stance from tn Dir opponents. The details OF tho
FENCES Of yesterday will be found properly arranged
below.
ARREST OF KELLEY. ~
AT an early hour yesterday morning, as reported
that Terrence Kelley, of the notified, had declared
me COMMITTEE and opealy proclaimed on the streetos
that II he went away they must and take him.,
ana pay his passage. Knowing that he had do mcang
OF bis own to away, and wishing get his daguer
teoype an order was given for his arrest and he was
eamer sailed. When he was taken he was Standing on.
he corner OF Merchant and Kearny streets place much
approached him and said that the wanted to-
him. lie replied that he would go unless he was
forced whereupon the vgilant by the ARM
and removed him from crowd of five six OF his,
chums Another vglant was at hand to seize the ohers
arm, and they quietly walked him OIL without any resist
They followed by enthusiastic crowd tha.l
increased they approached the rooms until the street
was literally crowded.
vIGILANT INJURED.
On the way to the rooms, man named King, a men,
Der OF the Police Of Vigilance rushed 10 the prisoner
and his captors and for some reason best to him
SELF seized hold OF Kelly with one hand anil Of the
Committee with ike other. The captors Of Kelly, suppo
sing him TO be ''law and order" man who sempt-
gave him three four strokes the head with
Them and caused him release his hold Twas strange
got of With his life The probability is that he was
anxious conducting the prisoner and those in
attendance assaulted him under The i'm preston that he was
an enemy II will be good lesson to him and warning
10 others.
eALARM AT HEADoUARrERs.
the law and order party coming down 10 attack
the fort had been reported that all the forces Of the
terday morning Several ct mpanes at once marched
into the with oadei muskets and the be-
hind the bag breastwork promptly loaded and
ready for use but the throng neared the was
that the excitement was only occasoned by the
All az 10 be snped To e VINCE
commanded the approaches TO the buildings The day
passed on without any attempt at Interference with the
ANEW PICTURE GALLERY
An artist engaged yesterday morning 70 daguer
to be transported by the This was done, we
suppose for the purpose Of sending copies Of them TO
stations or ether public places that they may be prevent
ed nom imposing upon persons where tney ars I'M
known Some Of them squrmed consider.o'e ana were
the plate of the artist but that power that had
brought them to just retributon was sufciest 70 CON-
pei them TO yield 70 so simple request or demand.
Cunningham and Purple were particularly anxious to
avoid the sitting and by thor int .nonal movements
artist was satisfied with bis representation. II the |
Committee serve all their prisoners !. this |
way, they will eventually secure collection |
e.
ry. The tate Of these men ought to be hint TO |
and who may form the next batch for shpmsOt We
would advise them, they desire 70 avoid beiog enrolled
.ith The list already sent away and have her dsguer
taken TO at leave this place TO return for
member as sure as you remain your SINS win find you
you this timely warning and caution you to heed ID
well. The wealth or influence Of friends, high Official
los tion, purchased deputyshps, will screen you
irom the vieant eye OF justice, you from the
vengeance Of outraged popuacc Look nj the charac
theirs, and while you wonder that they are taken and
you left lose no time in preparing for your ea Another
si,ames goes in two weeks mother delegation Is to be
tell you 10 beware OF the all seeing eye OF Vigilance
DEPARTURE OF THE SONORA.
The mail steamer Sonora got oil at clock carrying
bout four hundred passengers and about 600 tre
The only who left by the authority orders
the Vigilance Committee her John Grove, who
ent Of bis own accord and at his own expense. He
ppied TO the committee the day before for permission
oaI w him 70 remain until next steamer, alleging as
a. there were many Of his debtors who ayaied them
selves Of his compulsory sentence TO AVOID payment,
knowing that he mns leave and could return This
advantage, he said many were disposed 10 take
Of him. lie also agreed 70 furnish the committee with
could not get except from him. being that
be could remain II he would give the testimony he de-
know John Grove viii al once see thai This ives some Of
his peculiar tricks TO get extensiob. There ques
ton ,hs. he could have made some strange
ing Of San Francisco any man. but his refusal 70 give
bis evidence day before yesterday conclusive that this
was only rrse TO get two weeks more tine and the
Committee very properly refused to extend u; oonse
quenty he gathered his traps and went aboard tho
Sonora, route for New Orleans
THE CATALOGUE.
In order TO keep Eastern friends advised OF all tho
shipments by the Committee we again give the black list
III all the Improvements and additions, up W the latest
The following viii show the resrlt OF the asovs Of tho
JAMEs +. CASEY, executed,
YASKEE Sullivan, committed suicide,
G =. DUANE, sli7 ped on the Golden Asr,
BILL CARR sen, TO the sandwich Islands,
MARTIN GALIAGAR,
JIM BIEkE alias ACTIVITY, ran away,
rETE wIGHTNAN,
MD MCGOWAN,
JOHN GROVE len on the Sonora,
Bill LEwIs, shipped on the Sierra NeTosns
1FRRENCE KELLEY,
JOHN IAwIIR, !"
T. CUNNINGHAM, "
AIEy. PURPLE,
JAS. HENNESSkY,
Tom. MUIIOY,
FRANK MURRAY,
JACK MCGUIRE,
wM. HAMILTON,
pHIIANDlR BRACE,
JAS: cyslck, ordered 70 leave, but refused TOGO.
j. W. BAGIEY.
There n catalogue OF names such y rarely seen
except delegates 70 some past political Conventions
san Francisco BY the transportation OF tbsse twenty
men San Francisco In at once robbed o. probably
1900 votes fof they all good for hunAred each
Were have election 10 morrow, there cues
ton that our would fall OF from thre1 10 four thou
sond from what poled last all. u " psesey wei
aho lhron