New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

announced the arrest with ecstasy, applying the
,pithets villain and scoundre pretty freely, as Is
it's custom. younger brother OF Cohen :, rssn
and impulsive man, seeing the poster on The BaL.
him Office tore il down, burst open the door, aud
presented pistol. But King was not on hand,
else no doubt blood would have been shed.
Summary OF THE FORTNIGHT'S NEWS
THE STATE.
Since the sailing of the last steamer, the weather
,l,ongbont the state has been unusually cold. Ice
! rs formed in San Francisco and Sacramento ahot
la. nm inch in thickness, and much snow has fallen IN
The mining or mountain regions In this city the
bernoeier for several days has been in the neigh
borhood OF thirty degrees Fahrenheit, which 10 the e1-
t,eme limit OF our Winter climate.
civ convicted of the murder OF Howe, IN II DO
RADIO County is to be hung in Sacramento on the en-
difficulty occurred a few days since at Bdweils
Ranch resulting in the death Of five Indians and one
willie man. The indians came into store kept by
Mr.. Joeeph Schaeffer and asked for some -four. and
demaI ded without payment Upon oelng refused
thew Immediately shot him down and killed him. Inc
white :, sden- In the neghborhoOd gathered together
and pursued the murderers, and succeeded IN klnhs
five Of them.
the explosion OF tounng MN. ..
From the mines we have the most cheering accounts
The recent rains have given the miners plenty OF wa
ter and therefore plenty OF WORK. -,
1be Legislature is TO meet at Sacramento on the th
inst, when the new Governor will be inaugurated:
The exports Of wheat during the past year has oeeh
quite large equivalent TO l52 500 barrels OF -four Aus
traHa and Newly ork have furnished our principal mar
H. Is for surplus breadstufs The total amount OF wheat
raised in tlis State during the past years. estimated az
high as 525, 444 bushels much larger amount VIII
doubtless be produced this year
THE CITY,
On the Goth of December, the L. :. Land Commls'
son confirmed the claim of the Cathonc Church 70 Tue
Mission Buildings the graveyards, the Orchards ana
vi, evards attached to them in the tweny-one Old MIS-
lions az California Since then the claim made by
Bishop Allemany for one league of land IN each Mis-
sion on behalf OF the Christian Indians, has been re
jectod -.,,..
obsei we'd in this city.
IL is nderstOOd that SUIT will soon De instituted iH
the possession of the celebrated Ledesdor estate for
which the late Capt. Folsom held deed from Anna
Maria Sparks, who professed TO be the mother OF
Ieidesdoif Ii is now stated that she was not and
deed il on file here from parties residing IN Copenhagen
and processing to be sirs OF Leldesdor transieInS
the entire estate TO man named Nuger. Ihe PT,vP
ery is advertised for sale with the remainder oi ro-
soms estate on the 10th inst but these proceedings
may stop the sale. 4,
The election for Aldermen in the Fourth and Seventh
Wards resulted in the choice OF H. Is. james and U.
W. BRYANT the Know-N Nothing candidates.
A. G. Haskell, charged with embezzlng 81 600 from
Ia ,mnloyers. was discharged no one appearing to
prosecte lin and it is said he has gone to Nicaragua
The gamblers who had won the money PAID II his EN-
ployers.
From, The Sacramento Union All ir,t.
NIcARtGUAN NoLUHTEERS.-CoL Alphonse outter
informed us yesterday that some SO recruits for tue
Walker revoutonists have entered who expect 10
leave for San Juan del Sur the steamer d the 9th
II doubtful however, whether arrangements ioi the
accommodation Of the entire number VIII Dc peiec,cu
prior TO the deparure Of the vessel tomorrow. Ce
Suffer has raised most of these volunteers IN fuoa
"' RON me san Francisco Sun, jan s.
MORE RECRUITS FOR WALKER.-We understand
that the steamer Uncle Sam will carry away TO-DAY
ANITA E.ra foot n Or.ln
under the sods of Nicaragua. The diseases Of the
climate during the sckly are quite as much as
the copper colored inhabitants themselves can stand
and We regard the numbers OF young men VINO are
leaving our genial and healthy cline, where there is
abundance OF wealth for all who will work and credit
enough for oil who strive to do well, as so many can
didates for an untimely and inglorious grave. Inc
MarysrHe Herald gives the following list OF some OF
those wbo "psnting for glory DER the grave, leave
for Nicaragua to-day:
Alubonse Suffer, Captain; d. Is. Wolf, I'd Lieut.;
Franci. Khtley N. Brown, Robert Burns, Geo. Flynn,
r. NJ. Golf j. w Summt r. John Nixon, Z. ). W els,
Duncan Livingston, James Lee, Henry Ham, Jora-
than East, Edwin Livinson, Samuel futile, Lysander
johnson w. j. Hutchings, VIM. Dunn John A. Shelly,
John Carroll, Frank Reynolds, j. Rowe A. ). Clark,
Thos Taylor, X. Johnston, James Miller, I. o. Cady,
Cyrus Davis, and +. NJ. Tucker.
From The Alto Californian, jar: &
DEPARTURES FOR NICARAGUA.-We learn that
about 100 persons will go down to the Republic OF
Nicaragua to-day on the Uncle sam, being about the
Among those who 90 to-day Col. Alphonse Suffer,
with company from the interior OF nearly 100 men,
From this place. the names OF Messr. Stetson Mcln-
tire Cirding Finney and Chase are enrolled, who are
the Ioyernment on their arrival at Granada. Capt
Manovil, Hungarian, and an officer under hossuth
in his native country, is also among the Lat OF to-day
Mr.. ManOyA il al author OF some celebrity, and In
case bis military services not required he may
devote himself to some literary productions of the
intert sting country he is about visiting. messn.
Worthington and wilkins of Marysvile are also OF
those who depart to-day. Most of the recruits that
al present leaving, are from the interior OF the
State. We understand that a company from Stock
ton, under command of Captain Quay Will also leave
to-day.
STEAMER FOR NIcARAGUA.-We understand that
the representatives of the Nicaragua Republic have
decided to make the purchase of the Brother Jona-
than provided she will bear the inspection 70 which
she will be subjected by competent committee upon
her arrival from the upper coast, whittier she went
few days since. We learn from Col. kewen taat be
hos had ten thousand applications from persons anx-
ious TO Join the expedition, but are deferred from go
ing for want Of suitable means OF transportation Ii
the Government succeed in obtaining steamer
the desires Of these applicants can be gratihed.
EDMUND RANDOLPH, ESQ. IL NIcARAGuA.-A Iet'S
has been received from Grenada, Nicaragua, by gen,
tleman of This city announcing the arrival IN good
health Of Edmund Randolph, esq., fnrmery OF san
Francisco. Gen. Walker iii anticipation OF hs afNa O.,
lad made provision for his Conveyance ron HglI
Bay TO the cspol, and WIS consequently me nrst Oh
ali Ills feownasencers TO reach the point Of desna-
ton d. The mission Of Mr.. Randolph, it is generally
understood il the drafting of constitution ana gen
eIal plan of government for the new Republic. De Is
the intimate personal friend OF Gen. walker ana lie
always bee among the most ardent advocates Of the
expedition. ,.<.a
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE REPREsESTATIvE OF
FoRrIes GovERysEST.-A warrant Issued this
morning for the arrest and confinement OF Col j. Z.
Kewen the Agent or Minister Plcnpotentisry Of the