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The intelligence from Lost Angeles is TO the 26:h OF
July. There had been much excitement there, aud
trouble among the Mexican and American residents IL
appears thai constable named William Jenkins, meet
ing with some resi- lance IN the service Of attachment
against Antonio Riyas Mexican, shot him with pistol,
so hat be died the next day jenkins gave himself ar
and committed on charge Of murder.
Tbs did not satisfy the Mexcans, however and they
organized and armed themselves In considerable nam
bers the vicinity OF Los Angeles an attack upon
the city was apprehended The citizens also armed than
selves and the two parties naly collision in
vicini OF the town. and Marshal w. q. Getmaa was
badly but not dangerously wounded.
At the atnst accounts vigilance committee wac form
ed 10 aid the authorities and the people still uader
arms, though we infer that the danger of any attack
upon the place was at an end.
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BALI hour, the uhv.t,ans N .s,a.rc. pronounced
BIN dead wne' his body was cu1 down aud placed in
Sy ar,cor y was buried near the Oo Of the scaoa
~ oreca az the Sheriff The arrangements at the scat
fod were perfect and the utmost dscorum vas pre-
served ~ the large crcwd-two thousand personswho
Mi'ae Jsed the execution. We sorry 10 perceive
ina quite number of females were also present. VIII
native OF Wales, and upwards u forty years
OF aye.
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urcepd,.rss-a-A Bold Attempe to Ere San
Uswnurf4cO

from the San Francisco AHA, aug. o.I
4 most bold and daring attemW was made esserday
morning 70 fire this city, by applying Tue destructive
10, ch 10 one largest structures ID tue Eeat OF me
civ The tes gus Of the incentary We're, however,
thwarted by discovery Oh the uancs 9eiofe any mate
rial carnage had been done.
Il seems that Mr. Edward Shaw, while passing the cor
per OF California aud Montgomery Streets At one O'Clock
Yesterday morning, thought ne observed an unusual
light together with smoke, in the secona story b"
a Brannanis Express Ra,ding ON going up, he fe and
several floor mats and door rugs piled up against oe
the deors which were burning oriskly The la nes had
alre ady communscasa TO tne door and CASING which
burned nearly half through. Mr., shaw SCI zed the
burning rugs ard cast them down Inc star way aud sue
ceeoed staying the aames The mails which were col
lected various places had appae lily been saturated
with campeene, and two or three witch composed
OF Manila grass elt rely ccnsnmcd Others which
Tess combusube, were only partially ed.
No cre discovered 70 the perpcrator oil this Infamous
crir.e.
The nena in human Hrm that would be guilty Of Q
crime hxe this deserves fate and punishment
rihle and than any known 10 laws, than
hum ngeEoity devise II rs the blacklist of crimes
and cannot be properly characterized by any terms
Known language From the events OF the past
weeks, forced to the conclusion there il
well devised and, thus far, tolerably successful plan
among OF yagaboads 70 destroy the cities
in the STATE The threats long since publicly made
IN hs city, that In the event OF certain occurrences this
city and others would be laid In ashes The thre has
been carried out In several Of the interior cities and
vlle Georgetown ana Nevada in single week de-
strcyed by the devonring element and from the torch Of
the sneskng ncendary Three different attempts have
since been made to Ere Sacramento Two have been dis
covered IN knysvie, and to-day we record q most
daring one in this city These facts should citi
those fellows VINO have yet fallen the hands Of
the Committee.
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vas fastened post whore wss CIT, and The other
! a. attached 20 a trap door.
no, him, only q have engaged him to die
tbe market. M
Prank y. Fargo sworp-o We're you present at the
execution on Tuesday lasn A. | was.
Q In what capacity A. As member ofthe press.
9 Did you see Me men hung A did
q La you any man cut the roper A. cid.
q What did he do il witha A. chseI aud billet Of
wood
q 10 Won know who wass A Idono,
O Would you know him if you should see him AGAIN.
O now were The ropes iaslenedf A. The ropes came
down from the scanold and passed around board ina,
wa MAJ ed :. ss ~, the two westerly posts or uprshs ana
q Did you see any persons there that you KneWf A
J DID; eeverai
o Who were theyp A. cannot tell yon.
q Why mott A. For reasons already given oy s'ner
On motion, the jury stsn adjourned.
The inquest was not closed when the sseamer saieu'
Return OF oae OF the Banished-Aavice to the
ExiIes.
Buger one of the exnes, who had been sent 70 tn''
Eandwich Islands, not 70 return under penalty o. de a,
came back and fell the hands q the Committee be-
fore he LETT the Ship In consider son that the sentence
was not read him previous to his departure s cap
TOYS have concluded 10 suffer him to leave aan an OPP
portunisy the culprit was but TOO glad TO embrUse.
EDzcT OF THE COMMITTEE
Rooms CoaArrEx OF VIGILANCE.
resolution was passed the 4th CT June, 1856, by
che Executive Committee sentencing Edward Bulger
leave the state Of California never 10 return under the
penalty of doArh.
sub appointed to read to the prisoner
the sentence passed upon him. ase to other prisoners
whose baRi shment had been ordered
As Bulser abosng under the effect OF intense
yous excitement and debility the SUB nmittee COZ
cuded 10 defer the reading OF his sentence until ast pre-
gious to his removal from the cell.
now appears from the testimony OF the sub commit
that In the confusion which the departure
ihe prisoners FROM the building the reading Of the
sencs omitted.
also appears from the sta,euen. Of Capt. Smith, of
bark Yankee that the application OF Bugcr for passage
back 10 this port The expression 70 hm of his (Ar
eolgers) cesre 20 return TO the Committee obi ain
han them their permission 20 proceed 70 New York
Under these circumstances the Committee OF Vigilance
deem duy 10 remit the sentence Of death passed upoa
Ruger for LIS return 10 this State At the time
deemed proper state that all other prisoners shipped
hence having bad their sentence read 70 them in OF
return will suffer the penalty OF death.
BY order Of the Executive Committee,
SAcra tarv
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

The steamer New Granada arrived In port at Panan
the 9Th ins bringing forty four passengers, nine
whom were for England, and treasure to the amount
$4,000.
Her dates are from Valparaiso 70 the 10th, and fro
Peru to the 2Gth ult.
Among the passengers from the South were Don
mipgo Elias, Minister from Peru TO France and suite
Spanish Minister to Ecuador Mr.. Cava Secretary 70
United States Legation at Lima Mr.. Perie agent stes
Navigation Company at Calloa, and Dr.. Halsted fro
Guayuuil.
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NAMES OF THE ExILES.
Chas ?. Duane, shipped on the Golden Age, June 5,
VIM Aulugan :"
Wcoiley kearney,
Rl Carr, shipped to the sandwich Islands,
Martin Gallagher,
Edward Bulger, q "
Pete wghtmsn escaped about lst June.
Ned MCGOWAN, :"
Jim White, "a
John Crow let the Sonora, June 20.
nil Lewis shipped on the Sierra Nevada June 20.
Terrence Kelly, . =
John Iawer, +"
VIM Hamilton, /"
James ousick ordered 10 leave but used and ned into
the interior.
J. Bagey ordered leave but refused and fed into
the interior.
James Hennessy ordered leave but refused fed
INTO the interior.
7 GsnnnsAAm' shipped on J. l. Stephens, July 5sh.
Tom hCloy
lewis Manony
j. r Maloney,
Fan Alfrch - !"
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Visit OF the United States ship Independence
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MoE6AGo0o AND oTHERs-THE CHIEFS REPLY TO
CONSULAR CuAR0Es--coSFUsIoN IN THE MEETING.
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COMMITTEE;
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Howard Of Mich. and Sherman of Ohio with 25Oe pages
evidence the fruit three months faithful labor in Kansas
At the the Life Of Fremont" most lmpor
tan document for every voter.
inclosing the CASH respectfully solicited
GREELEY McELRATH
Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

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