New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29

abused, nee my ~ - 49,
hiyi,s Ip6isns - vSYh fos Nm a mining. I0ty q
seyes CAhsnsn have absas dozen Isdises In thsis
eppIoynsn, At Big Bar, on TIE nekelumDe nv9.
expsssre 70 severe fsss and movs in tAs mountain
IsT murders are sArspiolsA during he last fort
plight. Among thee may be meusiousd tnst OF CsR,.
George NJ Prsn Q resident Of . small place on the
nav called NeW.York on the Pacific The supposed
murderer psred Cark StsveDs, sliss Grant has b<en
caught, and has attempted to commit suicide n
II oubtul whether hs will recover not me euecu Oh
ssb With k,ife inflicted on him BY himself
Prtyd so,e throat has prevailed 70 an alarming eI.
tent .hout Soooms and has proved fatal 70 children IN
nnuerous families. The Rev. Dr Yer Aeor iost py
hi. disesse four daughters, who were aged from four
4 man Ssnsd williams, employed - . bsrkeeper In
.hs Bue Bell saloon recently fell In an spoplectic ut,
and aisd instantly he r 70 year: o. ass c,d.
The Rev Dr.. Bashne1 has sguifed his willingness
TO accept The Presidency Of the Cslifornis College
erty. Ohio, was receaty found dead in vacant house
in Stockton The Jury returned verdict that he cAme
10 biz death from exposure.
At the recent election. two women were elected 70
Peace and the other as Constable Each received one
vote in the precinct, and there was no opposition.
Col. Gaines recently died at QaTtaburs, Manposs
County aged 80 years.
ally adopted the American style Of dress chew Tobacco
and drink brandy and lager beer:
The Supervisors Of Madposa County have assessed
the Fremont grant ct 81 OC0 600. The taxes on 1t arc
81 eco.
There have been some important moves in the o.
fairs Of the ouse of Adams & Co. Gilbert A. Grant,
the Referee in the care of Adams We. Hasken and
Woods eo his report on NOV aSans me 20 10 bs
ST. 1855 494. Judge Hsger Of the Fourth District Court
in which he case is pending immediately ordered all
persons interested to show cause Why the report snood
not be confirmed within Two weeks since them on NOV
Of Judge Haper made an order that II. NJ Nagee the
Receiver in the above case and the holder OF all the
funds OF Adams e. Co, should hle ssorn inventory
account tf the funcs On hand, &c by TINS .cuon
the Re ceiver will be compelled to proceed With the
business for which he was appointed Several reports
of Referees appointed FOR special purposes In matters
come c'ed sb Adsms 's sffars have already been
| expected that this veIed business will speedily be
wound up Nsg.e has involv ed matters consioerably
but srcDe efforts viii be made to make bis crooked
patn straight JUDI ment for $i0o 7S3, and decree
Of uie on mortgage also rendered against
Palmer, Cook g. Co., for that amount of money BE-
| lor cling to Adams d Co. in their hsnes.
HIenarksble case Of inhumanity was brought to the
notice of the Police Court on the evening Of Nov. %
Tns Henry Bad vim and bic wife had for severs nights
pfpeo their Aick daughter, ~ months old, IN cold
| damp clubhouse Neighbors were attracted BY tue
chic screams and an Investigation 6Oiofe the fo'
Ice Count the inhuman parents were sent up TO en-.
On "wednesday, Nov. %, the trial Of W. Walsh,
j. c. Young and j. Joeseyn, for libel upon Dr. l.. j.
CzaI KAY, In The Sunday Varieties, came up. II
created considerable interest; but was after several
DAYS continued over till the middle Of December An
Other case creating still more interest," and OF some
Il ZANE character had been going on IN the Police
| ourt. Persons psmtd w. 8. Fitch, Edward Mckinley
clio John II. Mckinley, were prosecuted Tor an alleged
q p.pirscy to procure conviction of M L. Chryser
for perjury. Cbysler and his counsel, Augustus n.
= Ia a h. nd nksy
vss m the other case and we're compelled to testify TO
| the great anus meDt Of scandal lover
| on Friday Nov. %, Richard p. Hammond, indicted
fr conversion Of public money, while Collector Of
the Port Of San Francisco, was tried In the United
States Circuit Court. The accused was acquitted by
the Jury aid nole prossqui entered In the osss
OF another indictment against him. relating to the same
business.
Several persons who have Diverted from Walker 10
Nicaragua and come here represent the physical hard
sbips end dangers endured by his army a. being very
| Qlieyous The situation Of Walker 10 described a.
| bling szaIdous in the extreme. The stories OF his
orc an The Ncoraguense are aad to be altogether I'm.
reliable being wriden solely at Walkers dctation and
to further hs policy, without any regard to truth The
repeated sc'ouDts of bis GLORIOUS virtones when
,steuebe. The victories have been 10 reshty defeats
Reinforce nts Of hundred men at time, leave here
when the Nicaragua steamer sails, which is once
| n onth.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
BY the arrival of the bark Yankee we are in receipt
Of Honolulu dates to Nov. s. The news 10 unitporant.
| Thank. giving Day comes on Christmas.
Their Msjesti.s, after long tour, had returned to
| HOnClu u in health.
A Chnaman had been hung for the murder Of q
| KApaka.
| The mechanics were complaining bitterly of hard
times.
An unusually large number of whalers had arrived,
most Of which had been successfuL -.
| OREGON.
| Our dates from this Territory to the 26th ult
There is scarcely lite n OF moment Leechi noted
Indian warrior had been captured in Washi gton Ter
ritory There had been considerable rain in the Terri
tory of O. egon.