The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14

for, especially inasmuch as Governor johnson wthhel
eessy for is ISSUANCE Some proceeded 70 snrs
selves as drecied but nsarly all such were fte u ane
associates OF me wretohes punished by The com com
panes disbanded, surrendered their arms, md pes
lively refused 70 engage in any attack the people
MeanWbAe the COMMITTEE opened their books ior re
crits, and thousands hurried join the organ alton
large quaA.es Of ars kept coming, until thol sand
abundant aasauuon znd infantry accoutrernents ere
gathered TO the rooms Of the Committee regular s g
ten, OF military discipline vase Established, strong guare
were mounted -rd the whole force divided nto ten regi
men.sa compcs@f OF the best men in the city. strong
6reas.work OF SAID bags built in the night time in
front y The Com large bell was suspended
on the roo Of their buildings IA give instant alarm the
approach Of danger and several pieces Of cannon
planted on roofs SO as TO command each rcet
leading to the fortGca.ien.
While rsese iormdssle preparations were going for
ward, the 0oytrnors c'Scers and tie public isfras
favor annhlang the committee abored eyressiy.
to obtain wsrfiofs, and succeeded in securing raygp
few hundred additional 70 the fierce desperadoes who
nocked around the tuton the Yecutiye,s inn
medately on the appearance Of his proclamation
The Governor was now made to believe, by lss un-
prncpled advisers that he could suppress the
nsurrecton." Accordingly, he went 70 Bencsa to
obtain ana the various projec,cs from the
United States A-enal but Gen Wool positively refused
to accommodate his Exccllency," his great annoy
ance and chagrr.i.
Francisco, but MOI hembers of the Vigilance Committee
waited on the Governor to endeayor TO indce him to
withdraw his proc aanation This he would not do, and
in his reception OF He committee forgot that geneany
department Is as crd!able to the public officer to the
private citizen. He returned to Sacramento
much incensed ~ General Wool and cor-inced
of the mysterious fact that mobn had
possession Of six thousand stand of and
thirty pieces Of cannon, which they had obtained with
out boodshed, disturbsnce objection the part Of
the owners
On the 9Th inst. deemed best by the Vigilance
Committee to dispose Of their stock Of ceture nfany
consisting Of six pooricrs individuals. anishment
the sentence, and the crlprs marched to the dock
and shipped TO other lands. tv
On the 9th inst the Vigilance Committee issued an ad
dress 10 the people Of the State.
Since the FIRST shipmen, Of rogaes the Committee have
Instructed John Crowe J. w Bagley, James Hennesey,
William Hamilton, William, as Jack Mcguire, James
Oasck Terrence Kelley and John Lawler, 10 leave the
State OF California never to return, bscre the 18th
OF June They must go,
Several additional arrests hare been made and before
the work OF the committee is completed the exports
OF snavery will have far surpassed the imports
A, noon on the 18th, an immense mass me citing
held Of the friends Of the ygiiasce Committee at which
Bale Payton presided. Able addresses were delivered
and resoiutiors adopted.
The Vigilance Committee have published their consttu
ton, and ii will be found in another column.
The government forces have, rs yet made hostile
movement, though they have gone into near this
city.
Business dull and the city never quiet and
orderly.