New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

BY the arrival Of the Northern Light last even
ing, we have California dates TO the 9TH inst. No
event Of marked importance had occurred in the
Golden State. The Mormons in Carson Valley
we're selling their immovable property for whatever
they could get and going off to join Brigham
Young. Nearly a thousand were ready TO depart.
Ex.Treasurer Bates had been tired for embezzhng
the public funds but the Jury did not agree and ne
ia to be tried again. Petitions circulated for sig
natures in some parts of the State asking for the
enactment Of Sunday law. The miners are be-
coming greatly dissatisfied at the presence of
Chiasmen. Those in the neighborhood of San
Audreas. Calsveras Comfy, lately met together
and passed resolutions that after six months no
Chinsmsn should be allowed to work i'll that neigh.
borhood, either "a holder of claim or employee
Of another for wages There had been rains,
which fell Opportunely both for farmers and miners.
Business in San Francisco is generally considered
looking up. A healthy tone peryades al classes.
In the neghbOrhood of Coloms, some grape vines
base produced this year three crops OF grapes;
snd some pear trees three crops of pears. The
Stamp act has 30 far operated very well. The total
issues Of stamps has amounted to $l0l, l04 90.
The sales have lately fallen off, owing to the fact
that bankers generally send coin to the East instead
Of Exchange. The revenue from this source it ia
supposed will average 500, 900 per annum. The
usual number of murders and violent crimes
have been prepetrated in various parts Of the State
There had been some small fires in San Fran
cisco. Two judicial decisions had created some
talk: one that there is no law preventing women
from wearing mems attire, and another, that rondo
is gambling game, and therefore Illegal The
banking house of Joseph c. Palmer was closed by
attachment. The news that Brigham Young had
declared war created much excitement, aud any
number Of men were ready to volunteer for the
, Government. Owing to the commencement OF
rome Litigation between the City Of San Francisco
aud the Board Of Funded Debt Commissioners, it
has been determined for the present to pay the n-
terest on the San Francisco Bonds at the office Of
The City Treasurer, instead Of sending the money
to New-York, as heretofore for this purpose.
Judge Hager has made decree in the Adams a.
20. case ordering that $4,000 in the hands of
Tie reoeiser, be distributed among the creditors,
and that the receiver proceed at once to settle up
the estase. This decree has been appealed from
by the first attaching creditors.
There IL nothing later from Oregon From the
Sandwich Islands our dates are to the 9Th ult. The
Honolulu papers say that the arrival Of whalers at
that port had been larger this year than last, owing
to the large number of vessels cruising in the Ko-
disck and Bristol Bay grounds. On the 9Th of No
vcnber there were in Honolulu sixty -four vessels,
OF which fifty were whalers. The number of ar.
rivals st al tho ports in the Sandwich Islands had
been one hundred and the average for this seasons
0a'cs Is e.s;ns.ed steght hundred aud City barrels.