The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

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svOy occupation did not hesitate 70 say the sct Of 6rng
Nv, for which KING should suffer punishment It looks
~ one who has assumed however incorstenty ana I'M
varansaby, 70 condemn all such violations q the rus
~ govern civilized society," 10 be one Of the nrsa HIM
Do6 70 . criminal charge OF this character. u
as demonstrates the little bold be has the puocor
hs was body taken from the citizens Of the place ana
hnO movement; and yet, Notwithstanding all nus
70 prevent an indictment, he Is obliged 70 s'ano Do
~ The court 70 answer q serious criminal charge
An attempt has been made 70 muggle through me legs
h9e one Of the most Objectionable bills relating 70 tns
ner Of summoning jurors 70 serve IN ths county uAs
ssDd possibly be concocted. provided 70 place m the
As Of the supervisors twelve IN number the sole power
Ss~sr Of few mem tn. he entire control d judicial
Dery Of the county Its nagit,ous character was dis
v@ed time enough TO pFsven. VS. fy roSshs oscS
3 ne Legislature, from whore will not emerge
apam in It's present shape In this city, where disputed
Sv person Is more or less interested other of
en- the grea. danger g. having packed ars 70 suit the
~ fair thnfins men there IS but one opinion d the
vpu6g that ives attempted b be pevps5ated. ~ ri
ssSse has , SsSss .s y sss sw wsss =
q nes ths disgrace and bose Of California No greater
~ could exist than an unpsinepled and wicked press,
ssAoe ths city may be uuthf0ly said newspaper S'
Srated ito ~ shame be nsnoned that daily
0eBee every principle Of deesncy and common Justice
%sd in printing are 70 Be- subject to execution for a.
es under execution. The action 10 BIO brought s ia the
pewe Of public prosecution, and any one else besides
- party injured u at liberty to institute IT, The press
- commented freely the measure, and has received,
N very few exceptions, their approval
SAW FRANusco, March q, 1857.
Asasms b a< Golden 0Ste-Psssaee Of ne Aa for ne Can
ossson Of tie ssass hsdeasesr<s-I Firing IF Dr. Soaa's
C3reA BY an hsoerdiary, &C., Il.
Ae steamship Golden Gete for Panama, with the east
~ nnaiR struck on reef opposite Fort Point at the
nanoe 70 The harbor when leaving this port the Goth
huAna She s advertised 10 sail again this Sunday
evening ct ave O'Clock, after undergoing the necessary
srs st Benicia WHITTIER she proceeded after disembark,
- her passengers. The extent Of her injury Is not known
- few board that anything had happened
snl they found the vessel heading for San Francisco
- accident occurred in consequence Of the Captain In
slns to crafty COL Dc Russey, U. g. A., who was eay
- for New York by giving him opportunity Of taking
nsar parting look ct the FORT the construction Of which
- had supern.ended and which also to fire salute
= ks honor Getting too close 70 the shore the Golden
ue unfortunately struck ledge Of rocks and in this wise
- accident occurred.
An aet providing for the call Of Constitutional COnven-
~ has passed both branches Of the Legislature and
Dhapa the most important measure that has as yet been
1ssseht before the public. Among the press there
. strong opposition 70 tho scheme, and even now II
ssnded the bin has no force By reason Of Do receiving
~ whenever the legislature by two thirds VOTE think
necessary revise that instrument the people can elect
Aaeeaes TO convention for that purpose. In the Assem-
~ Ne number in It's favor was more than thirds Of
- body but In the Senate which consists q thirty three
only ~ ,s yesea u ns sns nIoSs
(aifed 10 have twothrds vote OF the entire number
cted; but II Is SUFFICIENT Il only the same proportions Of
- members present the intention Of the trainers Of
~ constitution This question looks was likely To
secession trouble hereafter One portion Of the people would
zegard he action Of the Convention, and Of course set
4 new
voad be resolved 70 enforce s provtsions majority
- Ne nhab,ants may be regarded the latter class and
= not a. an poesibie The srbuament Of the supreme
ObEr would be recognised In the difncuhy The principal
tec Of the movers In the Convention scbeme 70 have
u tribunal abolished ct present constituted, and OF
yse theV would not be disposed 70 submit 70 B DEGREES
p NE subject rs psrsscs out Of the STATE, particularly
0es holding evidences Of ohlonAs M SIn vs. us
svemen, TO alter the cons.,intep OF me highest mIor
Snase Two,hrds Of the Iegslatus. nave kpogn thep-
selves In favor OF H. and there doubt that o cntso
osston Of Reputation intended to be transferred 70
e Convention and further action 10 DO taken by them
- the matter The great objection 70 this resolution ",
- posspones the time for taking the sense Of the po
- The assumption OF the debt for two years longer
hAn would require In the event OF tho legislature pre-
ns bill at It's present session. 70 be submitted 81 The
nsxt fan election Fears expressed that The people
Wsn vote for reputation, and In some quarters s stated
pstjca party Is Of formation which VIII sdvo
ss his policy The denocratc party strongly pledged
he Legislature by passing the act TO submit the qucs
Onn The people OF calling Convention TO revise the con
uon virtually declare their unwllngnes ~ act IN tho
Dsser Of the state debt themselves. Is very uufor,u
un1e they should have manifested such sennnents and
Ne most injurious results may be anticipated No dcr
nAuon OF the question Of assuming or renouncing the
Aeb by the people under the working Of the Convention
scheme be reached before 1859 In tho meantime tho
s3ylhzed world viii place California on the black list OF re-
pufng states and will hesitate 10 s,gnatze her az
such The people becoming habused 10 these terms oi
sssh and s s am S 70 pposSoac Had
~ Legislature acted the unanimous RECOMMENDATION
C Nc press draw up act themselves for the purpose
of dccdng the question by tho vote OF the people next
Nh there can DO no doubt tho debt would Do NJ
suused by immense maJoriy but letting v 10 over
SoS two years NJ indicated BY the Convention scheme
mt passed " rather ,rifing with the subect, or else
Duyrssey projecting the rejection OF The indebfdn.ss
On DE oath instant the plan NJ originally propcsea oy te
La9S OF submitting 10 the people next fall, will be
DrOn1ht up according 70 notice generally undersod
a The same vote that carried the Convention bill will do,
- The measure on the ground that the CONSTITUTIONAL
onnventop is proper place for The discussion q the
nae Indebtedness and what The proper course 10 pursue
IN connection With suemisung The mater 70 the g.ops,
pepweeent numerous Interests Some are anxious " re-
esnse The right OF squaers on lands, and as an essential
Dsns o doing 10 vote The supreme Court out o. on
ence by reaon IL several decisions rendered adverse 70
ubsr assumed rights. Then no small number cSTec
- souer part While Others DESTROYS TO have new
aaces created, with the hopQ that they may succeed
n getting some means Of living At The pubic sspnss
u,e ssais debt fall, would be by determination Of
M people whether the vote 81 twenty one in The senss
s.ah tvothrds OF The members present, yet wanting
- ~ ,bs entire body u SUFFICIENT 10 comply with tho
cnustnuon. "a found 70 be Insufficient, and 70 De
cde by The Supreme tourt before me " VIC
f~Nature then the later branch Of the government
r be forced the duty Of submitting the necessary
~ " The people occurs Otherwise Is 10 be regret
~, epdanserng the iAr name !" ms Ss's sna 'oe PIT
Gus who bold Us bonds
me Rev Doctor SCOTS church discovered on Gre
- evepnss since II the work a an iucerdIary, and
$3.50 sue doubt of the malignant and dssardy feelings
q ne wretch who guilty OF he sacrilcge. Doctor
Assa he clergyman PresoyerAn) who last year wro.s
ev disanoying Of the outrages Of the Vigilance Com
$3.50 and spoe then be has been at different tines grossly
Sunbed He was hung In egy In front OF hs ovn church
ne sAbbath day and attempt s made 20 destroy
~ Are mere are few better ministers Of The Gcrrci In
- Gnon As a Of profound learning and great elo-
1901 he s DO, exceled But IN San Francisco The Ap
pnui would b. treated lndeoenty and abuse head on
- had by portion Of the people he did s@ ~ud and
s6vocate tbe principles q The Committee
m IaAswm nys 90 sorys ~ ooSrvrss--As Tho
"A session Of The Southern Commercial Convention,
Gambler Of learned belonging 70 the Southern States
~rs Designated who requested 70 take The mater
- uheru school bcss into ccusderscn, and seect am