New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

Ile Dcrnc.rnt. tsve s,eeteA their en.re sac tfAef
by large p6eyity-she vote being nearly pes s'i,e
az hr2e "a ile4 of tbe Repu6fcsns Shd Auefca1s
united. fhese two last tickets have resr,y en- eq5h
number of votes hs. as sea'a f'onI. j. b. W9hsf
- ~ Democratic Governor elect. There nsaeoyE
sfy majority in favor of paying The state ee ot 10
Ban FraDciaeo The PeopIs party-whitb syinps'th.eA
with the Vigilance COMMITTEE victon7us over 'es
Democrats by 1880 majority. Ihe e'e'neh p's70'
Off veiy quietly.
On Thnnday, the ooh, the mail steamer sonoIs,,
Commander Whltirg, sailed for Paosns With smAl
number Of passenoers among whom were se'e'a oi
orr prominept citizens. The steamer Caried sNeS
ose h1Ddied and two mail bags, containing, beside
D.wspsp4rs, hiriy-eisht thOu.and etten treasure,
81, ,J9j 497 l3.
On FRIDAY. The 2lst, daring attempt was made ~
hill Manuel Cas;ai.sree, the most important wlthess "a
the LmaLtour case a, bis room in the Uncn Hosel az
the dead hour Of night & msB named Fields hss
since stated TO the Chief Of Police that be eau prove
Ca,tsnsres performed the set himself The Chiefh8s
offered Iewud Of 5000 for the arrest Of the
attempted assassin.
man named Christian Conroy Was garroted 10 this
city, about midnight Of the I'D, and robbed Of
$l37 50. No clue has ye. been obtained 10 the
garroteis.
Samuel Loiing, an old and much respected citizen
sr late CT the firm Of Fisk 4 Loring, buried On
Sunday Lest. His remains followed 10 the grave
by an immspse concourse Of people comprisng the
Fire Department, Masonic, Odd Fellows, Military and
other societies.
The County Assessor list of assessments on
Chinese merchants Of this city amounts TO $!4j 000
Monday last was apportioned to the Chiaese, by tae
Board Of Equalization, to hear complain.s when the
list after reduction being made upon oath Of thoee
named, amounted to but $4l 900.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAS PASSENGERS.
The San Francisco papers in noticing the departure
Of the SorOra mer ton that she took small number Of
passengers including several prominent citizens. AZ
We have stated elsewhere list Of the passengers in
the Central America has been brought by this arrival
except of those who took the steamer at Aspinwal.
This ia az follows:
JN Thorne, Nv Efcsrda, Mr.. Segune, n. NJ.
Trate, II. Ayula, +. NJ T. Smith, VIM. Graftus, Csp'.
w. G Dyer Odolfo Olayer aud brother lad II years
Of age) A. Richcn; Charles Taylor, mate, in the n
ploy Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company; c..
hcCarty engineer in the employ of tae Pacific Mail
Steamship Company; }. Sillsmer.
sECOsD CLASS.
W. Watson and son, Otis barlow, James Neil,
Mr.. Offers, c. ". Griffith, VIM. Osborne, Thomas
Maloney, Frank Carpenter, VIM, Hennel Wm.
Plsss, a. Amour, I. j. Morris, F. Griffith.
The AsptsuoH Courier has the following notice Of
the departure of the Central America from that port
1.-The United States Mail steamship Central Amer
ica left for New-York, via Havana, Yesterday at T.
D. H. with AS passengers and 81 PIP 89 43 in specie
Amorg her passengers were Nj. 5. de la Cova OF the
late firm OF COva & Co, in Panama, on his way to
Havana, anu Dr ROBOT IL nOOfe, SWRcoI-lh' Cu'oi
to the Panama Railroad Company who proceeds Oh
visit TO his home, via New. Orleans. Dr. Moore has
been engaged for the past three years in the service
of the Par anna Railroad Company as Pbysician and
Surgeon, and has enjoyed the uninterrupted esteem
and confidence Of ali who had known him, either in
his private or professional capacity. His sterling In
tegity, high sense Of honor and unaffected courtesy
as well the zeal and ability with which he has dis
charged the duties of his responsible Office, have
gained him many and sincere friends"
The following is the list of treasure shipped by the