The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16

member OF this association Tor one year.
The annual subscription shall ente each member TO
one copy Of the official j,uSnsl for one year
That the President and Executive Committee, acting
rzed to dsburse Of the fund thus accumulated sufficient
amount 70 the publication In the official journal OF
series Of articles upon the various processe, OF reducing
and amalgumairg the ores Of quartz In use aud sp-
proved this State and In other gold producing countries
The amount 80 paid shall DO dcressonary with The pres
dent and EIt cuve Committeeman exceeding the amount
received by the organization.
g. The President and Executive Committee shall be Au-
o a1 o ~ OF s
son they may deem nt, and shall submit either 70 tue
convention OF the association or through the official
annual report LOf their proceedings, receipts and dis
o Tbs President and Executive Committee shall be Al.
horzed TO appoint officer Of the association from among
The mt ,es 10 BIO knomu Register OF the associa
tcn whose duty eha be to ,eive specimens AMI DC
scrptiEns of leads in which any member may be interest
and to reoort the with such general comment ~ he
may deem interesting and useful to the Corresponding 30
10 The President and Executive Committee shall be
empowered to call n Convention OF the Association, to
assemble at Sacramento in tho mouth OF June ann aaly
H. For The next ensuing year the editor OF the ooa
journal shall be the correspon ling secretary OF this asso
citation.
After good deal OF discussion and the proposal OF
sAMuK PoRDY moved that this convention adjourn sine
die up which divillon was called ayes Ia, nays Is
so the convention adjourned sine die.
FORMAL ORGANIZATION OF THE SOCIETY.
convention ADJOURNED L.
Russ called those pr ORDER BY moving that Samuel
Pufdy take the chair. Carried.
On motion Of p Russ Peter Nougues acted as Score
tary.
p HAMMOND moved that those per present favor
able to the revolutions adopted in Convention be requested
to sign the and that those who we're not favorable be
The motion prevailed and those who desired to Join the
Association came forward and subscribed their na mes in
o book prepared for the purpose
Coz. Purdy was unanimously elected president, and
VIM. Ever corresponding secretary
The folio wing gentlemen were then elected members or
the Executive Commute e:-H. P. Russ, of Sacramento;
Gen. (adwaader, OF Caaveras; Fiournoy Johnson OF
Butte; VIM Jones Of ATaa0r j Weey, o, r. DO
Thos. Moreland, Of Placer
s. DIrm moved to reconsider the ninth resolution,
which 'on was carried and on motion, the resolution
expnDged
DIRII offered resolution that a register aud cura
tor Of the association be appointed by the association for
one year.
Ts resolution was adopted and q. p. Russ unanimous
y elected to I'LL the Office.
in response TO inquiry from OF the members, p
Russ stated thai hs Office loo aied Ia Sacramento county,
opposite Folsom, at place which he had been honored oy
having named afer him-Rutsyie. he state that he
bas there large Office in which the specimens could
kept exho TO the satisfaction of all He explained
the plan on which he proposed to keep his books and
always find somethn 10 eat good bed and clean shirt
(Appaase)
j. W. sriK1Y offered the following resolution, which was
Resolved Tha, any county in this State not presented
by executive member this association, shall be
fed TO membership by enrolling the name Of its choice
with the Corresponding Secretary.
p. HAMMOND moved that the President, Register and
Corresponding Secretary or the Asso citation be ed
to prepare for publication In the official journal, at an
carly cay address to the quartz miuer' of tue State
assembled and what are the future objects Of the assoca
ton Adopted.
HowAsD moved that the roll be Called and that each
member DO ,equested to come forward and the I've
dollars subscribed Cared, s,d money lid In
JAs WALSH moved that sn Invitation he extended 70
Adopted.
HIP Rrss moved that sh member OF the Executive
Committee be authorized TO receive subsc ptons for the
JOS Nouorrs crercd resolution Of thanks to Judge
Walsh for the able manner In which he had presided
The resoution was adopted and briefly responded to BY
Judge Walsh, who Unclaimed the credit which had been
Mr. WATT wished to know how the expenses Of The Con.
yenon were TO be paid BE did not think It proper that
ed TO dcfray the expenses Of the Convenuoa.
H. p Rr said the pcnses OF tho Convention amount
The mem scrs Of sbe association came for xsrd and cub
scrbed each SIS 10 deray the exponses S5
Before the adjournment highly interesting discussion
Noee, In which the whole subject or quartz mining
vcloped.
After raising the money dcfray expenses tho Con.
venton adjourned nine die.
The Sandwich Islands.
We have further news from the sandwich Islands, dated
at Honolulu on 2Sh Of June
Hon EIshs H. Allen, Minister Of Finance was appointed
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court pla,e of Chief Jus
Ice Lee. deceased
the C6san,csai Advertiser OF June observes-rhc nrss
railroad constructed In the kingdom bah and put into
operation May e. Though q. present only o couple OF
hundred feet in ergth, viii not DO long before will be
extended TO the old fort
COURT SCANDAL AT HOToLULU-MR- MorsARRAT,
LovKR OF The PRNcEss-HIs EXPULSION BIZ rHH
KING.
From the Honolulu Advertiser, Nay 2sl
ve xCr N e1t urark tha raaa AZ Mr. Mon.
sarrst bad 'akea no definite turn.
On Wednesday, May 20, Mr., kon'srra, was given to
understand that he would be allowed 10 remain Homo.
lulu long enough 10 sete his Affairs aud would for
that purroso be granted hs liberty parole which how
was most espc uy sought by his personal friends being
thus det aed by himself II became ary for his
Majesty TO sentence him which done at Two o'clock
on Thursday morning There were but two copies OF the
sentence OF which given 10 Mr. NJ and the other
kept record was very brief and simply sentenced
be prisoner TO perpetual bsnshmen net to return TO this
Al half pat three O'Clock, Thursday morning. Mr. koa
,arrsi vas conducted by the Marshal and sheriff q
guard OF forty soliicrs the steamer which had her
steam up and read, for On leaving the palace, Mr.
told tina, resistance HE part would be Of use
and n any siemp, TO escape made, he would haze
70 DO treated n . culprit He assured those having
charge OF him that he had idea of resisting and would
yielafo she superior force placed him
The steamer, which had been armed with twenty four
cupdsr and guard Of fifteen soldiers, proceeded 10 the
roadstead 10 await the sarg Of tho Yankee The
board shoiied, and orders had given ~ sp
preach the Ysbkec ard order her 10 heave TO- this
der Wa not obeyed shot W be fret her
bows; and ibis did NOT fetch her 10, another snst
be fred nj her hull Captain Smith, however had boon
ndvited not TO make any rosstance out comply si'h
whaever demands might be made him by the govern.
mcnt
Osins 70 tho wan, Of wind the steamer WAS obliged 10
into the harbor and toN the Yankee out, during
which Mr. Monsarrat left In the Kings large boat 10
charge Of the Marshal and sheriff Tue bark saei about
NOON and reaching the outer buoy the boat having Mr.
n pulled alongside and he stepped on board. On entering
The cabin ho protested In presence OF Co tan smith and
the agent Mr. Mitchell, against being expelled from the
kingdom by superior force which he could not resist He
entirely exopcratcd Captain Smith and the Of the
vessel from ell OF future liability. He said, ho~.
that he shond not his passage over vhereupon
Mr. Parke paid the captain $50 for his passage
We learn that bis Majesty sent off one hundred dollars
10 be given TO Mr. Monsar as tina, he might not he
was sent on without mis- he declined however.
In the cabin Mr. appeared quito overcome, especially
when bis friends left him and returned 10 port
Thus hiss ended 81 least for the present, this most
fortunate AFFAIR -
DECREE OF BANfsHMTNT.
We Eanehamehs FOURTH by the Of 1od King u the