New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30

"Od Uncle Y. ""Ned n -Gov.D, me u'I',
kut Nee - Who wss eh.esd like .,hesen oceI
Klsmsb 10 Santa Baibgs by TIE Viss.n.e 1.saj
Le AZ aiDt' vbsu tue bal 81 iedrtt~os 800,
by a Grstd July Of San frsSc'seo iT o@nx -, az
s.r, tore the feet TO the murder % Jsnes Mug W.
William, O. d wss punusd by the she.in u,s sn;.
RET vi tie OAK suo ost h,Is OF S,1thern :" -.
Who a. sccnssd Of ballot b11 staining an' u -, N
poiiilc,l eisl and moral sns 10 The esisnd - IN
site nptiIp 10 destI The life OF aFfehcb "on' -,
,erp.ro and then sylrtpg her away 81 tnss .ne 80
rot testify seaiI-t bim-Jddgs Ned hc'io. e-' 80
rsDcitg celsta'e 10 al pohscsi gain III :, " n.
FIsI ,isco sbd California oemOc1sey, sod onS
Presicepis of il douhs -hesced State Inv
iors hid in 1853, Is in Sacramento. He arr gen
b.re CD the lat rs'., cire C: from Santa Bi
bic lGrg lime bldrg place, wa Inisre r,h.y -
81 ckn D. II giving vide berth TO $40 r. 49,
He ssys be csme 10 give hinsef mp TO Ibe aa'eof e.
lie init NOS bowtver, TO apply to the Legsisure VI
The pssssge Of bill granting him cnsnge Of
be ass, rte be csrpot have fair psI IN Ss9
eisco. Such bLl has been Introduced sna gu P'y
tsby p.ts. He ssys be has been hiding Ia iDe a
hi re 81 be several Dairc esc spes " oiIs
arrested both 10 Ssp FTaDci.co aud Santa bsi IN
tie later place, Yhh the officers OF the NghHIoc
G. mi and The Sher ifs pos'e were s@sFcoWs w.
pm be wss rolled up in lot OF osd csroeune a ~
thrown ont of secoDo. story window, where No ry y"
opportunity OF escape offered. He is sase here o1i ne
ir wse 10 keeping away from San Francisco ~ -
Deitber tesby bor as Jolly now q. when 10 yon
setIe he and RUDE Melony, Juige Alexsodef wen:
GtGYge and Jfnn McOOuRnlp 81
IL The Magnolia dr. aking strong wine, al my *
nsde successfol move in State Convention Of III
psry, ano Dragging Of the fnssse with when they
psyed III. political cardsor Ned honest ins4nuyu
a. that be acsLowie1ges, nay, even bSasts Oh LIS
ability in political cbicsne.
There rag an election ned in SsR tfanciso weSA
sipce TO fl the vacancy the State Se6ate occfioned
by the r.sispstion of Frank Slford, gone East Iae
Vigii,1ts supported Mr. Woodworth; the Democracy
supported Mr. Jones and the Republicans Mr. Ifact.
V'paI CO end ehri viz lance the question. Woon-
~mif the Visilabte received over 600 votes-nore
thdn ooutle the number OF his op2cnents-aad was
ekc'ed.
bar of hoTe and other thieves which Of late In
tst.d the southern portion of the State, have to tue
extnt Of II A. been captured by the popalsce aud
hung without the firm of Law. All the papers
even the law and order papers-aQprove OF IL
BusiIess ives never before 60 stsgnans in Callirna
a. during II past Fall and almost until nov WAntof
rain lie The cause. Failures and applications Tor the
bepet Of the il solvent act have been among our mos;
C, mmon oocurrencss. Matters are now looking up.
The raip 60 fer THE season has been ample. Within
The psst tvo weeks nearly much water fell as during
The whole of last Winter.
Thus far we have had during this season, 9.4lS
inches of rain and durpg the present and two follow
jpp uonfhs may have nearly a. mucn more. In March,
April and Nay of 1853 hsd twelve inches OF ram,
Al d in the same month of 1855 We had ten inches.
But even with the rain we have had, the grain and
etld haIvests should be abundant.
Wheat is now at high fgure-from VI to cents
per pound. There is DOW much speculation In vhest
snd flor. Holders Assert TIA: there is not enough In
tie State to supply the demand until the new crop, and
that either OregOo Chill can spare US any. They
doubtless exeggtrste.