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Two WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


Extraordinary Quick Trip-SI, ,4O3, $40 IN
Treasure-IntsrestlnK ItenAs-FAnancial A.
fairs-The Markets, &C., &c.
The United States mail steamship Noses Taylor, John
MCGOWAN commanding, arrived at her dock carly yes
terday morning from Aspnwa, which port she left at
p. N. on the 18th inst
She brings the California malls, passengers and specie
which eft San Francisco the 9Th inst In the steamship
Golden Age The latter vessel made the passage - Pana
in twelve days, and the trip between San Francisco
and New York has thus been performed in twenty days
and fourteen hours being the quickest passage made
BY the Panama route.
The Noses Taylor bruugh. about two hundred passen
gers and 81 ,4n8 $40 In specie. So
The steamship st. Louis, Capt Hudson, from Aspinwan
the night Of the 18th inst, arrived last night after
passage OF eight days Her dates the same those
q the Moses Taylor.
The steamship Granada left Aspnwan with the mails
and passengers for New Orleans st p NJ the 18TH
and the St Louis would sail tho evening for New
York
folLouino tha thu Moaos
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

Reception OF Gen. Lamar BY tho Nscaraguan
Government--The Yrisaxra Treaty Not
Likely TO bs william Carey Jonss
takes Leave Of the Pre.la< nt-L0ss ~ tho
San Carlos sSteamer-Advices from the Oshsr
Republics.
The steamship Columbus, J. NJ Dow, commander, from
San Jose de Guatemala and ports arrived 1t
Panama on the 9Th inst, At seven o'clock.
Among the passengers by the Columbus were w. Carey
JONES' ESQ., his way to the United sA.ss from special
mission 70 Central America Cos ausw'ne and Mr. Gum,
from the Honduras Railroad survey also bound home,
having completed the necessary surveys. They came in
the st. Louis, which arrived here last night
The dates San Jose do Guatemala lsth San Saliva
dor 2oh San Jose Costa Rca) 27th and Managua Nica
ragua) 9th OF February
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"
Flour and all kinds OF grain MAINTAIN about former suo
taons and fair amount Of business dong The receipts
of -four ard wheat from the country continued 10 show
heavy falling OF compared with the oorrespou ling period
last year thus going n show, when the present high
prices are considered that farmers have already market
"a nearly all Of last season crop. The stock dminshes
very pewy the high prices ruling causing retailers and
bekorr N huy only for daily wsnts
FiorR There were sales about week since Of some
1000 pbs Oregon M st 80 tt5, comprising all the stock
OF that description offering s that time upon the market
Some 800 bbs in -four and wheat have since arrived,
which UNFOLD. OF domestic ve are coenizsn on no
round parcels changing hands the obsnr trade has been
steady range Of SIS 80 70 $40 for good Oregon o extra
domestic In Hasa nothing done but obbng sales.
WHEAT.-Iho quotations have not varied from sc. 70
SIC through the iornght AZ the close parcels Of
good milling were sold st SIC.
CoRN.-rhcre has been q marked sivance-some 700
bags MEXICAN roaz!ng &C.
BARIEY.-The den and from the country has been
tes and pretty srse A. tmes bit towards The close the
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FRANCE.


sad that Petri will Geese 70 be Prefect OF Pobce
af<r the execuo on OF O,sini and his accompioes ami
tha. his successor WI, soASiy oe , genera 0mcer
appeal OF and his acoompoes 70 the Court Of Cas-
sation that day rejected
ne Monite,r Of the nth inst says that the Gath Nh,
arrests were IN various parts OF France, which de-
feaed culpable protests, and led to che discovery and
Sonsssos e arrests however have been
they limited 20 fifty principal rinsleaders at Paris,
twenty Lyo. twelve at Aarselss and four
gathering took place in Paris the night Of the 6h Of
March, but firm and vigsnt caused 10 prove
aboYtive, and led 10 twenty new arrests.
Tho konitcw states that at Chalons on the 9th inst
forty men surprised small post Of Infantry They then
mpted get possession Of the railroad station crying
"vive la Repubique" Driven back, they occupied the
head Of the bridge 20 interrupt communication with the
barracks. The officers, Who hveiu the town, cut their
Ssy The ss1 the
The ARRAY which took place At Cnaons was indisputaby
part Of the plan Of systsmatic agitation
The Pdtre gives further details Of the revolutionary a.
tempt 9: haons, showing that the mob took the infantry
post by surprise and seized nearly all the arms. The
detachment, and many arrests wers made. ~.
The three per cents sosed on Friday At eef 4oc.
o a' 0 d s1s
5000 900 IN the country branches.
SWITZERLAND.
Tho despatch from France 70 the Swiss government n
regard refugees Published The removal from the
frontiers Of Switzerland Of Italian and other quest unable
the Swiss government Is told that II they refuse they will
incur grave responsibility, and win have 10 attribute 70
themselves the consequences which may be eutaled
SPAIN.
The from Spain is Of little interest The Senate
had again rejected pareros request 70 be dsencumber
ed Of his rank az Spanish Senator
Madrid despatch says that Zaoaga the Provisional
President Of Mexico, well disposed 70 settle the differ
with Spain
The statement tha: General concha was TO be removed
from Cuba has been contradicted on good authority
AUSTRIA.
Vienna despatch that excellent understanding
has already been established between the Derby Ministry
and the Aus,r ian government
RUSSIA.
central committee had been appointed at St Peters
burg examine all projects for the emancipation OF the
sers gent in by the provincial committees The commit
tee consists Of thirteen members and the Emperor Pre-
sdent.
Prince Gortschakon said TO have issued . memo-
rapdum the question Of the navigation Of the Danube
70 the French government and directly in opposition
to the vews Of Austria Russia agrees with England and
France TO the absolute right Of the Paris Conference 70
deal with the subject
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market shade fo~er and probably round io' would
cot realize above 81 b7k.
OArs Market has ruled pretty quiet until withiD afew
days, when there a better demand manifested; We
quote 1Hc &c. but the latter figure coud only be rea
hsed for email los of choice.
BEANs Very few parcels Of any note have changci
hands; in Eastern white and Chile Biyos pothi ,e vss
done. We quote California whte &C., and do large Bayos
4Ac.
PorAros The range o. prices for fair 10 choice from
kc 70 &c per H. 600 bbls Sandwich IslAnds sweet
KalAnn, sold At - 80 per 100 Ibs
RYn-A small parcel sold st &c.
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Important from vepexueIs.
REPORTED REVOLUTION AGAINST PREsrpEsT WOW AaAs.
TpRrvsrr CORRESPONDENCE

frRvarE CONSEQUENTLY
PsvArl, March II, 1888.
On nv arrival here found the news widely circulated
OF revolution In Caracas, IN behalf Of General Psez II
said that he people rose, rrocAnng him Paez), and
that Monagas besesed in the Plaza de San Pablo with
his personal guard, fighting for their lives.
81. THoxls, March 2, 1864.
The American brig s's ia ready sal with 1000 guns
on board she cleared for Porto Cabello
CARAcls, Feb 27, 1858.
We now in earnest ard TIE outbreak will commence
this month IN Valencia ard Porto Csbelo.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Barngs Circular quotes money very easy Bar silver,
6xd. quotatk ms nominal Dollars, 6s; Eagles, 76xd.
Ccpsols closed at 96h 9ok for money, and cox 96X
for account The bullion IN the Bank had increased
eos 900 since last report.
AhEnfCAN 69CURmna
Barring Brothers report American stocks dull and prices
tending downward with the exception OF Erie Railroad
securities, of which shares quoted at n %, and
bonds of 1853 at II 70.
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SAN SALVADOR
gan Salvador tFeb. ~ Cosrespoodenos Of PAaAne

Herald
Since my last two f 10 white clouds hAvo gathered 10
on the potos hor,o n saIy.hoy ana Mar ,n. .ns,~s
Of conversation at thu Of the sests e Cabil
dos and IN the little sanc.ums Of the merchants me arst
was mysterious attempt Of three hundred ndivdu
Ala 70 posSss Themselves of tho Cabdo of
the second, ana apparently The ssr,ocs, seoond
rumor invasion from tae United saaasa
Tho Gan Miguel affair ended a. 4 oeesn iu sncAe ana
although tho perpetr az tho outrage are al vel
known 70 the respectable authorities OF San Miguel yet
s often the similar crcumstan ces thls pecuhaYiy
dangerous and serious attack upon the military of the city
mentioned In the Governors despatch altempt
made by usos csd~tos h0bves posedos Dc licv q certain
number Of people possessed by qs0r) 70 take possession
Of the arms.
The threatened invasion from the north Affects The me-
dtAtve portion OF the community more seriously They
have that the President Of he United States has Used
every effort to check any infringement Of tho neutrality
laws, but that his well Intended and proper Efforts
to check these awoss expedition, have been frustrated
by combinations organized throughout the Untet
sua oonsn%g oonssg speculsors Iuned gsmSs,s, 70 .
inhabitants Of the United States who, although
they may not have any particularly settled and
defined state OF abode, may s influence government 70
the extent Of . VOTE and by this frusae
intentions Of the most honest minded and most comps
Don Miguel Santp del Castillo, the President Of te
republic, and Don Joaquin Eufraso Vice President
were mauguraed on The 7'h inst Sr Don Ignaco Conner
continues in the ministry, and better could DO
found IN Central America Educated in New Yort,
and having travelled in several parts OF Europe,
he has bad An opportunity Of not only acquiring
languages, bu. what Of serious mpor. In mnster
knows the world he appreciates enterprise and improve
ment and while he Is plotting his country through tho
intrcacies and the rocks and shoals Of foreign
affairs, the resident foreigners believe tha. no VIII
net lore sight Of home !mprovements We went good
roads, want bridges, and shah want al Ways.
Within the department OF San Vicente in ths republic,
two mines Zone Of gold and tie other Of sver have been
discovered.
The former WA found on tho nac,spda of Gu.joyo and
denounced hy Don Fernando Roiriguex the osner.
The other OF silver found the hacSenaA called
traDcsoo and denounced by hon Francisco Bugos, who
NJ also the owner.
In respect IN tho market all products still continue
very high Sugar selling at $40 per quintAl hide, from
$11 10 Sl2 at Acsua In fact, every article ;cssvey
and ridicuously high.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.


We have New Granada sdvioes, dated q: Boscis en
Of February.
Congress met or the I'd on
IL the S@uate Senor rsnssl Jos4 Anaya elected
President RuHro Vega Fiot President, and " n. Mes
ns Secretary.
In the House of Reu-.senaves 90 ,or Jcpe Maria ualo
Banoo elected President, S4por Manuel Jose coma
lez Vice President, aad Msnuei Pombo Secretary.
Senor BartoOme Cavo, Governor Of Panama, las been
elected Proctrad0r General of The nation By vote n
81 y3V2
Among other documents Is ne Presidents Message at
The orening OF Congress-, long document from vch
have only day % extract the portion rel.ive
the question between that country and thc United sates.
The offensive threats ieced against rovernman: Of the
Rspubc BY the C1mmssosers of hs lAst Amnstrion %
Witch Ss r @ e1e.. o Ss eooory srs.s = s srrs
TG o.cs % Ss,r n? .s.s nor are sy sIs.asi 2 ;. sI
have usoansd de-orlus nd friendly re.oos vhics
nnsas the dsasreet BILE qSssnoss ss,ans ROM s ssrlr
be eysg. IN Pnsma ., shs eh % Apr lass This gn,sn
law of the h cf Jvne s7 10 he sa,sori,y sisss
qasniy VII be preseny ,asmitssd o your sossdsrs,on
me olowDes The portion Of NE report o ne secre
ny of state for Forego Affairs that relates 10 NE que
iio,l between New Granad. and the United sA;es;-
1he president elect me Hon Mr BuchAnAn having assam
the shen the new sd~iasr.i.cn Nsw Grao.d. vas
orfanzei tbe serious timcohe. vhSs unor nn-e gese
.prious 40 n,6s bon rssne Ise s.-eSuvs psver Tar
IF t S ,s1 % s,sy Ss,ps,s SsSss
"a re s.sth n S2od soss sads & es.wesn S1 ..o rs
tusl sni Increasing erers 70 se. ~ Sc st n.uaie
NJ s ssS, ~ sS & s aSs, Sls and 9esn %
vhch New Ursnsds has adopted In AL her
shi-h might LEAD 20 the sqriuabls seeen. of
psndi d'f,uues Tbs vas rensersd easier since the
tescss saS assn s sSi he ss o l
80 open hrzsto1 c1nained In the av s;h Jups
s and whch the c0nci 1ory and n aoe feeng % sr
Buchsnan conrb iei great oe Who vaied until bs re.
sn - ne discussions oi eur rcprese aves hsn Assem-
bled, could be known
BY lint q The mos, ahorlus exertons ao,ouGt o Ne
nature of ne points = question agreement vas rFed
A. and signed on The 0h september last -hch VII beslo
med 20 The msvhers ~ Congress order hsi eey ey ie
executive power and ke also ino consdsrsnon ee
tons made hy the Minister state Waehnstn opPchne
the legislative which certain Sea oe prcduee
OF which destined the pressing and en-
which tho State OF ranas must incur N rcer 70 ee
cure the establishment Of sdm'nrraoon wh "a nay gsns
security and good In all respects in that mpor
portion of the territory vhsrs hose who
benefited by nerocean, route ought ~ remunerste In
some ersrt wav ssrvices rendered 70 the as far
he fasy oy human adars and he uoverty of View Ora
rada parma protecting them from hnse pers and annoy
aness that an Rnf vhah a-e tie ENura sd
insva5ls roreegls0.es 81 s an pese'crs, - - to
rssseurers AID te ,'.ous % wkch bese rld
.,ts
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
N~~><N~o~~N>~~~~~>~~OONSo~
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
NrOON0N~N~o~>~~0O>N~N~N|~~
The Restoration Of the Entente
COrdiale.
-~0~~~N1(~N0(sooN|<NoJNo
lew Trials Denied TO tho French
ConspiratOrs.
~o~~>~o~N>-O~~N~N|~r~N0(~
hsurreotionary Movements and Ar
rests in France.
>~~~o~>o.N<No~O~N-~~~~-N0-
DECLINE IN COTT o N.
,NNoNNo~ol>N(~>~O~<~O~
CONSOLE Sc 5-8 q 96 a.
10, &c, 10.
CoKsOLa Sc 5-8 q 96 IA,

rhe s.esmship Niagara, Captain wickman, which lef
liverpool about A X. on Saturday the f3th Inst, A.
sfved at Halifax .: A. n. yesterday.
NE Niagara reports March 13, passed the American
siss Rochester Isaac Webb and American Union bound
40 liverpool; 18th, off Arkow, exchanged signals with
hsee steamer; 18th, or Oa2e Clear exchanged signals
Win Q largo steamer, supposed To be the Africa
Satisfactory news from India had been received, bat
tAe despatch had not reached Liverpool when the Ma
VAya iedt
me steamship Fulton detained at Havre by low
vNaeY did sail until the night Of the uth instant
The Fulton took out but little news. It's main fea-
Sure vss 6 lengthy pamphlet issued in Paris, IN re-
eA<A 70 the refugee difficulty between France and
Aghpd II entitled {" LEh,pcyesr Napoleon iii.
q DAnsl<tere." and the Paris correspondent Of tbs
1,es says though the work Of eminent publcist,
member Of the Council Of State yet the inspiration has
bean derived from the highest The document
treats Of Napoeon's since he elected Preei
dent; refers IN glowing to the Anglo French al
nance results and the earnest desire OF the Emperor
r s continuance and then enters great length into
the refugee question and shows the DAGGER the French
government constantly running from the mschinasons
a the French refugees in London, winding up with an
Isd away by fa INFER and expressing hope
thak the alliance will firmly stand the trials which Is s
undergoing The manifesto regarded . State pa
per- and attracted general attention In France said
~ reverse was the case.
There p ospect Of pacific settlement Of the dis
V1Ses regard to ihe Duchee account Of the King Of
Denmarks illness.
fhe Niagara sailed from Halifax at II A. n. for Bos.
I'm. where she will be due Saturday night Wind sf
~ W., breeze, cloudy.
fhe screw steamship Indian, from Portland 9th ull,
arrived II Liverpool Al $50 A. NJ March L.
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NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

Movements OF Santa Anna-Eis Departure
for Mexico--Opening OF ConGress--R<marks
Of the President the Relations with tho
United states-MeasaSe OF the Fsrcign Ss-
erctary On the Same Subject.
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N n
which 175 COO bales -ere American.
10 tie hapch.ser market there but little inquiry,
and prices were weak.
LIVERPOOL BaEkDsTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs Richardson, spence Co quo:o -four very dull,
and almost urlaisaole quoatons ponlnsly as foIows-
Western Canal 2oz Cd 22s. Philadelphia and Bslti-
more, 22s 23s. Ohio, 24s. 2's. Wheat dull hut
stesdy, red, C. e. ID. White, "a. IL Sd. Corn
quiet but steady mixed and yellow ,3ss 81 36s. white,
3is 34s cd The Brokers' Circular says tha; has
advanced 1s q "a. 90 the week.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Rlchsrdsen, Spence n Co., Bgisnd, Athya Co, Nc
Henry Myers quote beef steady ard uachsagei price
Pork dull q sale Bacon heavy at slight decline nj
qualities lard quiet, small sales had beer made at sos
for best qualities Tslow had advanced slightly; butch
ers' s quoted at 6bs.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET
The Brokers Circular quotes rot ashes quiet Al 3oe
Pearls nrm at 3se Ala Sugar opened nrm, but under
isrge reoeips clcsed weak prices. Coffee nrm. Roe
buoyant With a good busipees dong in Vast Indian. Tea
QUIET Congou L. kd ~. 10 In other acscrptona the
former quotations barely maintained Rosn dull At
a.. Sd ~ 81 for common and c. Ice tor medium 70
fne Turpentre rpri.s, 4s. 42s %. BARK quiet; Bal
tmore, Sc. "a. Philadelphia, los. ffsn oils suet, but
closed steady. IIpsted on quiet At 2es 3os
LONDON MARKETS.
Barpg Bros. Co quote crcais,1ds quief tut steady
2ce 23s iron dull both FOR bar and rsl with slight
decline earh. Welsh rails and bars quoted A. 10
60 bs for both Sugar q7et with prices easier though
not uuosably changed. Coffee steady, though weak IN
Prise and but little inquired for Fab oils nominal. Rec
quiet Spirits OF turpentpe heavy with slight decline
in quotations: sales have been male al 3Ss rxlOw m
auoted al b4s. Cd. for Y. c.
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PASSENGERS PER NIAGARA.

Mr. and Mrs Benisin child aud er Oden, LAZY end
chd Mrs Turner, Mrs Ro9erson capt Ross, NJ M,suen
and sdy Measrs Hornby, Loader, MoDoBough Gordon ON
YER Tyre, Ruddock, Huicheson. Merrill, Lsncn Preyc.
gcnereur Agelaser Barr Culluen, prescott Wilmington
Iopson, Steyker Piamsdon Johnston, lewis, Hsnii
Black Fatsnk Archdeacon Roe, benjamin lsecond, Pie
Beandry. whelply, Dillon, Hlrar, Rige. Leblanc Lacy
scbrosder Hobbs Fioudan, Iongssg Mictlemore Nance
"a. snanaba Crespo, Mcdonald. Aackseu, uoodbridee
Grogston Mckay BimtJn, Brnge, Bachelor, Don II.
worthy, Red Mr.. Goedier and lady.
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Financial AnnirS.

The intelligence Of the prosperity Of this State Gays the
San Francisco Sirping Register OF the Ith inst both
mineral srd Agricultural, that goes forward by this
steamer is extremely 1sttering The accounts from all
secons - the Interior represent mining operations
curing vster, as having been greatly benefited by
bourful supply, while quartz, leads and tunnel mining
being vigorously prosecuted moro extensively than
neretoiorr The quantity OF gold tha; viii be produced
tho present year by the various methods T mining,
cutve ~ The numng Of water al The l1ves stage
OF the dry sesscn promises N be greater thn ever yet
experienced. Preparstions for luming, stimulated by
the generally profitable rca Of last years business
berr mace very extensive SCALE but at the present
time opinion ear be advanced 10 prospects OF
by iudicious arrangements made by the different
river Co-npanies. the very earliest advantage will be
tasen Of tie fag OF the streams and the mistake OF last
season. u la much valuable time. be avoided. Grcat
crntd, enertsiued by quartz miners tue amount
OF COL iial invested By them n the erection o. mills
every favorable locality throughout the country and
In the Improvement of machinery, s continuously
the increase An interior paper truthfuly charscerzes
quartz mining no logger speculation, Is certainty,
and Il destined g, distant day 70 be the paramount
teres the country. htobes and canals are being ex
tended IN required drectous and 10 fact the whole bust
of sold mining was never more largely engaged In
thar Al present. and At 10 period apparently better com
pretended.
rso receipts or enat from he interior have been limited
during The fortnight. augmentng however, towards the
clc-e, indicating an Increased supply for Tits month The
accounts at The miners in all sections being steadily at
work under advantageous circumstances, favor the latter
supposton.
iic shipment Of treasure by this steamer promises To
exceed st Vf February 90 a. the obligations q purchas
Of merchandise now maturing are not only more ex
tsnsive but sarn being satisfactorily
met Money more in'demand, but facilities proper
uoustey easy requiring no occasion FOR change 6 pre-
yiOus quotations.
Cold bars are net In abundant supply and the demand
good ~ we write learn OF liste Of $50 hne being
plsced nj "A per cent discount.
Tc rsrort 0; the state Treasurer for the month ending
February % shows cash balance hand Of tf2i 6f5 J
and hat Of hc Treasurer Of this county, W 70 the same
daie, reluros flSa $50 l. a. In hs possession.
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GUATEMAIA.

There s very little Of interest In tho 0ncsd
ne official returns NJ the exports and imports OF the
republic during the pas year show uat the vaue q the
imports amounted W sl 1887 and The exports "
s91 bsb, being increase in the former and decrease
10 the latter owing 10 the failure 10 the ccchDea CROP In
other articles OF export there The greatest
trade IN with England and the next with Germany. The
returns show that The trade the Pacific coast has
sdersbly increased, owing 10 facilities afforded by the
steamer Columbus.
commission has been nared by the President 70 re.
port on the proposed revision Of the customs tarih
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We are indebted 10 the purser Of the Moses Taylor for
favors and also the California express of Wells Fargo
&Co
The steamship Golden Age arrived al San Francisco on
the afternoon ,, the 26th ut IN q days. two hours and
Is minutes from New York-the quickest passage ever
made to California from New York, and beating that of
the Uncle Sam, 1866 thirteen hours, which the
best
William X. Osborn, District Attorney of the city and
county OF San Francisco died the ID inst At the
dence of Thomas C. Hambly, on The of Clay and
Powell streets.
On the 2oh ui Henry Bates late Slate Treasurer was
tried at Aubarn the charge of embezng 81 900 from
tho state Treasury, and acquitted.
well Known citizen named John NJ s}eeny, q barber
and formerly travelling agent for the oanaroe Ca;hane
Hayes, fell dead the afternoon OF the "a instant
drug store in ssI Francisco.
An exctD came of over the Union Course nsar
San Francisco, on the 22d u between Rhode lAnd aud
Kit Cs-sJn-mie heats, for 81 900 side the former 10
wagon, md the Latter N hsrpess Rhode Island won
first, and Xii Car'on ths two last heats. nr,e-.;e
247, ESQ. Heavy outside bets were made.
More than thirty sennen had deserted IRON the Uned
States sloop o'-T 81 harys, lying st San Francisco
The clipper shp Flying Fish, Captain NcKsls, smiled
from San Francisco for Hong Kong the morning OF the
22d ult, with large number Of embalmeo defunct and
living Chinese on board, and s2sS $50 in treasure