New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

cr<seAe, 20 deliver Q sermon In us garden. liner
was bard 70 perform sacred nss,c very msS ,s.
n1eous congregation vas sessed about It ssb'es
d1phire lager beer and listening 10 the servicss-
TIE editor of TIE Jackson Ldger says, 10 bis neWs,
pspeY, that lie has seen some mummy Wheat IAlseo
% Amsdor County which bears nine heads oo era
and produces wonderfully; four pourds Of it brought
from Enslsnd and Gown 10 Carson Valley produ ,ed
2O4O pounds and one pound cf thst hsrves. s,w
in AmsdoY County produced $50 pounds Of c,esa
grain.
I'd ile'. with drove tf 800 Californian msyes for
Texas, where they Intend TO eel then.
Ga tie 9TH itst Thomas McNsb rode 200 miles 10
heurs ard - NJ nu.ss over the Union Race Cour.e,
utr q number Of bo:sss, al ofpure Cshfornis stock
On TIE 9th ipr.., the British ship Caribbean from
Hog X ,rg, arrived here with Il Jspsoese on lard
Who were taken from wrecked junk IN IA. ~ \;
ioIg. LIE w. They had been five months a. ee. sod
fso fudeIed gres,ly. Collector Washington offered
to let the 60 ss ssors the revenue cutter Marcy
where the other Japaneee brought to this port IN SJo
wtr but tie Csp.sin of the Caribbean s.I hss them
on his vesstl sid Offers TO take them - Japsn. IL
is1ot yet kcown wtstthey will do. The Captain OF
the Carbide at fire. offered to take them TO Canton
but they refused to 20 there. They dislike tie Cnina-
men. TIER f,c:s are pesreY the Csuc~ian than tie
CHI type; and ttey are evidently superior 70 tne
ordinary CtIesti ais. -
II seems probable, at preeeu. tina. they vii 60 with
the Caribbean the csptsin Of which ANXIOUS TO
take them. He has q certain cl,in upon them. he
saved their lives AID brought them here o. he OVID
place did Loilng for than week to relieve him
Of his charge bnt disputed among themselves whether
they lad power 10 provide bosrd and odgbg Tor the
forlorn itrangers. At last the British thipm sster
tbirk Dg to benefit his Government and perAap, hope
full Of sOtDe has determined to lake
them ONE, and they tieposed to accept bis oher
Beside these twelve, there are three other Japanese
in California, the Of whom is porter 10 Wells fc;
20 X Co.'s Express Office. he has beeh here eight
years, and speaks English.
During the lsst fortnight 600 CniSese have arrived
here.
During the fret half Of this month the gold deposits
in the Mint amounted to ~ AS ouncss while IN the
fret half Of May the amount ~, 96i ounces. Inc
falling ca Of u ,41S-amountrg TO 4O wv, or At tue
rate Of 81 600 600 per months attributed TO Frazer
River. These who have gone did not dig q ,Ooo,o
per month but mary who have not yet gone have
sbandoL ed their caims, aud are making prepars.ons.
A. for the falling of in the number Of passengers
going eastward, you will see that at glsnoe upon
COMPARING the number with what it was three months
ago. , f.
The proposition made by the Government and ia.
QrouI at Lime Point north ride of the entrance
of our ba Dor for fortcations denounced here Ss
most on raReous ewinde. Inc land is not worth 3
dollar al acre in the market.
There was rumor current several weeks elbce that
l,5GO Mormors were approaching Careon Valley to
settle there but nothing has been said s6ou u istey
In the case Of John &. Fremont Vs. The MERGED
MiIirg Company, on trial before the United S.a:es
Circuit Court the defendants denied that the plaintiff
js citizen Of New-Y York, sc he averred in his COM
plsint The istue tried by q jury, and D. was
proved that Col Fremont hiss repeatedly declared in
the last two three years that he would never sgsn
make bis permsr ebt home in California. The Jury
found that he is not citizen Of this State.
The blowing 10 LET Of applications IN insolvency
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