New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

tHow The result They were . pay 600 If the ma
oIi'y f'be Moruons should vote their cl et $4,000
II the vote we're unanimous This whole story may be
untrue tu l. gcncrg!lS believed hGd something OF
the kind WIS rumcred ~ 'he time.
III - Eeneraly beloved here that the Government
must n'hntaln It's supremacy and yiudcGte its insucd
honor Oy eonqnegng Utah, aud lively campaign is
sXgecttd neat Sumner. Preparations hay. been
making IN many Of the mining towns Tor IL, o,snza-
ton of volunteer companies the here that their
vices Oil be required Five thousand men could
teers, as eLeapy a. IN any Eastern sts.e. and
WHO WI Tesm tSD 1b nS to %ake good s%lders
all Of them pluck to the backbone.
No little interest was felt in this city few DAYS ago
in the pursuit If Russian rObber named OAirsEi.
who, amer beng arrested and imprisoned, managed
20 get Cf his cell one morning., slip up b,hiud
Jeremiah b. Moore. the keeper Of the prison. and
strike him With stick Of wood or the head a blow
which may prove fatal. Or!ipski then escaped. and
for week was PLAYING hide aAd seek about the city
with the police. The policemen offered 500 reward
the Volunteer Fire Company-to which Moore be-
ougsy $lOO, and the Chief of Polio. 500 all $500
and Of tie end Of a week OrlinslN vas caught.
Charles A. Sumner. young, clever and high-spr.
lied relative of Senator Sumner, had fight on the
eth inst, in Sacramento, with Mr.. Srpley. The
former is editor Of The Seatisd, Republican news
paper, and the lai.sT of The Jorraqi, Democratic
organ. Neither party was seriously damaged.
Three men-Edwsrd McCanley Robert Poor and
G. G. Lyons-were hanged tor murder in Sonora on
the nth inst. They were al intoxicated a. the time,
the Sheriff having furnished them with gin at their
own request One was too drunk to stand. They all
confessed their guilt McCanley's last words were,
A" 1 am going to die game, BY c." About 1000 per-
Sons were present, some of them intoxicated. That
same day murder committed not far fsom So
NORA and the murderer said he wished better fate
4" than the Iercc death Of those men that hung
"to-day.'
Its long time since we have had news Of an exc
cuon by ~ nch law, aud the number Of such eXecu
TORS in the Ss,e during this year III mol be ono fifth
perhaps not tepth-of the number in 1855.
On the 9Th there g race at Snelling's Ranch in
MERGED County, and about dusk il happened two
riders started from opposite ends of the rlcecOuse TO
ride over il at full speed. They came into collisi,n
midway, killing both horses and one rider, and injur
ing the other rider dangerously.
suit now in Poses, DGt"ss9 .Gns c OSa h
sen, on to Ncw-York to pay the interest ON the City
Bonds. The suit will probably be decided in a month
or two and then doubt not the interest will be paid
in New-Yoik again. The question at issue in the suit
is net whether the interest shall be paid there, but
who shall pay II.
II is argued by some persons that the vote of the
people the last election, approving of the payment
of the State debt, is void and cennot legaize debt
which was previously legally void BY of upcon
situionaliy The Governor commenced to issue the
bonds provided by the act requiring the vote to be
taken, bit he was stopped by injunction and the mat
ter has been carried the supreme Court That tri6
mail will probably declare the debt to be legally bind
ing The Judges are not the same those who
declared unconstitutional; their sympathes are all
with the political party which made payment part OF
their platform, and, morally ,ihey are not bad mon.
Tie cames are TO remain for some months at Fort
Teton n military post about 100 miles from the coast
in latitude 80. They are all thriving.
Senator Gwin was sued some months ago by some
ex-slayes for wages rendered by them 10 this city.
He brought them slaves from Mississippi and ill.,
tended 10 take them back again. but after working for
him about year they demanded wages and when
that was refused left him. The case was decided on
the 10Th inst No contract nor any request, on the
part of Gwin, proved, and Judge Norton said
that the circumstances of these eN-slaves bore an
Analogy 10 those adult children who remained with
their nnr.bt. and uorl 81 Soc .Ls-r. The To" would
rot imply promise to pay wages and some proof 0s
contract or request must be proved to justify judg-
ment in favor Of the claimant.
Judge DANG erield OF the Shasta District, has de-
cidod that when a husband charges his wife with be-
ing lewd character, she il entitled to divorce,
less the hubbard substantate the charge trial
A chemical analysis of various liquors sold at a low
INN shop on of the wharyes in this city showed
that there were PrusSc acid and morphine in the
brandy sulphurc acid in the GIN and strychnihc and
creosote in tho whisky. No wonder that various per-
sons who drank three four times at the place fell
sick ailerwer,l,
The Town Council of Piaceryllc have passed an
ordinance 10 prohibit sales of goods ut GncOn on SUI
day; and the Grand Jury of the county have recon-
mended the enactment Of State law to enforce a
pruprr ob-cryance OF the day.
severe hurricane passed. over I.o Pas and the
vicinity in Lower California, on the bDth sept.
great rumber of houses including the Bishops palace
were blown down. and all the vessels at anchor in the
hav were blown from their mOOrings and carried by
BE- hgh waves far up on the beach. Tho total pecU-
MARY Joss by the destruction Of vessels boats, housca
urniture. shade trees, &c., was estimated at s,Wo
No lives were lost.