New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

In Santa Cruz, Joshua Pool and Isaac Parry, and in
San Leandro, Theodore +. Strong, George Ii. Vose,
Rufus c. Vose and VIM. T. Golden have been dis.
charged from their debts.
Tie following divorce suits have been commenced
during the fortnight:
San Francisce.Georse p Baker Martha J. w. Baker,
SacIsmepto-J. X HardeLbursh vs. Eliza H. Hardenbursh
stoobton-Thomss p. Heath va Ann Heath.
Los Angees-Rsss Cones vs. Jose COrresi Eliza Ann Rob
San L. aLaro-Mary Barnard vs. Augustus Barnard
Tie following divorces have been granted
ssns Cruz-John Greenwood vs. Sarah Green wood.
San IsnofcoMsrsueIite L. Herr Francis Herr; Ellen T.
Hstey va Moses Isdley NJ A. COchrane v. Richard A
Elizabeth Fitzgerald.
Captain Henry Bennett arrived here about ten days
ago from San Quentin Lower California aud ported
that the Mexican brig Cornelis Of which be was
asier, while on her way from Mazatlan to san Fran
CISCO had sprung alesk and gone down n lat 30 NJ,
Ion. ~ W. But the Of the Cornelis who
arrived about the same time with the captain, told q
different ,tory. They accused him Of scuttling the
vessel ard stealing $40 900 in silver CON- which he had
on board 1t appears that few days before the vessel
went down, the captain put in, without any good
excuse, to Cape San Lucas, and there he sioc
confessed, with the sss stance Of the mste took the
spece shore and buried it. Soon after leaving Ia Il.
port he and the mate began to prepare the boat for
use, fitting sail, getting hard bread ready &C. About
the same tine the mae TO ha an auxer in
he p session day or two later the vessel began
to make wbter very rapidly, and all bands took to
the boat. The brig went ia three "a arters of
ar hour, sLd the boat reached San Quentin without
oificlhyor tarcsbips. The testimony of the sailors
Was 80 stIorg that the csptain and mate confessed
,hat fbey had put tie money ashore and buried IL,
Out denied The scutDg, and declared the leak 10 be
tLtuey acc dental so far as they know They offered
IL go aid chow where the money IL buried. and the
eoIsgtee in THE city has accepted their offer add
them III In the FsLpy, pilot boat, with tw, police
men. The shippers Of the $40 900 are M.ssrs Baing
hbl, Tbou pton & Co. tf Mszstlan. The bills Of
'adrg and the Custom-House books at Msza,lsn show
.mpuent If $is eco, but the aptain and mate say
there were only $4,000 on board, the bills for the
remaining $s9,oCO being false and fraudulent,
Il ade to cheat the English under writer's. OF
the false shipment $1,000 was made in the
hone Of the great barking house Of Jeck-
er, lore q Co, aud the remaining a. 600 in the
hsne t Henderson Co. These statemen,s CONTAIN
gave charges against the last-pamed hou.es; and
ntticn Item not a. facts verified by Judicial 10 yes.-
Stutp, but as the assertions VI men who confess the
EHlsslon OF high orimes The Fanny will not re-
tuin ior several weeks and until she does return we
ehai probably tave no more Developments" in re-
gard to the affair. The Coineia was owned by Henry
Woke Alderman OF Mszatlan. There is mach doubt
whether Bennett ard the ma,e-I had forgotten to
soy tbat his name lie Lensio, Gillian by blrth-csn
De punished under our laws. The vessel wac under
,te Me xcan rag, Cd the high seas and 80 far 10
Iope OF the shippers Ams nc An citizens.
Scotch
we have news from Ore on TO the 9th March.
me Salem Democrats-that faction whose State
CONVECTION was composed Of members app atoned 40