The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
Our san Francisco Correspondence.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I, 1859.
Treasure shipment-SaH Lake Tsegaph-Deaths Of Ship
Observation-Disclosures Ne,@, &C., DC.
The shipment of treasure on the 10Th inst. by the
steamship Golden Age amounted to ~ ,579 against
81 $50 o4s per October co. showing an increase
in favor of last shipment Of $12l $751; The Golden Age
carried away 45o passengers the Orzaba 4so making
a total of 040-a smaller number than usual.
There deposited in the branch mint last week
5000 600 gold and $40 900 twenty dollar gold pieces
coined.
The company Of First dragons, under command Of
Major Carlton, which ordered from Fort TETON to
Santa Barbara suppress Indian disturbances and assist
the local authorities in preserving order has returned
the former post.
Mr. Bee President Of the Placervile and Salt Lake Tee-
graph Line goes to Washington by the Of the
Goth inst The line is extended to Carson City, dis
lance of four hundred miles from Placervle and the
work is progressing steadily. In few months it will
reach Camp Floyd. San Francisco will then be in tele
Oranhc communication with the headquarters of the army
In Utah Mr. Bee intends to lay before Congress me
mortal asking for aid conditions favorable to the
government.
tric Court Sas Fuller from his wife Jane +. Fuller
enaro Guintano found guilty of the murder Of Joseph
Bluff Placer county and Joseph NJ. Nsce, who killed
Joseph Thomas at Dutch Flat have been sentenced to be
ung at Auburn on the 10th Of December next
The Grand Jury of Sacramento have indicted James
KHAN for numbering two Indians named John and Peter
jack by repeated blows inflicted with gun barrel, at
Michigan Bar, May 20 last.
small propeller has lately been launched at Bencia
which is TO be employed in conveying Atlantic newspa-
pers and periodicals received by J. W. Sullivan,
agent this city to the interior She carry sixty
tons Of goods and coal for weeks use, and without
cargo coal enough to take her 10 Panama She built Of
California LAUREL is 1o9 feet in length with l6 feet beam,
meeting Is to be held this evening for the purpose of
devsDg means TO erect an astronomical and meteoroog
| cal observatory in this city.
By the ship Massachusetts which arrived in this port
yesterday from the 0chotsk sea- learn that August g.
Captain Waterman, Of the bark o. Thompson, died OF
| Inflammation Of the bowels, and was buried at Elbow
Island We learn also that the 18th Of May Captain
Palmer, of the bark Kingfsher, carried down by
line fast to whale and lost On the 2Sth Of August
/ Captain James R. Salmon, of the bark Midas, Of New
/ Brunswick, died at Ayan.
The overland mail from st. Louis, with dates to October
| II, arrived at San Jose this morning.
Patrick Conroy aborer, who had his leg badly crush
ed by the cars the Market street railroad last week.
died at St. Mary's Hospital yesterday
The Board Of Supervisors have passed resolution which
gives 10 John OMeara late State printer, authority TO
lay single railroad track along several Of the principal
streets the city The work s t, be commenced before
January, 1861 and half to be completed within q
year For this privilege he pay the city per cent
Of the net recepshe rates Of fare not to exceed eight
cents to be less than five cents. r.
Our German population will commence next Sunday the
18th inst the celebration Of the first centennial annver
gary of the birthday Of Friedrich Won Schiller The exer
cises Of music defamation singing and dane
ing. procession Sunday opens the cerem onies.
company Of minstrels, consisting of Nike Mitchell, J.
Taylor C. c. keene, H. Taylor and X Wlilams sailed Tor
Honolulu last week. The New Orleans Opera Troupe did
large and profitable business in Stockton and have per-
formed in the Southern mines. The Stark troupe have
been very successful at San jose. On Wednesday
ing next Mrs Stark TO receive complimentary benefit,
and the theatre will close for the This will give
several good artists in this city. The Ince troupe
are still Fthe Northern Mines and successful
Brchs mnstrss at Nevada Lees circus troupe sail
Tor Honolulu in few days.
MARRIED
,ltckER-MAcEAY.-ln Oakland, Oct 81 by Rev. Mr..
Avery, George l. Tucker Clara D. Mackay, both of
Sacramento -
| PAYNE-VASoIiNpA-In lone City, Amador county, Nov.
- by the Rev John Sharp, Willis Payne TO Louisa vano.
! linda
| WK1AcrRR.WoioorT. -In Upper Placervlle Nov 2
| Joseph A. Wellacurr TO Lucy Jane wolcott
4 PAISTER-LoYD.-In Virginia, Placer county Oct ao
] David Painter 10 Malinda Lloyd - - W.
MAY-WInrroy vacavillc, Nappa county, Oct 20, j.
1 j. May TO Mary s. Wilton. -
l DIED.
GRrNE-In Nashville. Fl Dorado county Oct 49, George
| Crime OF England aged about rs years.
, KARRR.-At Wild Cat Bar, American river Oct q John
| w. Karr, aged 80 years