The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

Arrival OF the Overland Mnil-Interesting
from California - Coinage and Ship
mtnts Of Gold for October-Progress Of
the Telegra ph-Indictment of Jadge
Terry for KilliAg Senator Brodorsck-
Sale or Steamers 20 vanderbilt-Shtp-
ping 1ntelligence, &c., Sc.
81 LOUIS Nov. &c, 1862
The overland mail has arrived here with San Francisco
dates Of the 4th inst.
Business dull, and prices OF all articles unchanged
Money was in demand.
The steamer Of the 9th would not take out very heavy
shipments.
The raioy season had fairly commenced.
Three thousand passengers bad arrived at San Francis
from Panama the north during tho three days pre-
vious to the departure OF the mail
Tho telegraph in operation hundred and sixty
five miles east Of San Francisco, the Buttereld route
would reach vizaa, hundred and fifty miles, by
the LIST Of January.
There improvement in San Francisco than at
any period since 1854, and the city generally
prosperous than since the revulsion Of 1866.
During the month Of October million three hundred
fifty eight thousand dollars worth Of gold was depo-
sted in the mint for coinage, among which there was
considerable Frazer river dust
The total shipment Of gold for October three mil.
lions SIX hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
in the of ten thousand dollars for killing Senator
Broderick in duel
1t understood at San Francisco that C. X Garrison
had sold Commodore Vanderbilt his entire interest in
tho mail steamers the Pacific SIDE and this was re-
garded indication that the competition would con
tinue for a long time.
The Public Administrator pressing suit in the
Probate Court get the control Of the estate of Senator
Frederick. The suit at the instance Of named
Brown, who claims the estate a cousin Of Mr. Brode
rick.
The case of the MERGED Mining Company vs. John c.
Ere under argument before the Supreme Court
The point issue of the highest Importance legal
question: independent Of the immense pecunary interests
involved The matter will doubtless be carried to the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
The accounts from the Washo Valley gold and silver
mines continue variable New discoveries were constant
ly being made Another large amount had reached
Francisco, which assayed at from two to six thou
sand dollars ton The C0mstock vein is regarded
the richest silver mine in the world.
The Grand Jury Of Carson Valley have submitted n re-
port to Judge Crndlebaugh among the subje
ed of the outrages upon inning by the Mocons
and the impossibty Of the latter living ia harmony with
American citizens The report also calls for remedial
legislation on the part Of Congress.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Smiled from san tsancsco the lei st. ship Hcrsburs for
Sydrey.
whale sbp arrived Francisco the
from the cite Ocean hepors ship ashore
Cape Lisbon also ship Vim Tell from Sag Harbor July 18th
ashore East Cape ship and total loss sSved
The Vera OF Greenport damaged by ice Cape Clear
10 september The Indian had also received injuries and
into ST. Lawrence bay, to repair
The 6rss part Of .heseaso fosGy with large quantities
Of but from the latter OF September
cesr and Pleasant Afterwards here continuance
~; sass saS Lar sS a S fell
The Mobteznma reports the following ships 10 the Arctic
SEAS
Montreal Of New Brunswick whales: George and Susan
OF DO waes: Mary and Stssn IA whales; Eliza adams
whales. Magnolia, 4 whales McHye, 4 whales;
whales; Jnva 10 whales Mary whales. Tiber whales;
steedw' H. whale; Jerry Swift whales; Robert Edwards
whaes; Pau Ine whale: Ad soD whales Rehecca S.us
bale, Pioneer, whale Meticon whalc Helen Mar .
hats; Architect whales Massachusetts, whale LARK
v bales: Nassau. whales, Grove whale
The ship levarer Loading with sugar for Valparaiso would
asr take EO eases Of lard
1he tncowah TO sail for the western coast or Mexico
uhsie sh would take OF ocd for the ports
The boxe was taxing In general picked up Catos ola
cargo for New York