, 1859-11-16
OVERLAND NAL. WDwH,
Fourteen Days Liter from Cs11lorni

The California Overland Nail, with dates from
ssu Francisco to Oct. 81, arrived in this city on
3iondas evening.
We are under obligations to Wells, Fargo /
Co.'S Express, for late papers.
APPOINTMENT OF Us1rRD STATES SESAron.-
The following appears in the Democratic Stand.
ard Of the a9sh:
We are pleased to be able to cay that VIC have
it from the most reliable source, tbatthe Gorer-
nor has expressed bis determination to appoint
10 The vacancy caused BY the death Of Mr.. brod-
erick.
jCnaE SINCLAIR OF CrAu.-C. E. Siuelsfr,
Judge Of the Supreme Court of Utah, was in
Sacramento on the 18th, en- route for Washing
ton C'ty; ne ~as accompanied By c. j. Rink
merchants Of Salt Lake City, Who also purpo-
the o0th.
Gen. ScoTr's DEPARTURE roR SAN JcAx
ls1ASb.-Th7 Bull.tin Of the 18th announces
tile departure Of Geo. Scott for San Juan Island
% tlat oAs. His headquarters at the Oriental
Hotel had, during the entire day, been througed
with visitors, Of oil classes and conditions. In
the morning, the German Schutzen, Yerein were
presented, and som. Interesting military ccre-
mou1es LOOK place. At noon, the President and
memecrs OF 1he Board Of Supervisors rerep:e-
seuted, With whom the General f,ad an interest,"
ins conversation in regard to The city Of Sau-
Francisco and hst present condition. number
Of citizens, many ot whom had served in the
al. who received all with that utbanjtv for
which Ire is distinguished. Among the visitors
iu the afternoon, was Tong d Chick, The Chinese
merchant. nho Pre.euted himself in the most
spiend'd Chinese dress, as q representative Of
tle sionSo'!an population The Ueueral took
II thIrt - 3
made speech in English, tende, inc The veteran
the compliments Of ths California Chinese. The
General returned his thanks Tor their GOOD xi>h-
e.. aud expressed himself surprised That tue
Chluaman could speak such excellent English.
At haft past O'Clock, as tic time for the
t:nersI departure 10 the steamer Northerner
drew near, IN immense crowd collected before
the oriental Hotel. III q short lime, the First
California Guurd, Capt. T. D. Ju|,u., with the
baud Of the Third Artillery from tue r1esidio,
cane up alnoug.1ae crowu, and tile old Guord
dred salute. Sevsrul carriages we're in wait.
'nG. aud directly after tue salute, the General
and bis staff made their appearance, mud took
aces IN the carriages, amid the cheering Of tAe
crowd.
The kuickesbocker engine company harpened
to he present, working sueir engine, ut the cis-
tern before the otel, and the uoeubrrs fell into
1iae and sa'uted the rrocessiun moved by.
great crowd fnllowc ed tue clrriuges, aud the
whole way to Frlsom s''ett wharf mas jam Of
people, cheering und hurrahipg.
rs the General hoard,d tie steamer, the band
played HUT C"lumbis. The Star Spangte Ban
ner, Yankee Doodle, and ~ the steamer drpw
ous snto tue stream, At halfpast t]re O'Clock.
1he flor'ocs air Of Auld Lung <yne. As The
xesset mored away, tue tai! and commanding
iosm OF the General nas 10 BE- seen on t}le deck.
head and shoulders above ait who SURROUNDED
ltn. LIS head was uncovered, and he seemed
t. be looking back on the queen ei'y Of the Ia.
cite With feelings Of peculiar pleasure.
1As tue STEAMER Nortberner. With the General
on board, pissed gu: into the b,y, she ~ns
joined by tue Shubrick, Commander John Z,
Camp, which had taken up tho Bourd Of super
s'sor-, and numher OF others. As the Two
met, the shudr1ck tired salute, and many 9th
CT saTutes then followed from the shipping on
every side. Ths two steamers then proceeded
towards the lfeads. Al Poiut Beaita The fo1m.
er stopped, while the Shubsick ran around hrr
bows, and gnve 4 parting salute, aiter wh ch
she returned to the city, while the Northeruer
bofe the veteran cut upon the ocean. The Gen
eral will not soon for.et The houors which be
reccired from San Francisco.