The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22

Our Sam Francisco Correspondence

NEW0 G6U0 CALlEORNIA.
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Our Sam Francisco Correspondence.
| SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. %, 1859.
Judge Terry Boil Monument to Byode,kThe yaeavc,
in the Swa&e-Dcstrucfiue Nre-kisceuaneous Nevs de-
Judge TORY arrived in this city the oath inst from
Stockton accompanied by number Of friends for the
purpose Of giving bail to stand trial for lighting duel
Tho Of his arrival some excitement
but nothing occurred Of violent nature He appeared
before the County Judge in charge Of the Sheriff Of San
Joaquin county and entered into security the amour.
| OF $40 600 to answer the charge His bondsmen-B W.
Bours and G. W. Trahern, Of Stockton and Myers p.
True Of San Francsoo-were also present The Chief Of
Police took precautions from the time Of bis arrival to
prevent any hostile measures being carried Judge
Terry returned to Stockton the evening He will
probably DO tried in San Maseo county where the duel
| took place.
public meeting viii be hold this evening at Musical
Hall for the purpose Of considering and adopting
the best means Of erecting . suitable monument
to the memory Of Senator Frederick Tho call for tho
meeting signed by large number OF our most respec
table citizens Is proposed the monument on
the Plaza The meeting will be we'll attended, and there
can BIO little doubt TO raising fund than SUFFICIENT
for the purpose. Tho Of the Union Hose Company
Of this city has been changed 70 the Broderick Hose Com
pany.
caused by the death q Senator Broderck engages much
attention Governor Weller will DO candidate before
tina Legislature, but several strong competitors stand
his way Denver Latham Judge Baldwin Of the Supreme
Court McDougan formerly member Of the House Of Re-
Colonel nge and others have their support
ess. Is mot unlikely that Denver will receive the ap
poinment for the vacancy provided no accepts Messs
Ferris FOrman and A. Thompson Also spoken Of for
the same position n b said that Weller may re-
sign with understanding that walkup, tho Lieutenant
Governor shall appoint HIM 70 the vacancy. week will
Measures progress contest tho election Of Scott
and Burch to tho House Of Representatives.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS,
John Henry Bell colored boy, accidentally fell into
the bay from Meiggs' wharf september Is, and was
On the same day German, known as "Bluebcard, -
fell overheard from the steamer Goah and drowned
The Mexican exiles who were sent to this city by Pes
quiera Governor OF Sonora and who afterwards sailed
from here for Mazatlan thinking that the church party
had retaken the seaports arrested their arrival
decree Of divorce rendered last Saturday in tho
case OF Mary Ann Pearson VS.. Joseph Pearson
John Berry an applicant for the benefit Of the inso
vent act, has been discharged from hts debts in the
Twelfth district Court The objections made to the dis
charge Of L. Keller having been removed, the District
Court in Sacramento has granted the prayer Of his petit
ton Joel Josseyn has applied for tho benefit Of the
insovent act in this city.
An Injunction has been issued by tho Marposa District
Court upon the application Of John C. Fremont w. Per-
ley and A. selover restraining the MERGED Mining Com
pany working the Pine Tree or Josephine vein An
action brought in the court for possession OF tina
Black Drift and for $1,000 damages, alleged to have been
done by defendant.
Hugh Morrison, captain Of the schooner Catherine NIL
Ter, was drowned last Saturday the mouth Of
Petaluma creek boat having got adrift the captain
anxious TO IT, jumped overheard and towards
it, He proceeded but short distance when he sank to
rise more Deceased thirty years old and snatvs
man PANIED william Harrison, commonly known as
Genera Harrison, was killed at Six Mile Bar, San Joa-
quin county, the 22d inst by John Jones' Esrrison
entered the house Of Jones and INDUCED in violent Ian
guage and the time knocked the furniture about
Jones requested him to dcsis but no attention paid
to the request until Jones seized gun and firing, killed
him the spot Jones has surrendered himself 20 the
officers of the law.
Workmen are engaged at Placerville in preparing
bundles Of wrs to be stretched two hundred .dd
tona miles of the Pseervic and Salt Lake telegraph
point communication San Francisco exists toward
Salt lake. Captain SIMPSONS new route there berg
The taxable properly Of this CIV for the prescn. year
amounts to S33 1887 1873 Last year was $50 25 $50
severe shock Of an earthquake was experienced in
this city last Saturday morning at six O'Clock No damage
done.
LARsE FIRES IN THE INTERIOR.
A fire broke out in N. Young's private boarding house,
Diamond Springs, at tive O'Clock Friday afternoon,
Sept "a. The following the individual losses nearly
be at present aseertaned viz IN. Young dwell
ing, 81 600 T. G. Cofiman, carpenter shop and dwelling,
1909; 7. Foheringham, hardware store, $1,000; NJ.
saloon and dwelling $1,000; A. Gilman, building, 81 ooo
James Oliver, barber shop and dwelling house, 81 000
Nathan Nat n two S S psn William
and dwelling, 81 500; D. Conn., dwelling house, $500; j. j.
calton damage $500; F. Mccoy, saloon, 81 ooo G. D.
Fryer saloOn 81 0O0 Bryant Brothers. livery stable
5000; Mrs. Turner Antelope Restaurant, 81 ,000 CIV.
Turner, building, 81 ,O00 John OLeary, grocery and
dwelling, 81 600; l.. Van Chesterfield, barber shop and
dwelling 81 ,000 Henry Vierg, grocery and dwelling,
81 000 A. Levy, building, 50 600; Matthew Borand
market 81 600; John Schneider grocery and dwelling,
So oo0 Conrad Heinz Washington Hotel, SIS 900; Eureka
canal workshop, 81 900.
correspondent Of the Marysvie Express gives the fol-
lowing particulars OF losses by the recent fire at Monte
Cristo, Sierra county
George w. Emerson So 500; Isaac Stevens eco; c.
Stevens, $3.50; Dow, Chds X Co.. So 000 vandyke $780,
Jackson $500; Newman Bush brewery, 81 SOC; Myers
store $500 David Leach, 81 600; Stitch Co, $500; bar
bers shop 81 900 Jacobus store and goods $780, Alley
Nay S4 900; G. X. Wright, 81 ,000 John Amelne, ba
kerry, 81 0O0 Langtons Pioneer Express $780, Thomas
Co., SIS, 00o John Well house and goods 81 500; Lee
Knight, billiard tables and liquors, 81 500; p NcGinn,
building and furniture 81 500 W. Dutch, 81 0o0 l. By
ngtun 81 COO L. Iobenstein, goods, 5000. T. Freehil,
saloon 50 900 A. r Williams, 81 900; E. c. Southworth
$500 Scranton Co. 50 500 Monte Crsto Co., $780, Mrs
R. Farchds $780, George Johnson merchandise, 50 900;
Patrick Leahigh Monroe House and furniture S. 900;
Mrs. George Farchds $500; Ferd Ridge house and
niture, 81 COO about hundred dwelling houses est
s25 900 Total, S92 100
Marriages and De aths,
MARRIED.
GALLAGHER--KgNSY-In San Francisco, September %,
at 81 Mary's Cathedral, by Rev ii. p. Gallagher, Mr.
William Henry Kenny to Miss Isabella Kearnan.
GoODwIS-QrIsSEY.--In San Francisco September %,
Charles Goodwin 10 Miss A. Quinney
HERRICK-SBEE1EA.-At Durham Ranch, Sacramento
county September %, by Rev Mr.. Ross, James II Her
rick to Cornelia A. NJ. Sheeea.
In Sarrnp aaptn Santa thar lx,