The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

SAN FRANCISCO, April 70, 1859.
About 100000 worth Of gold (22,304 ounces) was do.
posted the United States branch mint last week. There
was coined about $3.50 600 in double eagles.
Inc iortieta anniversary Of the Introduction or tha
aer Oh odd Fellows into the United States viii be cele-
ora'eo IN this city tomorrow by procession, GRAFTON
and ball.
made for the next fiscal year by The
Legislature just adjourned amount TO ssis,o4o.
Rev Peter Devos, g. j., died at Santa Clara college,
San Jose, on the l7th inst.
The anti Lecompton State COMMITTEES met n sacrsuen.
10 on Thursday last and decided hold their State Com
vention June IL.
Joseph w. Brewer, indicted for the manslaushtsr OF
Benjamin f. Moulton tried last week In The Fourth
District Court, and acquitted
The trial of Thomas W. Scale for tho murder Of Paul
shore resulted In verdict OF not guilty. Inc homicide
occurred Santa Clara county, and caused great excite
ment among The people at the time When the trial com.
place front Of the Court House. during which two
men lost their veeone, stranger, sitting N the room
while the court In session The case was men trans
erred to county the trial resulted ~ stated
In the ecqutal OF Scale In the case OF ko0O, VINO was
Jacob Flea convicted Of murder in stockton has BEEN
sentenced to be hung June 81.
N. l. Bird has obtained decree Of divorce from his
wife Elizabeth, in Stockton; also, Jacob A. wermouens
from Julia Wermouth.
PERSONAL DIFFICULTY AT FORT HUMBOLDT,
The Northern Californian furnished with the ollows
ing particulars Of personal difficulty between Lieut.
Harccaatle Of the United States army, and Mr.. Alde-
The latter has been for tme past employed az
Fort Humboldt, and was IN the same mesa with Lieut..
Hardcaste. Mr.. Midelmas invited friend 70 dine with
him, and another gentle man, an acquaintance o. Mss
| happened in, and he also invited him 70 dine Lieut..
| Hardcaste objected to bis inviting these gentemens
stating he did not consider them his equal and de-
manded apology which Mr. Ademas refused 70 give,
at the same time stating that he would do again under
the same circumstances for he did not consider that
sensible man should have considered himself nsuted
One or two days the above took place,
Lieut. Hardcastle called Mr. Midelmas again and de-
| manded an apology, which again refused He then
9ea. hm as mena He then took him BY
| the shoulder, turned him round and kicked ~ him
but left for Eureka. Lieut. Hardcaste officer Of
the day the time this insult was given which took
n nss i0 Saloon in Eureka Mr.
sAid to him, "You insuted me the otner osy ,S
sm rep doSn ~ Win his t and gentleman took
| hold Of Mdelmas. When Lieut.. Hardcastle recovered
mss IN The right nsnd The
his physcans as very serious although they were n0s
Since the above was received says the Northern CALI
foria have been verbally informed that an exami-
Sns Of upon the plea Of suty Of the
saut or the disposition OF MI Hardcastle and otner
sons aA we l learn Sa N.Y. was
$40 Lieut. Hardcastle was bound IN the sum OF 81 wv
to appear before the next term OF the Court Of sessons
| GunyR,-SrANpKR-At the town OF 70 Semitic on Big
Oak Flat April Is, Mr.. n Gilbert 10 Miss Nina Stamper
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Columbia, April II, ~ rev. M.
|
inS woEmxR-InC Columbia April II, by Rev. II.
Baker James Kendall to Miss W. c. Woehler.
CAskT-PASE-In Fairfield, April 20, by Rev. Mr..
Hunter, VIM c. Caskie TO Miss Mary 3; Pane. AMI,
| KuIY-WAIDRoS.-At Gold Hill, Placer county, April
H. by Rev. Mr. Winters Frederick f. Kelly 70 Martha J.
w.ldron. wv por
Mr. Ross J. Holloway, Of Suffer- county, 70 he'ue A.
Walton ,oo h. po, IT.
shuck Isaiah JONES' Of Tnbucton, to Mary A. DaV' Ok
Consumes c,o Anru 10 Samuel
lrPs = s. San Francisco April %, by Rev.
s. C. Thra joel Josseyn, Of Petersburg, Tuare coun-
, ty 70 harriet E. Jamson
DEATHS.
srEBBrs-In San Francisco, April "a Henr'e''a l. WI
| wife of ]. c. Stebbins, kged "a years.
Rp,rxI.SpIn shasta suddenly on April %, Lieutenant
J. n Briceland formerly Of the u 8. navy na0Ve o.
CnEaarwin Stockton, April o, Patrick Greeley aged
years, native Of county Armagh, Ireland:
MoRA-At Coultervie, April 49, after lingering Illness
Gulliume Nora . native Of Bordeaux, France.
Be Drr1EY-In Red Bia, April 49, Edward Dney, nasiv
10 BrIIsiu washington, Yoo county, April q, CARR
sena infant daughter Of Of George and Ann o. Bell age
OTxAsy-Iu San Francisco, April %, Of consumption
Cornelius oIeay native Of New YORK. but 90 % ss
40 BERRY.-In Jackson, April i! the youngest onMa
Alexander and Annie Berry, aged year and months
cd HousE.-In Jackson, April ~ ME- nary Ann n'u''
Ter sBroHsII-n washington township, Alameda count,
M April Is, Of consumption, Dr. B. F. Bucknsli nAsve
HEsSrsY~As sonoma, April Q, Lawrence, sonlf Dani
CAsTTIn Sacramento. April II, James Casey, nasiv
90 of Ireland, aged ~ years
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2s-Evening.
F1our-Sales of domestic at 81 SO q 50 so. Grain
ssxc. Provisions~sses Of Is cases bacon and 100 d
kns butter on p t. Groceries Of $50 bxs Colon
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