New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

10 San FraDclfco, tbS Penpfes ticket 70 v,c-
torious for all the local officers, .ave probsby Su
perintendent Of Schools. The Pepe's ticket is a.
f. lows:
Cont, Clerk MAsHrssros BARrLIrr.
Polte. Jpdss.. HgSRY Coos.
CS-,f Of Po(tt. MARTIN j. BURKE
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Ssyerirt-ndsntor Common se,oois. WILLIAM saE.sA.
James Drpnap, the Anii-Lscouptou candidate
for Superintendent of Schools, adopted by the Le-
cou.ptouites, is supposed 70 be elected.
The Ad mipsirst.,D nominees for the Legislature
are elected IN San Francisco, aud L.tb.u hss a
considerable plurality over bis Republican aud
Aoti-Lecowpton rivals This result ass throwa
the Republicans into VIA. is POLITICALLY termed q
"big disgust" for they u,ed to carry this city by
large usjorities hen the Democrats were uniteo
So oe 90; the sun shioes upon the unjust as vel
ss upon tire just.
To SAP Francisco, 1889 votes were cast.
The State Horticultural Fair opened here on tho
9th int. 7 he display Of fruit is magnificent, To-
GLIDING about 100 varieties of apples, 60 Of pears,
as many Of grapes and peaches, hslf &c msUy Of
plume, several OF nectar0es and apsicots, raspber-
Ies cherries figs, oranges, &c Tnere is cab.
There is red beet weighing ! rs pouods. u Is
about foot through at the top and foor feet lnng
Ii is two years old, aud WAS exhibited last Fall,
when it weighed 42 pounds, after which it was
planted for seed, but refused TO bear seed and con-
tipued to grow larger. 1t was gro n BY John Lev
cling in Alameda County.
The Santa CYp- Sentintl states thst K. +. Peck
ham has raised 2, COG bushels OF whe,t field of
80 acres, in the Pajaro Yalley-66 bushels to the
acre.
The Sacramento Pioneer Association have elected
James Queen for their President.
During August SO, ;s;5 ounces Of gold were de-
posted in tbs Mint Sc go ounces Of silver were
purchased, and 1862 600 were coined, 1885,, 600 Of
The coinage being 10 double eagles, 72 900 10 half
dollars, aud s. 600 in silver dollar.
The taxsble property 10 Sacramento City is as
sessed this year at So,039,323. The tax amounts
to 81 80 on the 500.
FIRE occurred at Poverty Bar, in Calsveras
County, on the 9th, destroying property to the
vslue Of $4,000
To-day the ninth apL iyersary of the admission of
California into toe Union, is to be celebrated BY
the Pioneers Societies Of thi' city and Sacramento;
in the latter place o. c. Wheeler is the orator Of
the occasion; here W. b. Farwell.
party Of white meo called the Pit River Rsu-
gers employed in the benevolent work OF extsr-
minatine red men, attached a rqnch.rid Of Indians
in Beaver Creek Valley, Sishiyoa County, ou the
30 inst, aud killed 20 of tue variants" while 1870
escaped. ToIee Of the whites were wounded, two
with arrow and one with bucksbot.
The ship Forest NJ march, Of Glssy ow, bound
from Son Francisco to Puget Sound, foundered at
sea on the 9Th ut., when about 200 miles south
westward from this port. The crew, "a 10 num-
Der, took to the boats, and have all arrived here in
safety.
Elizabeth Hldebrand bias brought suit in this
city, against NicsOlss Mathe~s,n for breach of
promise Of marriage. She demands $50 900 dam
ages.
The clipper ship Ocean Express, 100 tuns,
while attempting TO beat out of this tsrbor, the
5,b inst struck Disblo Point, ADD her bow ran
seven feet out of water, bat in minute or two abe
slid back into the water, and found to be SILL
manageable, though leaking considerably. She has
been token to Mare Island to be dOcked. The eI-
tent of damage TO her is as yet unknown.