The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10
INTERESTING FROM THE PACIFIC.



SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA, 1859
PREPARATIONS RECEpuoN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
We making great preparations to give General Scott
worthy reception. The Golden Age, which the distin-
guished veteran board has not arrived up to this
moment-haf an hour before noon The news Of his in
tended visit reached hero a few days ago by overland
mail and has been confirmed by the Uncle SAM which
arrived last night from Panama. with the passengers that
left New York September 20 on the North Star.
Fhe following order was Wednesday evening issued
by Brgader General Haven the commanders ofdierent
companies in the city
sfoosp r sacesp y
oanrn No; 5rbe attached the brigade win
Panama reception TO Lieutenant
b. a. COBB, L. Col. A. Aa.
Tho signal for the various companies assemble ut
their respective armories will be the sound of martial
music through the streets of the city The reception will
be- as generally by the military The Surviving repre-.
scntatvcs of the various regiments Of the campaign in
Mexico who reside here, will be present. and feel
surcd from the enthusiasm already exhibited that that
reception wiz be not only gratifying distinguish
cd visiter but will reflect credit the military Of this d.
vision.
When the Golden Age is teegraphcd every member of
volunteer companies, and all those who have served
under the distinguished veteran, win repair to California
street, where the line Of escort will be formed at any
hour by day or night.
The Herald, speaking of General Scott's anticipated
arrival, remarks:---WheDever in his whole life, his
country interests have demanded personal sacrifices or
involved danger personal inconvenience. those sacr
fees have been made and all danger and Inconvenience
have been dsregarded. If the government has deemed
General scotts services the Pacific essential his
arrival may be expected with all confidence. But indie
pendent Of his great and exemplary zeal for the interests
fhn uch nj fha vto
visit California His sword it; TO his ranscendart
military genius and consummate strategic skill the
American people owe, in great measure, the acquisition
Of this rich and thriving OF living do they
feel SO proud is there for whom they entertain
such devoted sentiment Of atiectonate generation and
respect 1t is eminently meet that the people Of San
francisco should testify their great regard for the dis
tnguished veteran that all may know that are not
wholly nseDsble 10 true merit or unapprecatve Of gen.
uine greatness We have hod political receptions for po
cal ends now let US do ourselves honor by becomngIy
receiving and entertaining the most humane and accom-
plished warrior Of the age.
SUMMARY or yBws.
At the close Of business on the 10th nst the amount Of
funds remaining in the state Treasury was 1914 2Sl
julius Levy, Hebrew, was fined $3.50 on Monday last
by Judge Hsgcr, of the Fourth District Court for con-
render sealed verdict tho preceding Saturday morn
ing He failed to appear at that time, and when
moned positively refused comply with the order of tho
Court on the ground that tho day the day Of atone
ment the most solemn religious anniversary observed by
the Jews The juror in before the refusal in
mated his intention to be absent did he speak Of the
day ofatonement either TO the Court Jurors up
to the moment the verdict had agreed the jury
separated Much assumed Indignation against the Judge
has been got off by few Of the newspapers here who
scek in this way TO pander trucke to the Jews who
are numerous and extensively engaged in business Tho
Judge unquestonably treated Levy he would have
treated Christian under similar circumstances-no bet
ter worse The Jews doubt understand the motives
Of their jealous newspaper defenders.
The agents OF Charponing Co., contractors for carry
ing the mail between Pacervie and st. Joseph Salt
Lake, failed Wednesday last 10 call for the mail and
the temporary service has in consequence been given to
Lewis Brady Co., who Immediately despatched stage
TO Salt Lake City with the mails.
has prevailed in the city for several DAYS that
nbusfering expedition is in course Of organization,
Sonora being the quarter in danger.
Judge kckles, d the Utah District Court arrived at
Genoa, Carson Valley, October H. He is his way to
the Eastern States via San Francisco Judge Sinclair also
Court in few days at Genoa, Carson Valley.
breach ofpromiso case was tried in the Fourth District
Court this week the parties to the action being Germans
me plaintiff Elizabeth Hdebrand claimed $50 900 from
j. Matbeson but the evidence though establishing the
mans weakness, did not disclose promise TO marry.
non-sut was granted
decree OF divorce has been granted by tho Sierra
county District Court in the Of Eliza hoGurk VII
liam McGurk.
Edmund Moran. a native OF ireland WAS accidentally
Killed on Tuesday last Yolo county by accidentally fall
ing from wagon Deceased ABOUT thirty years old,
j. W sterreu, M insoyent has been discharged from
his debts IN sierra county.
Andrew Cocns, native Of New York, aged "a years,
sailor on hoard the ship David Crockett was killed
yesterday ny falling from aloft TO the deck.
The British stean hip norwood IS 20 be Withdrawn from
the route between this city and Victoria sent back TO
England. has been found that she win pay In con-
sequence OF being unable participate In the trade
Tho Forwo0d here from England with the expec-
taton that the traffic in freight and passengers would sup
port stcamer; but tho American ships having the ad-
vantage Of og into way ports have e the agents Of
the Norwood other 70 pursue than send her
home
e. II. Burns, who was arrested on charge of en-
bezzling money belonging TO Iangon & Co. expressmen
at Downieviie, has been discharged proof having been
produced against him. ~
TIE LITE TrRB At AUBrRY
The late fire in Auburn Placer county DESTROYED largo
portion o! the town. The loss down at IS; 900 no
following is a list OF the sulicrers-- o
Isaac Credit hotel and restaurant 80 200 We,s rrr,
&So 3 tAircss building, $1,000; b. Goodknd CO. fruit
segars No, ~ 200; - Davis, building fruis segnrs'
&C., $500. Barney Hardy, livery stable Al ,no AZ
DO tr.iaepce, $500: d. Marks, residence $500 wl,nr,
Britain, oocber s2Cc0, Davidson JUaee, Iauors ed