The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

sgent oe the North Atlantic and Psc6o SeazshIp Uom
5s.ehisy g., gron,.sns hardware merchant. IN sA.
chy, haye failed y 10 said that member Of the arm,
now in New York, has sbstracted and used the funds
M fsster, for the Protection Of al The CREDITORS
with him eight Of his own slaves, from Arksnsas Tne
laws Of that State do nos permit the emancipation OF
a':yss and he selected ssiOrnA 70. the PURPOSE
Rev. j. Gobis and family sailed from here on the "a
ns. ior Japan via Honolulu They 60 as missionaries 70
The rates Of passage the steamers leaving to-day for
cabin si57 Co. second cabin sios and sss s.eoraso,
S47 80 In the Orixaba cabin $l25 4l07 and S7o Steer
age $47 80. 10 New Orleans SIS additional ON above
The reported discovery Of silver mines in Napa county
turns out to have been exaggerated. The ore when
cious metal Tue prospecting, however has brought to
light valuable quicksilver deposits Large quantities Of
the ore have been brought to this city and found very
The theatre at orovie sold last week at referees
sale, and brought $6,oSo.
shells oblones have been sent from this city 10 New
York to be reshipped, half to Germany and half to
France They destined for the Of cutters for the
ayDg OF card cases. pocketbooks and for the handles
o. knives and forks Tire shells are from the vicinity Of
The remains Of Mr. Naihau late first assistant engineer
Of the wrecked steamship Northerner, which were
brought to this city from the north, were "Wednesday
cessOn He buried by the Masons several lodges of
whom turned out with music, besides long line Of car
Forbestown Butte county, was entirely destroyed by
hre on the 2sh nit The loss s about $50 0O0 The ire
originated In frame house. situated at the upper end Of
the town, Tho whole roof Of the building was on rc in
very few minutes after IL had been knded, and soon
tho whole town, with the exception Of three nre proof
brick buildings and the National Hotel was in asnes.
Among the brick buildings saved together with its
ten!s that Of the Gaek Brothers, marchans Foroes
arl n
wTham Mcoammon, Jr., cas'mer Bandos and ". P;
Piumer, OF this city, have filed petitions to be released
DEGREES Of divorce have been granted by TIE Fourth
David Nelson, and J. Q. A. Warren Anna L. ". War
In the last case the decree b only from bed and
Lieutenant McAnster, Lieutenant Chandler Major Carl.
ton q. A., and Lieutenant Davis First dragoons left
Los Angeles last Monday for Fort Yuma to attend court
The bill 10 release the suretes on the BOND Of Henry
Bates late State Treasurer for $l24 00 has passed both
Houses will be remembered that this sum was
taken cm the State Treasury about three years sinee
to pay interest coming due in New York, but the money
was IN some way lost Or stolen;
Jonathan r. Guthrie was killed, January q, near
Clarasyille Edorado county, by Thomas g. Singleton
Deceaeed was fred at by Singleton and aied from the
fects Of the wound He was native Of Ohio and aged
On Saturday January 2s, man named Bob Brass was
Killed by one Wlth'nghan near Knights Ferry In the
escaped.
terrible accident occurred sa the New York Tunnel
Nevada county January 2S by which four lost their
lives by drowning. The names Of the unfortunate men
were Francis hampshire Christopher Mathews, Patrick
through into some old workings filed with water, which
siblity Of escape r
Thomas Mckinney, tried at Marysvile for the murde.
OF man named Rice, has been found guilty OF man
slaughter.
B. wEburn It is reported killed by Indians near
Fort TETON about ten days ago The unfortunate
after some cattle when party OF Piues on him aud
pierced him with ARROWS. Mr. Wiburn buried Los
AngeleG
Tomas an Indian, was legally executed at Los Angeles
on Monday last
Walter Wilkinson fatally injured last Saturday by
the falling In Of house in course Of removal