The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

Our San FRANCHISE Csrrespondense.
SAN FRANCISCO March Is, 1854.
The Almader Muses. Co~troussy-Lcsilstiue Aais~-Ap-
posstmsa Of STATE Geologia-Indias Wsr Bo~ds-7ds-
graphic Communicatiow Baveex San Frs1cico and tk
West,w Utah Silver Nises- Marriages, Deaths, dc.
Tho joint resolutions calling upon representatives In
Congress 10 every exeroa 70 procure dissolution
Of the INJUNCTION against the AlmAdsn Mining Company
were reconsdered in the Senate Monday and after
warm debate passed again by largo majority is pro-
babo the resolutions will DO forwarded BY the present
mails The course Of tho federal government was de-
nounced with great vehemence during the discussion.
An act has passed both houses Of the Legislature ap
pointing Whitney Of Vermont State Geologist, with
salary Of $1,000 per aanum 1t was first proposed to
employ some gentleman approved BY the Smithsonian In
suute, but il appeared tina: Mr. whitaey endorsed by
Professors Agassiz, Silliman and Henry. The sum Of
survey, which ID TO be entered upon without delay.
The assembly has indedaitsy postponed the bill cancel
for the issuance Of new bends by vote Of SO to IA
Over 500 900 is thus saved tbs State Tho measure
Direct telegraphio communication now exists between
San Francisco and Virginia CITY, tho great oeutre OF
mnhg operations in Carson Valley Messages have been
for several days constantly going over tho limo. On
Monday next the line TO Piacervle from this city will be
IN operation, connecting at tho former place with the line
washoe The business between here and the silver
mines has become so extensive - to keep the operators
continually at work.
Isaac Roop elected soms months snoe Governor or
Nevada Territory has addressed letter to Goa Clark
commanding the California department., requesting hiu
company OF dragons 70 Carson Valley 70 keep
the Indians there IN subsection
SAN FRANCISCO, March 90, 1850.
Coinage at the Branch Kins-A Ne,O Mint IN Northern
Resolutions Regard to the Ssx Juan AfSr-
Death S japanese Sailor-The Japanese Enbassy-
Man Sentatcsd to be HaNg-Chiwse Feasts-The Washpe
N,nes dc.
Tue United States commenced suit March "a, against
Cole W. F. Carham Robert Olpherts, j. Doves, william
wsker, James Brown, W. W. Meyer, J. ". Sullivan, j.
Drake, William Barry, Mrs. Wilson, L. Ceburn, Charles
Wenbrant, p. F. Postal, Mrs. LaDy, W. R. wangle H.
Peyser, r. Iidde Il Co., J. Stratmaa, j. l.. Curtis A.
Morgan and Patrick Mulloy eject them from Govern
ment block on part Of which the Custom House stands
The ten years lease has EXPIRED tho govern ia
now entitled to the possession.
Two young men, named James Beeler and John
White, Of Blackberry, Kane county, Illinois, were
drowned opposite their ranch tho night Of Tuesday
last the goth nstheir boat having run down and
swamped by the steamer J Bragdon, bound, bsleve,
TO Stockton.
William Costello, found guilty Of the murder Of A. S.
Carver, was last Friday sentenced by Judge Hardy to
be hung Friday, May Is, 1860 The prisoner stated
that he had mother and five sisters living which caused
marked 81 mpathy for his unfortunate fate and when
the eoemn and impressive judgment Of the court was pro-
nounced, many eyes were filled with tears. The prisoner
conducted himself cooy and calmly throughout whole
proceeding, and not even by the witching OF muscle
exhibited any sign OF agitation
1t is that some religious feast In the Chinese
calendar, when the CeestiaS celebrate the particular
dees Of the time, and make certain sacrifices Of valu
abes to pIopate the spiritual powers which believed
TO guide their terrestrial destnies
The State telegraph branch line completed to Placer
vile last night, having been built from to
Pacerve, distance OF forty nine miles. in ten and
During last week % es4 ounces OF gold, worth about
$3.50 000 and silver bullion value Of So 49, were
deposited in the Branch mint, and $236 900 gold and
silver coined.
The schooner Ewing, which sails to-day for MazatIan
takee part Of her cargo the machinery and full app
ances for mint in Northern Mexico under the Posquera
government The works we're made At Donahues foundry
IN this city, and are Intended for large establishment
Resolutions will be introduced into the California senate
during the week, endorsing Gen. Harney's re-
ference to the seizure Of San Juan.
Tho overland mail from st. LOUIS with dates to March
s, arrived yesterday at Fresno.
JAPANESE STEAMER.
One OF the japanese sailors belonging TO the Kandln
ruArruh died ON Thursday, board that vessel He
been aling for some time. BE will be buried in the
grounds Of the Marine Hospital In this city On Saturday
the captain and two other officers Of the some Of
the sailors and Lieutenant Brooke, went the marble
yard Of Mr. l. R. Myers in Pine street, aad ordered
the deceased The captain wrote in Japanese cAsrsc.
inscription for side Of the slab aHd Leuteu
ant Booke wrote the same in English the other side
% follows -
In memory Of
NosKK,
Japanese Sailor,
OF the War Steamer
Kan din mAFruh
Died March I'D, 1890 {
<Thb Monument erected by the order OF the JAPANESE