The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-31
san Franeisco Correspondence.

Our SAN Francis Corresp ondences
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2, 1860
o,,r,,,ss efAe Aai--7ae EIrrGloSs A'lnfs-D'seoVey
n g,i Killsd by indians Trouble bsosea he Epi'ao
D5I{lns and Uniiarians, de-
A e branch mint this city last week 10 a5A ounces
r s buon worth $685. 900, deposited and 20 2l3
orcss Of silver bullion were purchased The sum Of
sNaa o0o was coined in double eagles and $4,000 IN
dimes.
TIE revenue cutter W. L. Marcy has been ordered to
the t,'one Islands for the purpose Of taking
m or the part of the government in regard to that pro
marty There seem 10 be still difficulties on the Islands
in regard 10 the sea fowl eggs deposited there as to who
has m right OF gathering them. Some Italians claim the
p-opey under the pre- empton laws, and reside there,
occrnvipg themselves with picking up the eggs, which
brinr them considerable pecuniary return Others
hold h the islands belong to the ated states and that
thev haze right collect the eggs found there large
number Of the arrested few days since Tor
larceny but at trial the jury were unable 10 agree
The Marcy will probably settle the matter
Lieut.. Williamson, United States Army acting Under
instructions from the general government, will establish
obseraores at Sacramento Pacervie, on the summit Of
,h s.ra Nevada and in Carson Valley to note the great
ocI,nsa which is TO take place on the 18th inst
comet has been visible for several nights in this city
and m other parts of the State, and has attracted consi
erabe attention 1t said to the description OF
the comet Of Charles the Fifth rapidly approaching
the earth.
Alfred Green has fled petition to be discharged
from his debts Applicant has been engaged in the milk
trade his liabilities 81 800 John Sanders finally
discharged from his debts saturday last.
Federics Biesta, the keeper of large aud valuable
book store in this city left quite Unexpectedly few
DAYS since His stock consists Of Italian, French and
SPANISH books, with paintings eagravi1ss, &c II IS
SAID hs Liabilities amount TO soO,oOO b'estA was Ihe
pCb her and editor Of the Italian patriotic paper The
o, goods was transferred TO oher parties oeI1e nc
TIE PORK Inspector, appointed under an act Of the
Legislature passed last session reports that large
ousn,t OF pork shipped from the Eastern markets 70
California unsound condition IL is sta1eo u Que
NJ lo CIV papers that the "Proyson Inspector has de-
tectea ana exposed regular system Of imposition prac
t,ed vpon California consumers by Eastern packers-an
impos non which not confined 70 short weights, but
which extends 10 the still reprehensble practice o!
sng, ne large per Centage of tainted meats into bar
res containing enough sound provisions 70 impose upon
the purchaser where the article has not been profession
ally msIeced' Toe importers intend reshi9pas TIE
BAT p-0vlsions.
o. ,e 2sth of May the bodies of seven white men
k.l q the report says) by the Indians were discover
e. ab0L ruue mile from Camp Haven the opposit side
Q! the TSacbee river in Carson Valley. They were pro-
bA.y aad about four weeks and one OF them was recog
med a. memb,r of pros 2ectng party which left yr
NJ y Tho bod,es were all buried In one common
pra-, IN order Of CAPT stewart An attempt lad been
maj ~ the Indians burn the bodies and they
pa, ~ consumed. II is feared that Nj Hoyle os this
a. gers o. the Episcopal Missions Sunday School
haze extensive genents for the celebration o.
tn coaching nation al anniversary They propose nav
ing procession OF yorng girls military escort tabeauE,
aud invitation extended To Rev. I starr King
"a any address the assemblage has been accepted
u, Son School sprang into existence out Of quarrel
be en- ,Le teachers aut rector of the Church OF the Al
yp- tat great Jealousy aud great exertioDs
h.r ei manifested both sides. The seceders have
gathered three four hun ired children whom they have
to instruct but without the cordial approval Of
tat fni.ccpl bishop clergy. The Mission school l.
Tt.. IN opt
mc,;--srch as picncs, gifts, Sc-to attract pupils The
Io.ilA ~ July approaching, grand festival was deter
mined g.on, and the programme appears IN the city pa
per occupying nearly column, with The Rev l. starr
King orator Bishop Kip being absent, the Standing
C,mmlce met Saturday and agreed upon the follow
ing lr-u,,hion unanimously
yed Thai the acton Of the officers Of he Episcopal
school their celebration OF the Fourth Of July By
whcd Icy have invited Unitarian clergyman % dever an
chtren Episcopal sunday schools has heeu
OF the clergy Of the Pr0tes,an;
Ep church In this ocess and does not meet he
blo1 " ne standing Committee at present the eccestsiea
at,.I- Of the docesS
To, objections to this action simply TIA, On the
Fourth OF July secaran differences should be forgotten
the design should be 10 select him who would IN the
most glowing paint the virtues OF the revolutionary
heroes stimulate their postery to emulate them
is expected that Mr. T. King just the person TO dc
this The celebration by the school viii OF coarse take
pace, and Mr.. King will speak. Different opinions p" III
be tanned Of the difficulty between the Episcopal
ol sunday school ana the Episcopal Authorities. De
Cip1c however, is entirely iguored.
The Market street railroad track from tue Bay 70 tnt
ss0u completed saturday last ana the cars ore
expected TO commence running 10 morrow TIE new To-
oouolye, which Is Of peculiar kind, buili 10 TINS city,
Ia Already been placed upon the track and the two other
cars which 10 make up the MISSION tram, VIII take
theu places 10 day.