The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-28

order ............ 500 Duncan shcrman&C &c., $40
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News from CALIFORNIA;, Oregon, WASH
ington Territory and British Columbia.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5, 1880.
Termination Of the Joey Gougenheim Sui Asas'r the Bark
Glimpsc-$7oo Damages Awarded- Dscouinuancs Of q
California Ne,spaper-Th Sherrebock Clains-Coisa9e
at the Branch Mint &C.
Saturday last Judge McAistcr, sitting n tho United
States Circuit Court reversed the decree Of the District
Court Diminishing the libel in tho case Of Joey Gongen
helm the bark Glimpse ordered that she should DO
paid 500 damages It will be remembered that the Sis
tiers Gougenhcm came to this city from Australia on tho
Glimpse (which, believe, has since been wrecked In
Puget sound and charged that they had bsen used with
harshness and deprived Of the accommodations which IL
was agreed they should receive Miss Joey nled con-
plant in the United States District Court against the ves
could &C. sugar for her lines. Judge Holman decided
asked and refused TO nnd in her favor, though she
claimed $4,000 Judge McAllister came 70 contrary
The publication Of the Sacramento Democratic Standard
has been suspended Charles T. Bolts the editor and
proprietor and holds the Office Of State printer M Bots
nation Of the National Convention he Hotts would NOS
support him Tho paper was issued daiy VIII come
viii Of course dwindle down very much.
The work Of taking the census commenced In this CITY
The shcrrcback claim confirmed by the United States
District Court has been opened by Judge hcAser 70 al
notion for new trial The land covered by the claim
includes valuable tract In this city, and Is worm MIL
During the month Of Nay s375 ounces of gold bullion,
worth 1924 67e deposited In the Branch Mint Of TINS
city, and 10 oet ounces OF silver worth ~ - inesS
dollars and $50 $40 into regular refined silver bars
The widow Of Admiral German, IN officer OF some mote
in Mexican affairs died IN this city last week sno was
The case Of VIM. H. Stone, who killed John G Bell, :
county = Af'hE i sso Is pssaSs %
the accused
FROM OREGON.
The surveying schooner FAunteroy is At present en-.
gagged in making survey Of Grays ha1bor under the
direction OF Captain Lawson. The steamer Active
pectcd 10 arrive during the present month assist in tho
prosecution Of this undertaking
large trade In cattle from the head Of tho willamette
70 Southern Oregon and Northern California expected
the coming scaDn. Many droves already on their
New gold dggngs have been struck short distance
rom the Canon In Douglas county They believed 70
c cssensve ana tnen reported richness has induced
are constantly received from Hog EN-, starve Out,
syOs Ms r Greek and mssdoxs Miners have plenty
Valuable discoveries Of iron ore are sad to have been
are In fine condition. and give promise q the heaviest
harvest ever produced in the valley
The Boundary Commission about TO resume their
work; the Commissioners the part OF Great Britain
recently passed through the Dscs on their way 10 tho
General Palmer has neatly completed his wagon road 10
Qucsnelc river.
WASHINGTON rKRRrroxy.
The Puget Sound Herald has the subjoncd particalars
Fort seiacoom was reinforced May II by company Of
the Ninth Infantry, commanded by Major Haller mis-
oxr.l laof ali IL.
up small and unimportant posts, and concentrate the
troops in largo stations II Is therefore probable shss
Fort Townsend will not again be occupIed by vutsd
state troops Fort Beilmghan having also been aban-
steiacocsn, Fan Juan and smiahmoo
The troops stationed at Fort seilacoom are actively en-
sagsa putting up quarters for two additional compa-
contracted win o. Webbsr for 100 ooo Secs q snce
tho arsp from the beach TO the station
completed the station viii present the appearances q
Tho bark Auckland sailed Tor the mines a,
22d, 70 Lad with coal for san Francsco. 80
cnSsen has been granted month"; cavs
Paul aiubbs, formerly Of California has been e,ecs<
if -, 81 a democratic club Ia jackson.
ns ney<r complains that mposons arc prsctisod ~
,ns ocers o the British customs Qscctsown and W.
FROM nRrrrsH coLuxBrA.
We have dates from Victoria 10 Aprn 40
Inc mining news from Fraser river ID very favorab,.
salmon river. -..I - ="
TWO Cinnamon, while in dispute with wh.ss No.,
'pous fcs miles aesyc cayoo~h were sbos d~nA 1855
,,s,sod.r onmamen have len rovs Yas fsr M
There !. great demand FOR mules sov yys..v ,,~
wing 70 ne large number of miners oomlnr 1. go
empcymscs sspec'cd packers win hsvs pIsssy
There were lie pasRnsers len Victoria On tho $780,.
The steamer, &C. sn: wis., M ss,' Sss, 2. on. ne 2aa
lc,crs, on the let inst, from the river Jcsts.