The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-10

transferred 10 III, Court Of sessions has been aeuied
The accused s averse TO beiog san Ffucco and
MS believed moves for the transfer, hoping TIA, the
District Judge would grant tire Application The counsel
of Judge Terry have 20 hopes Of succeeding in such
matter with the County Judge. Al appeal has been takea
TO the Supreme Court before which Tribunal the case
D p Bcknap has been appointed by the Probate Court
special administrator the Of ihe late Senator
Broderck The application for general letters Of admin
istraon has not yet been decided Tho Court s hear
ing evidence.
The Genba which arrived ia Ibis poI on the 10th inst
from Guy smas, reports that she c the batter port DC
toDeT ~ with part cargo OF -four FOR 5azsn where The
harbor by a lieutenant from her British Majesys frga,e
Amethyst Captain Sydney G!enien. The Genba was al
lowed TO proceed her voyage after dscharging her
-four on The Island OF veasao whore Il would remain la
Captain Crenels safe keeping until the arrangement OF
the question pending with the authorities OF Mazailan
A Correspondent of the Sacramento Democratic SON.
ddyd writing from hariposa, tells cf the Da settlement
OF the difficulties between Colonel Fremont the MERGED
Mining Company Colonel Fremont is in full posses
son OF the mines adudged TO him by the decisions OF
Courts Nhoni any violence being used towards adverse
the celebrated Josephine and Pine Tree veins the
veral mills IA the possession OF Colonel fremont, as
by the MERGED Mining Company. By the ana
decison OF the case, entitled Bdde Boggs VS..
The MERGED Mining Company, Colonel Fremont recove red
Court in Fremont Crenshaw and others, he ad-
judged to be entitled TO the possession OF the "Back
Drist from which the Mount Ophr mill was fed. Al
though resistance at FIRST threatened to the
cuen Of the process OF the law happy hear that
better oounseis have prevailed aud that the Colonel ia
in Pesceable aud quiet possession what has been
adjuocated to him by the highest tribunal in the land
MsssTs T. l" Horn Co., segar dealers, failed last
week. They have snce arranged in such manner with
their creditors that the firm allowed year qui.
date Their stock Is fully able to meet all their liabilities
The Santa Clara Mining Company, Of Baltimore, have
commenced action in the United States Circuit Court
against Hobart Edrdge, Henry Laurenoel and others,
recover $4,000 damages for entering certain quick
silver mining ground and inuring the land, cutng down
trees, &c.
decree Of divorce has been granted by the sacra-
mehto District Court m the case oil Louisa Nelson vs..
Charles Nelson
A new military company has been organized in this
city, called the "McAahon Grenader Guard" Toe
al Is Thai Of the hero Of Magenta. The company ls
- ID IN part OF Irish and native born citizens
]. Musser, delegate elect from Nevada Territory
tCafrpn Valley, leaves to day for Washington Judge
CfadebauGh Of the Uuied States District Court Utah is
nov "a California rost for the Atlantic States.
OF an oservatory A considerable sum Of money has
been collected for the purpose.
ladies' fair, held At Masical Hall during the week for
The benefit Of Grace (Ersoopa church, realized S. 900
clear OF expenses TIE congregation are a6ou, building
aspendid ediece.
gon, has forwarded his resignation 70 Washington.
Great excitement was caused at Oakland last week in
consequence OF w. C. Pease, lawyer, killing edward
Norris. The homicide grew out of squaer difficulties,
deceased having refused 10 quit the land OF the sonn law
o. PeSse. Tho Of the affair published far
would indicate that Norris fault though people
at ist threatened to lynch Pease. Tie latter in
jail
Lawrence Gilgan WAS recently killed by tree falling
on bun, at Camanche Camp, Calaveras county lie
from Galway, Ireland, aud aged fifty three years.
Pat RetrcSSr was stabbed at Whiskcy Dggngs, Sierra
county Dec g. by Nathaniel Mclean and died in short
time.
John Roberts has been held answer the charge of
killing Henry VI Hurkes, at Sacramento, in the sum of
So ON0 bail Frederick ~ Smith, arrested for completely
in the crime, has been discharged
George A. Smith captain of the wh1!eshp Fabus who
PLEAD guilty TO beating Andrew Fosa one Of the crew of
the vessel has been sentenced pay ne Of $50 by the
United States Circuit Court
Ra.ael Cslande, native Of Malta, aged 10 years. died
suddenly the l4th inst, while IN the Heodeon
just after the performances closed He burst blood vee
sci.
Charles Sharp, colored man. was recently murdered
al indian Gulch, Mariposa county. Ills hands were tied
behind his back and his head by the blows
OF an axe The body was covered with knife wounds and
blled with bullets The murderer Is unknown.
Gu Sunday, Nov. q, John NJ. Grey killed by Geo.
Hodges, at Fort TETON, during quarrel Hodges was de-
Hvered over 70 the military commander.
William Rankin tried last week in tho Court OF
Sessions Cor stealing quantity OF shoes from the United
aud man William Dolan arrested, charged
with The oence but the latter absconded and ef, his bail
liable.
Phillip r. Robinson has been indicted By the Grand
Jury FOR the mlrdcr OF Peter Buras.
William Crossop, charged with killing John V. Ford at
Stockton, has been found guilty OF murder in the hrs
John B. Lewis has also been found guilty charged.
fire broke ont In this city the morning OF the 18th
inst at the cf Broadway and Dupont street, de-
stroyug two ire stores and their contents Martin Ma
thanson, proprietor of one OF the stores niaery has
been arrested on charge OF arson.
Information has been received TO the effect that the
authorities in Germany arc taking stringent measures TO
prevent the expectation from thence OF girls to oil dance
cellars IL this city.
The overland mail stage from St. Louis with dates 10
November Is, arrived here last night.
The rates VI passage on the Sonora today from san
Francisco 10 New York are--Cabin, sl32, slO7, $40
storage, si7 30.