The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
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SEPTEMBER
nte TOOK place Saturday evening resulting IN the choice
a tie regular tcke; as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A
Roach. Vice Presidents-Wlard B, Farwell, of Sln
Francisco, OTIS Sawyer, OF San Flancseo, james Lick
Of santa Clara George iount, OF Napa Joseph W. WI
nans, Of Sacramento. secreiary-whiiam r. wheAton
Ireasurer-John ii Turn J. pirectors-John 5. Ellis IL
II. Niniams. j. IL Stearus, h. Lawrence John Benson,
J. II Widber, George H. Tay. -.-
Monday morn ing last 9th instant, fire broke out In
frame house Dupont street. near Pacihc, which Goa
sumed five adjoining buildings Tie loss is about s. 900
for this evening, With the view of forming club The
persons appealed TO do not amount 10 more than hand
fu ia California.
new evening paper called the Mirror has appeared in
this city 1t Of quarto form, and it is to be- journal
OF news and literature.
lions discharged from their debts under the proy
sons OF the insovent law The Liabilities OF the parties
are light.
Resolutions respectful the memory OF the late Judge
Daniel Of the United States Supreme Court adopted
mes ting Of the bar held las. Monday IA the Uaited
States Circuit Court room, Judge a'o"''er presided
William Farley citizen generally respected, died on
the 9th inst from The effects OF INJURIES received BY
National Hall, Kearney street An operation was per
formed with the hope of aiIordng him relief He died
worth OO0 OF which he bsqueahed IS 900 TO the
Roman Catholic church in Valley street. the balance goes
TO his relatives
sdent OF Sacramento, so frghtiuy burned on the
ing of the 4h of July, by the explosion of some
alcohol which she using for culinary purposes, tnat
she died on the following morning
The body Of Luke M. kiilen. native of Ireland was
found floating in the bay last week He was last from
Boston.
well known citizen, named George wyckoG, formerly
a member OF the frm.ot Wyckoa Co of this city,
found dead in his bed on saturday afternoon He had
evidently been lying dead day two, and was too
evident he had committed suicide as pistol shot wound
found just below the heart, and discharged pistol
considered wealthy but he appears TO have met mis-
fortunes lately lie was about forty years old aud came
| from New York.
Thursday last at San Andreas Mrs Mcbride attempted
TO commit suicide oy cutting her throat and abdomen
with razor. The principal arteries were not opened
though the wounds inflicted dreadful N behold.
Last Saturday evening fatal rencontre took place in
this city between police officer, named Rand, and
| steamboat runner named jacob keimes, German py
| birth, In which the latter met his death.
FROM PUGET SOUND.
The United States Shubrck arrived at San Fran
cisco July 10, from Port TOWNSEND, W. T. with dates 70
July4 The annual election for Jefferson county in which
Port To Snserd situated was to take place on Monday
9th July The Register pub ishes full democratic county
ticket in which Paul Hubs figures for District Attor
ney L B Hastings, for Representatives Joseph Iagh-
| Watkins, for coroner; -, for wreck master; and
| James G. Swan, for justice Of the peace
Captain Robertson OF whitoys Island says that on the
woman lying on the beach. The dec ased had been
stabbed in the breast several places The only clothing
the a white chemise The murder had ev-
identity been Of very date the body not Of
fensive Tho body decentiy buried BY the young
mel We are, yet unable to discover who were the
perpetrators OF this murder But it only adds to the list
OF crimes which bring vengeance the Fiat
heads Since writing the above, Captain Robertson in
forms bodies OF murdered females have
been washed ashore on the beach the place
This makes thrs e dead bodies found within days
SANDWICH ISLANDS
BY way Of Victoria, = /, and Pert TO vnsend, W. T.
we have intelligence from Honolulu TO 9th june two
weeks than dates received direct at San Francisco
The Hawaiian Legislature continued in eession The re-
ports the departments had been received and
published, and freely commented on by the press.
general tone OF satisfaction prevailed
Tho report of the Chief Justice gives synopsis OF
crime for i've past years, and shows that better
Of the preceding years.
The whole number OF whaling vessels that have gone
north from Honolulu for the spring Of 1850 l5e