The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

year gone further 10 deprive the United sta.es OF
combined diplomacy Of the European Powers oraii have
gone IN cent iry aud 20 the same bunderngs anu nnt;a
.Ihss the Minister Justly ascrioes as we are an com
eleo 70 90 the suspicious and alarms with winch every
honest and noble American project Is regarded and the
ucaes mat are ,hroSn in the way Of all such enter
ptses az the one Mr. Moagher has successfully and
honoraoiy represented here Tor the last six months.
The rst session Of the Costa Rcan Congress uder the
new constitution was brought to close the lsth OF this
month. The evening" o. the last day of thei, stpps he
members OF the Senate und Chamber Of Deputies dined
together ut the Hotel dc San Jose separated after
round Of patriotic toasts aud enthusiasts speeches ia the
highest good hunor the band OF the Quartet ing
them through the streets to their respective homes
| To morrow the fe,es of Carriage com,neucc Great
sport and gayety expected There will be light
iDg, bull batting, BATS fe oe'ms picnics Concerts NTH
tary reviews and civic processions Every body who
could get mule, an OK team any kind OF horse is
the road for the ruined Old city, The President
brilliant escort, rode OF there this morning The
American Minister accompanied him. I must DC on, too,
Our San Francisco Correspondence.
SAN FRANCISCO, August l, 1850.
Manifesto II ne Douglas Democras-Tiepyaphl Enter
prise-Arms being Collected in San FSancseo-A CHAPTER
Of Crime-7he Frederick WiH Fbrgry-rnied States
Ship Importation Of Camels into California
A Cooie Ship at San Franeisco-Her Escape from the
Authorities, &c.
Yesterday the Douglas democrats published manifesto
in favor OF their candidate. They take the ground aud
prove that the platform adopted by the democracy Of
California at the State Convention last June IDENTICAL
with the patom upon which Douglas and Johnson Stand
that their nomination according TO the rsages the
party, and that Breckenridge and Lane the leaders
the opposition movement should be repudated by every
patriotic citizen in the land. The address is sgned by
Governor Downey Eugei Caseerly Richard T. Hammond,
Joseph p. Hoge, Gen McDougall aud large number OF
| the most worthy meU in the stat
The holes for the tell graph poles dug far AZ Los
| Angeles, the will be stretched = week
Two, thus compie ng telegraptic communication between
San Francisco and that ciy, distance Of over I've hun
! dicd niles.
II III stated that large quantities Of firearms being
collected IN This city, but for what purpe has net YET
appeared.
in the Tuoiumne District Court last Monday, eur China
men, found guilty Of the murder of one Of their country
men, sentenced TO be hung the TN OF SEPTEMBER
fse 23o nit, German named John Grarey WAC
killed. at Nevada, by Loney Brown, during fight which
he latter had win Thomas James Brown bred al James
but hW Grarcy accidentally.
Miguel Marquis, who wa, charged with the murder Of
). D. Lester, Oakland, the 4th of July, 1852
tried before tie District Court san Icandro last
and convicted OF murder IN the second degree.
The shp Ocean Pearl now on the eve OF sailing from
thu port for Hong Kong, will take out and half
million dollars IN treasure.
~ Nisoet formerly bookkeeper 10 the bank nc
OF Lucas, Turner Co., examined last \ the
Probate Court respecting the VI lie se Mr.
Br dericks signature the will offered for propatc me
witness speaking expert declared forgery.
Other persons II rs sad ready 10 swear W The
\ effect.
the 18th ult. from Amoor river, brought nf.een
Mongoan camels captured the confines Oi Tsr;ary
all that survived OF thirty two which ppea the
schooner ins. fall This Importation Us Intended Ger
southern counties and on the Plains. aad the
second importation Of these animals into the United
States-the Brst beng those taken from the hediierra
10 Texas Toey 10 be- exhibited lhis evening
The exhibitor styles them the .ships Of the Dcsert'
The United stats steam irgate ssranac, ron The d
Of California. arrived here the 25.h u She at
sent at Mare leland Navy Yard undergoing repairs The
| following is list her oitccrs;-osptain Robert
Richie; Executive, N. C. Watkins, Leatenants, j. H.
sIotts Bancroft 6hcardi, James II. shirk; Surgeon
Daniel Green Purser, VIM. fDeersoB; f,rst Llonte-
pant Marines, thomas Y. Fields Master Geo Shryocs
Assistant Surg,on %. Green: Acting Chief Eng lecr,
T. B. c. stump First Assistant Engineer Charles schroe
der seco,d Assistant Eneineers b. Chsssa OF and D.
B. H. wharton, Third AssstanS Engisee.s, Feancs Gro.
nin s. W. Craig, A. b. Campbell aud y. wlsnni Cap
tains Clerk l. s Webb; Gunner, Elijah Haskell crpen
ter, N. Major; sailmaker John King Masters aa,os,
| James l. Magauren, j. Brhop aud charles Far.
ikAScTsco- kscATE
Considerable excitement created n tins city last
"Wednesday by the announcement that Spanish brig
called tbs NatomA haa come r anchor Mt Point Reyes the
Monday previous, loaded With coolies for the Chncha
Islands The captain came 10 this city TO obtain suppes,
but after wards uanspfed that the vessel Datcn
bark, and had been lowed TO her anchorage by tho
steamer Martin White, cruiser In the employ ~ the
pilots, where abe furnished with prov sons water,
medicine, &C. The United States Marshal, Immediately
receipt OF the intelligence VI The Naoa being
the city requested the assistance OF the
Active but she was not in condition 10 sail The
nue. cutter Marcy then at nenica huay ieft but Mt
time when the had plenty OF line u escape
The Marcy has since returned and Captain ease reports
that owing to a heavy adverse wna az not
reach Sir Francis brakes Bay until dark we,,nes.
day evening, being completed 20 run a. least
hundred miles to make the thirty, watch IS the
entire distance as travelled by steamers. Ine
hull OF mo .ciaie sized craft dcscried M tho
dim distance sueg1y swinging AZ anchor in the BAY,
about bali mile on shore. Tue captain therefore aol.d
his fatigue dress, conned bis naval uniform ordered mo
cog 10 be lowered and pulled aGsy for the vessel which.
howevu proved TO be 10 coole craft but the hars Ear b.
which sailed bence FOR Noyo The 21i M being
light, the captain had put into the bay until such
time as the blow would moderate. Captain Icase could
learn very little OF the character u the oooe sup she
had sailed from the bay the evening OF the 3i, wtn
fair wind aud furnished with all utedlul supplies. some
Italian fishermen had informed the captain a tue bark
that they had up alongside OF her. but could get
satisfaction" whatever inasmuch The al spoke
Du,ch and either feigBei ignoratce az Faglsh ~ sc
really unable speak intclIgbly the Italians Tho
commander Of this vessel too smart eher % come
pio the immediate vicinity Of the Golden Gaze sncre 10
would be liable 20 be seized at any moment, leave
these waters with no rcpenshment Of hs sofes.
fRoN OEEGOS.
The Official tables OF the Congressional election
in gon have been published Tho total vote 81 the
State cast iDr CoDgrcssmcn 1891 the majority II
George n. shell The democrats nominee over logan re-
pnblcan was io3
The Portland DAILY AdreeT has declared for Douglas,
the OTsQoniIn (wesky Tor Lnoolni ana The Tins (secS
~ for Douglas The Daily Nscs had not YET run up
The 1es Gays that nremcnts are sa to have been
cstab lsh Stage line from Oregon City
merto, through which the time Will be made eight
days.
Tie camp OF the United states Boundary Commission at
SemahmoO. Washington Territory has been broken up,
e Massachusets with the escort and buildbgs having
arrived al Port Townsend ls.h. The bulldogs be
longing 70 the post which distinct from those 81 the
Boundary Commission, will remain In charge Of Mr. VIM
Lear, Of seni'hmoo until the survey s On shed, or
tntss fecccuped There v a strong prohah y that q
permanent military post will be ordered either. Al Sc
miahnloO Point Roberts both OF which places IN.
mcdiatcly under The forty ulutn parallel
II ~ fumored, Gays the Aorthcea (rort Towuserd),
that lighthouse "a 10 be constructed Oh WILDLY Island,
keoegs Point, under the supervision OF Lieutenant
Echer and John Eiicoit, Jr
he election At Port townsend complete triumph
Tor The demoCiacy they having elected Their catre tick
Ct, with but two exceptions Part \. Hlbbs
was elected to the Council, and /. B. Hastings 10 the
H0use
rR1RH CntuNHfA.
The steamer Oregon from Victoria and ports 10 oregon
and Washington Territory, arrived here on the 18th ut
BcfIrE
Lieutenant cls, who vent up 10 Washington Territory
the Of the coast authorities 10 observe
the late eclipse u the has returned San Francisco
he reports that While at his station, Fort Seacoo
be had only two clear DAY Fortunately Of these
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