The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-16
principal consisnecs per Cortez are;-


Tho following are first cabin passengers per Cortes-
Mrs. Valentine and infant j. IL Redmond, r. Dougherty,
late United States Consul Michael Price, Honolulu; Alex
Price, Ben. Toppan, Henry Adler, J. Holloway, J. f
Mobiles and servant, H. Kaxten, Rev. Robt Keller, Ed
ward Qalbard G. T. Stumoke, wife and child; VIM. G.
Bush A. Hall, wife and child; A. Powell, Jr, John l.
Dunn, O. O. W. Pend, Mrs. Lay son Leonard and infant.
The ship Darhng Wave has cleared for New York with
miscellaneous cargo, comprisng 200 sacks o. basey,
200 eacks OF copper 1000 hides 800 asks quick
silver, l4o barrels taow, 81 bales Of WOOL 500 bags
guano, &c.
February l. is now overdue some six days. causing much
anxiety,
70 the 18th ultimo, 10 autographed from Carson valley
The Harrassc case, FOR alleged defacat0n tn the San
Francisco mint, In 1856, s On trial In tho cAsa sAsss
A. Austin Co. retail dry goods merchants, recently
reported a failed, hsvo resumed business.
Horace Smith, who killed the printer named Newell Il
San lrancsco, on the lst Of January being refused
change Of venue BY ,he Court, has pssi-
have affair trial IN San FRANCISCO, and asl,ns ne -
sage Of specsl act removing his trial TO Pseer coun-
y bis place Of rssdenoc, thus virtually asking ths pr
Of the Legislature have granted the prayer oe the pss
TONER by more than two thirds majority. There y
some prospect that the Governor will veto The and
throw the responsibility the legislature Of passing
by a two thirds vote
The Chairman Of the Brech inrdge state Osnsysl Com
mtee has called meeting Of that body At Sscrsnnsnto
the 20th 10 consider the perlous national
aars lie urges tho following resolutions for he meet
let US have, union II we can, peaceabe dssolusson Il
must, but conflict never.
III agreeable dissolution comes why should ChhfoYnia
remain with the free staee9 bloody separation why
should she not establish Pacific nationality sho VII
ng 70 Se oragssa INTO var against soStnn ccufede
vocsby es,ahlshcdY Ought shs not 70 demand q the
other free States 70 consent to peaccabe separation
any must come, az an unyieding condision Of her
remaining with themS Does not Iincolns fogeshadovcd
policy Of executing the laws the seceded states mpsy
force and people really 70 psusge
q uuchn n
These are the moenous questions 10 be considered
which u s feared VIII too soon require action herefse
a fun meeting of the committee IL requested.
CHAS LINDLEY Chairman.
There are features In the Senatorial eiectIon
Tbe senate yesterdsy amendrd the Union resolution
previously passed in tho Assembly and adopscd In Tho
following form, BY voe Of 20 TO o. the negative vote
Resolved, That we heartily endorse the plan d settle
ment for the existing difficulties In tho Atlantic States a
proposed by tho Hon j. j. cr,tenden in tho senate Of
The United states January g. 1851 and that condemn
c So o. .Sd me s.ssr
and compromieo rather than disunon from the different
The mining news about a. usual as this ssssou Of he
Tho recently discovered silver mines in Nevada county
rom tho wAoe have great M oUsSeose
In commercial anslrs during the pas. three
character and limited extent heretofore notfssS
There was not enough demand FOE msucy on
tnr rtSamcf usy w ucAAo tno least eyc129meut
and coffee were dropping under heavy receips
1he dry goods trade 70 assuming . more healthy sp-
!ssrance. candles and crushed sugar wore steady as
per the Sierra Nevada are mot In good demand nIe of
parcel OF American brandy realized 52ko., the branN
Tbc q Tic.
The entiro cargo Of Malaga frats per tho T. I. Raw.
lrgs was sold AZ auction yesterday, and the rates
brought were generally satisfactory u tho nourtqrw
HaIsins though brought materially reduosd pricss
The market for barley and wheat In less aotsvs hut
prices yell sustained sbont $50 600 oush~,s WHEAT
purchased for export the chArterinx OF suitable
vessels