Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-02
PACIFIC COAST TELEGRAMS.
ExCLUsIvELY To THE HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO.

SmalI-POx....StOc Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, November |.
The Gail of to-day publishes serious
charges against General LaGrange,
Superintendent of the United States
Mint, which demands an investiga-
tion.
Passengers per Orizaba:
For San Pedro-Arthur Brown, n.
Gibson wife and child, ID. Francis, e.
n. More, w. w. O'Melveny. Mrs. Mel
ner, Miss Werder, II. Werder, F. a.
Ockerblum, Captain Theo. Smith, n.
Curtis, Mrs. j. A. Palmer, Mrs. Perry,
H. Stark Miss Bassett, VIM. Bassett,
w. c. Hanna, j. Turner, Mrs. Brown
and daughter, James Entevirly wife
and child, G. A. Walker, {. Storms,
H. Lyons, Mrs. A. Bronson, Miss Kill
gore, Mrs. C. Taylor, w. II. Perry
daugh and brother, Samuel Dennis,
George Perkins. j. J. Meneffe, Mrs. +.
A. Taylor, Mrs. Garde, Mary Miller,
A. J. Percy, d. w. Gray, c. Steele,
p. Snyder, w. Davis, e. A. Henckle,
c. Craver, Thomas Smith, Il. Brown,
A. Mcdonald, DR.. Andes, Nj. Nj. Be
ward and wife, G. Klucker, ]. Grant,
Miss Prescott and sister, l.. Wolf, Mrs.
o. Harris, j. w. Jonathan Marsh and
boy, ID McGilney, 7. Taylor, c. Pierce,
Van Dorsen and wife, p. Brennhart,
w. Hall, f. r. Sproule, George King.
Santa Barbara-H. H. Christie and
wife, A. Ballard, Il. J. Dennison and
wife, Miss O. Demmick, w. Demmick,
w. H. Mills wife and child, Mrs. Weber
and child, L. D. Latmore, DIR. Shearer,
Miss Spence, I. Knapp, Mrs; Gamble,
N. Graves wife and child, II. Graves,
wife and child, III. S. Graves, wife and
child, A. Leonard wife and child, j.
J. H. Crane and wife, Mrs. Richards,
Mrs. j. J. Cullen and child, Miss
Mann, A. Leslie, w. Green and wife,
Miss Driscoll, w. Marin, r. w. Ris-
ing, H. Earle and wife, colored man,
wife and child, f. II. Leonard, Mrs.
GODDARD, r. Dunshee, f. Giller, w. r.
Gleason, d. Lincoln, J. A. Craig.
San Diego.-M. Wurcburgher, Cap
tain Wilcox family and servant, J. H.
Diendendorf, j. j. Witchtield, H. c.
Snyder, Mrs. M. III. Hubbard, Mr..
Horton, Nj. Rosenbaum wife and
daughter, j. Woodbridge and wife, J.
Bass, S. +. Volk, VIM. r. Mitchell, E.
j. Higgins, Mary White, Mrs. r.
Harris and child, s. B. Curley L. b.
Wilson, J. B. Harmon, Major Green,
J. Cleigs, J. O. Pierce, Mrs. Bross, j.
A. Hill.
Following is a list of the passengers
per the steamship Ventura for Santa
Barbara:
Mrs. Tripp, ]. Bambory wife and
three children, d. S. Baldwin wife
and children, l.. Howard and wife,
NJ. J. Ascher, John M. Stock, F. M.
Stock, Joseph Bates, c. b. BiXbee,
julius Mowin, B. X. Sweetland, l..
Moore, G. S. Havens, A. Pierce, r. A.
Chase, Rev. 7. Taylor, J. w. Pace,
Alexander Ferguson, w. A. Jones,
Mrs. n. S. Hewston, E. Suffer-
San Buenaventura.-S. II. Wash
burne and wife, w. Brainson, Alex
ander Ray, H. DAILY and wife, Frank
Pelron, jerome Bonnelly, M. Wood
and daughter, ID. Wood, l. Albertson,
wife and children, ]. Willett, Henry
MERGERS, John Hollbough, j. j. Steel,
Frank Triber, E. A. Atwood, c.
Arnold and steerage passenger.
Rear-Admiral Parrott sailed for
China to-day on the Colorado, to take
command of the Asiatic squadron.
Major John G. Gamble, an old pio-
neer officer of the United States Navy
during the war, and till now Chief of
the Supply Department of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, has
been appointed Secretary to the Ad-
miral. He will probably sail for his
destination the 9Th of the present
month.
General LaGrange, Superintendent
of the Mint, has been notified from
Washington that the price for silver
bullion contained in gold deposited,
has been reduced from 81 IS to 81 Is
per ounce, payable in silver.
Three deaths occurred from small
pox in this city during the week.
Coinage of dimes was commenced at
the Mint to-day. Total coinage for
the month of all coins was $2,63S, 900.
A private letter from Berne, dated
August II, says that DR.. Livingstone
is prisoner Of a savage tribe in Cen
trail Africa, and is unable to pay the
ransom demanded for his release.
A Herald special from Washington
says that Secretary Richardson will
be made Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court
Stocks.