Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-05

CAL1ENTE, NOV. 4.-lne following
passengers for Los Angeles left on
The Telegraph Stage Line to-day:
r Schofield and lady, A + Wood, G
II Tilton and wife, n j Fits, Mrs
Packwood and o J Cuny.
san Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov ith.--'Fhe re-
| demption of the note of the gold bank
coast company commenced at the Sub
Treasury in this city to-day. Assis-
tant Treasurer Sherman has received
orders to redeem the notes of the sus-
pended bank to the amount OF $780,
600. Notes amounting to $500, 900
were redeemed in the city under in
structons received shortly after the
first suspension, from the fact that the
present order limits the redemption
in San Francisco to $500. 1t is inferr-
ed that provi8i on for the redemption
of the remaining $4,000 has been
made in the Sub Treasury In New
York. The holders of the gold note of
the Trust company do not appear to
be in any great hurry to exchange
their notes for gold coin. There was
no run on the Sub Treasury to-day,
in fact the premium was so light that
the total amount of gold coin paid out
up to noon did not exceed SO. 900. 1t
is officially announced that The Bank
of California is shaping Its affairs to-
ward reorganization Mt an early
date after the new year. 1t Is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the old business
of the old institution will be there In
such position that the change can
be easily effected. The subscribers to
the relieffund will form the new organ
ization which will take the Bank with
it's available assets, good will and all
It's varied avenues of business and cor
respondence at their par value and
make a new beginning. Whatever
moneys are realized from such as
sets as are not taken into the re-
organizatsons will go to the credit
of the stockholders. In this way the
affairs of the present organization
will be adjusted as early aspossible
and the stockholders will receive a
handsome dividend.
A shipment of $4,000 was made
from the CholOr Potosi mine on the
I'd inst. $4,000 from the Leopard
mine on the Sd, S73 5000 from the con-
soldated Virginia on the I'd, $l2, ZOO
| from the Northern Belle mine on the
3lst ult., and $4,000 from the Imperial
mine on the I'd.
Three deep water vessels arrived
yesterday, two of them being from
Europe with coal and the other from
New York with assorted goods. All
made long passage, one being POP
days including detention of several
weeks at Monteveido. Another ves-
sci from Europe was outside at dark.
The ship Criterion cleared yesterday
for Hong Kong with miscellaneous
cargo, including 5000 barrels of flour.
She will probably return to this port.
This is the first sailing vessel for
Hong Kong in some time. The ship
Remington was cleared yesterday for
Liverpool with wheat, making four
cargoes of the kind for that destina-
ton this week. While the German
bark Hermann Upmann was off this
port yesterday Emil Deitlman, the
cook, is represented to have fallen
overheard while attempting to draw a
bucket of water over the vessels side.
The unfortunate fellow was drowned
before help could reach him. The de-
ceased was native Of Bremen and
aged % years.
In the United States Circuit Court
to-day sentences were passed on the
counterfeiters Matrone Sebastiano and
Augustin Buozzi. Both of the defend
ants were tried and convicted last
week, and the evidence against them
of manufacturing in Oroville counter
felt two-and-a-half dollar pieces and
circulating them In Marysvlle and
other places was so strong that the
jury required very little time to delib-
crate before rendering a verdict Of
guilty. Sebastial.O was convicted of
ma nufacturing and having false coin
In his possession, and Judge Sawyer
sentenced him to five years imprison-
ment in the State prison and to pay q
fine of $1,000. i'm default of the pay
ment of which he is to lie imprisoned
another year. BuozZi, who was con-
victed of manufacturing and passing,
was sentenced to imprisonment for six
years and also to pay a fine Of $1,000,
In default of the payment of which he
is to be kept in prison an additional
year.
Heavy StOfbn.
SANTA BARBARA, November 4th.--
Yesterday heavy rain fell, which
We'd in severity with the storm of last
January. 1t commenced to rain about
half-past ten in the morning and con.
tinued all day, increasing in severity
until six o'clock in the evening. 1t is
thought that considerable damage is
done to crops that were still outstand-
ing. Towards ten o'clock at night the
rain ceased; but early this morning,
about three CLOCK, q perfect hurricane
blew from the Northwest, carrying
everything before it. Trees were torn
up by the roots or broken short off,
and barns and outhouses were over
turned on several ranches in the val
ley. One or two schooners, lying in
the harbor, dragged their anchors and
had to put out to sea for safety. The
weather prophets say it Is the COM
mencement of a regular wet season,
and that more of it may be expected
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