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San FRANCISCO, sept. o.-oteaper
Pacific sailed September 4th at - noon,
with 200 passengers. large freight list
and Wells, Fargo & Cos Express.
PoRT GAMBLE. Sept. 5.-Sailed, schr.
Joseph Perkins, Vallejo.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 4.-The Bulletin
publishes an editorial this evening in
which, after referring to the course of
the papers with regard 20 the Bank of
California and Ralston. it says: Tke
directors, some of whom have always
been the staunchiest friends of the Bul-
letin have perfected their plans and have
settled upon basis Of action whereby
every crediter OF the bank will be fully
paid. We have full confidence both in
the ability and in the good faith Of
these men. They will reclaim all their
pledges and may ultimately make the
bank stronger even than the one that
suspended. We are now authorized by
D. q. Mills to say that the late Presi-
dent did, without the knowledge of the
directors, use from three million to
four million dollars of the bank re-
sources, which amount remains unpaid.
This was the cause of the failure. We
are also authorized by the same author
ity to say that there was an over-issue
of the stock, which over-issue has now
been provided for.
Counting election returns is not yet
completed. The fight between Clayton
and Bryant is still undecided. Bryant
is 267 ahead at last advices and Clayton
gaining. About 10000 votes are coun-
ted ont of %, ,562. Ellis is 427 ahead of
Crowley, the latter gaining very slight,
ly. Baldwin is certainly elected and
Swan for coroner probably. Nunnan
dem. for sheriff is ahead. Returns
from the State are incomplete, but only
Legislative tickets are doubtful.
CHICAGO, Sept. A Washington
special says strong move is on foot,
backed by ring of Pacific Coast men,
to have new department for land sur
veys. The merit of the movement con-
sists in the fact that the new depart
nert will afford number of additional
places for political pets, and more read
lily subject the lands of the West to the
control of capitalists. This programme
is nothing more than the old plan of
separating the Interior Department from
the Patent Office. The merit Of the
project becomes clearly understood by
glance at the hackers of it, among who
are Effigy Sargent and other patri-
archs of his class
The treaty of Washington seems to
be an ever reverting thorn in the side of
Canada. The tax On the tin cans with
Holsters and salmon wes counted Yam
kee trick. The annoyance of seal locks
on bonded goods across the frontier
next vexed them. And now comes the
greatest of all, the Grand Trunk Road
has been informed by the Secretary of
the Treasury that the company can't do
the carrying trade of the Lakes. 1t
seems there is a conflict of opinion in
the Interpretation OF the 3rd article of
the treaty and the Secretary decides in
favor of the United States.
NEW York, Sept. 4.-Gold closed at
114H.
VICKsBURG, Sept. 4.-Thero was a
difficulty at a Radical meeting at Clin-
ton, Miss, to-day. in which three
whites and negroes were wounded. No
positive information. About 100 armed
whites from here arrived at Clinton to
protect the town. Negroes are arming
threatening another fight.
MONTREAL. Sept. 4.-Joseph Doutre
las prepared an affidavit declaring the
public peace is threatened. This with
another affidavit OF similar effect has
been submitted to magistrate in order
to procure the presence Of a force of
volunteers ct the burial of Guiford,
which is postponed until next week.
Further trouble is apprebended. With
the ill feeling on both sides it will be
fortunate if no serious results follow
the second attempt. Some 300 armed
men are in the cemetery waiting for the
funeral and have been there all night.
They have blocked the road and demand
the name and business of travellers.
Inhibi tants roundabout feel much
alarmed and have appealed to the Gov
ernment for police. A battery is Or
dered to concentrate here and volun-
teers were drilling last evening.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. A petition
for the pardon OF Edward S. Stokes, con-
victed on a charge of shooting James
Fisk, has been sent to the Governor.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 3.--Louis Rehl,
teller OF the Planters National Bank,
who confessed having taken the money
himself, was presented at the city court
this morning ana held in $4,000 bail
to answer.
TRENTON. Nj, Sept. 2.-Sooy, the
defaulting state treasurer, was examined
to- day. The deficiency was found to be
S44, ,116. He was held in S75, 900 bonds.
No bail was offered, and he was COM
mitted.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Times, COM
menting on the Herzegoyinian troubles.
strongly urges the fitness and duty of
interference by Great Britain.
LONDON. Sept. a. Caldwell & Watson,
East India merchants, failed for e10.-
600.
LONDON, Sept. "a telegram from
Berlin announces that Gen. Kaufman
has entered Khopand.
New York. Sept. 3.-The London