Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-05

ne Stosh nuon.
San FRANCISCO, September 4th. - The
street this morning looks like old times, with
eager crowds Of stock operators and "ohin-
pers gathered on the corners and the active
running to and fro of messenger bows. A yerv
heavy business was transacted this morning
at advanced rates on the frat call, which did
not close till II o'clock. The IL O'Clock SEES.
| sion was long and excited, but the middle
stocks fell of sharply when reached, and at
the close prices were so variable and the fine.
tuations SO rapid that it was difficult to fol.
low them. No one seems to have any idea of
| the cause of the boom, and numberless theo.
ries are advanced to account for it.
SECOND DIsPATCH.J
SAN FRANCISCO, September 4th.-Stocks
| broke badly during the latter part of the
day, and large blocks were thrown on the
market. The bulls. after hard struggle.
| succeeding in checking what might soon
have been panic, and the day closed with a
recovery, though at lower prices than pre.
| vailed in the morniug. The suspensions If
ID. l.. Fox and A. B. Phipps, bear brokers,
| are announced.
Condemned Salmon.
SAN Francisco. September 4tb.-Narket
| Inspector Jacob Wray seized on Saturday LAST
! and to-day, In the harbor, over %, 600 pSun6s
OF salmon, brought down from the Sscrsmep-
70 and San JOAQUIN rivers. as unfit for human
1000. THESE hsh were evidently caught be.
fore the prohibition time expired. with the
expectation Of supplying larger market de-
mand than obtained, and therefore the crimi.
nal waste OF most delicious article of food
Quickest Trip on Record.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 4th-Tbe
steamship Australia arrived from Auckland
to-day, with passengers and mails from Ans
traila. The Australia left Auckland on An
gust 10Th, at P. NJ, and arrived ct Honolulu
on Sunday last, leaving that port the same
DAY, and arrived here this morning at II
O'Clock, making the passage in nineteen days
ana eighteen hours, fully two days faster
tiine IMAM has ever been made before.
Antique Marine Specimen.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 4.h. - The
oarkentlne San Salvador, now dischargipe
her cargo at the water front under the flag cf
the Republic Of San Salvador. is snecim g.,
OF the antique. She is said to have been Queen
Elizabeth's royal yacht, built of old.fsshioned
but durable material, and after many yicissi
tudes finally became freighter under the
present flag.
INC wheeler Trial-Eeld to Answer
Memorial 10 Congress.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 4&k.-But six
lnrors have been thus far obtained for the
wheeler trial. Another venire fer SEVENTY.
| five has been issued.
The Supreme Court to-day sustained the
Legality OF the ordinance lsvying licenses
| upon retail liquor sellers.
a. >. Stsrkweather was to-day held to an
sWer tor hoeEng +. Evass, a boot and shoe
a a ~ warning customers from his store
because ne dealt in Chinese goods.
a memorial to Congress al king WHY Amer.
lean shipping Interests are allowed to decay
was circulated for signatures on 'Chanee to-
day. ""'He w.
AdYices from Honolulu,
SAN FRANCISCO, September 4.h.-By the
arrival of the steamship Australia to-day the
following advices from Honolulu were re.
ceived:
HoEoLULU. August 22d.
Toe new American Minister, Dagyett was
received hy the King and feted by society
lie will likely become popular in the islands,
Inc Gibson Ministry is already realizing
on the loaa. About half u million dollars f
the loan will be taken in the islands the re.
malnder. million aud half, will find takers
in San Francisco.
Inc Government is preparing TO prosecute
immigration vigorously, The immigration
Vi otsususSs isianders. Japanese and Ameri.
can colored laborers will be undertaken.
Recent artesian borings in the vicinity of
hont lulu brought up well preserved shells
and fossils from depths of 300 to 800 feet.
The new office has been created of Auditor.
General. to which Hon. j. S. Walker has
tesn appointed.
Hon. G. ]. Mott Smith, app,in.ed
special Commissioner attached to the IA.
waiian Legation at Washington, leaves 6y
this steamer
The provisional Convention between Portu.
gal and this Kingdom, to promote iamigra.
tlon; has been ratified by the King.
The new Ministry is assailed very sharply
by political malcontents, through tia opnosi
ton press. especially Premier Gibson. Tbs
hostility against him by the clique is yery
strong, but ne apparently has the dominant
national Independent party at his back.
A small clique of American politicians re.
siding here have been attempting to get m n
political excitement by discussing annexa.
top. The effect is to unite all the natives
and other foreigners as a determined national
independent party. The clique GOT nm a
torchilght procession to welcome Dappett
VINO acts very iudiciously, wins good opinions
from all, and otfers no encouragement to anv
political sentiment.
Claus Spreckles having obtained the fee
sir,pIe from the Government of the TERRITORY
OF Wailuku and the hsrb7t of Kshuhu. will
shortly have from ), 600 to IL, 600 men at work
producing sugar