The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1849-03-06 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

COMMITMENTS YESTERDAY FROM THE POLICE-COURT, FOR TRIAL AT THE SESSIONS, OR TO THE HOUSE OP CORRECTION.—WiIIiam Powell, a boy, for stealing (in a public-house) a watch from Margaret Davies—trial.— Three youths, Richard Lawler, James Davies, and John Pierpont, charged with surrounding a female named Ellen Haywood, in Great Charlotte-street, on Saturday, and robbing her of her money, were committed for three months.—Catherine Irwin, for stealing a quantity of loose cotton—two months.—John Jones, who was found concealed in the shambles, South Castle-street, on Saturday night, with a quantity of meat packed up in readiness for removal—three months. Margaret Johnson, Maria Madden, and Ann Jackson, for stealing meat in St. Martin's Market—one month.—Two men, named Regan and Heap, and four other men, charged with stealing groceries from a house in St. Andrew's-street, and afterwards breaking into the house and rescuing Regan, who had been captured, were examined, and the evidence ordered to be taken, preparatory to the commitment of some or all of them for trial.—Samuel Sloane, for picking the pocket of William Smith of a handerchief, in St. John's Market, on Saturday—one month.—James Gillow, a boy, for chopping up and carrying off ship-timber from the Clarence Graving Dock, on Saturday—one month.  J. L. Follsont  Mary Eller Lascar, fro  Since I last wrote to you, the of this countr  ack, with 1  ....mac. TV e nave nu guvFrinnum, Mormon Iclaid;NlNcuoiaiaSerce'itt Cairn R here, either civil or military, and the country is full of Patriot, Korff, hence for Rostock off Tort. for PORTINLLAEN,. 25th March.—Th lawless men, who are committing the most shocking The sloop Gordon, hence to Bilngor ravages. Murders and robberies are of daily,—l might East Hoyle, and went down. Crew save, almost say, of hourly occurrence. Not an arrival occurs arrived here, from Amlwch. from the north,, south, or the interior, but notifies the Liverpool, from Barmoath, commission of new acts of villainy, which go unpunished, and ran on the beach. Within six weeks more than tweet- •trders have ocFF POINT LYNAS, inward  and, at 4  The people are now acting in self-defence ; and four or five days since three men were hung by Lynch law, sixty miles from this place. It is of the last importance that the distressing condition of California should be impressed upon those at Washington who have the power to apply a remedy. The people are now preparing to organise a provisional government. * * * * * *  I wrote you a very long semi-official letter some time since (September 18), going at length into the history of the gold mines. I trust that you have received that coramunication, as it accompanied other official papers, all of which, 1 am informed, were correctly sent from Mazatlan to Vera Cruz about six weeks since. I have only time now to inform you that everything stated in that letter has been more than realised up to this date. The gold mines continue to be as rich as before, although the rainy season has caused many to suspend their work. There can be no doubt that at least 84,000,000 of gold, at 810 per ounce troy, have been taken from the mines. The most accurate estimates I am able to make show that 8'1,500,000 have been sent from the country, and 81,000,000 of it has gone from this port. One vessel took 8400,000, Two-thirds of all that has been exported has gone to foreign countries, and consequently to foreign mints."