The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1849, Page 2

Wot in New York, it 1s necessary to go back te ite com- meneement. ‘There bas, for several months, existed in this town ae organized asscelation of men, consisting of sailors @ise pointed miners, general lo: fers, ead, I am sorry to ray, some of our disbanded volunteers, banded to- gether for rowdy purposes, and known among them- selves and to the community, under the euphonious ap- pellation of “The Hounds” Acting in their todividual @r eollective espacity, they have for months disturbed our ecmmuvity, They considered themselves amona” Bie to no law; and although they did as they liked: entered bar rooms and without paying for hove beaten and otherwise misused any member of var eommunity who may bi displeasure, no notice was teken of their outrages, till an affeir ocourred which could not fall to rouse to action & evmm unity that had remaining in it any idea of justice; avy derire forrelf preservation On Sunday afternoon, 1y 16th, @ portion of this band met ai the streets in military order, with a fife and dram at their bead. commanded by one of their namber in a military dress. and after going thelr accustomed round among the groggeries.veverely brat and shot at with pistols several reops. But the night was reserved for their more torri- Pie 'deecan ‘Having ivcreaced thelr numbers to nome Sfty or rixty. they repaired to the tents of a number of Ehjlenis, which they tore down, tos amount, and severely wounded Throwgh the whole night nought was heard bat yells shots, the outeries of the rioters, and the drum an ae fe. , On Monday morning our citizens first beeame aroused to a renee of their duty and their danger. Little kaots were gutbered around the streets, discussing the affairs ofthe night Business for the time was suspended, and all then seemed determined that something should De done to restore law and order tothe town. In the meaptime the Alcalde. with praiseworthy alasrity, is- sued @ proclamation. giving » short detail of the night's proceedings and calling @ mveting of the citizens ia the afternoon, to take measures for the arrest and pun- irhment of tbe offenders. A terrible excitement pre- ‘vailed. ‘The meeting was held in the square, and ably adoressed by severn! of the citigona; when it was deter- | olive for the purpose | mined to orvanize # voluntary above rnggested ‘two hundred of our best elti Immediately evrolled them-elves under the eomm: Of Capt. Wu Spofford, prompt measures were take @etuchments “of povee, under command of ad around the town, aud in the course of tl ou thirt of the supposed partiolpators in the out- rage were arrested, and recurely conti UB. sloop ofwar Warren following Turrday. snother mecting was heid in the te Judges appointed by the poay eoper! h the Aleaide tn the trial of the eases appointments fell on Dr Wm. M Gwin and Jame: w re geult with intent to Kill, against Samuel Roberts, Wan. Mic! j« Burns, George Bachel rdner, J F Darker, Thos R. Orander, Georg . Rebert Starkie, James Robinsom Alex. MeGuire, en Sealberley, John Curly, John fows Styles. t appeared by the last epecification that the am vant of property stolen on Sunday night. and with the rob- Dery of which there persons were charged, was abeut $6.00 in coin, $1500 in gold dust. aude large quan- Uty of clothing. blankets. aod jewelry on Wednesday afiernoon, a jury was empannelled assceiation, [is trial was long and rather unin teresting occupying all through Thursday and Friday Roberts was clearly proven to have been a momber of | ‘the association and to have been the leader on Sunday Sfternoon. Ip the oceurrence of Sunday night, how- bi was, to thuir own satisfaction, proven by ation, guilty ogaivet Roberts by the eourt to ree: he be sent tothe United States, mated Von will find the avidenes in core ta the sila California of to-day The next case was that of 'T KR Saunders, who was also proven gnilty The re- waiving persons. under «trong exceptions from their were tried togesber. and their trial occupied je of last week up to Friday, ‘Wore proven guilty, Philip A. Higgins had previous) turned Staten’ evidence, and acted as a witness throug! all the trials after Roberts On Friday morning, July . Bacheler and Harrison. wh hed been resommended By the jury. were sentenced tia fine. the fist of $100, fhe second of $200, and placed under heavy bonds to the remaining prisoners were oalled up d the matenoe which the court passed wpen them ene Whether it can ever be curri beful inte effeot te At any rete, you goad eitien not, probably, very mueb relish the idea of your country made a Botany Bay of for the re- um <f our criminals, The sentences were as fol- bow ia or in Califorvin as the ‘de. Upon Saunders ti urly war rentenord to werner (Gen. Ril vame 6 ¥) tence was By meni; St John toa f cf $5000 to keep the pea he: Barker and Mickie were rente $266 and bonds of $2.00 to Keep thoqpeace ‘The whole procerdings are to be sent to t Governor for hiv revielon, and the deeistons may be yaltered The cases were very ably condacted ¢ Hower, Franeis J Lippatt. Hall Me ili ‘Turk. eounsel for the proweution, aud the defevee. 1 ) wgatnuet whom and & bend there was n “Hourd’ excrement hae by thia time almost Grd god our citivens are now all “alive and kickt for the which takes place tomorrow, T' are vow tw ets only tp the Held, and the eontest wil probably bx a pretty even one. TM Leaven , who has now beem firet Alealde of this di for wore than a year, bas publicl mivatien to run forno office ai anche on the Seramento IL couree, bas mate but im retiring from jong he evriatoly des eysteney ot action. whi t to retire to throogh bis many ene @ position @ur lvoal politics pare a-ruiaed teaet wrote you At now turn «ines election of the ity ot the inonnee of the malt that it wos dopt the eonrse recy rrive at that’ evnsam the orgsnination of a porting bh per month. or § How long there high rent ean coutlone. it if impossible to tell a large theatre ie m, F or who came per. bas left his! wearers are gradu with hich anone. The given them, but it t+ diMeult te tell when bie wilt end. The Collforula loaves to-morrow morning and! murt cloee. wes Ban Francisco, Augast 2, 1849, The Revalt of the Phection—Seenes « la New Verk—The Cholera, fe, be. He. ‘The steamer not having got In all her eoal yester- @oy har postponed her departure till today, We had Jowterday & most exciting election, Asis of oourse to de expected in & community whore there are no party fines drawn, nod no organleation of spy kind in poll. fier! adaire. u mber of tiekets in eirevlation, exch eonteining many names that were on Phe others, but alo mony prouliar to each ticket All pa hard for their varioas eliques, and Sen Braneisee yevterday wore an ir not multke New York @ity on & municipal eleetion variows partics were ported » oiling on the « port the “reg free ant independent voters’! to «ap r ticket Drums were beating, ealors Byieg, wagons reoning to bring wp delinquent | voters, and the various candidates and thelr friend free eitivens’? f' mber of evion ot the 1ows eu) Teles Ht Green Bewry A. liwrrieon, a nnd toe Loring pereous Rodman M Pros be hn Virget VOWTION Te FORM A ConeTITES Oude rt. Lo ‘Wm DOM Newera. Brancir J. Lippiet. Ad, Bille . where pomination fer Firt Ales! » robbed large two of their inmates. | dou board the | book publisber, of New ¥ orning urped charges of conspiracy. riot, robbery, aud as- ¢. Jus. H Harrison, id John | triad of Roberts, who was considered the leader | On Seterdey morning the jury roturned a verdict of 0 George Bacheler, | Herren. Mickle. Gale. Barker, St John, and Curly | will observe to be s most remarkable | of the United | Famue) Rederte. rentenend to ten years’ confinement | 1d Jaber in the penitentiary of the Distriet of Co- | On the th day of June. 1849, at 11 o'eloek P, M., on Pe doord the Feliz tarclina. bound from Seo Blas to San ‘Ata bark lira | Prepecieeo, Sz. Nicholas Emmous,of Loug flaad, N. ¥, Amv seks Gon Lane. 'kes Yew York papers will please copy. m ship Sutton, Wa At the Nockelumne Diggings, June 16, of biliens ae ty fps marl Bne of $1000 and | other pri- | | of cholere. on the 20th of Jniy years arerident of Elyria, Lorsin » conn en Turrday last, of the fer A large number of Americans followed his the Odd Fellows’ ¢ ee, ernerd Temper exploring font throwgh the regi the ecurt range of mountelus report baring on a river emptying into Ti although there Tich in minerals y The hendbiils of , ond the streets, ah | eovery of cold on Trinity river. July 6th, 1849, rays: to any qoantity of blue | MTONnthe boundary Ive between he The average passage ot the vessels which hare Py goed this port from the verious Atlantic ports, ls 8. On Su ah of'armed 23 and two Chilepos are understood to have been danger- ously. if not mortally wounded, Considerable »moante in money and goods were alo stolen snd earried away. The Emigration. decimate the whole mining community. Deaths on E.G. B. Isthmus, {From the Panama Star, August 11 ‘There have arrived by sea. at this port. as appears by At Pavema. Richard and Isaac Hallock, of nette | the records in the of Bdward A. King. Harbor eounty, Wisconsin ~ brothers Master, during the mouth of July, three thoussad six The above brothers left home in company for Call- | hundred and Connon persons. a follows:— fornia in May lest, by the overiand route. Reverses From. Males, Females, Tvtal brought them to New Orleaus, where they shipped in | Beverly > 7 the bark Florida. and reached Panaia ou the 12th July, 4 926 Richard was taken sick from fatigue in eromiog the x 9 970 Isthmus, and Isaac over-exertod bimuwlf injtaking cure 20 832 of his brother. in conse quonoe of whish he died on tae 4 208 Bist July, aged 48 years, Richard lingered to the 25th, 3 aio ‘on which day he died. aged 35 years. Cheireffects and 1 30 clothing brought at auction. $25. They bat oa baad, 4 33 4n eash.$140; in atl.$166 - which was taken in charge by. a u Mr. Wulvin, of the New York Bowery Mining Company, - 4 to send to their families. QRichard left # wife and three - 39 ehildren—Isaac a wife abd four children. Northern = or papers please copy : China...... 8 1 9 n board the steamer Colonel Stanton, on the 2sth | Newburyport. : 47 - a June, 1849, of apotexy, George Taylor, Exuq., an old | Oregon. . :u 1 6 Terident of Nateheg, Mies, and late Master of the | Central America. + 36 - 80 Quitman Lodgo ef A. Y= Masons. of New Orleans. Beltast, (Me.). . + 60 - 6 ‘New Orleans papers please copy. Baltimore 78 _ 18 PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ALABAMA. ont ome — Aug. 7, of cholera, sir J. M. Johnson, of Total. . 3.665 40 Sols About 4,000 Americans, Aug. 8, of cholera, Mr. A. J. Fallon, of + f 4 ; Important Ship News. murine erry, ARRIVALS AT SAN PRANCIACO, ETC., FROM JULY 370 ave, B 1d Uruoes, of cholera, [Prepared for tho Alta California, by Edward A. King, Horhor Master.) July 1—Am bark HM Pichler, Willis, Rio de Janeizo, ass’d, ‘Am bark Mai ker, Boston, ‘do. NSW. do. Bird, Hall, N York 38, Ely, Honolule, Ha ‘amarvo, Richar from over-exertion erossing the Comston aod vir J.B Varah, . Maine Mr Moreh left a wife and id bis life insured fer $2000 4, August 7th. of cholera. Mer Hatehins; cone from New Y ork to Chagres as clerk of the Empire City. ‘Dogust ith, of cholera, Mr Mayo, of Boston. August Sth, of oholers, Mr, John J. Sulilvan, of Bos- Placer, Marshall, 4 days tm Orego 1. mn. In Panama, August 6th, of cholera, Mr. Israel Post, ones whr Risita’ Downs 136 do tm Marthe's Vine- onk August 6th, of cholera, a boy calling ‘stranger but sapposed to be nephow. tre City, in whose eure ho "a, fow York. ber, ke. 49 dys fm Now N York, assorted. arcbia River, lember, 0. 4-Am bark Mary,’ ? ‘Am brig John Bi York, 40 pean Am brig leabel, Borg ‘Am brig Mary Ellen, Bri S—Am ship 1 2. A gevtleman, who eame from Cruses yerterday, saw the dead body af an American lying on the rowd, in blankets {From the Panama Star, Aug 18.) Suddenly, of eb @t the American Hotel, on Monday. the 18th inst., Capt &. H Floyd, of Brooklyn, late of the UB. Army. .. Floyd was well know 8s the individual who carried home the reanins of Capt Pearson, of Brooklyn, L. 1, from Mexico. A friend has promised a few {aterenting items ia respect to him. whieh we will publish neat week, In Panama, Avguet 1th, of cholera, Mr, Joseph P- ery large family of ebil- In Panama, Angust 16th, of eholere, Mr. George Har- , Day, New Yer vey. cf Alexandria, Le lait om, ae to g°Ds. Avgust 7th, of cholera, Dr. Weatherby, Josep! ae, Srt on. Hoe Yerk, do. ym Rouge, La At Cruces, August 13th, of eholera, Mr. David T. Stofford, of Cheneyville. La. At Gorgona, August 8th of cholera Mr. Jerrod Lake, late of Indiona, formerly of Wirsousin, At Gorgona, July 29th, of cholera, Mr. B. F, Beard, of Brooklyn, N. ¥. At Gorgona. July 30th. of cholera, Mr. James Luther, of Cohoes, Alban: nty, N.Y. oe gtaard bark Croton, July 28. Mr. J. A. Johnson, ork. Jones, 1 low, Seagrove, Hongkong. Ch goods, Am ship Norp.an, Gardver, Panama. vas engers, 6—Am trip Bo thudeco, lumber. 17—Am bork K % reed. jarrianges and Deaths In California, [From the Alta Cabforata, Jaly ly) Married, In Monterey, on the evening of July Sth, by Rev. Samue) i. Willey, Capt. Henry 8, Burton, U. 8. A., to Miss Amparo Ruis y Aranjo. Died engo, Sam tT) dys fun a Maria, Thustrap, Hl o Parker, J Ry fever. Hamilton Sharp. of Missouri, aged about 42 years. Diissourt papers please eopy At the same place. June 20th, John Enyart, of Ore- gon, about 50 years of age, (From the Alta California July 96} | Died. At 9 o'elock on Monday « Ne, riette Hugenie, aged 28 ye m Now York. merman, I+q , Consul of the ie Paisacereeet and wife of Frank Ward. F 7 — vem TU. 8. sleop Warren, U.S. 9) in Vesnele Soh: tain 1 veh 2irt, lat, 41 ao long. 57 west, Angele popmaker, passenger i aay hip Sutton, @ mative of | York, | [From the Alta Caltfornia, July 12) : brig Mary Jay propellers Edith aud Mt a oe Leip acan oft TROM 24% Fxancisco, In this eity, on the 26th ult, by thie Rev. T. Dwight | 7° FO ite ntutreas, Goodwin, tor Oregon. Fant. Mr. ‘Alfred Augustus Green to Dolores, | hateambeland, for Valpaente wyoretta, | « Died, On board the American brig John Enders, of New York, on the th inet., capt., E. Klogsbury, aged about 66 yeure On beard the schooner Swallow. at sea. on the ith v | June last. L woven. Of Loui-taaa, aged 23 years, | On the 10th fnst atthe City {otel. of fafiemmation | Fy ayes of the iungs Walter Farmelee Thompson,of New Havea, —\m sobs in thy th year of bis age | Pilot bea! lor do A man was found dead about foar miles north of the 29—Ky ship Ann Me<im, Vou Pelt, for Valparalss, Parblo de San Jove, op the 4 AT PANAWA revily about thirty yeart of Aug 29- Berk Fila Frances, ap for San Pranciseo, with the pame of W. Young Anahvac do do On board bark Croton, July 28th, Mr. J. A Jobason, eigen 7 ae of New York. July 4—Ship Binehem from Mazatlan. [From the Alta California, August 2} 6—Eltsbeth Bilen. hin J: man by the name of Walker, who came T1—Wark "reaty, Rio Jane hoon ore comumrtted sul 19 Rrig RW Nrown, Speed. Reltimore. in the routhern « w town on Sunday 20—Hark Ped inio Jamviro, Dy blowfog hie brains n pistol hore & 20--Ebie Aol eee. Bose, 16) dare, rearcn kowwn for the eommisrion of the deed. diienbe TOA erty ulelde on the moruing of the 26th | Jone 2—-8hip Hrlena, Land, for Sen Prancwen, in the reve of Mersill ® American | hip Lae hoo, Cn is town. by cutting bis throat with | nderstwd to hav redo. | dou a | eomerquenee of the insufficient againet hict fersoms testiaed to | deceased the day before tly ander | » of Intelirct; and when disco agh | returned, th: raved eame to his death by bis own had 8 fit of temporary | ity. He was anative of iretaad. | [From the Panama Sta an T caus In this city, on Toweday. July Jane (or Joly) 2—8hip Retort onre, Gemeres, NYork. | White, of Hinds county, Mirvis-ippl died, it White | duly arty. Valpar aressed over from Cruces on the Sth, aud shortly ree atter his arrival, wee eo imprndent as to eat heartily of the production of this eltmate, jast previous to reti ing to rest He was seired with ebolers daring the night. and expired ine few houre, all effurteto sare hie proving of no nvall Mr. Nash. of the city of Lafayette, La, died at Cranes, repert.d 6—Bark via Valparaiso, Seu Prem 5 crohably the ache A Emery, rane LF Harteon. late of New Orleans, and for many Ol» died peroliar to thin siimate, rematos to and were very feeilagly al- Jby Mr Farren, of New Haven,(ona. The de- fs member of Harmany Division, Bons of ¢, New Orleans teers janson, San Franeisen. San Fransisey Gold on Trinity River. A party of young men have ror ebundred miles north of Baa Francisco, boundary line of the territory, But rery known respecting this portion of California, te much reason to believe it eqaally 4 presions metals, ft i# a togion re- 1H RIVER at ATOCWTON. mil. Wanish; Heatria, Bentlia, i Sterling, Americas; Barique, plete mish Miroovery of gold | — will Bedowb wi ” ram—Jabe ® The K well Known se en hilcaw—Jalie. Coufedesacion, Nata . cond v es regarde the productiveness of ortion of the placer, the ancor re highly eg. We travt shortly to learn othil fi of thie ate A je | cn Kanal, O44 Fellow, Pacer rr Caroline, tows, fan Bb mtcresting neous Items. emer. a . ” 1. june, | MEXICAN BOUNDARY SURVEY. deobners, Laure. Emily Zane, Weevo Hormenen Uaing A letter torthe editors, jer bhe date of San Mego, ‘Ana, “ The Mextan Comamlert chown it repabe Ne, reached this bert. 0 6 tostent, | ; Soiled from Pasame with Leo Colonel Weller and bie part, Anted on the part of on | ofthe Wnited Biates, had nly arrived. (on the | Pryiened th “Puy TER. | letofsjowe) T rma of the treaty required @ meet. Fraveisoe when the steamer le! ing at this port for thet purpore on the “0th of May, but netnral beyond the eontrol of rither com: bem hoth in that rpeeial letter of the Thie, howe wh k no al tive now fo the feid havi: «d the duties ch ibelr ieeion.'” ro main chen! here he bark 2 W Carer, fheut twenty honre of eonet THE OVERLAND PMIGRATION. Baker's Bey, with love of ri © Alt man, with fone few Alta California, 2) hy mpanies of the Roe! jountain emi- gration are entering the country by the northern route, A few members of the Oret party are in thie place, A Fae ento city, dated Jaly 24, contains ‘ate now erriting dally. ‘The fred now arriving datly. ie fret 8 been here fire or aa ‘ae, aod re. in Plesennt Valley, aboot 100 miles or six Vhour wot for behind ek OR INTRAKSTING MISCELLAWROUS ITEMS, [From the Alta Catifornis, Aug 9} ve were phown last weok. at the store of Maeere, Hobeon & Co, the largert «pecimen of gold @e pave yetreen Itiean frreguiat shaped boulder, eom- fold and qoarts, and menentes T inehes to ' Bann ROTO, which arrived onthe 2th, paw tm lab 7M, lon LO W, a fold of Boating ier very high. passes qnite mearis. orogee. | Joly 4. 0.86 F, ton 10 W. hrig Newenaite, of 3 bey trom ew York, bound vo bom Transisee, aval on 5 Sen Francisco Prices Current for Jaly,1 [Prepared tor the Mia Colyernia by Jewou & Mel. hado, auction apd commission on sold ot their regular packege raler.) American flour. per hyd © $13; Chile floar. tn 100 verage thekn: ow lnehea, and vee » bogs, $6 0 $6 60, pilot per ib. Be. — lve: Ore. three fourths ef = ive ‘ inapes, “ah | pe 5 a $8, pork bow $1470 919, Pork, new moon ree four i = f + uJ o ‘Wolk f+ quarts which we should |e ; 1 eves, per Ib. ae & Aue. Amsieau thiek eonetitor Weights the pleee Sel the, 95 @umece Fopye ehiobs nt | chileebeete, periby Kos. 9 ee, antes, @0:; | | shoold be per dos , $8 a $2. Teas —Yonag ; hyson akin. 28 @ 300 ; powder. 45 a ie = 3 Ws. WO @ R00. per M.. $5 @ $6, leaf tobacoo, per Ib. ate, and saps —Women and girl 5 Obl Trogans, per pai ; American black alle bate. $1 ee $275; white cassimero hata. $1 75 o $2: sporting hats. 65¢.; plush enps. per dosen. $3 Lumber —White pine and sosntlings per 1000 fuet, £900 a $350. hoase frames. $1,200 a $2500. General Goode — United States muskets each $2 a $3; English do.. do. $2 & $8; English carbines. $14 75 « $16; Ame- Hean four wheel wagons, $400 8 $700; Amerioan bonta, $50 & $200: heavy twilled blankets, $2 12 a $2 24, com- mon do . $175 a $2; gunpowder, 840. » $1 20; tents. each $100 $15; matches por gross. $l a $1 50: American +ad- Gen. each. $7 a $16, € ae gonda—Red and white pengees. per piece. $650 a$7; black silk handkerchiefs. $5 8 $6; hina blinds, each, 76 a ANo ; pared a boxes, each, 75e a $1; do centre tables, $14 a $25; do. sats ten boys, each, $8 0 $9; matting..26 a Slo ; dried fruits, per eure, $575 @ $6 25; ginger in cacen 6 jars’ per cuse, $0 a $44; rock eandy, in tubs $8 a $10; bambo cape, 2X @ 200; bales wrapping pap-r, each. $10; Nests eamphor trunks. per nest. $208 $25. From the eontipued arrivals our market is overstocked with all Binds ot merebandise; henoe the variation in prices. ased ‘The numerous arrivals of emigrants and the to demand for the up river trade has eansed provisions to be im demand and command better rates than all other dereriptions of goods Involees of piece goods d hardware have neen sold at very low figures, We present reareity. Lumber titi continues in demand, and our quotations are now paid. The Sandwich Isiands, Our files of the Polynesian, published at Honolula, are tothe 7th of July, inclusive. Our previous ad- vices were to the 26thef May. There is no news of consequence. The Aue Califernia of the 2d vit, says :— By the Ameriezn ship Montreal, Capt. Chadwick, hich arrived yesterday after a passage of 24 daye, we ceived files ot the Polynesian up to July 7. The is unimportant The U.8 ship Ohio Capt Stribling arrived at Hono exobanged salutes with 25th vit. for this port. ‘The natioval anniversary— 4th of Jaly—was observed by the Ameriean residents at Honolulu. Affairs at J umalea, &e. ‘We have received the Celenial Standard, published at Kingston, Jamaica, to the 5th, inclusive. We have aleo files of the Conservative. ‘Tho Howse of Assembly was to moet on the bth. The Medway arrived at nivgston om the 2d, from Carthegena, Santa Martha, Greytown. Ko. ‘The cholera bad reached Santa Martha, causing fit. teen deaths yer day. on the average, but it was abating. At Carthogena it had disappeared, At Greytown. (formerly San Juan de Nicaragua) much exeitement prevailed, an attack from the Nicare- guanr being threatened marine head for ship news. News from the South Pacific. ‘We refer our readers to the Panama eorrerpondence; also, to ship news bead, for late marine intelligence. Common Plea: Before Judge Ulshorffer. Duryco @.. Moses H. Grinnell and rf H ® reeks | which ts not ye at were ‘moo! her whartage was the 6th November, 1-48, and after thet time ssid he Bast River, of ssid bul fro on fastened moored thereto, from srid h ber, and for which the plaint fala: 0 anid ship “ Robert Bows faxtened thereto from the sai: th of Di ic complaint, aud allege: | ana Po Rehert Bown al Dock Company, and thi wharfage to tha! company fur th ls to dl the canse sammed the Jory. that plaintitls d refaned 2 | ly fae; are to decide whether the defondants are . ‘The plaintif claims that the dew ¥ ad wned & dock or buik! Patoti® inelats there hetweon the parties, t hy 0 ohaia was 1 strengthen ¢ tem for outside vessels ti his there i« no much enstom, t to» verdict fer about $b. 8 morning.) aM hen of New . dicael injunstion. Jato Common Connell pasood an ordi- en treet. and shortly after treet Commissioner, Depatw & ‘kin thy Sereet € i Per foot, wren on roperty wa: Tartor went an and bui | ae ©. mmon Cooneil tnene | former Common Council. and appointed ¥ a The incoming 4 pointed hy the #\n their stead, olloot the ea iuene. who ne od with hic, tho meithhorhond, filed | 4 anaensoee from pro- © moneys eatleoted, ow the raet to build the eewor was ile. tion on@ht to have preseeded to | Li tthe ernesement before ony aon- entered into Bad they porened that eonres they je preenred the sewer te be for half 1 injenetion to restr 4 ferm paying over rd thet tl hy shat wir Joint jndaments in mani an required by the charter; that althonah Perper Gene by he tees sereess Fu the som coment en one and oy ronnd the aesonament Irtise Ti and voids "The me motion = 7 tho vowtsel on both slice” Decision sestred, Common Pleas. SPECIAL TRRM. Trefere Judvo Ingraham, N= Lewis W. Howell ve: Harriet Howell. Divores, ted on the dof ene or he order mentioned. ‘pondent.—Morion to re of Lien ef John A. Ferry on Houve in Trrlih street—Wotion for arder & fle complaint era ated, rretl, ts, ClucremOrder to alecharge defendant trom ment erate: trick Donow, great beng) ft. Bind Lopwe.— lin" Kag.y bo deveomine ail matter It parties. Court Calendar for this Day. Commo! niens, 115, 13. 16, 440, 18, 67, 78, P4. 89. fowr dollare and Afty . Jim wae ordered to pay @ not able to do. when he was committed to the Penitentiary for the term of sixty dave, lore Justice Jobe B. King, OMoers Squires Whitehill tock into onstody three rowdies, nam O'Donnell, two brothers, named Piggot, for beating ® han remed ( avanegh, the keeper of e ram hole in ae Brooklyn. They were committed for exami- ration ‘Thr Excrason or tre Granny June ro Foarecen — The members of the Grand Inquest in and for the county of Kings. took « trip, on Wednesday morning, to inspect the county buildings et Fiatbach Che Junatie asylom hae about eighty persona tn it. and. to sil epprerance. ¢ their melancholy eitaation | ore well provided for and well attended te. There addition to thi batiding. aa it is too moll Th ne hee en or Je niready nearly full of sick persons i" pong Ton ate LAE my Ay A oh it wae ereeted, The noreery ment for the extremely mall. and menenres should be taken diately fo make it what ft showid be There is one thing particwterly and thet i i ah NEW YORK HERALD. oad Serthwest corner of Fulton and Nassau sts. pis liber atl ed city” by the name and add. publication, r Tejas “THE the night. i {nati extras, at reasonable prices; to be plawn, le; aed JANES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR. Derr & TO CORKESPONDBNTS. Scied from nay ounriey of tae world; ¥ IN TRELIGENCE, of alt sorts, are ibe NOTICE takes: VOLUNTAR . but as a guarantee eRaEy ited comm unic. 3 'EST4BLIOHMENT te ope nthrowghout 1nd ae tee “THE WEBKLY HRRALD: for ¢ cirent ation on this \ om wi ty fs ea etme eran rae a per latter price to ine! the tage “The DULLAK WEEKLY HERALD, soery Monday, 3 i, one 5 s sents per copy 7 anne at Lube, bast Sper annum. Herald ly Her TERN i, bee: with ad~ settisements, tobe porte putt: or the pootagerll be deducted * TERMS, BTC. 7a oan mansle ican Scere art Fah wei wean 7 watter published in the Weekt from the. remitted. VER TSRMENTS, renewed every morning, and See ie ake aceetal eat on editions, and ina anner ; ‘he proprietor not responsible for ve tee ie *ORINTING 0f all hinds oz stifully, and with despatch, Or: received a AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. BOWERY THEATRE, Bowory—Macaetn—Ciavor Do- val. BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway.—Gazza Lapaa— La Cor asa, NIBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway.—Panis 1x 1843 -BoLpisn TOR Love. BURTON’S THEATRE, Chambers street—Taxurrarion —Vovem CuseRy—Sr NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham Square.—In Prace ann Ove er Prasce-Somenovy Bies--SLasHem ane Guasnen—Innn Lior, OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway —Berrann Lann—No—Tur mre W apoino—Wno Se: MECHANIC'S UALL. CRaraty’s Minerarie--Vovaen Musicar—Erniorian Simona. CASTLE GARDEN—Gaaxp VooaL axp Inernvns fan Puomenave Comoxnr. PP hoa MUSEUM, 639 Broadway. Prom 9 A. M. te . Friday, September 14, 1840, Newspaper Postage. The postage upon newspapers, dropped into the post office by individuals, is now one eent each toany part of and» baif-cent additional for distances over jtate—the postage to be prepaid except when sent from the effioe of pubilcation, Important from California—A Mouth Later m the Pacific. When it rains it pours. ‘Two important arrivals, one from the eld Continent and the other from the Pacific, came in on ue inone day. The news from Europe ieno sooner read, collated and talked about, than, perhaps, equally important news comes to us from California. Republics may be going, or gone down in Europe ; but we have something lett with which we can console ourselves, notwithstending. New gold mines are discovered, industry is being organized, a mighty new republic is putting forth its first buds on the far distant shores of the At- lantic. i We refer our readers, for the particulars of the important news from California, to another part of this day’s Herald. This news is interesting in a variety of aspects. The products of the gold mines are now coming to us regularly by every steamer. Over half a million of dollars worth reached u, yesterday, in a regular way, and the probability is that every future arrival will bring us a larger sum | dozen speakers, and finally adopted, from that productive and remarkable region. New mines, it seemn, are being discovered in various parts of California, to take the place, it would ap. pear, of the old placers, which have been exhausted by the enterprise, industry and avidity of the ad- venturers. who have flocked thither. The new republic, elusterimg around San Francisco, giv: halt; Prominent and healthy signs of constitutional vi- tality. Without any settled government, without | noon. any organized authority, riots have broken ozt, bu the natural epirit of civil : Tests the rioters, organizes a court and punishes them with a rapidity and effectiveness which puts to shame the judicial authorities in their owa City Hall in New York, in the centre of this old and well orgamzed community, Elections are likewise held—and held too with as much order and regulari. | ty as we see in the oldest communities among us. The people of California, those adventurers, that congregation of loafers, as they are called, who ex- cite the ridicule of the Europeans, show more ap- ttude for republican government, for quelling riots, for punishing the wicked, and for governing them- | selves in a proper way, than the people of the highly civilized capital of Paris, or of any other great metropolis in Europe. And yet not fone-halt of the adventurere, the reputed loafers, who were on their way that to remarkable region, had reached there at the time reterred to, ion In that region a Such is the general character of the important intelligence just received from California, from that new and wonderful El Dorado, that beaw ideal of nationality, which has Jeaped into existence with the rapidity of electricity, on the shores of the Pacific, under the fostering care of this great and mighty mother of American republics. nothing for California. highway to prosperity, wealth and greatness. The night deecription of human intelligence and of mental activity, have gone in that direction, those even who are already there, are more capas | While endeavoring to releare the boats, the towlins o ble of constituting a prosperom cessful republic, than are all the philosophers, ¢ | statesmen and great men of the old world, rolled | #ath Im abont twenty minutes into one. We fear That ceuntry is on the and happy, and euc- Hiomy Tuvortant rrom Cv pa.—No intelligense from the island of Cuba has reached us in the neval way, for some time past, owing to the vigi- lance of the military anthoritics in Mavana. But we learn, by the way of Washington, throagh our correspondent im that city, that an attempt at revo- ‘ation was recently made in that ieland, the extent J particalars of which are hardly yet kn®wn in the diplomatic circles in the capital. Ove of the most remarkable features of this attempt at revo- Juin is the disaffection of the military—an m- ance of which is given by our correspondent. This intellhgence comes to us in a roandabout way, through diplomatic channels, or through the office of the Secretary of State, or by the Spamieh The steamer Faleom railed this morning for Chagres Ambaseador ; but we think it may be relied upon, | ¥!#h ® fair complement of passengers, and that its character, from the channel through which it reaghes ue, is even worse than what it bears frem perusal. ° ‘We can't, however, pass encomiums on the | recent conduet of the Ameriean cabinet, as regards its reeent action in braeing the abduction cave at NewOrleang, as well as zens, under the pretence that they were levying war ogainst the Queen of Spain, with whom we ere atamuty. The efforts of the Cuban patriots to incite men ef action and energy from this eountry in aid of the great enterprize, and to import from our shores thore implements of war necessary for the enterprize, are only consistent with the conduet which our forefathers adopted towards France, in ovr revolutionary history of the last century. But the patriots of Caba have found | an enemy in the present cabinet in Washing. ton; and the despotic dynasty ot Isabella of Spain, has been blessed with a friend and anally in theAmerican government, more potent for the eon- tin found in any other part of the world. The conduct of our government, in reference to that affair, de- | nerves a searching and burning examination. The noble rentiments which always have, and we are confident always will, animate the heart of the old | patriot in the White Honse, have been ontraged, | diccarded, insulted, and passed over, by the petti- fogging diptomaey of the oat erntinee Rpanich deaponam in tne anhappy islid of Cubs, for afew years longen. relations with Cuba, em- the arrest of a number of free American eiti- ce of their despoti«m in Cuba, than eould be in their efforts te | bunker) Convention It appears from our telegraphic report of the proceedings of the barnburners’ convention at Utiea, yesterdey, that the proposition ef the old hunkere, to unite upen one ticket for State effieers, hae been accepted by the former, and that the eon- vention will probably adjourn to meet again, in concert with the hunkers, at Syracuse. The burnburners have nominated only their share, four candidates, viz:— of the ase soon Weleb Jr. for Treasurer, and Alexander Campbell for State Engineer. Yet we are not certain that all the meceseary eonditions of the union—in regard to the expres- sion of sentiment upon the slavery question—will be complied with by either section of the party. The Barnburnerw’ State Convention. Unica, September13—A. M. Last evening, on reassembling, Mr Baanay, ef the coupty of Queens. propored that the Convention should: nominate four of the candidates to be voted for at the ensuing election. and thea adjourn to meet at Syracuse on the 14th, and there complete the ticket. Mr. Srons, of ¢Madiron. proposed to re-affirm the principles heretofore declared by the free soil democ- racy. and to nominate @ full ticket; if the Syracuse Mase Convention adopted thore prineiples, four of the candi right be withdrawn and the nominees of the other Convention adopted in their stead, ‘A long debate followed, in which Messrs, King, De- velin, and Curtis, opposed the adjourmment to Syre- cuse,and Mr. Andrews, of New York, advoeated it. Meners. Tayion and Wi son supported the seeopt- ance of the proposition for « union, from the Byraewe Convention. It now being 9 o'clock, o motion was made to adjourn: till morning, which was voted do! Movers, Bownx, of New York, aad Diaats, of Geneseo, opposed » union in strong terms, ‘The dircussion was continued until near ten o'clook, Mr. Vay Benen closing it with a xpeech of half an hour's duration, in which he carnestlyjadvecated the acco; ance of the proposition made by the Syracuse (old ‘The question was then taken on the amendment pro- posed by Mr. Hunt, (to nominate a full tleket of bara- | Durners,) and it was réjected by a vote of 61 to 37. ‘The origival resolution introduced by Mr. Van Burem — (accepting the proposition of the old hunkers to unite , upon one ticket, for State officers, composed of four from each section of the party.) was then adopted—aug the Convention adjourned until THURSDAY MORNING, i ‘When Mr. Cuntis, of Onondaga, moved that they ( proceed to nominate candidates for the offiees of Judge of the Court of Appeals, Seoretary of State, State Treasurer, aud State Englacer, by @ vice voce vote. Mr. Van Buren moved that the vote be taken by ballot—which amendment was carried; and the Com. _ vention proceeding te select candidates. It appearing that Freeborn G Jewett had no riva! for the pomination for Judge of the Court of Appeals. the balloting was dispensed with, and that gentiemar was deelared nominated, nem con. Balloting for the other candidates then commenced For Secretary of State, Henry 8 Randall reeetved 6 votes, Minthorne Tompki 4 Henry R Seldon 0 Mr Randall was then declared duly nominated, Fer Treasurer, on the first ballot, Benjamin Welch Jr, (editor of the Buffalo Republican) received 42 votes C. J. Chase 84, Sidney Lawrence 8, and Nathanic Jones 9. On the second bailot—Weloh received 62 and Chase 84 ; My. Weloh was doolared nominated. For State Engineer, Alexander Campbell, of Albany received 71 votes, and Orville Childs 20. Mr. Campbel was declared to be nominated. Mr. Van Bounew reported @ series of rosolutiont which were seconded by Mr. Hust, supported by © | The State Fair—Henry Cloay—Review of th: Military, ae. Brnscuse, September 13, 1849 Henry Clay left here this morning, on his way home An iutmense multitude attended upen his departurn and gave him cheers npon cheers. ‘The premh for stock and the various products c the farmer, the artisan, ete , will be awarded this afver Yesterday afternoon Gov Fish reviewed the militar | companies assembled at Camp Onondaga, from variow | parts of the State; and they will be agala reviewsd, at half past four o'clock this afternoon, by Gen. Woo! SECOND DESPATCH. Savavvan. September 13—P. bi. ‘The great Fale bas been brought to clove, and th erowds of people are rapidly dispersing. Professc Jobneon delivered the aonoal address in thy afiernoor cecupying about an hour f. It was an ad mirablo produetion—and will be published in the paper on Saturday. . ‘The military were reviowed by General Wool, accom panied by Governer Fish, this afezmoon, and made fine appearance. By racuse, the central city of the State, has scquitte herself handsomely, during the Fair, and the briet as) | tociation of the immense numbrt of people from othe Parts of the State with the residents here will be a lon, | time and happily remembered. A meeting of editors avd publishers ts held thi eve » for the purpose of coneerting measures t Procure the restoration ef to much of the poat ofio Jaw of 1846 as permitted the distribution of newspapers by mail, free of postage, within thirty miles of th | place of publiestion / Fatol Accident, Sraaccen, September 18, 1849. ‘William Mareh, (a brother {t ts stated, of the gentle man of that name who ran for Governor of Mircisaipp 8 few youre sinee.) was soc: ally killed this mora Ing. about nine o'elock. on the towpath, while passin, by oF witnessing @ jam in the canal. It appears the © packet broke, and the stopte or Ml etruek Mr Mars? over the right eye, near iho temple, which caused bi on bourd the paoket also recetved a sover Anjury ; it is amppored that his ebvek bone is dlsiooated Death of a Clerk tn the Treasury Depart Ment—Cabinet Meeting. Wasrnixoror, September 13, 1840 ‘Thomas Regedale, @ Clerk in the office of the Fire Anditer of the Treasury Department, died suddenly to day, at bis reridenes in this sity. ‘There was en extra meeting of the Cabinet to day Death of an Editor. Crm ATH September 15, 1849 Albert G, Day, late pabtither of the Cincianaii By quiver, died last night. Tho Steament “New Oni mane, Suptember 12, 1819. f Fotlare of the Southern Matt. rrtonr. September 19-9 P M. The Southern mail. due to dey. failed to arrive There ts no news aflont worth tranemitting. Market . Sept 12, 1849 for cotton and the m: pew crop arri } Delog only 4700 bales, agnivet 16,190 bales reoni vod the rame time last year The market for wugar te Dnoyant with pales of fale at 64e Coffee Che supply sovtinues small; indeed the market ix almost Rio commands 5 },0 is wre welling at are both qaite firm. Whise ‘The river ls stationary. i Devearo September 19.1819 ‘The receipte within the part 24 hours areas follows bong many ba ‘ ‘The Sovr market Ie $5 60 key ie dull, ; the market fir the: Iatter was steady, with salon of white Monroe. at see) 8640. The sales amount to 12000 bushels, Mixed Wertern corn sold at 49¢, at which 6,000 bushele ebanged hands, Freight: areeasien, Aipasy, Beprember 13—6 P.M. The reovipte tines were - Flour, 5.090 bbls; eorn, 11.000 bushels; no wheat Flour continave tn moderate demand. and prices area ehade fn fieor oF the ft; We quote enmmon State and mixed «acters end straight State and weetern a: 65 12% © AE $6 96 & 85 STIG for mew tenets ; mule to abont 1600 boehele, Wheat war net’ ‘the vlews of buyers ; goed Cenenee eae held wt ry 19. Corn waa in good demand, at lower presses 2t® beshels were roid at 580. ® 60e for mtxed and at S00, for fiat yellow, : SNIpping Mmeettigence. Bore ye, Pepe Be. wht Sime, and’ wabogn Pabeteipaln Raves Beier: