The New York Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1851, Page 1

“THE NEW YORK HERALD. © — re = = a WHOLE NO. 6841. MORNING EDITION----FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS. utes past two giclogk. he was jerked high into | the Portsmouth square that very night. The pre. | J Meid Huxley. John M Coughlin. Ohartes Mintarn, Saml | them to racrifce are out of the market The principle F) = = im?) > ir O71 me) 2 2 > 2 7 rE ‘DOUBLE SHEET. h the beam. He wasa | cise mode of trial was, of course, # secret. During | Morse, jr. Ger Cliflord. Howard Canningham, © O nerchante are inclined to hold for remunerating: prices, Saad very tail, tout hear man ant his struggles were | the time of its veogroms ihe oltisens at neenmulsins f9 powers, Chas reais ir, Chea Ls Case Gnas L Word Be poplag the advices Eo have gone forward wi stop cont seve minutes Gradual; large numbers nut uilding in Portsmout en, Chas Moore, Wm Fell, mith. Jas ther rhipme nts. The proepeots for the future not INSTRUCTION. TWO WBLEES LATER. they coa-ed, and bo swung slowly round and round. | square, the bell on the engine house ut the latterloca- | Duff, Ina Dews, John O Burt EM Earl, KW crow 4, euecuripitg and ouresly. Mapes are ite keratin oe ENGLI@H LADY, OF ner ‘Those on who were exeonting bias bald stendfastly on the iy boring Fung 8 signal ae Sperine the citizens of ne Banach Sty oh Ven Bocklin, A Slidemenster, ebipt ‘The Levers by fire and the Cosy of prices, en rope—keeping it tense and allowing no inter- ings going on. The pop’ were very mut te - Deo ‘uml 8 Phillips. J Neal. jr, De- | preel y Kproulative movement. descriptions boxe. Besid ARRIVAL OF THE BROTHER JONATHAN. Se tas iat acnae eae when, | @xcited, but more orderly than we ever recollect to have | witt Brown Chas Del Vecchio, FA Atkincois. Ba F taker, Ef goods eau be porehased here at euch rates ae would. Sa angrayy Seid MARAAsaaiionnacetian. po doubt, the effort being very great, or the rope stretch- seen euch 8 pumerous ssemblago om a asimilse seca. | Jos Pest Chas Bien Arenal, J mes King of Wm, warrant shfpase nte to the States. ate mngaged in teavhing ia ing, hanging wret im porceptibly lowered until his me \pprol ym Was mani at the seereoy above. a ¢ Committee of Vigilance ‘The priveipel buriness is deing auctions, tl GREAT EXCITEMENT IN SAN FRANCISCO, ; re a Xent to inetruct in which “this oity, im the fir: wiven. Address “ Alpli . to Teference will be feet bung several inches below tb: of the railing, | of the committee's proceedings; but when the result was | lately ests blished in this city for the preservation of or- | mum te ofthem being grater ity preportion thom ra a Herald office. by No effort was made to avert his en bona beaded known, there was a very general approval manifested, | der punishment of view, and for the purpose of mecelng | other place im the hoe world ud rsons Were on the nd at the time of the execution, | although there were many who deemed the puaishment | out tbat justice so long withbeld from erimiuals, unwil Acmevitunat TweLemenrs, except @ few. axtictes, M STREET, NEAR | Robber Arrested, and Hung by the hen we left. at balf past two'o'cluck. he was still hung- | of death too severe for the offence. and others thought | ling that the names of a few of their associates shuld be must iny over for another season, 4 Beery By Ad ing. and a ition had been offered to appoint a com- | be should beexccuted in broad day light. A® soon selected by the coroner's jury as the principal actors in Byravevvres —Flour remains very dull, aad at tho ings, @o., modellin, People. mittee to hold him there until day-light. the sentence was passed, the bell on the California Ei the trial and exceution of Jenkins. inform the public | prices we quote. sithough low, uokwge mics ean be all kinds of usof, ‘The hardened man walked to the «allows smoking a | gine bovre. near by. commenced ringing the prisoue: that they, with all the memberr of the committer. are | flected. Grain eelle pretty well at quotations et ‘short time only, to teac eons; also, hair braiding for bracel Wax flowers, fruits and figures. may be so bat ra sie eee cigar, and had dropped the stub before he was launched nell. Captain Benjamin Ray, of the police force, ap- | equally Tes) onsible for the tiret of justice that hay | Boors ano Sors—The market i altogether over- PPE and very use- Zscape of Terrence Bellew WM&c.- | into cternity. The rope was adjusted about bis neck by | plied at the door of the committee room. and demanded | been dealt to criminal in San Francisco, since Califor. | stocked, ‘There haw beem shipped during the lect year, rh ny om ef made as home, | Captain Wakeman, well remembered in New York. for | tbe prisoner, but was refused several timor, and although | nia became «State of our Union, : | seve than agaed toeme aaa the arametecneak at Cole ‘850. evel. __ecee ape sere Manus, from Sydney. having run away from that city with the steamer New | others of the police were upon the ground, thoy awit | _ Our fellow citizens, remembering the excupe of Withers, | fers EACHERS. —WANTED, A GENTLEMAN QUALI- NRA AANA ANS World. while the Sheriff's ofocrs were on board. war of no use to attempe a rescue, Daviels, and Adams; of Stuart. Wiudred. and Watkins, | Ih eke are a good article. amd are likelyso to be. serie—Tn moderate demand, «more than a jobbing tuaJe in this artleie. Sel] ‘the latter ot absolutely requi: asone ex- the steamer sailed, and immense gatherings bad been | uscending the bank opposite, announced the result of the | being brought to justice, will see the necessity of tho ccpt Parisians or Swiss uced apply at Uhestaut Grove Board- : eld on the Plaza. participated in by both those | ccmmittee’s deliberations, stating that he had been fair- | strongest measures we have adopted. 2 ve +till further declined: ‘ing Fabeeh Ciston, Winten Tai y aarane in favor and against the hanging ‘There was much | ly tried, convicted upon the strongest testimony, and | This publication also inform chow friendly to the Crovnisu ~The rhipmn nts of thivastioleane altogether —=<————= FATAL STEAMBOAT DISASTER. | feeling manifested towards the “Inquisition,” as | offered no defence except a denial of the robbery! Ie | couse, that the Committee of VigHance have nothing | beyo: d cur wante EXCURSIONS. it is termed. which, like that of the Bternal City before | gave the name of John Jenkins. and professed to boa na. | secret in their proceedings, but euch matters as would | Sroame—The rece! te are large, ead. unless prime are fiee to toach French, Drawing, Gymuastics and X usio— eg Immense excitement prevailed at San Franciseo when About ove v’eluck. Mr. Samuel Brannan came out. and and the tardy manner in which the incendiary Lewis is fica ti Attempted Escape of Smith O’Brien. I the abdication of the Pove, was conducted with great | tivecf London Mr. B stated that he had beenallowad | tend to defeat the object for which we aro aesclaced, — difficult of rule GENERAL STATE OF AFFAIRS, | ‘:crecy. fur more than might have beonanticipsted from | another hour to prepare himself for death and that the | were they made public. fash Cons. rewains dull Oe aes inch cnn the numbers embraced. No arrests bave been made for | Kev. Mr. Mines bad been sent for to visit him. The Paramure axp Rusovurions —The following also ema- Convace Js lowey, # good deal of Manitle belog im the hanging, though the principal actors in the solump | crowd présent promptly approved of the action of the | nated from the Vigila’ trozedy are well known.and are even named in the verdict | committee, From that time the excitement began to o@ Committee :— market. of San Franc » convinced | * Citivas Fancy Goons have hoon actibat auction to com i rt THE SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS, Whereas, The civize Bon, Sie, Kes of the Coroner's Jury The populace seem to feel that | increase. aod the matter was freely discussed by knots of | that ther: exists within its limits & band of robber: and ereble extent, reslizing # small advenoe 0) P. os desperate diseases r quire despecate remedies eltizensat the Vartous street, corners, around F com. incendiaries, who have several times burned (and. st Connor — Len and lve rusty a2e rathon better. od ov returnin ll lane her pas: it Strattouport Trrrence Bellew McManus, one of the Irish exiles, ar- | mittee room and in the square. very large jority mpted to burn their city, who nightly attack their por- mn» toons, sinee our lavt. have been ta. Feque! ‘ere they can femaln about thies hours, tetwe roturaing |. Tt #eeamebip Brother Jonathan, Capt. Hi. Squier | sivedin San Francisco on the Sth of June heview ees | wore evllostiy ia faves of te executions sons aud brevk inte their buldings, Ce-troy their quiet, and but little done * ti thocity, Tickets miy be obtained at the office or JUN | SFrived at this port, at a late hour last night, from | his es ape from Launceston, Australia. und beeu carcied The prisoner was Dorfeotly compoved during this time, | j+opsrdize their lives and property, and guncrally disturb Dowrer.cs are decidedly low " 5 Wooster stroct | from Awmityt Chagres, which port she left om the evening of the 7th | awny on board a British bark — {is arrival at San Fran- | and indulzed ina segar. The clergyman promptly re- | ie Besial setae of anohety Lanpcospeag menpor ae Dac a8 any Bes im cees a c por Ueeitel request, oN TO NEW ROCHELLE | inst. ‘ cisco was ecleorated by @ public dinner, xt which the | sponded to the request to pray with the prisoner, and be vad oa fu pcan @ suceseied ia ¢ apine nr ¥n 1s A pie an ree mal pres YY. Bs is . 21—Fare, twenty-tve | ane pews from San Franclsc to 1am | Mayor presided. and which was attended by the Sena- | rupained with him for pearly an hour, If we are cor- | their prisone by carclossnoss, by countvance. or from che Abe WARE i theater? rege + ¢ ISLANDER will Bews ian Francisco is to ult.—just | tors, Representatives, and many of the most distin. | rectly informed, his preeevco had no jcular effect | Wart ot proper means or force to seoure their safe con- U ns are tower, and stool ino: by arrivals. i“ leaving, the two weeks later, uisbed men cf the State, McManus looks ia capital | upen the condemned man, who doubtless confidently | —— big Seige it - OEM . og Se : fr, at haif-pant 7 sipate . . ' erohved, That the citizens of the place be made riven fs rather dull, lock, AM; Spring etrvet ata quattor hefore nin Ont ae Toe Geek a the baci of Chip Bivthiog JeemasMibaa pan | TORN Le Sha: | Aoeuy Se, Ste Ok ae epeeeem): SE eres eric Oy UC UNA cals cegnan: |. aaa WR Ler Osemannte, we Vigileace will be ever | Lrnavamad'he sales bave beon lange. bas the stcote be: Eail-pact mines Tenth, street, ats, quarter Uedore'exasaad | Sere? te $408.000 eghus: and ODoberty.” The suin of £400 bad been | were ouped. and ‘the condenited was for tho iret tain | Tady to receive information as to the whereabouts of | ing mpl. priges hare avt boom well audbalned CF Dat jath street, at o quarter: past ten. Be, Sue brings 253 passengers, of whom the following is | van eee hands, rae Bngiiahmen named Bile. to pur. pavoenton jars LL He's ree tall men. of vey | <7 er y oe susploio i. pe poten pyri welt oe Li the Inst fortnight: - fi. on jet. — chase a brig. which was done an er lowding and | morcular developemente, an rather a forbidding | a* the persom pel ver suspected o | Mitare—swss doin heals Stee Jones and J Stamper, cleuring ms Caton lean oe concerted peal ‘vas | countenance. He wae fmoking s segar, and appeated | — Rewuved, That us ic is the conviction of s Lurge wium- Morasss.—Stock increased. fom the bast, and prices tt oF ethene 7 versa, & Stainper, to be given by the exiles, ou the beach. whem a boat was | Tether pale. Lut composed. His arms were pinionedand | ber of cur ei avers that there exists in thie city a lower ‘opportunity offered to thosa Kev W Williams, HL Sexton, to be kent on shore from the brig. The villainous, ho his banda tied bebind him, while he was surrounded by | Ducleus ef convicts and disorderly persons, around Saus—Plenty. ae aati s pep apt eth tllhoed sullivan, F 5 Saxton, eeen tnd tattesbod tha goveraaaeal Sdieake of toe peas a rope thickly manned by atmed men. many others | Wich cluster thorn who have so seriously disturbed Jay fair request ——nm |S Bete He pathins, during the dey, and us soon né the signal was given for | cl ring on them determined (o prevent hix esoupo. In | the peace and effccted the best imtorests ci oureity. t a ready sale. EAP AND GRAND EXCURSION TO THE C1StiNG hat the boat, the exiles wero secured by the ofllocrs and car- | this nanoer, followed by u large crowd, be was as ere known to the police of the city or io meubs ' here ts po Kind of use in making Abip- ; der Bestis, y ‘ nks—Kare 124 cents each way.—Tho spleadid stow n- Jiobby.” Tied beck The bark immediately sailed for this port, | ducted to the public equare, Us arrival was announced | the Committee of Vigilance, a» felvas by conduct or aents to this port at present, a8 the stock is immeam, GT AIMMOD will wake gu excursion on Friday, Juno 14th, 7 Henny. and arrived on the same day that McManus entered the | with a shout and every description of vociferation — | a*tcvintion, be tified to lave our port within fro | ard the demand very staall Aeaving Broome etroot, 6. K., at 736 A. M.; Catharine atroat, K Perkins, Gulden Gate «free mup. the wil fest ecene or contusion aud excitement prevailing | duys from this date, and at the expiracioa of which Svcans—The garket well suppiied. and some very Thi pier K., So'elcok; Hammond street, teruloguy SPM. Fishing tackle, bait aud retrosbisute, dno Medentt, we have witnessed for lomg time, The moon obscured | they shall be ecmpelled to deport.if thy ave not dome | large rales of brow have beem made for exposs, Loot provided on board. z eee Summary of a Fort Pn hy clouds. shed no light. and tho picture presented was | 80 Volur tia ‘ly within the the specified. bas deelived ee ee ara a 3 4 eta wid sud awful im the extrrms® Some pernons climbed | | Resolved. but a Satets, Cemumittee vf thirty persons | Roar har d nee ate ee Ra LURSION FROM N YuRK, urnia, Jul ( ole ig . fon. but a we appointed, WhOsc sacred duty it shall be to viacevory | Sratio! stock a * t 7 ee eee ee oe ee Pi MrJ J Btoomfeld, | starting interest have occurred in our community, and | grove Voices sereamed out “tothe oll ado op bobrd, and unless they ea: 5 tu nald commnistes BsC00 "Fhe nenck quite malfalont Gir thie Reka. and coming, Mall by sold as the low pelos of Tou Vatinas toe 7S W Sauson, otbers of lees note, veh was meade for that edifice, upon the corac: evidence of good character aud ti y, they shall be ‘Tras —Seles have heen made for expeey wad the mar- the trip Passengers will leave New York on the 15th With. or 17th of July, in the Com pan, Duane street, and will return from Dunkirk op or hefore the Doth, at their option : to visit Niw- The steamer Panama with U.S. muil, and news nine | jquare formerly oecupd as the Custom House Arash | 1ebipped te the piace from nye later from the Atlantic, arrived on the Let instaut, Fat core made fur the end of the building. block | be permitted to pollute our so) in 16 days and 6 hours from Panama having aecomplish- | rigged ard « long ed the thortest passage ever made betwoen the two ports neo they cxme and not ket is much relieved. and more firmness. shown, Sranen's Waces are bigh, and grease crharresament . run throngh it. Inthe moan- Keselvea, That = G000 citizens Le invited to join and | exists in regard to them, as they abide by mo eoatract "a steamers at the foot of eqttoournsy: Fae se ‘3 m 2 45 i. 2 mes Dun ber of the police, who were onthe ground. | #siet the Comuitice of Vigilanee in carrying out the | generally Fi | eons ar sea tee 2 . Five men were drowned. iu San Pablo Bay, on the 23th wde several attempts to obtain possession of the pri- | poesanry for the perfect restoration Vosstie oredull cither for sale. freght or charter. Ppa 3 Travelling upwards of one thousand wiles, enjoying the Sal i Gal of May. Their names and former resideuoes were as somer but they were roughly hendled and prevented; | nd good order of our commanity, Money Hat ttle doing: plenty, in the hands of the Lest oapery ia the United at be hadonly | yo eety z iat r Reuben Knox. of St. Louis; John Allen, of | bad they pereitted. they would have been riddled with mechonica) brapeber, but traders tuther cloew. of L. W. WINCHESTER, Harden's Express. 6 Wall stroe Wiliam Hulme, M , Borbougton, Vt ; James P. Graham, of North Carvlioa, | tauis. Several citizens denounced the execution, and Geeat Excitement at Los Angelos. Facuasce Such is the uneetiled state of mattera D MAGUBBIOND FO OUNRY 181, me toe 2 rar gtd ey tly pes Secretary of the Navy; 4 | rovpht to md the polies. (From the Los aigelos star, Extra, aay 25 | be fire that no regular rete can be sated, bat RAND EXCURSIONS WAND, tt © Aa ir. Davis, of Maine. and an Tndtan boy. ‘The prisoner. by this time, was nearly dead with foar | A company of men, numbering abou forty, have been s ne difleulty in gectir g hate wt par Grae Tort, Hamilton ree 3 Gane bj ad bi p Bead Newrpapers are increasing in Dumber, aud in diferent | aed rough Tadtlleg Gite Leushens sade towards him | crenmped Leer this eity for some weeks past. They In com lusiow, we remark that the country is over. dom otheate ante exeursienste ey. inna, fortheera. | aw Tihits x M | pera mR. bad ea Diego esi Kents 9 Jos ngeles Star | w noove thrown over his bead. the rope manned vy twenty | Were comman: ~ by aptain Irving. a Texan who peo | stocked with ¢ ods. end nothiag hut a very deoided fall Gen, leaving 00 felicen Morning Tetp-e Prom Secina ewes! | a Fray, Joo! Farly, OS dean. | haye ree ptly been adued to the uumnber. renly hands, wd the heavy form of the convicted felon | climed that be bad been invited by the Goseouor of Lhe | bg C7 in sbipuiente will reliewe the difflowlty. Rt hait port 6 ‘o'clock, 94 and halfpat 12 ond acayg | it A RVider, Sus Yorks Kichard Dus, Several «scapes of prisoners from the City Hall Station | swept imongh thr air and dangled from the block. A | State of Sonor, i Mexice to furuinh aid Go ext = Brom Plor §.N. Ry at haltpast 6, lel and'« aloe ‘A Brow Geo Wood uff, House, in this city, bave tuken place, giving strong cause | fw fearful struggles. a qu.ver of the heiapen cord. a fow number of depr dations we ree Marringe» and. Death. Mommie teip trom Fert Hamilton ata. WO Elsah ¢ 4 Ransom, | ‘{ourpicton that romp the police were assoetated with | rerveus twiteber. and the crowd gazed up "m the lifeless uy Femaiced iO thie vicinity; nad many | : MAMKIED. XCUKSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY, IMel bein and aided their departure. corpse of bum upon whem such xperdy and terrible ven. that Irving's company ix nothing more b Sap Francivco. June 3 by Jurtiog McGowan, Me. A Lovg Islaud Indian, named Frank Brewer, was ot ve thun a band oF rovbers. 0 y ‘h LY, Capt W had ot 5 , expoe bad been executed by an outraged peoole. Ashe Alited Dixon to Mics Catharine MoXalgne both of San 5 A BS dn 4 | found dead in Montgomery street, on tbe 2d inst’ He | fwurg tonnd tro.ned turned round ead rouad,, a fot Yesterday morning, expresses reached thia ofty fom Francisco, ; we 4 | of ro could net be ctherwise than imptersr crrible a 0 ving’s company were inoviag | Austin. Esq. to Mire Amelia Hill, of an co ne - os haa Snake peariden, Fare, bry h pheno pag vot aay 2% | Quite an excitement occurred on the 34 inst., on the | ceeurrense — Ble wly they dirpersed, tot when diy | down the veliey, touting horses. billing cattle, mud cone lu San Francikco June ry dustion Brown, Mr SS eee | ee: ee | Oe | ocearion of the arrest of a man by the name of Genj. | treke there were sil) Wany gazing Upon the swelled, | UUcting (heteriver ina mort outrage Us manuer | Joreph Nicclauy Hawsch from Srokenau, to Germania, {RAND SIGHT—CAPTURE OF 4 WHALE—ALL Wisu- | | BT Noyes, J Swett, | Lewis. aceured of firing «building on Long Wharf Tue | urple fewuror of the dovmed man At aixo'olek. had Ubreate to Mie Agatha Sisnsn. from Rausehbath, in Prance, ing to join tho excursion, in a steamer. co the « halin G Chamberlin, | indictment wax quashed. the Grand Jury having been | \ar dad Me Cre ater, remaired to the spot, cut down the | and childre meulate, Hoooluia, on June 14, by Danks I¢r one week, as advertived a few days vince, will be 1 Cust, iMegally canpaelled, wnd the prisover was remanded to | joy wud consigned it tothe dead house, Thus onded | cadop for protection, » HR M's Consul, Uenry Robiasom, themeeives in readiners on the 2th inet. all particulars jae | await (he action of the nextGrand Jury the first exveution whieh ever took piace in San Fraa- A meet Susannah Khoder {1 be given in this paper of she 12d, 28a. and JU Neutes, ‘The Indians have been troublesome tn the southern | cisco, where more crime hes been committed within the | Up to put Miy 14 by the Rew T Taylor, Uenry Rhodes, jae Goternte, oud the srenmer to be ta pest 35 Honer, ction of the State, A company of white part year than in any other ety of the same p spulition | fou the € Virq..to Mise Sophia Harriett Cape. only ebild ct the kate Thomas dopkice, | ® Captain Irving. sro reported to have commi i the U . without one single instance of adequate | ¢f such forees ax can Le rained in this city wad at Chino, Wa Cape Req. Paton equare faymarket, Loadon. THE WATEHKING PLACES. Wm Booth outrager upon the inhabitants of Lov An Y. | prmboent. Of the guilt of Jenkins there was nodwubt. | together with bis ove compony In San Francisco on June & by the Kew A. Williaa, new ww J Mobonal } The crtzens volunteered and went in porsuxt. Bur the | diy hax been known to the police for months a5 a despe- he furces are congregating at Chino. Mr. Williom Joh Pelbam to Sia Francis Sophim Kings VILION HOTEL, NEW oye Ha heer. | laet account received is, that the Indians of a certain | rue character, from the penal colonies, where he had Gur citizens are row mustering, and we judge, from | ull TBlanerar RB Millices | mission bad destroyed Captain Lrving and his « paved WAY years awa transported coavict. It is ony | the epirit wanife: cod Uhat few prisoners willbe taken On June 4 by the Rey James Woods, Mr O. K, Smith Jan | men. Teeresery to add that thore counceted with the = Vigt ihe whole county is arming, wed ip the event of atte | to Mike Roweun Mitchell, both of Sap Krameiseo, ee eceoneecimenaer Thowus Baily, |. Gen. Morehead’s expedition. reduced to fort: | lent Conamittee,” and concerned in the execution are of | UFC to arrest these marauders. an express will be wat to Tn Bevicla op dure 5. by the Rey Mr. Woodbridge. CTON PAVILION HOTEL, SaREWS- ‘hemas Wilson, left San Diego on the lith ult. His destination is un- | jhe very bert case of our citizens men of tho highest | Mejor Memoley, ar the Colorado, Sersbet Linum, Ney and dure Mary S Weight, all of that sey—Siamia & Kogers. BP: rer aad known | respectability and sanding city, hotel i ie vd ‘The cop of the steam chest of the steamer New Worlt (The Corot er was invertixating the matter at the time Mining, Antettigence, tthe Military Post. in Benielt, om Sunday evening, blew off. while she was on her passage from Sacrament» | of the steamer's sailing, but the principal facts elicitei | ‘The Morysille sHeret? wnrns fam w fontloman, Vr, May 25 by the come. Mr. Hugh A Carroll wad Migs | to this city, on the 4th Lpeaye Pgs tiger sig® era appear to be ecndeured in the foregoing account } | Maurice who hex just returard from oepectiag tuar Eliza Little. all ef Benicia. and billing two per of rome tw) weeks. ¢ t On Tueday. June 10 by the Rew J. Penman, Mr. [from the San Francisco Herald, June il } r LENDID STE . THOM rough the pot tus, tliat UE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER TUOMAS uch the porthern mies, thy ter Marks, fireman ‘The wou T . aw . Charher Betts to Miss Sarnh M. Warper, all of Sax Fram $i sores! ig: pane Gees Key On Saturday, 19th inst, k | clerk of the beat; Chas. ( yi: barely space ta. tay thas be was d by ajury of | the minrrs were doing colerably well. N Iu Meryeville, June 9. by Hon HP. Hawn, Ma, street, New York ; Jer , John Jennings aud Aaron the highest respects the Spanish Kavebo, also, ome beautiful spec ay vo a to Mie SB. Rucmerwann, both late © iy and was unquestionably guile; ¢ i tus ex | been taken our and that the inloers were there 1 Ea BATHING—LONU BRANCH, N. J.—THE 3UB- of the crime for which he was condemned. The ex foriber 1) house for th rary Haskell, Henry Brook. amd ; J ws phoned » Weel Tealitiv. May 9, by Rev. D. R. Williams, Mr, Sale days Sune dee Tt ore ae HOWLAND. Bem bredin m Joseph Reynolde, Boston; Thos Gast, Reabary, Mes; waptighs fhm Seas Tne A ME EPO sey WER OE Beer | aie Crieg tu isp Maney J, MA — wn ‘4 v 4 bd N. Jackron, Sacramento. Wm. T. Spenco aad ste. | Y i ; t h's Rar. of o e vt On thy 2d of May. by Rev. Ro M, Cbendte, Mr. QURFANDRIVER DaTMiNG.—THR UCEAN Housg, | Tt will be observed that the Hon. James M. Jones, | yen Jones (oulomd). New York soruabie trmtenen vag aes teied: the peau, | nod Gling meses bates Rion Ber, anastoen we cles pe B® Riche and Mis Mary 8. Hunt, all of Le Shrewsbury, is uow opensd for the reception ofvinitire | Judge of the Southern district of California; Hon Alex. | — Terence Bellew McManus. ove of the Trish patriote, | SF" Disbt'y threatened. we ‘ : . ment ax teo severe, There is reason to believe that the | Are at Werk, quite profitably, Weils, Hon. @. B, Post, nnd Hon. James B. Devoe, editor pander Sen cane pee minted Lae ane te ch | Wntorinnate man was of the mort hardened character. | paying well Toe enow ix m . Marion cousty 0. T. d the claims are all ting very fast at the pip rpby'* new diving, Ellen Proston Shepherd | lifo vuynia v1 | head Waters of Feather river; and from what could At M ___. BXPKESS AGENCIES, bs! bind Nt: lg alla came passengers in the Jean, an hee secetved & most sreieh nt enhuriastio He was from 8) anes | be ascertained, from the appearance ot the cave, onehie r reas congo i ete ton on hana x ERFOD & €0'S GREAT CALIFOKNIA EX~KESS— | , : . é stan jon of the Vigtlance Committee. | the waters will be lower then they have been fur Ni ut Columbia, Tudamne on May tando tuneeeh teh y Letters, thrve coats; news: | The Isthmus was generally free from sickness. Twoo! | fom bis permeators by some means. and hus 6a as tine, Thacugh the enti rely we beeowe appar Lyev tomerly cf Rdgecombe, M. that there ix no dp iny 0. Milard Filtmore, son of KR. 8, 44 months bear Marysville, May 2, knew bin Sleaander Abercrombie, ardenth Erictingnbire Scotland. aged 2 the miscreants who were concerned in the murders on | tay aie mating ttiaas Beale ge tare oee the Chagres river, were shotin the Cathedral Plaza on | tended in the “green old tela There is bnt one regeet | a = the 90th ult. ‘Their names were Francisco Medrano and | #t his arrival, which ix, that all his eriled camps | TRAVELLEMS’ GUIDE. Scud ticle Roden a eee are not alike fortunate | pe Jeré Maria Redilio Crime had increased to such o foarfal extont in this Ree eR ANP CMUAVELPULA NEW FORE | Previous to the calling of the California from San | ity. and 60 totally had the courts and police. failed in ad Pare re | Fravcirco, onthe M4th wlt., buildings had heen erveted | Wweting cut adequate punishment, that a volaute ace. Leevs | uzon the greater portion of the burnt district, and busi- | mittce cf our most rarectable ei had been fur ; 1 ® pet ¢ burnt district, a for protection. A robber having been evaght io t Leave Phi | ners was slowly but steadily reviving | of stesling. wes summarily tried by them. f The market, generally, bad been hut little influenced | condemned to death. aud hang the sam hy the disastrous confingratiun, The great quantities of |. ThE Coroner's inquest upon the body of the exec! Payers, three cents: freight. 20 per © other express, Through in charge of apeoial mose pteamer Chie, 2h inet No 2 Vevey atre-t Antor is Preneiree aud gous of ey © very of quartz vems made 1a that te thetnaclves into an association. fr the mat. | Vcimity decideuty the riebest he bas ever seen. The ef the pence nad. pnd ord of pointy nad tha | Ui diguinge be Jasvig wht ome uses tothe Maud | ORC F0k’sCrek May 22 dope) the chewy Mr ond Eprings. Op the evening of the 2ith May, oF” bucking ogalust the bac.” | Of dinrybas. Sr Charles Coffin, tae of « Ne > s Op Sure July 1 at her reridenee and t sustain the liws whea vf Voleano diggings. tafurus ux that |) °F 2 dennixtered. But wo are de | Miners pencraliy in that vicmity ate doing uucomimonly | Miver afer a sBort illness, Mrs Sarah burglar. jooendiary oF assas welt They sink ther holes to the depth of wei ¢ | ebm M damith, of stecktom Ore plage Copy t either by the qaibbles of the | thirty feet and thed rt pays f ar At Soncma (U Cal.) May 17 Mr Thomas Spriggs, Terervation of the lives and property of theettizoos of | pe day. Uembling is ceeredty ou the deerease ; the i La 7 fare pow eeonomi sing and tarping their cuoughta “ San Tiancieeo, aud do bind ourselves. each uato the | ether to de avd perform every lawful act for the maia nd guilty, liail evewpe punishn f washing from the | { act | | | | sor aan ee ne | may went extensively into the evidence connected with “. The: nenited 10 of Oreck atin aed M0 yours. a vative of Rutlundshire Baginnd, Bi Dero Pt Usdotpnia-tonyy Plot Nerd Nor goods on board store ships in the harbor, were thrown | the whcle proces ing ond In their verdtot implionts thy | IW: the bape ity of privens, the ° vlessmess oF cor | Ice Bich a ore, aaree ees 3 ent neve pce age het undshire Bag ge eambows sous YOTPER. Morning ta into market with such rapidity that there was a glut im | members of the Committe of Vigilance us the cuuss of Soma ter justices noe NEny Chews whe protondte | iio “Lang Toms” are in gvases) Gon sad one of | _ 1m ben Vrenehen, June G Ur, Petrik Mesphy, veteub wernoos Line, at 4 o’siook. Hare “by hie death, Weed ae js He vb twenty lower dni | ey sure: forward dook, 2“ Emivrand fine ” | the staple articles of produce, and @ slight decline in ‘The Counell have at length parsed, and the Mayor bux Aid to feeure the objects of this association we do | 'P webiner will wash twenty lomly daily, The gol Draibele ©. reported for the ville Calif | berery mgreeim je found fh the largest quiutivies in m ewt olay, ire Raston pth int—That th “ t} the Association shall | mirpled wilt grave: = ‘The gold is usuatiy vcard Me, | a by Netbe . ( te the Usa iton of Visticher: hes tine Prateetice oe tae | Pater Sousd's lump perieetly pare low days slaen ity, tite Eline vier “Alton. XO Pam iver ond property of didente of the | *eixhing Hhiyiwan Wan De Truwe abwuwe. Os 2. | ay dtaden ettlnens aad secidents of the | WOM blade, Whe hes just returned from the Middle |. seme l—Jerub Devi Tndinve. 25; Thomas’ i Sand, 7 prices was Ube conseqnence A Byduey convict. who geve his name as Jenkins, stole 8 tafe, was arrested, tried, and convicted, by # number of pte tigued. an ordin eFunting to A right cf laying pipes theough the streeta,for the pur of introducing Water Into the city from M | Seven men were drowned at Park's B: re ond nial al «e reveral graine of nilowance, Ruisor lives iu tbe family 1 wekers, cilinens, and was hnng by them at midnight, om the | Their nomerare J Stull, HM Modesburyh ang I Abirgion. Muse. 22 Authny Joseph, «seaman; Prsok “ ” 4 : A Be condl: there shell be a reom selected forthe | Fork. intern us thet rain fell in the vicinity of ~ “ 4 ve, i Plea at San Francisoo. } = bore yy ett pa dorigan, » Frenehman i cations 6f the cnmadltirs, a6 ele ball Yesterd g1or some hnurs. As the a — iS > Sechaieh: the simian a | _ The U. 8. sloop-of-war Vandalia, Com. W. If. Gardner, | Vinent nue Prema a city have boon too nnmarous | move eormbers of the coma | oe" chitiD, \bere i Ho doubt thet mow Was falling im u June 4 Fredricn i uy 38; Auas Widen, at bia Clowhing Store. HOt ___| Was at Ban Diego, at anchor, on the 17th June, all well. | to rerapitulste. too bold aud iulignant to allow any | ae dared cia, net ee eee | vee vs jon of & vein of marie Montevideo, 4) Kulpb Orhoo. Chile 2, Wan Kew, ew VAST OFF CLUTHING WANTED.—LADIESAND GEN | We are indebted to Purser Wim, A. Mills, of the #.J., | other interpretation than # determined pinn to barn the | inde of tbe areoeiation. say chor per | i in the ning inte the Middle | HAry 4} Cer eeree, ver tor there ieft off clothi | ety But cur citizens are vigilant. and woe to him who ~% se ret It will herentter, und udt Jvine b—Prtrick Murphy, New York, 42 by soname to J. Geoewin. Nord City fall plage, Ladies | {Ul flee of papers, ard valuable information. Oar | {2 oeh¢ in the commision ut the cris j Jer bs whatroevor, of any net ef violence doe enh uote ae nae Jase €— Hensiquen, Mexion 90 Gnd geatiomen waited on at their residences, acknowl dgments are likewise due to Messrs. Adams & Large meetings have been beld each day the | raw an ton AS < poe hd — | — “s Jun* t- Henry Nelson smith, Jamaicn Ueland, 60. . y i" on 5 i eo Ws a wy resulted dy. o er ero - pe Chm Dy 4) eben speed CAST OFY CLOTHING aNv FURNITURE Wane Vo, Berford & Co., std Mr. Thomson, express agente; | eccut ag Jookins upon the Piaza; but they resulted | ters of the committer prevent, it be such wn act ns justi | Mises Haneoms. } ap me vag ta rere, we Ladios or gortiomen loaving the city, of breakin JB Dever, Req. and several othors, for placing at our eo em the oe fes the interference of thie committes. either in aiding | The papers of Su poh 7 Scuate ee Tt mines are geve. in the execution of the laws. or the prompt and ana. | Trot with (he «scept Hi. epd Mary B. Tedd. ngged 7 by wee ka | aero fine che necrt,onee grin for Clothing | aisposal the latest dates street in the post, ot at soa ae our c Tuily favorable, But the be recvived with tubes whieh | At the Meas. Sax Diego, on sunday. Juve 1, of chrome folowing ivan ox. | Cleith cen, Willem Vaieroh of Jane: =i jor The ety ve named wae from Baltimore and a member of . the comarictee small | ten Fla pe of taking eneh wo | Fe ted rect fre iehment of the «fem arcem bled fur the fornia Correspondence. —_ San Francisco, Jaly 14, 1851. proepreta ate very good. Polition are : Woilom Tilt N oor % fold Ge te name Keogere, © nies of Capt: rr “i Vow iiow Tell ge. No 4, N at oity, He IADla RUBBER 40 DS. Men Hung ty the People—Escape and virvical of McManus, | ether at aluli in the Slate but tt ten kind of gulaous "Eiscon hohe as dug ot say monies co ein. | land, suanins ryty myo fy: y tbe meamehip Anichae on the het. en ~ a A RA - - ’ + ) ne two pies The t : - ve | 4: ni when PO WWE PUBLIC—INDIA KUGHER SHORES —OUR the Irish Patriot, | Seateatioe qnelly erga pag Hg oid ag Comittee on duty at the exumirtes room, | ob the morn day, June 3. exowoting to Som ean to r~4 of May. Atbort, Big eethicied in the Noe waar yiusemest. by Uurece | The steamehip Commodore Stockton left San Fran- | ties an ee . a: acs eoouiing eh tabs teoseite neon nnd Elita his wife, aged 4 yours ust, athe Conrter aud Rmyuieer of wae dato. ta wntea, | cieeo om her trot trip to Panama, on the 12th of May, The weather of Inte hes been x 17, Prnsant, with ox Se soa, nha hail Go Sepsanea. Stee e | tack arn by letter trom Major Rend: ber ad ga ra ne er much wnmerited aburesf suc attorney, Wm Jud © ceptope of ocensional h winds sud sticriog dust in | . . Sherit sevute fs place, re Juve mr An. consort of Mr. Mark Calhoen, Scaanpe bic ouh os ‘ArTy ing 110 passengers und $200,000 in gud dust | tbh eny Ha | ute between each alarm; the slarut to | Dot poctrree the Ree ie nema | mrasen qveaty.0. fog 91 Sram. Mee Odes tae ape rates 5 and tat ne The Colum bur left on the 13th for Panama, and the ‘Tbe new Jeony Lind Theatre, built by Mr. Maguire | '** shige Th “ene stopped A i end buresd 2 de tan te binds large femily of «mal ebilarea. an aff-etion- We have perctene California on the Mth. | tine the late conflagration. was opened last night bya |, pee eg pa ee al ae eee ward. and Major Rodgers | ete burt WIL) AP etawt one day old, wad = lange cir. dis Robber St ‘The mort startling item of intelligence, which Teend by | Pett ofMr. Starks company. | The ' = thow mom | ¢ «to th peta etnagy oh vat Out bese, Me Uelneen n Ww progres of erection aputher theatre o | ving petra e Pore. | (larated to Oregon im the your 1847, from the sate af git pe rwon this eteamer, is the Lyne Inw excitement at dan Fran- of brick } ig vin thvanecteee to | fheht in that dirvetio Ni-scuri, oud settled ith Ui family near where he now masher thew pirate s Cr purehese a claht to use a valid | “i#CO Which wne participated in by «large proportion of the aebes, and desolation of the last creat | Heempen teft this place laateron. | Hives Tw evFrying out th wined se ton of this committer. at the bagard ef the liver and their fortunes Nhiy— That the ary ard Treasurer and ft shall be the ducy te snsringe it. nicst reapretable citizens, Before the smouldering rains | PT. sae heapee 1 Tne rcp 9 tend pth ving heen proseouted acknowledges # (oo oetiemneat, ned Agreed in tetere net tet the reeent extensive conflagration had been fatrly evr: | peth of the fire rtorm. like the craw and berhuse which +d aman, named Lewls, was detected almost inthe very | eprings Up again when the tompost haa passed aaay ect of setting fire toa large hotel on Long Wharf.and | 4 fine shale wns driven arbore, « tow days Pie Baw atch the ford mith Pork and prevent | DFownrd, Match 8, off Cage florn. James Neteon, een emt, het alien mr i man. of New York. by failing from the oathead of the Nt be chosen monthly, a Pree. ihe Sen L Herold, of June 5, sage ~We are jast basgee Cormenitie Lformee by & pent man (rom Los Augelos, that Leviag OV board t wod bis party, Who were supposed to have commicta | — OTRVEr a pase steamer Gold Hunter, June 1, Jewish " of tbe Beere to detail the members reqaited bo be mn 4 arr. ot Thomaston, Me He was barted Uolng neveted by the pedice, the popeince acsombied to | 106,11.08 Desee cutaide the Heads, and thise Sally aitewbomee Gh'the ceubatice sete’ A socgeeee, | rovitel Grpeventoctes cheat Lae Auailen, cao ef witon | tm the doeshgtcinn Cemetery, Oreven hiltad, batter of « y the polio populne w | te Celitornia to nee the elepba md ave fal Large +Lall be appoluted whose duty it shill be to no. | (de eherifl of that couuiy wa. in purauit, bate boa Maautlan s won A ak ix aan = Bay vo weg ae “4 Ly tter compromise and go 0 Liy *neb my mber of ther detail fr duty The sergeant killed by the Indiens. im the oeighberbood of — Cahoon Very Batons: tig - — nee” near " cho ¢ 4 ” ie bel Pf ree with him im pare | Geevech, pespuvetions Gene abies Or stone | At-ofme «Ball reside at, wad bein constant atiendance at | Mare.” hear the Karcho dl Chino It is believed that “ <hneing oF ve Rights, will be neeeented = tion of sxid Patent York, July 12, 186i. Ne) KIN GHAM, Troms, comanet at th on the part i th @ that there were ele 1 01 ” The Paritie Mal Company's staamenip volambia ‘Sancho tt jo og pry Capt. Lerey, arrived at Sau Praveisao tr f 4 the party be«tdes the 15th inet. having made the pasange in three the committee room. There shall bea «taating com ' “TRIAL BY 4 ComMITERE oF | Mite of finance and tention, oonstating of fire ‘ A oe sed no person chall be aduitted a member of thiv = | Bhe brought down but efx pasaengers, By this arrived the «tet ve prisoner was taken | be back way, and conducted to ® place | ARREST OF A konba Tleyward Rubber Co. hy WM. uf ¥. beyond the reach of the excited populace CITIZENS — EXKC N OF THE CRIMINAL ‘Tho hv eh voor M. 0b Co., un eq oP Oths 0 fornia, Juae it intion Unless he be a respectable citizen and ap " yl u “ E 5 Sooner ee ISON: President. from "Wvothe the Secpertve ‘villians who” tet ny or Our city, om the night of the 10th at was the = ed by the ermmittce on qualifiention betorn ad the roanytig Conek ob na tint rt. Sat. St ba was 90 eee on a cae pe ome — = ad Pret cleee, co exaeperated the property holders that the seete of One of the most appalling trage be me | 4 a ~y . stenmer ILD 1487 DISCOVERIES —" THE DECAPITATION eombled privately, to the Dumber of ona or twe hac. s—an « | 8 F Woedworth, § Brannan, B Gorbam. Pred A Wool. | fevedary Commirrion on the aeile, i now about mer Sex Aull had been repaired aud left Port ci vs. Rgrenk, Bag | Commiastoner of Patents, by a. aod enrolled tbemeelves ax nm Comeaitten of | nown a8 Me | cee RW Dette nae © Gtk Ca. teasers, | Wmeeel awtenation tee Seoplete tetas ae | » the Th for this port. * ay's moet wonderful di sately.”” for the protretion of the one the detection em body of citizens acting aa judges and exeow | ¢'* evia. Jomer oe. ve Mw ced | ntl the Uila fiver. bave been placed aud Mant Me kee | _ The fmes states thet the Superintendent of tndtem or, Rawanda ofertiuit sly. and the faithful exeoutic & thelr’ Lives apd property” for the faitht ce of whatever duty or wet #hould be dete of the iaws pledg- | ¢ Oners, and # multitude aiding and supp rting thew, by Sig Ooo & Wateon, Clinton W woreee DB Prack for Oregon Dr Dart left in the lattar pare of trip te visit (be different Indiae tribes io the y scortepanied hy a euite of oleron persona, the dul white marhie monament at the | Of the most iaboriogs ant work he devo. ved apo s i s Fe 2 3 3 ly. The payment to tind, eer er to work wader Good wnty tavel) ofhorere these ty the mejerity of Ue committee by-laws \ Jotting the Werle-walles, I But made ton Tate to herent y i eMieers chesen, avd ® building selected for holdiag | — Owing to the vast emeunt of orime which bs heen per | | d ‘5 4B Terchmaoher Caled | anaeted ofBenn ane be bes seqtitied himeeifva Ig dlet ~< caren telnet Fbieh be bhaovelf hae been the ehiet, cod te new tinge, ahd thw tad of erimvinale, ‘The comaittur | patvarrd tof a nyt of lane and the lupomloititg, by | l1yett, habe Wels OH Beivlep, Samuel ILCarwra, ILD | # Mantes alike ervditable to bimveif and the peufeeson dy etere vioinity Ps ‘4 nf «red umonget ite members, bankers, tradesmen, auc. | JUC precers of law, of procuring the convictlen of the op aleve. Jeter Ft urtis Jo! be |) ee . ‘tion fore delegate to Congress and territorial ¥ ii Cith htm Day Blogevery. a Won poar eat cere abd, ty fact, alms st every profeeston and calling, | pwilty, bestowing adequate punishment whew convicted Goh Ne epee. THe Dible UL Wanke | onthe crening es dec tthe eee ane sb Ceme S000. | caiorrs touk place on toed ait. As far es om, fore heant ew | x Egan, Thos N Diblole, JC L Wacde | on the evening of June Teh. Some five Amorieans, o° plewyers, An organ ation was hardly pertweted | OF ev ising Rubber a full year bo ceping them ineafe eustedy, a number of ati | G handel de the returne fi erefor at an expen: eto Day of on! lefore a terribe instance of thelr determination to | zene resolved (o take the law into their own hands rth W T Thompson. Stephon Payran, Willinm fart, N | bite mer and Mexteans. entered the store of Wardes, | uy acute learned eret in Gord; jeobh crime was preecoted to the citizens, such as | They accordingly organized themacives Into m detes olde Davie, C xpring Uearge M Gar wrod, Gabetel mp Saco armed to the tevth. extrmet beiitiane, eahibiotes o heuid have ateuck terror to the hearts of the prowling | tive and protective force, with a fixed dewrmina. | “inter, A Wheelwright, MB Lucas, RS Lamott, dames | iv hep, when, apow « slight paper upon the heala vallvine, thm to punish thore whom they ehould find guilty hadier BF Pourgeaud. Jesse Southam JW Ryok- | they ame ke, and wes astonished to see The porty Cf etpigrants. commanded by Capt. Goddell, = June Ith, a Sydney man named Jobo Jenkinsalias | of the commission of any feionious set, They ac | OD NH Jackson Mo™uite, % Rovinon, WoL Brom. ovr each of them, with a Colts tere whom we noticed Inet Wren, ae being near the MDal- imptcn, wae detected im cortying off @ safe from an | (OTe mely proemed quarters in a bwilding on th \. Ro Ward, MH Ottenherm their beads. thre tes, hove ere They number minety-cight per. D Hedley, Georg W Sarshall, € & Witon fice on Long Wharf, @on Franctaco, and after a sten; Ther Of Sans and Bush etrocta Th om TAT Davis. Hagen Hari | lenet attempt of aint 4 rene, having crossed with twenty-five wagon, aod iit wor orrerted in blo buat He was tr mediately taken | robberies, burginties. and ects ef inecadierim, in | SMT teber P. Frethinghem, W Them. Teane Biaxom, | relvers, and took the safe, wemghing som wong po phent tee hundred and fift dof stock — There are hetore the Committee of Bafety. consisting vf one of two wd them to ferm their determination About 9 | 1.6 & Tek, George D Lambert, Uathtop L Butiick, | pevnds containing sverat thousand de Maat, ond : vere) fatmties. amone which are aiavern fomles They !undied citioens, tried, found gailty, and sentencsd to ick. op Tuesday night «mau enrryiog a bar contatn | 60 Aurtin Worn, John P falf. Join W Rider K Betts 6 Hnmmates, we Sout Re pone eat iy nd eons, | lett Balt Lake on the $b of Merch, aod arrived at the he bong withio aphoor A minister was sent for who | |) g something apparently quite heavy, attracted the at ter Jos T Hanem Thos W Waiker, Theodore Kalba, | brote the door down, which the fol a? -~A * es Dailee, May 20, makivg the journey in sixty-two days. baravored to aeminster consolation, bat whose efforts ‘ptton of the Whitehall bowtmen at their station or “mie Mere. J Seligman. Joeeph Bo Dal, Mant J The with an axe, and alarmed the comp on soon stat | | | ' shana | ‘The ‘hestth ef the compety has been good dur were entievly diengarded by He herdeoed peacicn. At tral wherf, He jumped into a boat with hiv bat | OF Jr TF Von Leugerke, Julia: D Sohatter, J are. | cot im pureuit, nod followed them #0 clowy they had journey Toey ‘cae camatad Se ted two o'clock at night taken to the public Plaza by | 90d polled out towatas the end ofthe wharf Butafew | “Cl 3 © Derby, J vratt Btovans, Jacob P Less, PJ | to leave the safe and flee, not having time to break it ry * 1 4 the Ooanuatce thea te hee thus given by the tivedt peed bafore Br. Virgin, & gen Wert Thos Met abill Kdgar Wakeman, Wm T Ue open. ‘The same mon wore at the howe the day be- Foo losmes begs wpe tee eorees Se rivor epee tools of the twat morning = hipping efftee on the wharf, com “im Peek A Wardwell, | 8 Clork Jonas Minturn, awn & revelver, Wateh thay tedeots fer two hours, which the emigrants returned. k © Arrived at the floa-stalf. come were climbing up tt to | he bert stand In pursuit of a persou’ who iy, Mt da ven CH Clark, FO Wakeman, FT ppored, to ascertain . Lol. adhe & verel Iudinns during the fight. The Mormons at he halter, then an carnest cry was rabed by | (obbed bie cfficw of 0 small trom rafe. containing a Fem prop Pele, Jobo W Jackwo, WL Hobson, Wi | where the moury wae kept 1! L immoral snd doeporate Pa’ four yones the ‘ * Fur God's rake, not to hang him on the | of momey — The man with the bag Weyer Jou R Curtis, WH Tiltinghast, John G MeKarn. ihe Gan Prandiese Mavtes the neopla, who ar iterty pote The appesi was heard, and those in | (her euepected anda number of the boatmen startec | ber Willem 1H Gratam, JF Hutton, John Raynes J | Alls Cnittorota, i] f en charge of the execution mounted the beame on the | i pursuit, After a sbarp pull they overhanted him | |! Fisher, Wereee Merrion, Joho ff Walton, Joshin | [Prom the he 4 pad po oe teok, teed ned pubs oe nrasic anlenaat auth porch of the adobe—a rope wae stretched across | hen he threw bit booty overboard, After a very xevore | (item, FL Dana J Quiney Corks, James Pratt, A Since the Sas tn bestows Gad trie See ri) Vy In the only ease ohn the iastion eect An hitween wo ef the supporters te the middle of whieh a iupele. one party of beaten muccerded in captuciag | (SOM, George W Dr tiginm, William () Butger, \ | eral stay = i boriness, } Prices generally hare tring te trin!, they wer beaten, Got a verdict: hut | Bick ard pulley were fastened; another rope was ran | him, while another flebed wp the bag, which proved to Vile, Charles It Vail, 8 J stabber, Henry M Nagle, Win | declived belew rates provicus to the thre. Large quautt yet that the; pal Comte, for whioh Trt thie wiih @ Hoore at one end. Volunteers were Ftolen safe, He wes conveyed on spore, and | beret Wan J sherwood, Orie F Rawyer, Al Tubbs, BW | tire cf cords have been forced at auction. at rates which and rerpectable AL ae \ t thm being Sheit actions te | raha tr to man the other ord. The prisoner, who had | ®t over taken poseeseon of by some of the vigilant oom | Taters WON Hostin, ND Hit, Win Langeamen, Kagene | murt crure heavy lowes to the importers, Det Nmited The crops nre said to look remarkably well throaghout 5 2 thal heart Of opehen hs Word. ne farina we could hear, during the | mittee who conduoted him promptly tothoit head quar. | let BK Rahecek. TK Battelle, L Minturn, Herman (| sale can te efireted even at present quotations, and the @ how tertitery The enuwal quantity of tala ebick Sol coer (heente han whole m and the iful preparations going on | ‘fr, where he wae tried fn prorence of about exgnty | Lnete, 20 Treadwell Hartford Joy, Angustis Belkuxo, mary rales baw ten mae nt mach lower rates The | hes fallen thir opting, han placed them ia @ komewhat See equotay tein. Phe puodic age tired befere h wemters of the conclave, sitting with olowd doors, | Wm Raxting, Jno F Oxgord, Horatio S Gntex, Thomas N pand is larye, snd e enn burly to & pastward etobe, fot eteeytniag tan fale REGS aherrhane ay PS | parreet te neces Ly them cenvieted, sed eomtenced be hung tn | Ceeneau, B Kemp, Jecemiah Bpalding,WittiemC Graham © pusterial mivance, vutll thoee whoee necessities ¢