The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1854, Page 1

jo WHOLE NO. 6542 MORNING EDITION—-MONDAY, 3ULY 24. 1854, PRICE TWO CENT, ‘POSTSCRIPT. vo 7" a a aaa a6Ws BY TELEGBAPH. ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR. Ba alpatgl Rg hm rie Ootee toes eee ~ ~~_~~——— tions, thecalling of the lvt steamers, mexciting shooting affair took place yesterd i= ‘A private despatch states that Malaga bit 0-0 : sees Gatin Secte Ot tn, overniecind Mitton: ou Montgomery street, between Fin, | HALP-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, .2, M, vounced in favor of the iovaerection ; and Vaieo- | THE CANADIAN RECIPROCITY TREAYI. | THE SHORTEST TIP OW RECORD. | Coprisint iontit mace of sn, overnocked market, | eee ae caer of the Chence trie ‘ ‘____| ola-was ex, ¢oted to follow the example. ey “Burglaries are stil of <most nightly occurrence Sol he prise Greeee we ———— = t a SFOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROrE. THR LArKer. Important Convention with Russia Respecting soit grr any regen andl oe is xint dhe é Ba Hk poceente. of i, oven from bes acerca eaten * 3.3 Vinwwa. Territories, South Paciie, pees tn the courts, itemen’ at thetime. The follow. | ARRIVAL OF THE STRAWSHIE PACIFIC, | , TommOAT, Bem, Joly 11—The_ snsran ero. foamy Gramnds, and Sandwich tolamdss —_| y 7. Sheppard ban been convicted of the murder | ing eave terion:—Mr. Bole; with e friend ca $ excliange on London has not recovered from ity. late | Prolongation of the Session ef Congress. , a murder. wae because bengal Mae dh oh compe Nothing Important about the Ware | coosdersiie rue. * MORE HORRID MURDERS. | ae Binion Core han sees satge Late, of o'bhoret hae’ suiee ‘ SE GCS TP nasgataes magne HSC ‘The New York Centrad Ralirend, arrive POR apart Whee actress tae tien was Warren Ge Se (THE TURKS HAVE CROSSED THE DANUBE. | Prop oo a BENING INTELLIGENCE. | 3,5, 4. Doon, publuivrof tho Police Gonucne tae fateeteorton fe wes } Loox. NOMINATION OF ADJUTANT GENERAL veered by Sede ate felt od 8 fabry 8 Kenstad tremer Progress of the Spanish Insurrection, The la’cet gossip is that a Busaian diplomatlst is HABRIACES D8 D DEATHS c| the Stre prion nes ©? Tarte years la | oe amex, wb jerked him to tho greuct terre - NENT bere, ky the connivance of the British goverameat, tinsel scission. ‘4 motion hag been wade in the United States | lie um axing Bie pista; uod while us was ta uae {PECLINE 1M COLON AND BREADSTOFFS, | anc thats member of tho Cabinet introduced him to | raz PROLONGAriOn OF Tite Seemtow OF OONGHES'S ‘ District Court for & new trial in the ease of John | ROvtive Mr. B. fin d two oF three tunes. Wacther if ‘ 7 a Weet Eni club. THE RULYROUIFY VRATY, RYO, : MARKETS, bahrain petewibe lame: «> 04 oN a HE matter of doubt, aa Mr, Wilson, who had fallen’ to F -epsick alco AA tele, raplite despatch to an extra of the Londoa Bret saettyye y4t m Bo, ko. &. cisdon of the eouit is reserved. eb SS | the ground io hls effort to. ebizs Mr. It's pletol, ‘ te Ban RR Morning Chronicle, dated Dantaic, Monday 10th, | The Senate hold the Joint resolution of a iyeuranent A woman named Mary Brady, @ native of Ireland;, | states tbat the latter atueo the bafavoe of hi+ snow Mader a vote to reconsider. The metter is, therefure;. Committed suicide on the 24th, by @rswaing b-ceelf "pool, Wednesday, 20h July, (11 o'clock) atria eee ene ee rns ait; | set ope, and If le demoorteatod that the vesiacar | The ateorstip North Star, Capt B, A. Wammock, | sr mimuscyenlcue un te 24sh, by gr vrulng coll about half past six o’clock this morning. been no action. No other despatch confirms this | “S22et b* ccacluded by the ax of August, they cin pro- || arrMed yesterday morning from Aspiawall, whieh | Wa person who bid become unable to yay her, and |. The Pacific sailed from Liverpool, July 12, at | 52 ory tt it te couisldered likely to be tere, nx, | metho tension by recmmaldering the wole, This will fipors’ she leff-on the 16tw lost.,a€ HP: 3k She Mita Bucs, te Gone es ne in ea 2ao P.M. Has bad heavy weterly wind Peis pabelid (ined oot nay have eat pis — the case unless it ts agreed to meet im-No- | ieings: 273 meg ae in gold dast, |} eck sinee vg matter rivt, pokes ae distance from Clear to. . consignes to » 4 06D Baw syne was shot dead on gel ie nos ates Oape ce al acne pAtS | cover the landing of French troops on the coast. {ts intended to call up the reciprocity tronty to-mor: | "aye pean wugere by the Norse Star ware prougno | Hela don the 27th, by an Tela fsberima, bive Dvrag 4 A iJ Cholera prevails at St. Petersburg. On July 1 | row, for the purpo-0of affording ar. Pearce, of MaryAnd, z bs The election of a Cemovratic genera} comin tice Feast, Int, 60 15 lon, 39 98; July 22, lat. 42.53 lon. 64, | snere were four hundred cases, an opportunity uf speaking against {t. The deoision-of | 2°¥H Panemaby the Uncle Sam, whiok loft Siw | ard delegutes to the Stats convention, took place on ,Dasved ship Queen of the East; same day, lat. 4150 Parts Bovesk— Our fonds exhibit reviewed | the Senat will not be arrived at for soreral days. ‘Tho Prancisco'oa the ist inst., and arrived efPaasna | the 2th. There wasa good deaf of tightiig at the ston. 64 50, passed packetship Fidelia, bund west. | heaviness, and the money market wears a leus fa- | «rest trouble, however, will be in the House, audit is On the 14th inst, 06-6 P.M. The yassengen by tne yer hoe course bd bb — man Wi saot, and vi hf al The following are the vorable appearance. The Four-and a Half per Ceuta | ©°ptdered very improbable that, under any clroumstac- | Indep Bdent sas! metl lines crossed the Isthmus to- | be Dalen Hot fight wit revolvers, ia the aatoon o ASSENGERS BY THE PACIFIC. : te Union Hotel, which, Rowever, cesulted harm BH Fomeroy Brewer log KH urewseoy Me and Mra show no chauge of moment, but the Turee’s have | °%* !t will be considered by that body this session. Tho’ paee ~~ these by-the iudependent line havs been | ir: pt Pacha k are ots ne bpd ‘ fallory, Dayl B Moria ohvef enait ws i » Cho . | House will have to modify the tariff oy admitting the ar- | brou; rough i wweutyone deys aud fitteen 2 ishm:n bamed Wm. Hughes perf rmed Mee Wa ot Bob ve Bay. we LK te opal av Bane oe ticles enumerated a the treaty free of daty in case it is | hours, being the quickest trip yet made. ia this city, for » wager of $1,000, the wonderful W U Hal es, D vy iy rauitied by the -enate, Pecestrian feat of walking eighty consecutive hours, on, Mr ant ‘a 8 | per Ceut Rentes, 71 85 ; Bank shares, 2,855, : Mrs Tennent snd crfid we JM Coo. M atbim. Tbe namber of shots thie were astiully f tired ia veriourly stated. It appeare that two were feo by @thirv party. [ti a uitracke that nobed, was Lurt by the om avd cuwlpsble shooting die tke place, OfScer Blitz waslightty struck oa the thumb, snd two ether pe sous were struck by another bell, receiciog Lo other damags than a) erfo- satin of soms portion of thelr clothes Mr. Bates mur was arres& d by Recorder Baker, wh? came up at the time, and Mr. Soule’ was also afterwards put undewarrert. The affhir saturally caused a consid- erable degree of exciemest, aud much ludigastion ‘Was exprecsed at the attack made upon Mt. Soale, The above, it is butjust to say, tx the versive given by the fiienosof Mh Suule. We learn thet Mr, Jaterman gives anocber version, the partigulara of ‘ich Wu Have not ascertained. We of course await the juciciat mvestigation of tue affair before com- ing to avy conclusion. Ata merting of the*cabin and steerage pascem | wieiout n moment's sexsution. After the eunclu-ion of the affair, a crowd as- ‘ : ttn, erat, IMPORTANT ACTION OF GOVERNMENT ON THE RIGHTS | BET? Cu boaid the North Star, resolutions word sembled on Montgomery " ‘ " fe * 5 . a endi as siete i» Montgomery street, And were addressed Goble Sites Wee heer Win Soeeee ees | Maver, July 10.--The rebels continue their re- a mm che eo ee i ' Ai ir patchy sagem ah ag wns Dewnxy te srr ore. Mac’ : D&benn, be- | bY two of our citizens. At this ‘ume a number of iam, Wrand Mre hes Hurldut aad chid, Meu Wooer, Wasmnotox, July 23, 1864. public for unequaled speed, safety, and aceommo- tab Sy rs. Marchand & Debean, be: Frotlich, JC Kilgour JM Uren Wm Muir, H «, | treat towards Andalusia. The capital is tranquil. . . be diayr, louded With goods, endeavored to make their way through che crowd, But wee etoppet, ami o laughable scene of pulling and shoving took place, The drivers whhiprd the ries, but the crowd got about them, pulled down their loads, und for acme 3 low Dufgan’s brivg+, took 105 oz,last week. Day's Gations ; ao expressing! their ackaowledgmente-| work py Satarday 59 om They are kaoen a3 a to Gapt Warnock for his lityh professionel aed gen- | ‘Canatian Company. The flames in the vicinity of tlemanly qualities; to Mr. Dentwon, the parser, for [the town are neatly faished, but will not contain A few duyn since it was intimated that tho Seo-etary thos The Herald bas good reason for stating thut an | c¢ store aud the Russian Minister were engaged in mak- ig Bill, infer eH sys, Mi authorized agent of the United States has arcived | ing arrangements in regard to the neutrality of the e and Mes C Hitobsock, Mise Jane 2 yp oo0 Mire Lsakenen, © L sharost-ou, Mrand | from Washington on his way to Madrid, empower- | Coited States in the present hostilities in Europe, and 1, gpreieme 5 ‘Mravd Mzs Thor Hunt Me ; ‘the water, which dimini:¥#es but slwly ou account Debteed, TP oles Baise Sere eirchinty | ed tooffer for the purchase of Cuba. to meu the recognition of tha principle advanced by | Tus O™icaror#to secure thetr comfort ; to is Cope, "er the melting snow at th® beads of thé stgeuras. |, tM the greater confusion prevailed. | inet hr. bf , ure E Hews, JLalor, Miss A Downing G F Ureea FRANCE. our government, and partly conceded by England and Una officer,) to Mr. Hadeony (izst came) 808 Hosking & Co. average: frum 4 t95 oz. per day. be violence wus resorted to. We su one Madividual, Sab reerg Retecnil, i seorenre, f Meiners | bse, gosaday-—The Inals we way, closing | France, that w novtral fog protect the weal and cargo, | 2D% Van Tuyl, (eurgeou,) for the vigilant and | Sast week's work, 49 oc. The National Tatnel ¢fr- | 6 violence wus rSorted to, We eum oue fadivlilual Bie Win Mala, er Coher, Ms OF Hriedlander, ae bi 7165 und 973 gh Gave ways closing | ro day itis ramored that negotiations have bees coo, | sttict performance of their various dutics,as well inary, Garouie) Jiclds from 6 to 7 oa. dally. Re | Gowda a temporary sccond ther, for the 00s, B O:deustein—Total 100, , S cluded on the basis by the as to the other officers and empleyes generull . tuben ti ‘fro J | Of wetweessing the yerformance, laying abvut ui ‘The news is ominous, though indefinite; Austria RUSSIA. isp proposed by the Secretary, and that A m trom tty tannel, trot March 15 to Juao W, | wish might aod matt; aud ae the lashes fell thick» being etrongly suspected of playing the game of | St- PRrERsBuxG, July 4.—The allied fleets sailed | the decuments are about ready for the consideration of | _ The Yankee Binde, from Puuama, was onvering | is 935 or. , an@beavy abvut the ears of the intruders, cheer ‘after ebeer was given by the crowd, andin afew ‘muutes the baroy driver remained the undisputed ‘master of his cart. After indulging for sume time ‘in tlie opecies of amuscment, tho carts were allowed ‘ 24, o Congress. The ramor is thought to be well founded, by There has been no fighting of any impor- | 00 the 24 np beseech gal cua, ‘consider. | 2¥e most conversant with diplomatic movements § a ‘The funeral of General Towson to-day was attended by + Liverpool cotton market 1-16th lower. Breadatuifs | ale quantities of produce were still being vent over- | 1. Presiaent, heads of departmonte,« large concoares the barbor of-Ban Francisco as the Uncle Sam deft. Masnesora.—Another quartz boulder bas been ‘The vteamsbip Pacific, of the Ntcaragualine;and | fourd in the Arcadia tunnel) at this place. Tho rock'is some sixtest mlength. 4 ti ent brought Golden Gate; of: the mail line, left on the same-day | 10 ousaftive by Mr- dohn Milian, fy the richest ith the Unclé Sam. ‘The following is et ; alter being broken ¢ ; further detned. Conols lower, 4 a otf. | aud 40 Hognd. fn imported goods extensive dul-| isan ant sven ney eompenes, Ieouaag | ntytng Vani Sum The following ts the specie | n.comien we hare yet see; ater being heen to } M6 pave ea, and tho crowd quietly doped The ‘Arabia arrived st Liverpool on Sunday the | het prevailed, and the quotations for indigo especi- | Doacan's light artillery corpe from Fort McHenry. The | yege, Bason & b0,8945,000 45,000 | dollars, More Manders. 9th, at 7 o'clock, morning. ally were such as to indicate « degree of caution | remains were entombed in the cemetery in Georgetown. Litsel, fh & Uo. 2.- 117,000 0. 37\000 | _ Another boulder worth about five bundred dollars | Tragmpy at Stocktun.—Joveph Mansfeld, one A letter from Seville of June 27th, saye:— The | ®'dapathy on the part of the great manufacturers, } raz rival ADJOURNMENT OF cuNGuESs — Tag | Wells, FeryoOo,., 112,000 + 17,000 re from ae tunnol @ few days since. | of the publishers of the Sun Juaqain Republic “two daughters of General Rosas have just taken the | Which can only be attributed to their knowledge of RIVER AND HARNOR BILL. their avedit and Wele now cuaslaci tes Ave to aee Too tesco Tabor, cater ot tbe ‘Beookten ’ ‘veil at the conventjof the Virgin de la Algeria at | the internal distress of the country. A resolution will be introduced ia the Senate this week ven thousand feet of lumber a day. The flame will | Journal. Mr. Mavafield met Tabor on the street, this place.” Opxssa, Jane 30.—Business totally stagnant, | Sting the time of the moeting at the Lat of December be completed this fall, which is ull ast is required | unarmed, a few words passed, when Tabor drew a: The North Star left New York oa the 5th fost., at [ to mike this onc ofthe most pupulbus districts ia isto! apd shot, the ball swiking Mansfeld abuut 8P.M. From tho 6th to the 9th was favored with | te Northen mines. tno ineben be two inebes below the left nipple. The wound was The federal bly of Swi a tat at The weather was all that could be desired for the fostead of the usu») time in that month. This, it io . mortsl,. Tabor wos immediately erreated, and thought, wil) meet the wisbes of the members of the Berne on the 34 of July to open the sessisn. M. J, | E°°WIPE crops. Flouse, «bo feel cisposed to prolong the pession after the obs fine weather, the remainder of the passage was ac- Fourer €rry.—A'troe statement cf Legh dee of Fazy was elected Council Cummsretal Affairs. ome six or weven claims at this place would hardly | lodged in the city prison. Great excitemoat pre- A acd M sicmagies acai the bag noes Weeiven Sie Teiwiarsan thie acctan bisa onsale Rs a dba A apes, companied with casterly winds and 9 heavy sea. | be credited by persoms unacquainted with the aay vatied, and a disposition by tbe citizens to break 5 . 5 ; and, dewn the prison doors was manifested. The San Joaquin Republican of the 29th inst, «ays: ‘Mr. Mansticld was born in Baton, in 1825, where he resided until the winter of 1833, wish te She arrived at Aspinwall ot 11 P.M-of the 13th, | in this region, It ia not to be presumed that all making the passage in eight days and-eight hours, | “aims, even at Forest City, make auc) enormous retarne—only such as to be on-thie “lead,” The Illinois arrived at Aspinwall on the 1th | Wile man: Tork long beara for @ bare sub- ‘Council. money {n consequence ef a continued supply of stock | will be inclined +o recede from the resolution of adjourn kish loan is not ting with success in | from the public, ands farther payment of 20 per cent on | ment, in order to secure their votes on the bill. The re ariel ee galas 7 the fret two million of Exchequer bonds, were the pre- | solu‘ion which is to be insroduce’, it is thoaght, will % inst., at 10 A. M. sistence. The ave: \d of the minow at Forest | exception of two or three years he spent,-while fling depression on Tuesday; but a varlety of idle re- | avoid the aifficulty. ‘Prince Francis Joseph Dietrichetein is dead. jas ath IR Bunt — et ‘ a BS, , iy 1 re: a a “oe Sn we ai tab aah ck Gad ‘The outward passengers by the North Star were | City eg ake ly the greatest in the country. boy, in une of the West India blandr. At the age 8. Hammond, merchant, Leeds, has suspended ‘ pent arried to the Summit Station, six. miles fi The Bu keye Tonnel Company ran their new main | of sixteen, he was apprenticed to Dutton & Went- Throughout the day the rate for interest for loacson | with the committee of the Senate, will be referred with. | C: . further tronk in about 500 feet, the lead provingricher as | worth, printers, of Boston, whom he served | payment. Liabilities £30,000. Ccneols was four per cent, and on all other kinds of | out amendments and be passed. Some are sanguine | than passengers have been carriod on the railzvad | they advance. Last Friday one of the huwte paaned | und felthfully. "After the discovery of gold in O, ‘The hearing in thecase of Capt. Breck, of the | government securities was five per cent. that the bill will pass ovpr the President's veto. Mem- | heretofore. out from one pan of gravel from tao bed rock, in | fornia, he was among the trac adveatace:s who left sbip Harkaway, at Liverpvol, who is under arrest | tie 7imes says the stoppage was announced on Tues- | bers are working bard to elcse up in season ani ge for shooting one of his crew,is farther postponed | day of Mark Gopeevitch, the neptew and London corres- | everything in good order. -amtil noon to-day, (Wednesday) 12th inst. Tne | poncent of Spiridone Gopeevitch of Trieste. His accep- - Boston, in.December, 1448, for the land id, aud arrived $ Sau. Francisco early in 1849. leay- ing San: Francisco, he came to Stockton, where bh: ‘The Istomus was healthy, and the road progress. | the presen: e of severni strangers, $128, aud the week before $108 to the pan, and are taking ont week! ing rapidly, and passengers may soon expect t0 | som $3,500 to $4,000. ‘They have had a tree trimme From Athany. cross from ocean to ocean in a few hours. directly over their tunnel, 260 feet high, on which | revided until'sume time in: the year 1850, when hs cane excites much interest. tances are supposed to be from £190,000 to £180,000] ony caléastaecenen ee ‘Ansvrawrouwana.-| Parser Denison, of the Nurth Star, will accept | they elena to raise a large fag of 60 feet by 16, on | Went to the lower country— the neighborhood of Le: but they are rether extensively distributed, 0 that the ‘61P—EiSHOP UPFOLD—THE WSATHRE. our thanks for the early delivery of papers. We | the fab sae ba vers with the names of the company a nae epi ora joer wo ee mage treme - ja upen , remained perma- THE EUROPEAN WAR. pre perang 2 ire. ee ren serene iat! ety are also indebted to the expresses of Adams & Co., | P! The Live Yankee Company are pushing their tan- | nently here ever since. Ihe deceased leaves a Kane ele No official declaration bas yet been by Wells, Fargo & Co., and Besford &.Co., for Califor- | nel on rapidly, and are now runnipg cars 800 feet | mother, sister, and two brothers, who reside in Med- T POLITIC MOVES. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. of Directors of the Contral Railrued Company. adivi | i. ve to the 1st inst. into te hilt, tholead proving richer as they advance, | ford, Mas-., to moarn his loas. His faneral IMPORTA’ aL There had not been any revival of demand this week, | dend will be declared before the present Board closes; ss 29 ing is th ‘ and from all sp; earance the conclusion is, that the | Was attenced yesterduy by the fraternity, ‘It is telegrrphed from Berlin thet Uount de Koe- | .54 the market being freely supplied, buyers have hada | bat what amount it will be, or when payable, ls not off ollowing is a eummary of the news:— lead runs through the hill. to Smith’s Diggings, | thevarious tire companies, and » large concourse ‘wigsmark will be the bearer of a Prassian note, and | sight edvant: 1-16d., bat not amounting to 34. keen. ‘will pio eed at once to Vienna. Prussia in this doca- fae sre Pte 1,008 tales tasting 00 “on sg ay EAT ICR TS ment invites Austria to join the Cabinet of Berlin MANCHESTER performed the duties of Adjutant General, during the in proposing fresh negotiations for the establish- Also rather down, but to day (11th) & fair business | illness of General Temple, will be appointed, by the Go. ment of peace. The demand upon Austria | dove in some drseriptions of goods and yarns. vernor, to that office. LIVE2POOL BREADSTUFFS. fa said to be in consenqaence of the} Fiourand wore: nave a downward tendency. Indian Bishop Upfold, of Indians, preached at St. Paul’s it St. Peter's this aftersoon Russian answer, in which preliminaries were pro- | coru steaty, at 38. a 868. Robert Makin & Sons price | Church this morning, and a t calle W nal flour 38. 6d. 0 366.; Phils- corne of church in Greon- poeed which would have to Lagi the negotiations seiphie th Balttmore, te. «Ste 6d.; ‘ho, oe o48 park gabbeasi ee ‘ould commence after . 6d. es white wheat, 10s, (4. = 1ls.; sleep eos binary = Silat che ce of | mixed and red, 9s, 10d. » 10e. 7d. Yodtan corn white | It rained very heavily here this afternoon. Four a hare seco Heidi . ee Ta. | £24 yellow, B46. a 85s. 6d, ‘Transactions to average | dock gates upon the Welland Canal, near Thorold, were protocol Rassia. bsg soil 5 broken away on W dnesday, and navigation suspended 5 & wheat very dail at 44. peror Nicholas, in his answer, makes the possibility | , Brown, Shipley & Co, report wheat very dail at, 4d. 8 | (cour or five day’. @f negotiations dependant upon the manner in | 36, 0 Shs. ¢4.; Philadelphin, Baltimore ani Canada st - pers AY ORS The ouly news of any very general interest within | about one mile south. the Stute during the past fortnight is of a political New diggings have been prospected two miles chaiacter. County conventions have been held ia | from Fcrest ity, which have proved ricb,and cansed | The Sucramento Union of the 27th of June gives Gifferx nt portions of the Stute, to elect delegates to | couriderable excitement to locate claims. One plece | the following uccount of a horrible marder comu:t- the Democratic State Convention. The contest 1s | was token out weighing $34. Many have commenced | ted in tkat- place:—A German women, naaed between the Bolters and the Broderick-faction. eee: The place has boen named New Forest | Christiva cpohn, from thirty to chirty tive years of The Democratic State Convention meets in: Sacra- ity.— Nevada Liemocrat. age, the wile of one Adam Spohn, a butoher, lately mento City on the 19th inst, The wigs hold their | Kepx Riven.—We hove been favored with the | conducting business ou Front atreet, was foand lyiog convention on the 26th. rerusal of a ietter from a friend whose emigration | Upon the bed io s small frame building on Oak ave- The agricultural ig throughout the State | from this city to the Kern river-was among the car- | DUC, pear Eixhih street, about 10 o’cluck yesterday are of the greatest p ty. The new crop of barley | liest. He leit with buoyant eoaperes of aspeedily | morning, weltering in blood. Au exemias- is slready in market aud is selling at about one and | earned fortune npon the bauks a stream he knew | tion of tho body ceveloped a horrible — in a balf cents per pound. not precizely where. With himvit might have been | the throat, commencing just above) oar. On the morning of the 22d ult.,@ rencontre oc- | truly suid that “ distance lent enchantmect to the | tilage, exteudirg acro+s the neck, severing the large curred on the street, between Me. Jonn ‘Tabor, edi- | view,” for he bud the most vague conception of the | blood vessels upon the left side, and « portion of tor of the Stockton Journa/, and Mr. Joseph Mans | Veet country lying south of the Mariposa. New and | those-upon the right. Seve marks of citizens.” : Hoxsio Mcrper or a Wire BY Hee Hossanp— H E ; , Reports . rich “ its” were daily diseovered daring the | Upon the rebt side of the neck near the wound, as ‘which the evacuation of Turkey would take place. | 36x, €d. » 86s.; Indian corn in bot er d:mani at 34s. 6d. wis tr Peete woe illed by a ahot Kona Pantone i ei ee | early date of miniog, and heralded through therprees | also the indentaticn of the ear drop om the loft side. Continental letters express doubte as tothe in- | * ymrroo Provisions, &¢ —James McHenry’s circu'ar Partapmrms, July 22,1864. | Tabor is in prison, awaiting bis trial eS ‘was a | fur and wide, and many were tie unfortunate dupes ee i a pe Meike reek ‘tentions of Austria, and state their belief that the | quotes teef unchanged—smill demand; becon Iss 2s / ae totat number of deaths in this city during the | good deal of excitement, und it was feared for a | “hore tyme and labor were sacrificed in the vain ea- Ree eine ten cntac ten tats eer 1 . | lower—much of that now ls isn bad con ition pars 41 from that the crowd would retake and deal sum- | Seavor to find-even a trace of them—but at this late it wore lying under zoids one real diGicnities of the war are only commencing; | (irom New Urieans). The stock of por: consists cule iy | week ending to-day was 483, including peeyecesitngy oe he with the prisorer. day inthe age of Cslifornia miaing, when the-re- | the ear-drope iad broken off. The affair wae that if could secure the free navigation | Of qualities unsuited to the market Cheese active. | decrease in the latter, compared with the previous week, 7 . membrance of: oft disa should act as | first discovered hy 2 little girl who called ia on an we, a ation | Shoviders saleable. Tallow quict at the recent. advance. although the total mortality shows. slight in- | A Germannamed Adam Spohn, residing in Sac- | Mem ppoiaies hoped eels sek se | ccsands, Ske laieedinialy scammenoicated tae thos to of the Danube her farther opposition to Rassia | 1.74 pauses, and to make sales a reduction of 1s. 1a sub- | 2¥. slthoug! ramento City, murdered bis wife on the 26th, in @ | ° *{guard sgainst ” cA Mr. J. Keefer, stating that the deceased was lying oreare. and interested “‘hangers on,” it would seem scarcely . awoula be doubtful. In Berlin there was a feeling of | mitted to. puares th BO:TON. Si pees, Cee ee ey he to car. | vosible to find ‘a nature of such yielding impulses | Upon the bed with ber nose bleecing, aad u to public Cepression, from the belief that the Prussiaa City IntelLigence. “ Bowros, July 22, 1864. | Hecate etelde by deowainge Sod stterwards | ay to Yollow the sou: 4 of © gold story, We leuut:| eee ted tee cede tne ae Cabinet was assisting Russia by a preasure upon the | Wares ane Tux Pouce a ee eet ae ae There were ainety-eight deaths in Boston for the week ‘The of Ball, Baker & Oo., at Red Bluffs, [Eee a pptedyonetiry sym 3 ol eeiebor ie bes con gr oe orga a ae cemplangany ot | the lneflcleney of the pollen toro sf | Sees iecten, Gate hey ees =tBAeee F na sbbed com the night of the 234, of $10,000. The | tant » joorney, od In seattored over a lange | siderable Ofclhy nd recent iy eared ered between 1 envoys r] ave | the frst dist: Large quantities of cotton sugar 2 encay extent of a the 4 Eouestee ceases 9 camnind, Seoepecieal explana. | (reer ee ts be eave Sah tes PO Pieaaers Fire im Oheleca, fase, James Kelly, from Baltimore, wes killed in Cres- | ration intending thle way Vac the Smith at Ao'elock, and reeulted.in'e Veedicg thet tions from Prassia as to her future course. whleb in the enoovunts, toalarge sum." Yester- Rem sete SO, SO, | SANs Coe te Ree Samat te Sab Ce RSs Comte | Coe Pda ted coasts ti | the deceased came to her death by a wound inflesed The Austrian Field Marsbat Hess was to have an | dey the fret po that was soon in that neighbor. sph oagereesh ik Cintas on eater see See plone, samaed . H. Ward, by a stab with a bowie prape «Nast gr ppt treasary will with» sharp Lnstruent inthe opiaion of the Je " x . 1} a . . interview with Omar Pasha and the allied generals | food made Bis appearance si apoE the ‘place frowe8 vsinabie nara fine, &qsaatty Of ship Haber. “P6 | Tye news from the Indian rerervation at the To. | Naw Dicomas.—New diggings have recent | 12 $0e hands of ber husband, The marderer csp pay ys ee ky Se oer ey ‘peepee ands neler | Wiki Bc" Toit Se |v Hewes Ars ntan—Onh ena of ¥ROM THE SEAT OF WAR. Saturday evening @ lamp, while in the ‘bands ‘New Oniuans, July 22, 1854. | Indians. Mr. Bea‘e proposes to establish un; pame of “Laat Chance,” bat bave re- Q Ae. Mey of Mrs. Tote, who was ig it at the time, burstei, rhet denise a It is telegraphed that the lurks have orossed the | setting fire to the furnitare ip the room. Mrs. Tate | _ Our cotton market con thout shange, Danube in considerable force, and that sn action Won badly barned. ‘The fre was extinguished with tri- | moterate demand. The sales of she week Prd among the Indians. Another reservation is to be | cently, in honor of a very worthy and beautiful | Paine, 8 difficulty at Angel Island, waen the Jocated, Of 25,000 acres, shout twenty miles. from. young’:ady inthe vicinity, been by the more | former.shot the later in the heait, caqsing instant bales. New Orleans middling quoted at 8 rejon, both under perv! . ant and euphonivus name of Caroline D death. Immediately after:the occurrence, First fought on the Sth at Giurgero, in which the : {he recegte ot eriton during the weet wore 3,260 bales. | Jenison? Dm 0 Be wedi anton Ont company tek ont in one week, $2,000; came over to this city and @urrendered himself to Caction 10 Pansoms Ripina on Stace —On Saturday | The receip # at al) the Soutbern porte, lose than last year . er, in the same length of time, washed oat $1,500. | the police. Coroner Whaling hold an inqaest yos- ‘Rassians hod a emall number killed and wounded. | gtierroon, s young man named Thos. Gleroan, while | Jrtiie tise amount to 966,000 ‘The flour market | Colonel Page A Party arrived in San | 7). diggings lately discovered at Spring Garden, | terday on the body of © Wiliam Paine. Tne Tt was reported at Warsaw that the fleets on the | descending from the top of « stage tn Ninth street, near is doll, ot 67. Is core the priese Save considerably. de- foe crop om loft San Antonio | oi contiace to pi t well—from two to eight | testimony addaced went show that decessed and Broad broke ; ured fined 2 80., according to quality. japuary. Firet good, terms yew Hoth June commenced the bombaftment of Crom: | ccoveed to his residence, No. 100 East Twenty-eeventh | Port ls guia, At fll doa Sti GOfe: meet, Bacon ve tgs | "yw® Mormcae intcod establishing «mission at | dollars to the pan— Democrat. First had net been tm good arma of i 08 yer stadt; but letters from Napier of the same date | street. higher—say Jge. per Ib. Sides sell at Ge. 060. Rio | Gin Jose, . From North Salmon river, Klamath county, the | wiers Bist had bis boa moored, and. cat ber riate thet he awaits instructions from his govern- | _ Founn Insvexp —John Smith was found by the Fifth | coffes sells at 06. 8 9%c. July $2, 1864 ‘There is still some excitement in the Northern | Shasta Courier learns that the miners are making | isi, First asked him what he had dove it for, went. ira, "Beczas taken to the slaion House and attenied | — Cottoo—The ales are modera’a, snd ine prices omtt- | countiesabutt the buundary sino between our State | from ix to elght dollars per day; wages are froW | felting him thet. be bad nemer done bia any hare, ‘The Russians still occupy Wallachis, and an Aus- tya Goctor. “oie .pue firmand aachenget, wet—The ~ a eee aes ae otk siaibiesailtaiebitca: Tn purtam | ees votne ne for fuming PL meapensg a ie ond.as that aoa frm Bo deat pi bed. trian steamer, in attempting to ascend the Danube, | Bap Fart —Yesteriay morning, about half past threo | ee °CP the ‘week were 70,000 Ibs. Printing Cloths— | lar iocalities there is » good veal of suffering from | extensive scale than ever heretofore done. A saw | Uade, bin again; Paine then commenced to throw was fired into by the Russians. Feet Mie Te ted ctenucr ‘He Gtsiveated ie hip | There iano new feature In the trade, The anles of styeck ‘The English and French treops are being concen- | sndsustained a compound frecture of the leg, and other | Week amounted to 20,900 pieces. t of water ; bat.this is more than compensated | mill has recently been erected, and is now sawing tt ‘at First, when Firt him ry on the whole by coistant new dlecoveries out Jomber night and day. aoiee en aa. ative whtel. Paton wank tute Rich diggings have been struck at different points | Success or Tan Kiamarm Mixns,—A. corres: boure, took up @ shotgun and anaxe, interpal nature, The injuries hae re- —S———_._ Between Varna and Sfiumis, to the number | ‘njuriee of an 4, terminate fatally. He was Street we je on the Humboldt. oudent of the Crescent ity Herald, who has just | where the boat was !ping and to break cyl Sear theNew You “Horpitsl. Salata wea Rich by been diggings <n Ao have —_ e song a ba a 7 fad A. ag Aor te dip peed up, threate wie wool pt get 5 meer " been orde! olan: ‘OVER ACCIDRST. Gaturiay afternoon John A. . | discove on Kern river, in ‘. 'e country. | “ On the Klemat found the miners for ; Hirst then pie up fired two Large lines of troops have > stenbotemne peer, rh Herre mg “driving an ice cart, care. | _ The street preaching ia the Park was resumed yester. | f/°f7U0TO" et there ia pleaty of dirt that pays four | tance of eighty miles, (as far as I was down.) | shots af dhceased,taking effect beck ead ia * Omer Pacha announces that the Russians have) oO S, orer a child, at the corner of Eleveoth | day by the followers of the angel Gabriel, who succeed. | conts to the pan. “Howuverr Fumar bas boon | dung well, and discovering good paring bars + | the rot the s 4 -abandoued Silistria. street and Firrt avenue ‘The child died in » few mo- | ed, even in the hot sun, in drawing together aboat two cted. “ ~ mort daity. 1 retnrved by way of Indian Greek, | death, Verolot “jortifiable 5 ied by officer Gootman, of the The Reesians wore to evacuate Bacharest on the | °°. 2th Tard and was Held for the inquest, which | hundred listeners. |The style of preaching was ee 3d July. , will be held to-day. ep megs _ 0: oe Rome —_ Prince skiewiteh, sald, retired Roman Cat! i no enthusiasm manifest en Made me a” at there religious outbursts of feeling, 94 om former oc- about lows Hill, Grass Valley, are | and found crowds of miners on their way Yo the | was e native of Gopoecticut and fifty-five years ecill enormously. The Jamiewon Company | South Fork and w the Klamath, and learoed (some | age, . took the:r clafins last week $15,000, the re- | 1 liable acurce that the mines on Indian Creek were Munpen in Cevesia—The Colambla of }-$em mon for one week—an aver: | fur excecding the most sanguing expectatidts of | says: A miner of Yankee Hill, by nameat! Ee the dis-overers. Upon the whole, | ¢ re r -estates in Po'olia, indiagrace. = % casions; the audience seeming to have the sermon : ‘ Van Boren. conny Arkansas, tae gtapnetor ht sab eapeleek mitee Eee tne N eneuwaes fons the atreet preach- comet, tre doing better than they ave’ dove aince fs moa, Tho, compeny oy the nen ih the fandengo | a vase pea of casement, ‘There Mt 248. giage cave compl: h. wi ‘a where A otitis of French and Baglish boats has de- Sarton ctiat Migiaienes wi | 10t> the Nerth, rich Glesoveries are reported ia the | bea bese fervent in’ bot of toe tic I Tid not Fy a. relghborhood of Jactsor vile. reached tha priocipal mises. Every connected | eeors bad them put out of the house, when the the Russian works at the Galina, mouth of | seized « small are and s ‘WILL IAMBBURA. 4 " troyed tnetibeteal: reslatanes ‘cut Wiaidiet ah tte A prospecting party oa the Colorado was unsne- } with the enterprize promise weil.’ row 9 gaia ommenced, and some one of the the Danube. A sharp but a ; ve - ps cereful in making any discovery. Svocnssevi. Toxne11a.—The Calayoras Chroni- | stab) ed Mabon very severely. The cut was ae was offered. A Russian general was taken prisoner. usual time and place. The largest number preeent at any | ‘There is now a large sumber of minors working cleof Seanrday says:—In the vicinity of as Tosee inc bes in nett, and very deap. so “The guns were thrown into the Danabe. bem tigecicayert et tl tinge neta «te whom be ee a ee Hill, those engaged iu tunneling sre Ca ge". was called and bls wound whick mas haved in an orderly manner. men, Who were argu- | 1) ver. b thia dopa? © ma dered mortal pein. Presser aba saabioes, ete about coming to blows, | ‘The events which have transpired within the olf penn have penetrated far into ‘be $f ash pn na J pane ‘TRE INBURRECTION IN SPAIN. ben they were arres'ed ani taken to the lock-ap, When Gnring the feesaleht sre aevcaehtann eat te bowels of the earth, wi ng from three hundred to | | Munpexs Toorvmrn— At the session of the " officers across a vacant There Ni % Ntde their | pistrict Court, commenced From Madrid, July 7, a despatch says, that the bt ‘wero asauited ‘& street contractor, named poate Shah ae yerbyoeag puccess,it % evident that their labor must be at 20th of Juse, dadge Creaner presiding, ware insurgents have evacuated Aranjuez, and directed Terrence Donnelly, vbo hae penession of te lows, eae re | the pablie squares Onn tert, 4g | tended with relative cormpenvation. no lesa than eeven casen of murder, aod one of mam- their march tewasds Estromadura. The outpost of found Yo, tt Chau enone. Dessetiy, Sean, ho men tyne Lad Commies at Weir ne stg, on Rion Dioouves.—The Union is informed that | daughter, on the docket. In twocasess nelle ‘ p! i ; " 4 r 1d of extraordinary rich- | gui wen entered ; one was continned. James the royal trope age at Villa Seguel. The colama and Mrs. John Wilford, residing im Dt street, Wor | the 11th inst, very recently go! Ofethe tashact uariaes crise, oad Bornes Marcel were ; ond sent in pursuit of @e rebels is commanded by the | Osurrance ov Sempat-—The liquor saloons ant Fert Me, Beak oes ets wk fee bean plows on Beka ont U8, Hand Commoners aro aw cating pew Ayendernn to the Upiar Hace Juan Alvares a Jone alana, nhet Minister of War. One hundred mea and alx officers | stores of every Sencripaion Yectbonlee, peo pe Dmg fig Pip ak gre rong Bde ry “ot have taken out of thelr clr sms up- | murdet. The counsel of Bruce intend of the regiment of the Priacess had left the insur- | csesed about the city to see the ordinance was Jersey City News. patch cf the business before them. @ards of $6,000 within the ig’ A. They trial. ‘xicat.s will be hang of course. gont ranks, and laid down their arms at Toledo. | properiy observed, A few of the keepers of public | 55 wowry rx CrmcviaTion.—A number of bills upon |” ‘The Sutter claim is tobe submitted at the next 4 fird the ig elo ang A Madrid and the Provinces are tranquil. Another Pcs “Teace aad quistacts prevailed during tbe. sy, ae retin aes cuetoweaty Hie foore, 6 mere oe gy ey Mint contigues in full Goce Misia sash Oise Vali sy-—The Tye- Captein Aubrey, whos. 0d ro is! coreen despatch, of the same date, announces the | which is mainly owing to the dificalty in procuring Yeon put into cireulation. Bome of the old elite | THE veka wees peuieen tab at | graph eayete-"The quarte comper-acs of thie vicial: | the eoutloont, last. year , entry of the royal troops into Aranjuez. It is Accromt—On Saturday & span of horses | Sat! eee epeeti ed te dick anunny te tad institution, which has been contracted are all doing S1-ely. Lr pg a aye pn fy te ey eo ere Peete ‘ abould bare lh Mra gl ao b= no sare tienes of a locomotire es ee wudied Vom wae the pooh The its are i Ta sdvance of mente are being trie atthe Fagapire Mill by “dla. fifty-two men, eleven of were bass err Tr cate oe naa dayts, Muon | ie sft warns advan of Cal" apend, th arte | 4, Baume —Rev. Wheslok Farmiy, parte: of the tu | (ottstee Toot whan the soust of sl | oguiabed chemist, upon #0 wulpharots. ‘He can | bie it trail well with to the capital, now bring anable to cheak them. Gn seatne ee arenes St Prd horeh in Jersey City. ver, and refining department shall have heen | demonstrate to ye 2 we Lod per yh days, bers ay he le depends upon the first encounter of the Queen's miseet Sd Fultee orrnee cata ples tae |. Sap Focounox bas been, vy oe. | proper prwvided for, here wil ben forthe | (a lange quantities malphaseta, | which Wl be inteution to carry varongh to troops with the insarrectionsry force. The people | contact with s lamp ‘Officer Dawson, of shen Sardses Cusemar, eee oe ele The amount of deposits for the past | and J contal pon. « large scale, 6 | queraue, as be a confident Yo can aif probably are, ia favor of the move- whee Rend rooeisa the services Of 6 phiye. et 8 redlnrdde. "Garth iiecla wee fontaight, ending June 29, are bean, fer coinage | great fmmeaie reform will tate place’ in 4 it econ waeon od. by may ve, wt ik aust be remeabered that the people | ey ves they've Sttondea ‘a Soar 9,072 ounces, ond foe exprzyed harm,77,000 ounces. | quartg } febare may ‘horton the ; .