The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 3

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Supreme Coots Proceedings. Paclfio Han ctsasirMp Vim- Kri7YQP.KirmH& MsEOEAILT RE UCEO. CABIN--S lOO I STEERAGE-Lvk rpf IXiTf WFASF COSTFB r.w rimi.M Branr. a -t- at e'etw-k A. uZ on the win.

'Mh and 3-Tl. of -C month. except bra ettber date fail-oa 8,3,1,,, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Meclianica' Industrial Fair. THIRTEENTH DAT.

The interest in the Fair does not eeem to flag in the least; it is rather on the increase. A pen PAnmno. E. P. Heald, of he Pacido Business College, exhibits a picture of St.

George and the Dragon, crawn with a steel pen by the writing master of the College. The picture looks like a very fine steel plate engraving, and Is one of the best pieces of penmanship we have ever seen. We are informed that it required three months to complete this picture, and we believe that it did, for we are satisfied that we could not oduce a similar one in three year. hile this picture, as a work of skill, is surpassed by none, we are sorry to say that the public do not appreciate It as it deserves. IRON CASTING.

Han scorn of the Iron Works, have been anxious to entertain visitors with an exhibition of the mode of casting, and have an in- ii y- 1 ruuu, Beeans? via ruau fct tvad (Vngtajri rHosxMd st sail 1 fensi WAXJ. for NEW VcKE. AjSFIN. Steesner of the Ilth toacbes at Manzaajo. Ail at AcstnilcO.

Connertiotis are erperted to ba znade for Oratn! and Sooth AmnrVa; lsth. for St. Nag tre aad Sottthaaopsoa. STBAHITTta FOR BEPTESBER, r-eptTr 3 OOLDEN CTTT. Carr.

W. F. ta indge, eoBBecting with ARIZONA, Capt. naury Fvssrnrirl bsrthed throzurk. Baacssw thrnesh 109 poords allowed each anlt.

sw-oaiy two classes of narnrTS are cow carried Cabin aad 1 linage. All cabin rnaana- gers entitinl to same Urs, attention and pnvile aad attendance free. Throagh oosms to Ussreoel. OmMstan. BooxharcDioci.

Barmen. Brast anA flaw, wim New York, Persons wishing to seed for their frtanA ia Europe can procore erdm for 1 sissi to Baa Francisco, with aa advaaoe of money, if denrod. s- rreigm wiu aa 1 r. at. of the day prior to tha are.

FOR PAW AXD CHINA. Steamers leave on the 4th of every month. punctually at noon, for YOKOHAMA aad N1 ausu, omnecting at lokohsma with the Cnsn. pan -s branch line for ahaiighai.via Bjo-a and a. garakt.

Bi-rt. AflE rmntain Nolan, for Tokoh-ma etc October 5th CHINA. Captain Warsaw. For m. ir.

all other mnan smia amv ta the Bartftr kfsil Bteamablp Oo-w ofioa, ouraer of Harramemo and IxfWrtorg iliw ta OUTER EXDhiDAB. agaav SAN FRANCISCO OAKIJaJTO RAILROAD and FERKT SUMMER ARRANGEMENT- Bailroad Koate. On and after -wsf April 9. 13R9. the times ot derwrnre ft ozn the Ferry larding Davis tuwt between Bnadwsy and PaciAc, will be as follows: ajrroKio.

oasxaiTDL aaw vasa 6 40 IU AS 5.1 50 8.00 9.P0 .50 10(10 U.l 1350 109 3.00 -60 3.09 4 00 3.60 4.00 g.lg 05 8 15 6.30 iF" EXTRA TRIP. Wednesday acd Katuniay Kights leaving Ban Antonio at CIO, Oakisad B.SOl Ban Francisco 11.30 p. at. BCNDAT TIME. Awrojrio.

Qin iiiD. sta vaaa 1 Bo 8.11 9.iai 8A) 9 00 10.1 10 OA 10 IS 11 .8 11.30 11 30 IN 150 S.ftrt 4 00 400 an 06 5 li tM 30 4.M We extract the following touching obituary notice.of Capt. T. K. Porter, from the columns ef a contemporary.

We recognize it b-ing from the pen of a well-known and accomplished lady of this city: The grave hides from our sight forever the man we all loved. The whita sands of Cape St. Lucas lie lightly on aa pure a gentleman as ever lived; on at true and good a mau; on a man that did his duty always and at all times to his friends, his eountrv. and his God. Bjrn in the South; educated at Annapolis; an officer in the United Spates Navv an oracer in the Confederate army and navy afloat or ashore, he won a repn ation for gallan'ry that is honored both by the Nortn and the South.

But what recks it to him was a soldier that fought the good fight, and his reward has come to him. He died on his ship and at sta on the broad ta-cifio, and far from his kindred; but there were friends with him who watched and wept, and men's teirs come from the heart. His sailors stood around and listened at the door for some little word of but aa the sun sunk down behind the horizon, to rise again on fairer lands, so sunk his spirit, to rise again in greater glory. Ther- are too few men iu the world like unto him Generous to friend and foe brave in war. gentle in peace, true to all men.

Just asd self- sacr flcing. We have known him in time of tieuble and times of Joy-whenFortune frowned, ami when fortune smiled when davs were dark and when the clouds lowered but the true no bility of bit soul shone through all, and his hand wai always outstret ned to aid the struggling. His comrades who fought with tim at A.anald. son) at Mui reesboro and at Chick manga, will g-ieve whe they thi of him thy loved so well lying in his Wave-washed grave at Cape St. l.uoas.

His shipmates on the St. Mary's the Vlncennes and the Florida will never pass that lonely Cape without a memory of the generous, high-souled man too soon ca led home too Boon for us who wander on the shore. But shall he net be brought from that far off land, back whet women hands shall deck his grave, and where those who loved him can sit and see the ships come op through the Golden Gate from ont of the sunset land, and think here lies one who ha- brought his ship safe to port, against wind and tide, and over troubled seas. it. H.

J. Charge Dismissed. In the Police Court yes terday, on motion of the Prosecuting Attorney, Peter Flynn, a conductor on the Kearny street line carA. was presented Derore tne Judge, on a charge of manslaughter, in causing the death of tne noy ortman about two weeks ago, wan discharged from custody, and the chatge dismissed. Odd Feixows.

Last evening Templar Lodge, O. was crowded with members of the 3rder. After the regular business, il. W. Grand lecretary Ridgely, who visited the Lcdue by in- 'itation, addi essed the members In a brief but loquent cpasch.

In Meworiam. A grand High Mass will be elebrated at the French Church to-morrow, by lev. Father Molinier, for the repose of the soul the Rev. Father Blaive, the flrot Curate of the Church of Notre Dame. Club Hoo.

The New Club House of the S. F. T. C. on the Long Bridge, will be thrown open for the visits and inspection of the members and their mends, on Saturday next at 12.

AI. Returned. Mr. Martin Heller, of the firm of M. H- Her returned home last eveniDg wun ms lamiiy alter an aosence 01 two years.

MORE AUDIT THE SOLD PANIC. New Yofk, September 28. A majority of tne tiro sera adjusted tneir accounts before the (Jommittee 01 the Uold fltoom to-night, without asking any abatement. The state ment of Heath A Co. was received.

Smith, Gould, Martin Ji Go. called on the Commit tee, and stated that their account wonld be sent in immediately. The Committee were still engaged at one o'clock. Jew Iork, beptember Ho. The Times saya the crash in stocks yesterday, it ia said, seriously affected many houses which escaped the crash in gold last week, and houses which suffered by the fall in the gold market and were brought to the verge of ruin, could not De expected to stand the double shock.

It is expected that to-day will reveal the fact that a very large number of firms have gone under. 11 the uold r.xcnange 3ank should fail to meet its obligationa, or if a run should be made on that institution, it is ex pected tbat the crash in Wall street will be overwhelming. tne bans: is in a crit ical condition is certain; that it has lost the confidence 01 the brokers is a fact; and, with this support withdrawn, the fall of that institution muot follow. The Heraid calls on CongTees to enact a law against gold gambling. It holds Bontwell responsible lor tne present bad state of monetary affairs.

Tbe Tribune says the feeling against the Gold Exchange Bank is iustlv deeper than at any previous time. A general uncertainty on Wall street continues, with the expecta tion on the part 01 many that still greater trouDies are aiieaa. Senator Wilson contemplates introducing a bill at the next session of Congress to pre vent the exportation of gold or purchasing gold, unless the full amount of coin sold is actually delivered. jnew xork, September 29. The excite ment to-day in financial circles exceeds tbat of any day yet.

At the opening of tbe Gold Board the Committees reported that all but about forty statements had been received, and they hoped to see the way out of the difficulties to-day. The Board adjourned till afternoon, and in the meantime other statements will be received. Twelve o'clock. No further report has been made public. The Stock Board opened firmer, but the announcement of the failures of Meigs Son.

Fuller. Treat Cox. and Sloan caused a reaction. Quotations are difficult to give. It is rumored that L-ocfewood and several other firms, are in danger of going under, but this is not confirmed.

Two clock. The Gold Exchange Bank has been placed in the hands of a Receiver. xne nas accepted bids 01 000 instead of $2,000,000. Tbere are stormy debates in the Gold Room, producing alternately remarkable de pression ana Duoyancy. failures, receiverships and injunctions form the group of events which have made the day without an equal in the annals of Wall street.

The statement of the Gold Exchange Bank, presented to the Gold Board, expresses the belief that the bank ia solvent, and able to pay all its debts. The bank has not failed or suspended it paid Monday's obligations at the Clearing House in gold, at par; on Tuesday, one million in gold, and about in securities. The result of the investigation of the Committee of Twenty shows that the dealers are short with the Gold Exchange Clearing House about ten millions in gold, which Smith Martin offered to sell them at 135. Lock wood one of the wealthiest houses in tbe street, and the most influential, made an assignment of its affairs to-day to Captain John Packer. Their exact position on the market not known.

Oakland Affair. Items from over the Bay are as follows: The track of the Western Pacific is laid from its junction with the Alameda road to a point less than a quarter a mile distant from the creek. To-day rails should be laid to tbe embankment extending in to the creek, to tide-water, when the FacHc Bailroad will be completed from the Atlai lie to the waters of the Pacific. The Com pa ly cannot transport passengers over a road iu own construction as far as the Bay San Francisco, and cannot do so until the impletion of tbe Western Pacific to Oakland. At San Antonio there are large gangs of men at work clearing some of the buildings awaj from the line of tne road, driving piles and leparing timbers for the bridge from Oak) mil to Clinton.

This bridge has been re Dai. for about one-third of its length, and the re seems to be as many men employed tbei 1 as can work to good advantage. Property holders along Third street are someirhatriispleased at the prospect of having the track of the Western Pacific laid through that thoroughfare. The street has been graded and macademized from its eastern extremity as far as Adeline street, at an expense of 30,000, and they regard this money as wasted. The Company can lay a double track, and by the term 1A the franchise the space betweeen the rails and two feet on either aide of the track, which would be the whole crown of the street, must be kept in repair by the Company, and the road itself must be on the official grade of the street.

The latter requirement does not extend to First street Of late, the travel on the creek route seems to be increasing. During the first few weeks the creek boat landed at the Second street dock iu San Francisco hardly a passenger was carried from one place to the other. 7 txw Piaaa Season. The San Bernardino Guardian of the ISih inst, says There will be a full crop of tbis valuable production tbis year. The Indians of this vicinity started out on Tuesday morning tor their pawn-fields in the neighborhood of Bear alley r'rom their profligate habits and general standing, one around snpooee thev were destitute of even the necessaries of life; but on Tuesday we were surprised to see them so well equipped with horses, Provisions, baskets and bows and arrows, 'hey gathered together in squads of ten or twelve at their gaueral rendezvous, in the northern part of the town, whence they all set forth, under their chief, Juan Boca, for the romantic scenery round and about Bear Valley.

They carried with them paper getting forth their purpose, home and length of time they intended being absent from home, so that they can reader a satisfactory account tti themselves, should they be met by scrutinizing parsons. The pinon is a nut resembling a bean, growing on a dwarf, scrubby pine, aud when roasted, is relished by many as an article of food. MamieogA Jon. The Mariposa Gazette, of September Jith, publishes the following items from Coulterville We learn that Douglass A near Coul-terville, bave recently commenced operations on the Mary Harrison vein. They are at present sinking a shaft And should they find the took to be good they will make improvements of a permanent nature.

We hope heir efforts will be erowBed vilU buc- Balph Jones ia working his vein on the Kelvins with every prospect of success. He has a large quantity of rock already out, and onlv awaits rain to oommenoe crushing. Tbere are several quartz veins in the neighborhood of OoultervUle now being worked. EaOLTTION OF AWABJJ So. S47 (New Series) a Reelvl, fhat the contract for cleaning ran mewe CTvninjra in District Ko.

1 Bounded on the north by the northerly I ne of Market street, 00 the west by i uiuia street, and on tbe umn mau taa oy me nay or Kan Fimncuico, and the name la hereby awarded to SC. Pc-crtL. (provided his soretioa ara catufactorv to tha Superintendent of Pontic Btrerte and Highways.) he being tha Kwwt rtpmainle biditer therefor, at the following price, vis: lor District Ko. 1. S3.95.

And. that the Ckrt la hereby directed to advertise this award aa required by law. in Board of Buparvtsora, baa fran Cisco, Sept. 87, 1869. Adopted by the following vote: Ayaa SupM-riaor- Winkle, KlantT.

Cole, Aah-bnry. Shattuck. Cavalier, hnradar, Canavan. Stanyaa. Koee Supervisors Harrold.

Bins, Nunan. JJ.O. A. KUktiELU Work. Rk solution of awaro no.

us (sw Far radinc Ortavia tract, from Geary ta O'Fmmkl auast. Be and tha nw i. hwh r.n Hsaai.toToit. i-rovMed hi ra ti titbaenpsrinfaadent of Public Btre-ta and Hish-ways.) he beiuf the lowunt rwpontible bidder thereC at the blowing price, via ror greauig, wrcenu per rabtc yard. And.

tbat the Clerk herbv directs to advar. tias thn award aa required by law. Ia Board cf enpervisora, 8aa Franeleco, Eet. ST. lft.

Adopted by the following vets: Am cter9D Flahertv. Aifobnr. Bhaunck, king, Oavallier, ehrader, Unnati, Cofea-van, Stanyac. Auroot eupervtaers Harrold. Onle.

3 At A. RUSS LL. Clerk. RBSOLDTIOfi AWARD SO, (New Sarfea.) aa. Irad.

TKaI th funttwl For com tut tir sidewalks and rcdwosd curbs on Laaiina from filbert to Vall.io nreet. Be and the came hereby irwdea to P. Haimoas, (provided hi. raretio are natifctory to tile euprtntendent of Pal.lic Strorta and fh-waa) he beinsr tbe loMt reapouaible bidder tnMTTCT. at the ftjtawmg; price, via: For SMtovalkt, (I 44 per front for.

tar curoa, cants p-r linral toot And. that the Oierk ia hereby cirectei to adver tise tbis anrd aa required by law. ia Board of BBpHTson, tvaoi Francisco, t. 2T, tScO. Adopted ty ta.

vote Ayea BnpTVMora Wrakt. riabertv. Aibnrv. Bins', rihrarior, auaa, Cnaraa. 8tDyan Abarat eumniaor Harrold.

Coin, ihattnrk. OaTwilKT. ai 6t rsn. a. rprsklu cik.

TjeSOLtmoX OF AA1D NO. MO Sc- A.V nor.) Resolved, the contract Far plactirc 'be southerly half of Brya it street, opposite to Gilbert eireet, aid for grueling 4aw.iikset tbe angular con era thereof. Be and the same is hereby awardec to M. Cosxirr, (provided his snretica are estisfrftury to the Snpennteadent cf Publie Streets sad IIirL. a ara,) ha beinc the laaeet rBspooaib.e btodrf thereior.

at ths following price, viz: For planking, $i) 00 per th uaxntl fert- For wib corner complete, Oo. And, stat ths Clerk hrebv cirected advertise nils award as rescind by law. In Board of Bapersuon, Baa Francisco, pt. 87, 1869. Ado(ted by the follwlnr vote: A Tos a j-errisori Winkle, t'taherty.

Aahbory, BItig, Absen' gum-riso ilarruia, eoattock, CAvsilier. seBOBt JUft A. aCSfKLU Clerk. 5 FOLUTIOM OF AWARD NO 361 (Kew Ee- JLt rve) For filaukinc tbe eontbetly half of Brant street, tlopnsit to Clinton strert. and for nsu acting tiidewaiksat ths angnlar cornsrs thervof.

Be and the same is berety awarded to M. Cosairr, (inavidod his naretios ant sarhtactory to the of Public Srmets and Hizb-ways.) be heinrWte lcwat reoponsible bidder thrrs-fbr. at tha price, vis for piaakina: 00 per thnnsand hret. For each corner aaeipleta. ti 00.

And, lul the Clerk hiavby directed to adrer-ties this award as rrqoicsd by law. In Hoard of eupamsurs, San Francisco, Sept. 27, 189. Adopted by tne folic inr vatet Ayee-BoperTisore inkle, FUhery, Aahbory, jUnK. 8brmdr.

Nnuaa, Canacan, -taean. Aba lit Saprrvisors Harrold, Cute, Bhattcck, CvraMT. tTMJt JXO. A. HCggrLI, CVrfc.

UFA ARB 0. 30aiewBenaa.j AXssoived, That the o.Btact .1., kna tha aorttieri'v half of Bryant rrest ot posits to Oardea str-et, an for recoi.stroct.ng siuewa-ks at tha angular thereof abwe Be and tow same is hereby to at. Ooaairr. (providsd bH snreties are sa-NeasetT to ths Sapertntcitdent of Public trert tt' ways.) he beipg the losrst responsible hfeder then-for at be tVillowing piira. vat: For planking, 40 00 per thousand feet.

For each eornsr complete. Hi 00. And. that the Cletk is hrrvty directed to adver tise this award as reqnlred law. la Board of supervisors.

San Francisco, Bept Z7. lsow. Adopted by the foil, wing votet Arss Supomsors winkle. Flshertv. Asbbnrv.

xung, snraaer, ntan, wanaTan, Btaayaa. Abssnt cwemsm Harrold. ucla. snattack. Oavailter.

seaOtt JNO. A. KCgSELL. Cerk Fl ESOLCTION Or AWAUD NO. SSS (New Seriaa.) A.

Kesoivsd, Tnai tne contract For nlanking Oregon strrt. frna Daris to I remxn street; tor eoiistrucutg sidewalk woen-not already constrnci-i, and fur rvcoustmctuig the araewaiss tnerooa wners ceoaetary. Be and th same ia hereby awarded to AlaxiT SuaPAaa (providrd th-ir are satis ac- lory Aj the Snpsrinrenrtent i-rblle Strwta and Huibawya.1 thr) tMlog tbe lowart resnmaible dera thsremr, at trts totluatna pricr, via For planking. S32 OO per tiKraaaad feet. For sideaalka, old SO ceo la per front tool.

For sidewalks, new. T8 cents per froa.t bt. And. that the (Jletk is bvrrtiy directed to adver tise this award aa reouiml tf sr. In Hoard of Bosnrvtsiaa, gan Franc taoo.

Stbt. 1BOV. Adroisd by the loilowlns vote Area fniw 1 Isota Wlnkla. Fualierty. Aslitmry.

King, rnra-ii, xvaoaa. oaiiavsn. etatyaa. Absot aavarrtacrs Harr kL Coi. ehattock.

Oavallier. Sc30 tt SO. A. RCSyET.T. Olerfc.

7 ESOLTJTION OF AWARD No. 64 (New Baries I Ik Kee-tlVed, TUat Uis contract For coniroelinz a brick sewer, with tcnlio1e and cover, in Baiter street, frcm Byde to Ltktn street, Be ard the' same I hereby awarded to Daana (provided bis snreties are satislactnry to the BupenntsodVat of Publie blrevta and 11 h- trays,) be being the lowest responsible bidder there- lor at tbe fullwing price, via: For sewer, ss 25 per lineal root. For manhole and cover, tab 00. And. that the Clerk ia h-rsby dlrectud.to advsr- Use tn.s award as required oj law In ifcnrd of suoervuoia.

aan Frascuco. Z7, 1i. Adopte.1 tha following vote: Ayes Bcperrlsnts Winkle, Flaherty. Ash burr. niOK, onrsiii-r, naoao, busna, Buoiian.

twat eupemsora llarrcid. Colo. Bhattcck. Uavauier. fSU-fct JQ.

A BCBSKLU Ulrk EVOLUTION OF A WARD No. 365 (New M.j iiaoivsn. That tne contract For rontmctitig a brick eew. with Biaahole and covtr, la Tatlur street, from rr.adwsy to con nect with tbe sswer in the croesli.g ot Taylut and Pacinc au-eeta, Bs and th un I hereby awarded to Fs titers bOvKia. (provided bis snreties are eatistsrajry to tn Bapennteodeet ot raonc sm-ais and lllKn-ways,) he being tha kvnl respoDSible tiddet tberefer at tbe fuilnwing rios, viz For sewer, (7 per nneai ik.

For nsnhoie and 00 v. r. tM 0J. And. that the Clerk bsreby directed to dver Use his sward as reonired by law.

In Board of Bupervteors. oan Franctaco. Snt. Adopted by the following vets: Aves dupervuors Winkle. Fl hartr.

An but v. Bine, axKW, nnnaa, vanavan, cinyan. Absent SuuerviMira Atarroid. ti.s. Hhi ttnek.

vavauier. seiaj.At JNO. A. RUSmFXL. nk.

RESOLUTION OP A WAND NO. 2K6 (New Rmolvei. That ths contract sriflS.) For ccaattnctlng a brick sewer, with iaaob and cover, ia Bet-md street, tV-om tiarri oa to Bryant attest. Be snd the same Is hereby awarded to A. CABsaost, (providsd hi suretM are a fartorv to the -oprintscVnt of Publie and Highways,) bs being the knrret rasp- aalbls eioier uieremr, at tne sniiowtng price, vis: r- eswwr.

S1 per imsai koi. For manhole aad cover, ft? 00. And, that tbe Clerk Is hrebv directed to dvr- thi award a requiitd by law. In Board of Buusrviaors. ten Fraaclsco.

Bent. 1 SOS. Adopted by tb following vote: Ave Oopsrvisor Winks. Flahsrtv. Aal.tnrrv.

sung, obisw, ansa, vaaavaa, rouiyan. Abwat -Supervnors Harrold. tarrock. uavaiiisr. ssSO 5t JNO.

A RrgaET.fCWrk Tl ESOLUTTON OF AWAED KO. 367 (New series.) A.V Bssoivso, x-aai in oon tract For cotntrucilrg a brick sewer la lha aortherly aatr of Bddy atreel, oppesste to AntiS Aaee, Be aad ths same Is hereby awarded to Eswasb Faainsa, (proviiiad hi sarvtias arc satfeaartory to tha eapsrunandeot of Public Street and High Be Being to lowest rwspoaaitiie Dtooer usr for. at tas kilow-mg pnoa, vtc For ssw-T. st eu prr nasal loot. And.

that the Clark bsnby directed to adver- ties thn award aa required By law. IB Ksn Eusnsm, can iiMg. astx. 13f9. Adopted by th follcwlBg vote: Ayea Bunervisor Winkle.

Flshertv. Cole, Aah- bury, Riag, Cavaiiier, Bhrader, Stac. vaa atwawt Bupsrvaxir nsrroid. nnnaa, tnnevaa. ssaost jao.

a. atctt-LL. cnw. OF AWARD N0.3G8 (NawSerka) xii asaam'ii. xaat tcecoatraca For coaatrartlBg a redwood sewer, with means' aad cover, la Ann Lane, from Eddy to Ellis trsrt, Be aad tbe same Is hereby awarded to Wm.

fPS-nta, (providsd hn oi sties sro aatiamctory to Buparintsndent of ranne Btreets ana Uig it-ways.) be beiag the lowest rsapoasihla ssodsr therelur, et tb foUowiBg pnee, vlsi For sswsr. 13 43 car Uasal fcx. For and cover, SIS 00. Aad. that the cietk brnny directed to adver- thi award a tcquirvd by law.

Ia Board of Bupsttlsuss- Baa FVsjrnoo. Sept. irns. Adootrd bv the following vots: Aves gooenlsma Winkle. Flshertv.

Cots. Aah- nry. Bnanaca. King, cavaiiier, rnrsoer, rauyaa. absent Bapemsors riarrold, Hnnan, Uanavaa.

ssSO 6t JNO. A. RTJS.OELL. Clrrk. ESOLmON OF AWARD KO.

300 (Nw srtes ttaaolvad. That to contract For Baoadsndaiag Qoerrsro sweet, from Thir teenth to PoortsM.th street, aad for oarbiag the 1 wna reowoea oaros; Be aad the same aareby awarded to Parsjcg Casjeavoa. (provided hn sureties are satistBctory the Suprrtnteadsnt of Pnblic Strasts aad High wava.1 as Being tbe lowest zespoaaible bidder thera at fhe following price, viss For macadamising, 4 cents per sonar foot. For enrba, IS osou per lineal foot. Aad.

that theCsnk I bsrshv directed to adver this award a required by law. Ia Board ef Bcpnrvlaors, Baa Francisco, Bept Adopted oy tne ton owing vote: Ayes Baprrrhors Winkle. Flahertv. Cole. Ash.

bary, Sbattack, Riag. CavaUier, ehrader. Btaayaa. meat eupervnon Marroid, Neeaa. Oanavsa.

ssSOM JNO. A. to nj I tha ti f) AV aad the the for. ra. Mai satis 1840, A aad aay 17.

A oury. A bACRAMEXTO, Sept 29. Kin? Vs. Well man On motion of the Alexander, 30 day to appellant to file brief in reply. People, taxes 1863 vs.

Mariposa, Connlv On motion of French, 20 days to appellant siuia L'rieu People, taxes I860 Marinoaa Coontv Same order at last. People, taxes 1867 VS. MariDosa Connfv Same order as last. People vs. Western Pacific Railroad Com pany Transcript nled.

Polhomus v. Oar peiitor Transcript filed. Cowell vs. Lnuilev Tranacrint filed. Orness vs.

Fessler Transcript and brief Of x. ix. xsrents tor appellants filed. Faircliild vs. Doteu Transcript filed.

McCarthy vs. Yale TranscriDt filed. Sacramento. September 30. Writ-lit n.

Oroville Gold and culver mininz Cumtmnv On motion cf Hsymond A Stratton, ordered tkat respondent have 20 days farther time to nio unei. Ratlroswt Travisacliw Closed Stores Sacramento. September 29. Last night the Western Pacific brought eight car loads of passengers from Sin Francisco and Stockton, and this morning returned toieraDir weii miea. Some four cars on the night freight train.

No. 4. were smashed last night, near Dutch iat, by the breaking of tbe brake-Din. The cars became detached and lett the track. The city dry goods merchants have agreed to close their stores at 8 o'clock p.

x. on and after October first, and continue the practice aunng uie winter monins. Turkeys on tbe Way. Wilson's Fresno County. SeD- temoer i.

Newman, irom upper Kiver. tiassed here this morninc on hia wav to San Francisco, with a drove of 520 turkeys for that market He expects to reach San raucisoo in ten days. Shooting Match at Stockton. Stockton, September 29. The result of yesterday shooting at the Union Match was decided to day as follows irst Prize Double-barrelled shot gun, won by E.

H. Burnett, of Stockton. Second Double-bar relled (Greeiier) gun, won by Johnnv Tners, of San Francisco. Third No. 8 English duck (Greenor) gun.

won by Robert Dyki man, of Stockton, ourth Cash, $100, won by F. Tavlt of San Francisco. Fifth- Don ble-barrt lied breech-loader, won by J. P. Daggett Stockton.

Sixth Silver gob let, won by if. Rowe. Seventh Pouch and flask, won William Bradford. Eighth Hunting kn.te, won Dv ur. Avlette.

Set of bool won by E. F. Jones. The attend tnce at the fair grounds to-day was much la; ger than yesterday. Incendiarism at Wat son villi.

Watsonvtile, September 29. A letter re ceived this morning from Salinas City gives information of an attempt to burn that place last night Oyster cans, filled with rags saturated with coal oil, were thrown under tbe different buildings; one was fired, but ex tinguished; the others did not catch fire. Two men were arrested for robbing a man, and were sent to Monterey; thev are also sus pected of firing the town. A Vigilance Committee has been formed, and if any of the wretches are caught their trial will be short and punishment swift. Log Anfreiea tenia.

Los Angeles, September 29. The steamer Orizaba arrived at San Pedro on time. crowded with prssengers and a full cargo of freight Ail aveuues or travel are running full. Bailroad again in running order; express and passengers arrived before 10 o'clock A. M.

The exodus from White Pine this way continues. Parties are daily arriving for Arizona and Lone Pine. The weather is cooler. The fires in the mountains do not affect the temperature. The damage done will be very small.

Mob Ivr in Virginia City. Ete Virginia, September 29. About 330 mem bers of tbe Miner's Union, headed by the officers of the organization, and accompa nied with fife and drum, started ont Una af ternoon to expel the Chinese from the works of the Virginia and Truckee Bailroad. Sher iff Cummmgs, of this county, with his deputy and officers from Gold Hill, were present, and read the riot act of the United States, and ordered the crowd to disperse and desist irom their unlawful business. Thereupon, Atkins, President of the Gold Hill Union, replied that they would first do what they had started in to do and then dis perse.

As they approached tne working par- nee, the Ulnnamen aroppea tneir tools, ran for their camps, gathered up their effects. and many put for the hills. No personal injury was done to any one, nor was any at tempt made to injure tne company a works. Tbe Chinamen have been coming into town all the evening for protection. It is reported that work will at once be suspended on tbis end of the road, and its completion will be indefinitely postponed.

William Bennetts, stabbed in an affray at Gold urn last weeK, aied this morning. It blew a hurricane from last evening till late this morning, bringing a cold spell of weather. A meeting of the stockholders of the Yel low Jacket Mining Company, who are dissat isfied with the present management, is called lor October 11th. to investigate the affairs of the Company and change the management of the mine. There are said to be three cases of small pox in the city.

xne cuver ciar iud nave invirea ine Red Stockings to come to Carson and play a match. Oregon Affairs. Pobtlad, September 28. Preparations are making tor the annual state fair, which is to be hold at Salem during the week, com mencing on the eleventh of October. There are fears however, thai the weather will be nnfavorable, and if the rain continues during the next week it will cheok preparations and the air will probably amount to little.

Larpe shipments of salmon are being made from the Columbia River. The shipment of oysters from Shoal Water Bay to San Francisco is reported quite large. Bill's Ferry, Stanislaus Coaaty. A correspondent of the Stockton Indepen dent gives the following items from Hill's Ferry. Several new buildings bave been built since I was here last, in August.

Among the new buildings, I notice two large frame blacksmith shops, a hnge frame warehouse, 80x100 feet (capable of holding 3,000 tons of wheat) a large lrame livery stable in course of construction, and two dwellings. Some eighteen other buddings will le erected as soon as lumber can be shipptid from Stockton. One of this number will be a large flour mill, to be located near wn and propelled by steam, an engine for iat purpose having already been purchased iud made ready to be shippst by the first Ik at bound for Hill's Ferry. Tats burg is just in its infancy, but I predict aVat in less thai: a year it w.U number a taomeaad souls, anil be the most prosperous town in this great valley. Farms from other se 1 tions of the State are settling in this neighborhood in great numbers.

A great many ue well-to-do farmers from Ifapa Vallej Everything appears britfc around here. The farmers are still busy benDug in whe 1 1 and storing it in the huge warehouse of Ellis A Brown. Wells, Faraso C- are 1 running to this place; Wilson A Yancey, i gents. Cuban 01 cerns. Cbicaoo, September 2 h.

A special from New York savs the Sun tiserts that General Sickles has been directe to inform Spain that the United States is cot anxious to mediate between the part ios and as Spain seemed unwilling to mnsider any practical terms, the at empt a' mediation may be regarded as abandoned. This leaves no negotiation on foot, but Si r-klos has not withdrawn tlas note that the United States Government may be compelled by the state of public opinion in tlie country to recognize the independence of Cuba about October 1st. It is probable the next proposal by Prim and Serrano will be to sell Cuba to the United States. Lokdow, September 29. The Times' Paris correspondent asserts tbat there is but little hope for a compromise between Spain and Cuba.

The Spanish Government says In so many words: "Lay down your arms, send deputation to the Cortes, and if you will be as Canada, we are willing; if you desire independence, we don't say that the matter may not be arranged, but disarm." Spain's motto is nothing but compulsion. TCeicvd onaty Concerns, The San Joaquin Valley, Argus of 26th has the annexed items: We hear of preparations being made for planting on a large scale the prefeeut Fall and Winter. Many men who own teams have rented land of the landholders, and as soon as the rains set in will begin ploughing and seeding for the next year's crop. thers are preparing to put in their stubble lands with cultivators before tbe rains; and when the raias do commence will be able to employ their teams in plowing and putting in new land, thus extending the bread in of land in cultivation. We learn tbat a severe, and perhaps fatal accident occurred to a teamster, sear Bear Valley, on Thursday last The man was in the employ of William Lee Hamlin, of this place, mud was engaged at the time in hauling Sour froxn the Kden Milis to Mariposa, when by some means unexplained to us, he was thrown to thegreund, and the wheels of the loaded wagon ran over him.

We have not heard whether any damage to the team and wagon was sustained. A Fxmalk Nctsascx. The Oakland News ayst Complaint is made from a doaen different sources, of the intolerable impudence with which a female vendor of "notions," pushes her wares under people's noses, and herself up to dinner tables. In one instance, she entered a house on Franklin street passed the lady of the house without apology, and commenced to open trade with guMBi who were in the parlor. She finally sat down, and with the greatest coolness, said ahe believed she would stay all night At a on street she entered the dwelling and took her seat on her own invitation at the lunch-table of a private family.

She dresses well, with much jewelry, refuses to take out a license, and says she knows how to gravel, as she has been at it fourteen years. Her conduct to say the least, is strange, unladylike and intolerable. RESOLUTION OF AWARD KO. ST0 (Mow Baaoi red, Tha the 000 tract Ft macariamlrtog' the sidewalks en Callfcrais etrae from Googa street to Oesaetery Aea Be and the same at hereby awarded to B. Kisit.

furr-vided his l'-a ratuiteadeot of Pabiic Strarta and wars) b. hang the loarara Impossible liuck-bafcfer tberefr at th. follow ins; pnea. vis: For a acad rfQtzinr. cents per square ot.

And. tbat tha Clk is hereby ta adrar tias 1 award as required law. Is rd of Baimora, Bm Fran dec ftp. 27,1869. A ducted ty thefcUowrmg vote Ay dmenUisi Wiak-e.

Flaherty. Ode. Ath bar. Bibaes. tJasaltW.Shrider.citaaraa- ewpernaors HarroM.

a Caaara a0 Jia A. tUMULUOrt TJESOLCTION OF AWABD Ko. S71 Se. AV ries.) aesolved. That the contract Far m-endests ec'WseiuBctoa street, fr FiiW more Partner street, and Car earbmg tha earne with tedouud rarbs.

Be and the same ia herebr aoaiile.1 ta n. Earner, (provi ted his surrti-s are satisfactory to the Sup-rinteodent of Public Streets and Bbjbways.1 he being the lowest rerponaible bidder therefor, at the following price, viz: ror aua-adamixinr, 1 or tits per juare foot. Fr cmtM. I ertits pre linnu font And. that the Clerk is hereby directed to adveiw tiae this award as required by law: Ia Board of Supervisors, baa Francisco, Sept.

27, 186. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes Supervisors Winkle. Flabertr. Cole. Aaabury.

tthattuck. Ring. Cavsllier, BbradVr, Btanran. Absent Supervisor HarroM. Kir.

an. Ca-savsa. st rso. a. RIMOLCTION OF AWARD N'.

SIJ (NeweVrisa.) For inacedamiainc the cr sinr cf TaRrtoaed Webb-r strsata. and fur enrbioa the aans with redwood enrba, Be and the nax is Leroby awarded to M. H. TcmBUL. provded his snreties ara satismctorv to tbe Supsrtnteadeat of Pablie Streets snd he briKg Uw lowest respuaaible tedder there- tor, at tne axiowiug trtnra, ns nacadsmixiBg, 08 csnts per square foct.

Forcnrbs 19 ceats prf bn-al tuo. And that tbeClrrk is hereby to adver- ue thn award as fq I by law. ta B-mx-i of Superviaors, Baa raacisco. Eest. ar.

i6 Adot ted by the followliir vots: Ayes uuervaurs Winkle. Flaherty. CrAe. Aah- aory Shatluefc. King, tissailier, ihrador, Snaayaa.

A -nt-- fenpsrvnor UarrokL Nanan. Osr.avBs. "3 JiK A. RVSfiKI.U ft-Hi RKmiLUTlON OF AAKD NO. 373 (Mw Be-raM.) Rssolvsd, That the ecntract For macadsmiaiBg Tsll-Jo stteet, from Btchenaa to Wrostrr sinct, aad fur caxbicg ths aase with redwood curbs.

Be and the same la hereby awarded te M. H. TxaaUA. (provided bis sarsM-s are satisfactory to the superintendent of PnbUe Streets and Highways.) be being the lowest rnsponaible bidder there for at the following price, via: For macadamizing. ki cents per square fool.

For curbs. 20 cents orr lineal foot. Aad, that th Clerk la barrbv directed to advertise this award ss reqoirsd by law. Ia oard ef BcjMrvnors, can Francisco, Sept. 2T, tfceu.

Adopted by the vote Ayes Buprrris.r Wiakle, Flaherty, Cole, Ash-bury, SLattn.k hiag, Oavallier, Sbrader, ataayaa- Atut ujrvr0'S Harrold, Kenan, Oaaavaa. s.80 tt JNO. A. HUBS ELL. Ctark RESOLUTION OF AWARD NO.

ST4 (New Be. rks.) Bsaolvsd That the contract Forgradicg Wsahlngtoa street, from Fillmore to Steiutr street. Be and ths earns is hereby aaxurded to B. Kaasv, (provided bis enraoies are eatisfsctory to ths SnpertoteBdeat at Fssue Btreeta hish-ways.) he being the lowest n-apwueibie bidder therefor, at the lowing prioa, vat: For grading. 35 os Is par cubic yard.

Aid. that tha Clerk is hereby oiraiAed to advar-tbw thn aa-srd as reqairrd ky law. In Hoard of Ihipervnors, Baa Francisco, Bspt. X. IV9.

Adoptad by the toUowiag votat ayus anpsaLa Vt iakle, Flaherty. Aahbory, 4hauark, KAag, Oavalher, fchimder, haaaa, Ctaa-yaa Abseat- Snpervisnrs Harrold, Cole, Caaavaa. seirO JNO. A. BCSSKbi, Clsvk.

RESOLUTION OF AWARD NO. 373 (New Bern R-solved, That the contract For grading Deviaadero street, fros? th sooth-eriy line of Fulton to the southerly l.ne of Grove street, Bs acd th same le hsrsbv awarded to Taoaaa Brajig. (provided his saw rise ara earisniru.ey to the Superintendent of Public Sbsat aad Highways he bring ths lowest iiapun stole btodrr tberefbr, at ths follow lug price, vn: For gradirg, T7 eent par cable yard. Aad, that ths Clerk Is bsrwbv directed to advertise this award aa rrqutred by law. tn Bwrd of eci-ervisor.

Baa FraBcnco, Sept. TT.1V9. Adcaed by the following vots: Aye Savervtsor Wlukir, Flaherty. Asbbory, hattcck, King, CavalUet, Bhrader, Kaaaa, ttsa-yaa. Anssct Buperrnor Harrold.

Cola, Caaavaa aokt JNO. a. KUeSKLU Clerk. OF AWARD Nu. 378 (New Bsrtsa.) Nwraiveo, anal ue cuanaci Wur i-wring the mad way 01 oorrvsoa street, fnaa Ft'st street lo Ssooad street, with tbe Blow Fiiandatio a Psvemeat, Xe and am is awarded to P.

Ctrwa. (promMed his sorattss are eatisisctory to aa tupTianrnxit of Pohitc Btrsste aal Uigh-way he beirg ths I rrspoasiMe bkd- the foUowing I'vlce. vis For paving, 25 wreta ia gold ccin, per square js aid. the Clark Is horary dirsclrd to adrar-liw thi a rd as by law. In Boar, Saa Fraacnco, Sept.

27 1839. Adopted by tbe following vote: Ayes Oapn'vma Wrakls. Flaherty, AahVary, insnnca, mng isbum, Bareoer, A yaa. Atisect narrold. Onte, raaavaa.

s.90 ftr a. nrfe aiajt.t.Tlo or swasiuao. 377 (Sanger Fur paving the spsc ftmed or mtde Bv tKa JDDC1HIS OT IDH1HUWI CM TO IK. gS4 SAd Mark4 strM-ta. wtta tae etow roaadsuoa rsTssai ut.

(sa-or it that port-on required by law to be kept la older by tLs Market Bireet Railroad Ckagpany.) Be and the same is hereby awarded to P. CfcCrc, (provided his nreties are satntactrvy to tn Vupsrinteodent of Fablic Streets aad II igh-way,) bs being the lowest nwpansiblc fctdderthers- lor. at tne B-tiowiogpnca, vn: F'r ravicg. 'ib ceata. la gold cola.

iau uikm foot. And, tbat tbe Clerk is bsrenv directed to advsr. tise this award irsnirrd by law. In Hoard of Bnnervisors. Baa Franalaca.

Bvrtt U69 Adopted by tbe fonowlcg vote Ayi-euiTnor Wli.kle. Flahertv. Ashbnrs. 6b attack, Bhrader, Maoaa, ataa-yen Aosent Supervisor Harrold, Oole, Caaavaa. ae tt JNO.

A. BC8fKLL CWt. RESOLUTION OF AWARD o. S71 (New Bsanl-nA Tiist th ivwirr.r4 For grading ths cross lug of Guerrero and Rid ley fet'Ctt ts. Be snd the same Is hereby swarded to Panics Cbxiobtom.

iprovid-d his suretlrs uveauafactorr to the -up. rint-ndent ot Public Btret-u and Highways.) be bring tbe lowe tvsponslbls bl'io therefor, at the following rioe, vis: or graaing, ji cents per cudic rard. And. that the Ckrk is he-ebTdiiected to adver tise this award aa required by law in noard or supervisors, baa raacisco, Sept. r.

141. Adopted by tbe foBowing vrAe Ayes Supervisors Winkle. Flal ertv. Aahburv. Shattuck, Ring, Cavallier, ehraded Nunan Stan-ran- Absent Buperrisors Harrold.

Cole, Canavan. eeost JNO. A. BP Clerk. REiSOLCTION OF AWARD SO.

9 (Sew beriea.) Basuived. Ikst the contract Fur grading Lilly Aveaaa. frosa oagh to Octavia treet. Be and the same is hera-hv a mrdod tn Ian (j'toiided his snreoss are satisfastory tbe Bu-erinteadeotof PabosB reeteaad Bish. aaya.) be being the tow est ra potisibis bidder thnrrtor.

at ths ft-llowmg prtre, vn ror grading, 19 cents par cats 1 ird. Acd. that th- Cork is Bareb di -acted to advsr. ns Hits award as required by low ia Hoard of BUDsrrlsors. Ban aB-ia a-.

SI, adot4nd by the following veto Ay 6 for Winkle. Fbhartv. Aahtmi-r. ooaiiaca, sung, vavaiuer, siBnaa, etaa Absrnt Bupsrvieor Harrold. Ode.

Ousna. SsSO tt JNO. A. Rt aBOLUTIO OF AWARD -0. 38u(New Beries.) aw swnM.

taa toe coa tract For rcgrading the roadwav en Post stiisz. fHaa us 10 MiTnjsona trtwi, ta a uBgada, Be aad the aams Is hsrsbv nuM sn W. IT. oaros. (provided is nretisa ara aatsalBOtotv a Bopmntecdaataf Pablw street aad Hish ways.) hs Bring tbe lowest iwspoosibie bidder liMTf- at tas ki lowing pnea.

rks ror regraaiag. IS cents pw entile yard. And that ths Uetk I B-rebv directed to adver. this award ss rtqa Id by law la Board ot Bsnsrvisora. Baa Franence.

Bant. tWS. AoovBM oy th lullowlng vots Ayea eepervnors Wiaale. Flaharrv. Aahburv.

Bhattack, Ring, Oavallier, Bhrader, Kaaaa, Btaa- Absent Bupsrrisor Harrold, Col Oaaavaa. 30 5t JNO. A. BCSBLU Clara. kSOLLTIOM OF AWARD ba SSS (New Banes 1 Bttaoivad, That tas 000 tract For eoostrastiag a htlck sswwr, witll zaaahol cover ia Fuiaan stract, from Sicaud atrtet to eoBBsct with the srwvr now ia Folscm strest, frosa easterly line of UawoMa-ae to Third sowst, Be and las sstns Is bsrsbr awarded to M.

Muss, (provided bis swrscisa are satisSsotory to Sapariatendeot of Pabiic Sweets and High-wars.) a beiag the luwsst issnosauhl blddsr thsra. at ths B-tiovrtng pons, vw: For sawar. 94 19 par haul foot. For maofaois aad cover. gJ9 CO.

la Board at FTaadaoo, Bept, 27, 1840. Adortrd by the following vote: Ay a Bopsrvtansa W'mkia, Flaherty. Ash bnry. Bhstmck, Aung, Cavaliisr, Bhrader, haaaa, Btaa if i aapsrviaors BsrroM uete, uaaavaa. B-30 At JKO A.

RL'rBELU Clerk. HaOLL'T10N SQ. 349 (New Srrfcw-) Rsso: vsd. That parmbaioa be sad ts asrsby grmna-d A CreirfT to arret sac wis tats la a watering tie eater edge of th sssVwaik, ia tract tnetr tnmisBs. eoracr of gatssr aad roam orovidsd tbe ssms ts casjstroctsd to the IwctKia of ths Sopertoisndeat of Pabiic Streets, etotoisui.ladertogtaa plesaa ssf laa Board.

Ia Board of Bupsrvnora. Bsa Fraaenoo, SVpt. 27, after having base pabtnaed Bvo enho dsyascoordisgtolaw. takea ap aad pssaed by tb foUowiag vote: Ays Supervisor Wiakla, rlaberty, Oule. Ash-bary.

Bhattack, Riag. CavaUier. Shradsr. Nnnaa. Bnayaa.

Abesat Bupsrvjsors Harreu.oanavaa. JNO. A. BUALI C3srk- Approvad, Bsa Bept. 28, IS69.

MouOPprw. Mayor aal z-olBctoProdeBt Board of aof arvlsora. Bt TKH.IJT10Bl NO. 547 I New That taw flrtrinv Tfsllsw W- iv. they are hereby roomsted to lay their mains ia in isji, ana isna to Jones.

In Beard cf Bansrvnora. Ba- aw. 18B9. AApted by tb IbOcnrlag vote: via UuussinuiB Wiakla. ndmili.

Ode. Ash. snauncx. Blag. Oavallier, Bluadsr, Haaa otaayan.

bssnt Supervisors Harrold. Caaavwa. JNO. A. RDBbEAX Clark.

to of 1 and Baa 4 Baa file PAN BLEN A II C. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30 C031 J1ERCIAL. Nbw Tons, Sept. 30. mt 132; 11 A.

K. lao' 13113U 191 68)4 losVOitWi Gold Quicksilver Pacific Mtl Merling Exchange. Cotton xoi uu nu oduuo loo-, 118 5. IwST, 31 TlXal 75 Flour $6 60f9 80 Wool, fine Spring, 34, bnrry. 17j27.

pulled California, 22.28c, do burry. 17W0e i lb. Legal Tenders 167JJ Sept. 29. 92 jj Losdos, Sept.

29 Wheat 10s. 8d. FREIGHTS. CHARTERS, ETC. Thtojdat Evening.

September 30. Bark J. Dimmock, has been placed on the berth for Honolulu; from there she takes a general cargo to Now Bedford. Ship lowper, 1CT9 tons, loads Coal at Kanai-mo for this port on owner's account. Ship Baltic has cleared for Liverpool with centals Wheat.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Sales are much about the same; prices more or less unaltered. Vessels are still making long passages, and charters are hard to negotiate. CANDLES 300 bxs Adamantines told at 16V 17c. BUTTER Sales of 50 fks Eastern at 35S37XC CASE GOODS 8a'e of 60 cs Oysters, private; 100 Desiccated Codfish, private.

KICE Salts of ICO mats China, No. 1, private. HALT Hales of ISO 8 California at $15. MALT LIvUOKS Sales of 150 cs Tennant's Ale, 60 doHibbsrt's Porter, agent's rates. hUUAR li8 bbls Eas ern Crushed sold at 15c.

SOAP 800 bxs Castile sold at about Ho. SPltillS 100 bbls Bjurbon Whisky soil private. FBCIT Sales of 50 kegs Cranberries, mostly i uregon, ai doc; wmwrn suuing iniot, ai mjoi'iuc. CoAL Sales of 1100 tons Vancouver's Island, at about $13. PRODUCE MARKET.

FLOUR Sales of 800 bbls, mostly extra, private. jOBsrco bates: Extra, 196 fts SS 605 62 Superfine. 196 lbs ft 25a)4 37 WHEAT 1500 sks cho ce, $1 55; 500 do, $1 50. BARLEY Sales of iS0 fks good feed at 75c. OATS Sales of 300 aks choice coast at SI.

PO ATOKS Sales of Missions at Bo-degs. SI Humboldt's and Cuffey's Cove, at $1 oOCl 62 Vs; 758oc. HAY Cargo sales at $812 ton. RYE 100 sks sold at $1 62 H. BTOCK K1 KXCHANOH BOAKD.

September 30th, 1869. tais xouiiss'i salsa. Alpha, 10 shs at $1096 sh: Aurora 10 shs at $t) sh Chollar, 145 shs at $14 4 14 Crown 30 Bhs at $14 ft sh; Exchequer, 10 shs at $4 Oolden Chariot. 10 shs at At sh; Hale tt torero-SB, shs at $115sjll8; Imperial, 10 shs at $29 1 sh; Lady Bryan. 10 shs at $20 sh; Original Bidden 100 sbsat $3)4 sh; Ophir, 311 shs at tli(ul2; Overman.

65 shs at $70 SB sh; Savage, 1200 shs at $4435; Yellow Jack. 2s3 shr. at bVN AMI) TIDE TABLE. Computed by Thomas Tkknent, Mathematical instrument Maker. October 1.

u. wares. (LA ROE.) H. Vlllil, WATkm 1 69 A. I 9 32 a.

M. I 1 49 P. tltfC Dti-i. 6 00 Seta. Btfc.

6 40 fliUtlNE INTELLIGENCE. Cfcn September 90. 1869. Arrived. 8f pt 29 Baric Alaska, Higgina, 147 ds fm New York; mdse to Moore Co.

Brig 4 For Weeks. 37 ds fm Colorado River; in ba'last to A Jehnoon Co. Schr Wiuslow, Bauson, 24 hrs fm Stillwater ve; posts to HiggiLS Co. Schr Ann Ell a. SmitB, 12 hrs fm Fort Ross; lumber to Preston ilcKjnnon.

br Sovereign, Chambers, 24 bra fm Bo wen's Landing; lumber to Heywood Harmon. Schr Maid of the Mid, Haugited, 8 hrs fm To-xsales; produce to Moiaenry A Smith. September 30 Santa Cruz, McOallum, 11 hrs fm Juoss Lauding vis ctuz 10 hrs; pass and mdse to toms A Ueadle. Ship Gallatin, Crowell, 133 ds fm New York; md to Geo Howes Co. Ship Koyal Saxon, Tucker, 79 ds fm Sydney; coal to Aisup Co.

Schr Ella Florence, Smith, 20 hrs fm Mendocl-310; lumber to Holcomb Schr Katie Stevers, Emerson, 17 hrs fm Albion Xayer; lumber to Macpherson A Wetherbee. Soiled. Sept Br ship Bombay, Rickaby, Liverpool. Hor Oer bark Kolga, Ptderaon. Iquiqui.

Bart Brontes, Wiiey, Port Townsei.d. Bark Glimpse, rman. Port Discovery. Schr A If re Adams, Hannah, Santa Cruz. Schr Euphemi', Madeson, Bodega.

Schr Lee, Alcrlatt, Moss Landing. Schr Glenann, Bingham. A bion Bivi r. Schr Fanny Gilmor; farb-y, Santa Cruz. Schr Horace, Lent, Toujalt.8.

Schr Florfc, Thompson, Tomales. Schr Ji Drew, Pendleton, Humboldt. Schr Ada May. Josselyn, Point Sfw Year. Schr Eden, Fisk's Mill.

Schr Oceaj Spiay, Tripp, Bowen's Landing. Ann Oberg, Ferguson's dve. Setup ravorite, iiasmu-eu, Stillwater Cove. hhip Baltic, Sherburne, Liverpool. Ship Ocean Express, Horton.

Liverpool. Fr bk chatraubriand, Roilier, Falmouth. Brig Merchantman, Stannard, Colorado River. Scur Jennie Thelm, Decker, uaiimoon cay. Schr CaroUta, (iimpson.

Point hew Year. Lola, Glidd. n. Co jS Bay. ScUr aiinna Bell, Higgins, Russian Culch.

chr Mary Ellen, Leland. Santa Cruz. Hchr Three Sisters. Botcher, Bodega. Schr John and SamueL Borrell, Point New Hy Telegraph, re on IVBC.

September P. M. Wea Uier clear, wind SW. PASSENGERS. MOSS LAUDJSC AND SANTA CBCZ-Per Santa Cru Miss Kate McCarrick, Montague, Holmer, Res an.

Miss A Koern, Blakeley. Lacy, Ewer. Chas Jerroo, Miss Lottie McCarrick, M. Kearney, Leland. Wni Smith.

BORN. In this city, Sept. 28, the wife of Sellg, a "Tn thia city, Sept. 58, the wife of D. Apple-ton, a son.

Io Grass Valley, Sept. 26, the wife of I T. Collins, a sou. In Sacramento, Sept. 27, tiie wife of Morrow Davis, twlu sons.

In Haoraraento, Sept. 28, fhe Wife Martin Hilibert, a daughter. In 8 mta i ruz, Sept. 23, the wife of V. P- L.

Hnynes, a son. In Grass Valley, Sept. 26, the wife Edwin "Whitburn, a daughter. In Stockton, Sept. 20, the wife of F.

Adatnr, son. Jtn Virginia, Nevada, Sept. 24, the wife of as. Detaney, a daughter. Tn VirtriDia.

Nevada, Sept. 24. the W1 of T. Kirk, a daughter. At the Gould Curry Mill, Nevada.

pt. 25, the wife of Thomas Leahe, adaughter. In Stockton, Sept. 24, the wife of Joht Milco, son. MARRIED.

In tbis erty, at St. James' Church, Sep. 29, by the R-v. F- Dillon Eagan, Audrew And) rson, of Pescadero, to Julia Maria, youngest daughter of the late Col. George Forbes Thomp on.

In this city, -ept. 2S, by the Most Rev. Arch-lUhoB Alt-many, assisted by the Rev Father GaULagner, at ths residence of the bride's father, iCol. C. Catherwood to Clara eldest daughter of Jadg; C.

all of th' city. In this citv, Sept. 27. by the Rev. Jobn Math-t-wa.

A. 7. Gomez, of this city, to Al ee M. Vase, of Brooklyn, N. Y.

In this citv, Sept. 29, by the Rev. J. A. Benton, Charles P.

Massey, of this city, to Assnath O. Dodge, late of Providence, B. I. In this city. Sent.

27, by the Rev. H. D. Lath-rop, Jacob A. M.

Harned to Mrs. Celinda 0. Nay-Jor. both of this city. In Silver City.

Nevada, Sept. 19, A. M. Lls-comb to Miss C. L.

Yonng. In Virginia, Nevada, Sept. 21, J. Dunlap to H. A.

Delay. In Barramonto, Sept. 28, L. P. St.

Clair, ft 'notck Flat, to Mary J. Dunn, of Evansvjlle, In- alt ifSS8 Valley, Ept. Jill L. M-n 26, t. 8.

Spring, to Clara PIED. 2, Oot. James Child of In this city, Sept. the firm of Mena.es, Lo 'J th.s'cTy. Sept 28, Mrs.

North Bridgewater, aged 61 In this citr. teDt. 28. John Davirt, 1 II III'. Llll.

yjo of John and re enka Riugen, aged 9 months. In this city. Sept. 27. Mary Ann, JfSrl daughter of F.

and Margaret Bennett, mouths and 12 days. In Gold Hill. Sept. 24. Mrs.

A. H. Brown, a 64 years. In Boston, Mass Sept. 26, William H.

D. Morrill, aged 80 years, son of Paul Morrill, of Sacra-meuto. In Petaluma, Sept. 28, Amelia, wife of John A-Steinberger, a naUve of New York, in the 21at year of her age. In Sac ran, en to, Sept 27, Bathaheba Mount.) oy, ag-d 55 years.

In Sacramento, Sept. 28, Edward Lane, a native of New York city, aged 41 years. A Metkob The Oakland News of to-day saya Quite a brilliant meteor burst over the city laat night. It proceeded from the constellation Orion, near ths celestial equator, and left a long and brilliant train in its rear. When at an apparent altitude of about three miles, it burst into five sections, making a loud report, and disappeared.

It was likely one of those small bodies of matter, of about the size of a large house, which collect and float, scattering through space, and finally kail with great velocity, igniting by the frio-tion incident to a sadden contact with our atmosphere. Kotabt Public. Acting Governor olden Visa commissioned E. 8. Owen, Notary Public lor the county of Butte, vice Smith, re- igned.

OYSTER SALOON and CHOP HOUSE, Becend root, between JT and aw I sail door to th Court) KACRAi jsaniv. Agency of WAKBEN A Oyster Dealers, Oysters at Wholesale and Retail. house opes all night. Private DlnlnA' Room far Fnmllloa. Breakfast nrenared for rail a ImvIhv um vn ana ocagea.

JeJ-tf THOS. GTTDiEAlT. Proprietor. AGARD, Front FOB Iff BOND OR DCTT PAID, TOST WISfE-Ofaey Oaa, ta qr eaakat do a Offley Go freeo Baal, 1 Clare A. tduance a On Bordeaux! armndy Martel, Dark, very old: Jammira Ram Fine old, ta qr easka; ansa Whisky DunvUlela, la qr easka; India Pale Ala Win.

Townger A Oo.s burgh, la hhda and bottles; do Basse Oo. and Porter fa. Tounaer A Oo in ota anA Ma de Truman, Banbury at Oo.s MOowa Brat quarts, do J. A i. Demphys, Dublin nt, qoartt and pints.

selft FOR SALE. OVE-HAU TS THE AMTRICAJf schooner Nidaroa. 100 tat.m mriv three years old, now engaged in the coasUnr trade. The vessel is wel i found in everv fhrmI. Apply to JAMES H.

ftlRnvm at the Custom House, or to the Captain, oat ooara. anlTtf LANDS IN TULARE VALLEY yy hi- seix, ivxab sk or shall quantities, on easy terms, TU ads sitated In Fres no, Tulare and Kern eountit 1. These lands are the most productive In the ate, and; offer tbe best opportunity to the farm r. Apply to H. HOBCBO, No.

606 Montgomery street, selitf np UKDUCTION OF FARES STOCKTON. ON AND AFTER 8 ATt' El-day, Sep ember 18, 1869, until as fur. ter tice, the Bates of Passage on tha of the CALIFORNIA STEAaf NAYT-Q tTIOJJ COMPANY, between 8 AN FKAX-CIsCO a. STOCKTON, will be as follows: Cabin- OO Deck 91 SO B. M.

HABTSHORKX. President O. 8.S. Co. eJO tf IKTESWATIOWAL HOTEL.

achson street, sfrwdosnativi Mont (TontorF, Man FTavndswo. Reduction tn Prioee I Seduction In Fricesi jthih rare f-ikk-proo ro- I tai is located on tha same street with ths PoetKitSoe, Custom Boose and United states Court, and one block from the Oity til The Oity UsJIroad Cars pass the boose for parts of the city and San Jose Oars also. ctages for the Presidio sod Fort Point The Places of Amneemettts are convenient. Families taken on reasonable terms. TheZn.

ternatlotial Coach will eonvev pasaaiuiera to the Howl free, and from the house to any part of ths city ror eu cents, a nne Barmr Bhop ana ttato House connected with the Hotel. A good Safe for the cee of guests. Good Booms, good Bed ana gooa uoara. F. K.

WFYGAUT. FroT only FtesMJls Temperance Bouse ta taecitv. apM A PRO VXD BT THE IVPEBXAL ACAD EAT? il of Hriliclne of Paris. Snperlor to all preparations of Iron. It is solid, without any astrlnsen effect, easily decomposed bv adds.

oon digested and entirely dissolved In ths stom- acn. Its action is sure and rapid In cases of Chlorw ose, anemia, general debility, eta. Bold in San Francisco by CUhVAIXlEBh NEUMANN, Druggists, Corner Sutter and Kearny 111 1 mils B. LEt'EVKK at Dnutirista, Corner Waaulngton and Dnpont streets. A.

OR OH, Washington street. ALBERT IaK FORT, Sole A (rent, 901 Kearny street. JaarkStaw-tf ORDER NO. 893 FIXING THE WIDTH OF sidewalks on Stevenson street, between irst ana second. The Prople of the City and County of San Francisco do ordain as follows: Section 1.

The width of the sidewalks to be hereafter constructed on sach side of Stevenson atrret, between First and Second streets. Is hereby fixed st eight feet. section 2. All orders and carts of orders In conflict with the provisions of this order, are urreoy repealed. in Hoard of supervisors.

San Francisco. Bern. 37, 1868, after having been published Ave successive days, according to law, taken up and parsed oy uie following vote: Aye Supervisors Winkle. Flahsrtv. Cole.

Ash- bury. Shattuck. Ring, Cavallier. Shrader, Nunan, Btanyan. Absent Supervisors Harrold, Canavan.

JNO. A. hCSSEJJU Clerk. Approved, San Francisc Sept. 19, FRANK McCOPPIS.

Ma)or, and ex-offlcio Prea't Board of Supervisors. e30t RESOLUTION KO. 350 (New Sris ResnlTed, Tbat the Bonds of City and County Officer. eircted at tbe General Election held on Wednesday. entt m'ier 1, 1S69.

be and are herehv flzsd for tneir ai iwma ot office, reapsciivrty. aa ft Hows, vis imnm, a 100,000 tsbtiin. giooooo: Awa tlO.OLO; Harbor Hsster, 10 U0O; Recorder, $15,000. County Clerk. 000 Coroner.

Mayor; District Attorns), SiCOC-O; Surviyor, 1 10,. In B-Ktrd of Sncervisoss. Pan Francisco. Sent. 97.

ISoS, a tar having been pobliahed lor Ave successive cava, ar ximing to law. taken no and nasaed bv tha ioiiowi 114 vote 1 ATee--utervliora Winkle. Flabsrtv. Col. Ash bnry, 1 attuck.

Ring, Csvallter, Shrader, Nnnaa, Dtanyss AustBt Supervisors Harrold, Canavan. SO. A. BCSaELU Clerk. Francisco, i 29, 1ho, FRAMS Uayor PmHdent Board of Superviaois SftiJU RI 8 'HUT ON NO.

851 (New rie Resolved, "bst the following named streets, havti a been o.nstructed to the satisfaction of the Buper-Intosilixt of Public Streets and Higbasrs, and the aim lte on Btreets. Wharves. Orsdes snd Pnblic equar a De and are hereby accepted Bv the Citv and C- nnty, except thuac prtioe roqnlred by law to be I ept ia order by tbe Railroad Con-peny'bav. big tricks thereon, the same having bean paved, cacbw and sewered, ia accordance with provisloB mi act spprowra apru iwia. vrs: let street, tcm Kmtn to Tnta straet.

lbs cro-sing of Ellis and Mason streets Ala, tb eiosslng of kills snd Taylor itrs-t. In Hoard of Supervisors. Baa Fraaclsro. Bent. 27, lie.

attrr having bees pubuahed flvs mocsssiv davs, aecnrdlng to law, tasen np and paw it by the following vote: Atss Oupervlsors Winkle, Fnl-ertv. Ools. Ash. bery. Bhalrack, hicg, Cavallier.

Shrader. ban An. Btanyas. mpsmsors Harrold. oanavaa.

JNO. a. russell, Clerk. Approved. Baa Francisco.

BVpt 29, 1869. Frank Mcooppnr. Mayor and es-offlclo Fresidec I Board of Buper rieor xeu st EBOLUnON KO. Ui (New Bsrtsa BssolsW. 1 TBst nsrmBsjoa ba aad hereby granted J.

W. Tucker, ta the OOBatracttoa ot building about to be arreted ia lot 00 Pint stimt. bet Kvarav and poat stiseia. to suppuit the flma of ad baildlog ca timosra, also to as tas walls 01 adjoining bnlldlcgs, witbeut cutting Into ths sai oer wa-n: saiti Mini being granted tm express ndtttoa tost a ocas eut excavate to greater apia la sa-a lot tnaa sisvm Met ceiow the cmta I Board of gunsrvisor, Bsa srascnoo, gept. 37.

196flL after having been publisesd gve nmsssl days, according to law, taAea ap aad passed by the following vote, vis: Ares Bniwiam inxs, riaaerty. Dole. Ash. bur, fchettock. Rug, Vavallnr, Bhrader, hi Btaayaa.

A basal BopsTvnori ua-nud, tnaasaa. JNa A. RCfteBLL. ark-Approved, Bsa Francisco, August 5. 1M9.

FRANK MoCOPPUr. Ms ror and ex-OIBdoPresideat Board of Supervisors RESOLUTION OF AWARD No. SSd (New Resolved. That the contract for clvsnln streets and street crossings, la Pistrict No. 2 Within th following named bounds, to wit: Commencing at a point where the northerly line of Sacramento sueet intersects with Marks street thence westerly akmg the aertheriy line or eacrameato street, to tbe westerly line of Lark in street thence southerly th westerly line of Lsxkin street to tbe northerly line of Market street thence along Market street to the place or beglnr-iag i arict fio.

Au that poruon or the city bounded on the north snd east by tb Bey of nan Francisco, on the south by the northerly line of Sacramento street, snd oa toe west By taa west erly hue of Lsxkin street 1 Be and the same is hereby swaraaa to auuuu Wbiobtt, (provided his sureties are sattsX-c ry tbe Superintendent of Public Btreets and Hlchwavs.) he being tne soweatt rerponsioi bid ler therefor, at the foil iwing price, via: For District No. 3. 5.4.10. Terr district No. 3.

210. And. that the clerk Is hereby directed to adver tise this sward ss required oy law. la Board of Supervisors, baa Francisco, sept. 1809.

AAonted dv tne louowing vote: Ayea Supervisors Winkle, Harrold, Flaherty, 1 Cole, Aahbury, Bhattack, Cavallier, Shrader, Canavan, Stanyaa. oea Supervisors rung, aucan. s90 St TSO. A. BUSBSLI, Cterk.

Zi tae Use S7, AV to tor tise ST, ATI ST OYIHUliD DISPATCHER DATES Internal Revenne Receipts VIr srlnla Lextalntare to Elect a Sen- afor rirMin Cincinnati Bi ble fxcltvmeat Mlacellano Domestic and Foreign Itoma. Waanlnfftoa News, Chicago. epteinber 2w The receinu Of Iuternal Revenue for the, first quarter of me present nccai year are estimated at $49,000,000 -an increase of $10 000,000. Toe estimated receipts for the year' are now placed at the lowest figure. The reduction of the month is estimated at nearly 4,000 000.

Waskingtok, September 29. It Is stated tbat the Attorney General has given an opinion that the Provisional Legislature of virg.nia nave autnoruy 10 electa United States Senator, as such action is not regarded as legislative business. Misoollaneona. Philadelphia. September 29.

The New Jerusalem Church, on Cherry street, was damaged oy nre mis morning. Anomernre oamagea the Church of the United Bretbrtn in the Twentieth Ward. all kiver, September 29 The ton Rolling Mill aud Nail Factory was entirely consumed to-day. It was insured for only one-third of Its value Cixcinmatt, Beptember 23. A lanre meeting of citizens was held at Pike's Opera House to-night for action against the exclusion of the Bible fr.

tbe public schools. Three thousand persons were present, and maiy came and went away who could not it in. Several prominent cii izeus spoke an 1 resolutions favoring the Bible in schools aid asking tbe Board not to act on the ma ter till after the spring election passed taniraously. kichmokd, vs September 83. There was a light froi this evening.

Reports from the tobacci region say the tobacco crop is not damai ed. Boston, Sepu nber 23. The women of this city are organizing a strike tor rher wages. rifw urleim September m. The steamer Clinton, from Galvsston, picked up a boat from steamer Tradewind, containing the Ci ptain.

First Mate and 13 others; the othei boat is still missing. South Anerlcan Affairs. Lisbon, September 29. The mallsteamer from Uio brings advices from Paraguay to jtugust xsa On the 18th, the allied army attacked the forces of President Lopez, which were entirely defeated, losing 1,000 killed, SOU prisoners ana X6 cannoB. Lopez, with the remainaer 01 tne army, nea to ignacion.

short distance away. On the 21st he was again attacked by tbe allies and again de- ieatea, losing in the engagement 25 can non. Count a Jiu. the general command ing the allies, at la-t advices, was closely pursuing the fugitives. wnig to inese victories tne Paraguayans were compelled to abandon all their steamers, which subsequently (ell Into the lianas 01 iub Bines.

Fit y- oor British subjects who had ately been in confinement by Lopez were promptly 11 Derate o. The rrovltlonal Government at Asuncion bave declared Lopez an outlaw. London, September 29. News from Rio Janiero to-day fully confirms the flight 01 Aiopez. European Intelligence Paris, September 28.

It is said tbat Father Hyacinthe will be defended in the council by tbe Bishops of Avignon, Rbeims iuaiuns ana oayuu Madrid, September 23. The troubles in Barcelona have been quelled and the city is tranquil, one hundred and twenty-six persons have been arrested for com plicity and many have escaped. The fuiri lives destroyed the telegraph wires and railroad tracks, to prevent capture. Troops bave been sent in pursuit Reinforce ments huve been sent to Cuba to-day. Madrid, September 29.

At the Council 01 tbe Ministers to day, it was agreed to propose to the Cortes the election of the Duke of Genoa as King ot Spain. The press without exception have received It wftu great enthu-iatm. Tbe letter of the King of Portugal has been received declining to be a candidate ior ue tnrone 01 epsin. It is reported in official circles that the recent note of Sickle has been withdrawn Bordeaux, September 29. A fire last evening among tbe chipping consumed thirty vessels ladeu with petroleum.

The loss is heavy. Iatest Political Jots Irom East of the Mountains. Chicago. Bentembei 29. The ofSoe of tha Abend ZeitunR, a German afternoon paper 01 uiis citv, supporting- me i-eopie a was seized by tbe Sheriff yesterday on a writ of replevin sued out by parties claiming; to ue ine legal uireciors 01 ine tOii pany.

There i much excitement over the matter. and it is charged the seizure was prompted by members of a ring of politicians whom the Abend ZeituDg was opposing. Counter writs have been apolied fur. and the parties mak ing the seizure have been enioined from publishing the paper under the name of the Aoena Kew Yobk, September 29. It is stated that ilon.

John Covode and Senator Wilson visited the President yesterday, and urged him, in view of the doubtfulness of Gov. Geary's election, to vu-it Pennsylvania again, a 1 air will soon be held at A lien town which he was urged to attend. The Presi dent replied that he has been absent a good deal, but would try to go. Covode then visited Secretary Cox and obtained a promise that the clerks in his Department should go uome ana vote without being docked. SntAcrsE.

SeDtember 29. In the Radical Convention, to-dav. tbere is a feeling- favor able to excluding lager-beer from the operations of the Excise Law. The Convention organized by electing D. C.

Littlejohn for temporary President Various Committees weie appointed, and then the Convention ad journed oil three clock p.m. At the afternoon session, Hon. John A. Griswold was made permanent President Judge Piern pont, from the Committee on presented the platform 01 the Convention, as follows: That the pnliic debt, principal and interest, be paid in coin; that taxation ought to be equal and si tuple and as little burdensome to citizens se passible; that the Uovernment is bound by th most sacred Obligations to protect its eltiiens, whether native or foreign born, wherever they may go; that every American oiti len, whether naturalized or native, shall liave equal suffrage, without regard to nation, race or religion; that the llteentn An.e tdment ought to be adopted; that we deeply Evmpathizs with all down trodden and fprersed people everywhere; that whenever facts in the nussession of our Government dl justify the recognition of tne uuoan dc mgerency, we snail heartily approve such recognition, and pledge our cordial support to any action on the part of ine uovernmei tending to tne nnai annexation of Cub 1 whenever sbe shall have achieved ber it dependence and her people desire such aol on. Other resolu lions endorse the Administration of Preside at Grant oppose any di ver sion of any Starn school fund to sectarian institutions i in favor of enlarging the canals and consequent reduction of tolls thereon, and urge tne passage of laws to prevent illegal voting.

The platform was adopted, the resolutions touching the license question, introduced by Mr. ODonnell, having been in the meantime laid on the table. A State ticket was then nominated as fol lows Secretary of State. George William Cur lis; Controller, Thomas HUlhouse State Engineer. General John C.

Bobinson Treasurer, Thomas S. C'batfield Attorney General, Martin J. Townsend Slate Prison Inspector, Daniel G. Conover Judge of Court of Anneals, the present inonmbents. Judge Woodruff and Mason.

1 appears that Geueral Siegel declined to accept any nomination on account of his ill health. A Central Committee was selected, and the Convention then adjourned. Trinity onaty Thing. This local Intelligence is from the Journal of September 24th; A gentleman from San Francisco baa been prospecting for quartz on Canon Creek during the week, and found rock that promisee to DO gooa. acd cents nas oeen extracted from one pound of the rock.

We hope that this discovery will prove to be reliable and extensive. One good paying quarts ledge would greatly LucreaM business on Cafion Creek. Last week a Frenchman bronchi intn town, and exhibited privately, nine ounces of coarse, heavy, and remarkably fine-looking gold dust, obtained by him on Stewart's fork of Trinity river. Several have already gone from this place to prospect in that section. and we are infonue4 that there tre indications that the diggings are extensive.

In this county the rail fruit is about one month earlier this season than common, and the i'all frosts are tbe same. There has bean light frost every night this week. It is not unreasonable to expect an unusually early and heavy Winter. There has been filed in the office of the Secretary of State, the certificate of incorporation of the Corral Hol low Company, organized for the purpose of supplying the inhabitants of San Joaquin Valley, in Townahip No. 3, with' pure, fresh water; capital stock, $10,000.

Trustees Levi Binker, H. Lockhart and J. D. Lock-hart. Also, of the Dutch Flat Gravel and Cement Company, organised to operate in A-iaoer oounij, capumi unci, TrusteesWilliam Watt 8.

D. Bob worth R. Morrow, J. 8. Kennedy and G.

W. Beaver. Mors Fobtcxate. He is harrv whnee circumstances suit his temper: but he is more fortunate who can suit his temper to any circumstances. 01 a a to 27, closure, with furnace, and the machinery room for that rmroose.

Owing to some dim. cnlty about the blast, in refa'lng to Ornish the required heat, their effort have not proved so successful aa they would desire. THE DOUOLAS BKICX MACHINE. This is a contrivance for mating pressed brick, now used in several cities in the Eat. and answer- in a it is siid.a'l the purposes for which it is intend ed.

The machine is fed from the earth through a hoDDer at the top. A couple of underlying roll ers catch aud pulverize tne ciay, wnicu is then permitted to pass down through a supply-box into the moins, wnere, oy a vertica! up and down motion, a tremendous pressure is secured, which makes the Mick. When made it is pu-hed forward to an apron or platform, by ides, whence it is taken, ready for barnicg. It can be constructed or any capacity one of these ma chines has Just been received here, which, it is can turn out 30,000 bricks per day, and at nan tne cost or any other piocess of brick-mak ing now in use. The smooth surface and com pact form of the brick, give it great superiority I uu.

U1CEU vwu), RECEIPTS. The receipts yesterday amounted ta $1,639 60. MUSICAL PROGRAMME FOR TO RIGHT. 1 March, Brilliants Choat. 2 Cavatina and Chorus, Ernani" Verdi! 8 Laura GiUop JJeinemaca.

Aaagio aud Kondo Golde. 6 Cavatina. Barber of Seville" Rossini Intermission. 1 Anvil Polka Parlow. a iiuat, irom Korm" introduction and waltz Leach.

4 (verture, Robert the Meyerbeer. ighltngale Polte Dnprez. Coroner's Inquest. Last evening Coroner Letterman held an in quest in the Police Court-room, in the case of Mark Altman, the boy who was murdered on Monday night, at the entrance of the "Crystal Palace Saloon," corner of Jackson and Kearny streets. The following witnesses gave their tes timony Jo eph Vichini Testified tbat he keeps a fruit stand on Jackson street, near the entrance of the cellar; that he was there on lst Monday night, and wag looking across Jacksou street, when he heard a report, that sounded no louder than that of a fire-cracker, apparently down Jackson street, some distance below him; that when he looked around him, he could not see any one on the sidewalk on the same Bide on which he stood.

He saw no flash of a pistol. William W. Davis Testified that on Monday night he was coming up Jackson street from the Post Office, and, while crossing Montgomery, he heard a noise something like the discharge of a fire-cracker, np Jactson street, near Kearny. He went up, and a young man, or rather boy, passed by him, going down. The boy appeared very much excited, and entered the shoe-store.

He heard a young man ak him what was up. when tha boy replied: "A boy has been shot at the corner." Then the other person said: "is he dead?" when the boy put his month close to the other one's er, and whispered something; then he saw him pick up a coat acd walk out. The witness said went np, iV the boy who bd been shot, and theu told an officer what he had seen; and on going to the shoe-store with the officer, they found the place closed. The witness then stated that he spoko to a stranger and asked him if the pa ty who had shot was arrested, to which the strai. ger answered "No; but I could have arrested him if I had known he had shot; I thought it was only a fl e-cracker that had teen thrown; there were two boys, one of whom stooped down, put his hand through the railing surrounding the stairs, and theu they ran away, one up and the other down tne str 1 1.

I had no idea at the time that it was anything but a fire-cracker that the boy had thrown, and did not know until nearly a minute that any one ha been shot. At this stage of the inquest the further hearing of testimony waa postponed until half-ast seven o'clock this evening. Af-er the adjournment the Coroner and Jury went to the comer of Jackson aud Kearny streets, for the purpose of examining the premises where the tragedy occurred. Death of tne Mxfcan Consul. Lssl night, while the parlors of the Occidental Hotel were filled with persons who had be invited to witness the presentation to W.

H. Seward, and all we awaiting his arrival, Senor Jose Godoy, the Mexican Consul, fell suddenly in a fit of apoplexy. He was taken from the room and across the hall to the dining room, and medical aid summoned Drs. t-horb, stout and Holla' were prou-ptly in attendice. but were unable to afford any assistance, and the Ojnsul expired in a very few moments.

The deceased had been the representative of Mexico here for several yeais. He was a native of Mexico, about 65 years of age, and leaves a wife and two children. Amusements. California Theatre. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" this evening.

To-morrow evening is set aside for Mr. W. H. Sedley Smith's benefit, when a fine bill will be present, consisting of the good old comedy, "A Cure for the Heartache" and the farce of Roland for an Oliver." Mr. Barrett and Mr.

Mcrullough will both appear. Streets of New York" for the matinee on Saturday Aihamrra Theatre. "Military Billy Taylor" and a petite comedy to-night. To-morrow night Miss Elise Holt will take her farewell benefit, on which occasion it is expected all the gallants in the town will be present. Holt matinee on Saturday.

Lecture by Saxe The great American poet and humorist, John G. Saxe, will read to-night at Mercantile Library Hall, his poem entitled 'Yankee Land." He will doubtless have a crowded house. Reorganized. The farmer members of the Eureka Base-Ball Club" held a meeting last evening and resolved to reorganize themselves Into a Base-Ball Club, and, on motion, adopted the same name, to wit: "Eureka Base-Ball Cub." The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing term of three months: J. Kelly, President; Vice-Presidents, J.

Sullivan and A. Mareno; Secretary, W. M. Captain, 8. Biker; Treasurer, S.J.

Farreli; 1'irectors, J. Ma-dero, P. Eowrigbt, D. Crauley, Sullivan. Last year the Eureka played seven tern matches, with different clubs, and were only leaten once out of the seventeen pamee.

They themselves as champions of the junior cm S', and will play any club in the city of their tt e. They have been challenged by the Young Py City B. B. C. and have accepted, and the game will be played on Sunday next, October Sd, 1M Eastward Bound.

The Gol.ien City sailed for Panama at 11 a. to-day, rith the following passengers bousd to New Tt- k- William Clark, Capt H. T. Ralph. Mrs.

Eliza Kuhn. Mrs Wil uvus and iofi 'D 3 Pier son, William Kiddie, Mrs Hard wick a id 4 children, Deianey wife and child. 6 Pfc -son, rew-aed wife and child, i Barron WV and 4 children. Miss I Wa'kinshaw, Abijah FH ih, Lalucaa, Mrs Sthafleld and infant. Ki mp.

Miss Mary Boice, daughter and child, A Vhorf, Sten-house. Miss Jwlia Grixmore, Ml is a Burnett, Mrs Litohfleld- daughter nd child, Flaht Mrs ft Russelwort Mrs Randall Gatherridg, Hon Sew rt Jorgenson, wife and children. Albert 8 Ev Ois, A Herniate, A Perriu, Bsrleben and witi tire flld, A Busline!) aud Wife, Dr Ge Marvin and wife, Mrs Forbes. An Lwtaxt OKtrEUT Abont five o'clock yesterday afternoon, lour boys who work In a factory ia ths vicinlt of the Mission, while on thei way home passe along Harrison stseet betwean JTlneteenth and Twentieth, and aa they crossed the track of th4 San Joae Railroad, which is laid on the fir.it named street, they found between the rails a male infant, about six or seven weeks old. It was wrapped in a piece of flmuel.and was no ubt placed there by its cruel mother, to die or be picked np by some one.

It was taken to the Sisters of Mercy, on Market street. Cattobe or a NoToaiooi Character. Harry Brawn who killed a man named Smnel Jewell, in Sacramento tn February last, aji 1 committed several robberies and grand larcenies in this oity, and escaped, was arrested by officers Dunn and Fienegan yesterday in a little lane leading off Brannan street, nen First. Brown returned to tbis city by the Panama steamer Golden Ciry. on last Saturday.

In tbe afternoon he was heavily ironed, and taken on board the New World, en route to Sacramento, where he will be tried for murder. Presentation to Mr. Seward. The California Pioneers have made Hon. W.

H. Seward an honorary member. Last night the Society presented him with aa stegaot walking stick. The presentation speech was made by Joseph W. Winans.

The party then proceeded the Occidental Hotel, where Mr. Seward was received by the Committee of citizena, concerned In getting up the presentation of a very beautiful cigar-case, and gold snoff-box. he presen-Uvion speech was made by Jud John Carrey. A Bbuird Cbajipion CMraa Messrs. Stride Hnghes, have received a telegram from Messrs.

Phelan A Collender, of New York city, static that Decry, the celebrated billiard champion, would leave by railroad for this city, on the 28th instant. When he arrives, it Is ex-nected arrangements will be made for a good billiard tournament at the Fair, on one of Strahlo Hughes laurel-finished tables. Gone East. Major flena.al George H. Thomas oommanding the MJI Wvision of the racinc.

went East by the otrrltna route yes-rayt accompanied by three of his aids. 8" fo totX h' ha will return with hi. family 5w theVe One of his aids will proceed to Washn to carry the General's full report of nto obseVvatioca and Uspeetion in Alaska. Labob Exobano- The engagements at the Labor Exchange between yesterday and o'clock to-dy. were IS men and 18 women.

The oecn-pationa of the man were: 8 miners, 3 carpenters, and of various trades. Frar Ti. -Tha now and splendid steamer, IAiuaaor, nut It lur tne Bteun mihu pany. made her first trip to Stockton yesterday afternoon. Jyai AXFBED A.

COEXN. Prestdesit. 8AN FRANCISCO AND OAKLAND MlwWSH UAILItOAI) AIV1 rEltllV axd after Arerst im. VFuta further aotice. the Trains of the Company will run only to Oak street Btatioo in Oakland, his change Is caused by the necessity of rebuilding the bridge across the Sea Antonio Creek, between Oakland and Cliatoa.

Train will kST Oak street Station ftre minute, before the time advertised for tern rlcRroad wsy BtaMoa Jj tf A. A. COHXN. Frrskicet. CREEK ROUTE TO 01KLA5D AID Sil A5T05IO.

ON Awn A PTVR MOVtAT At OUST 3d. 19 the host of the Baa Francisco sad Oaklrad Jerry Company will run as follows, driartwg from the Companj wbarf," foot of bveued street Baa Fraartsco: raoa Baa Antonio. Oakland. Baa Fraarlseo. t-S6 a.

n. 9 a. au 10 a. n. ll.45a.au 11 n.

Ir.a. 3r A. A. COHEN. Ireaident.

FORTH PACfflC TEA5SFCETA-. TiOS COmSTS STEiESIIFS. THE FTEAMSHTJPB OF THE North Pacific Trsnsmrtatian iVn. Ooninaztv will lsavs aa follows. on th following routes: SIERRA NEVADA.

For stantn Cm, nterry, Mnn fttm, an. and aaa Lata tl isivo. Fran Fal sosn at re WksrC Bsa Fran- ISaa Luis' Baa 6lm-Mone-rr 1BA9 Cisco. I Obispo. I eon rrv.

jcrnz. Bmt. Bept 23 19 28 59 Ta. Oct 9 10 ia Oct IS. 19 19 Se SO Oct 25 28 33 39 59 Mf- at Leaving.

-v for Bsa Fraaclsco Will leave Ban Will from Franciaro for B. Earbara Diego. Fan Mego. g. Pedi jt Sept.

25 .......3... 3 Sep.JT Oct. 1 a Oct. 2 Oct. 11 Oct.

It. io Oct. i Oct- 26...... M-i ai 1 FOR HONOLULU, FOR BTRXICAN F-OHT-Si, antinontal, HOLLADAT a BKXKBAM. Agents.

au2-ti FOR PORTLAND. THE KORTlT PA fine Transportaaoa Company Strannhlp MO SHS TAYLOR, WM. NETZdER Coxntnnadrr WIU Lmt Poison treat Wharf FOR IHE ABOVE PORT, October At 19 o'clock, M. B7For Frelgi 1 or Passage apply at tbe office the Company HOLLA, AT A BRENHAM. Agents, ee 28-td 4 California strert.

Dp stairs. FOR HONOLULU. CARBUSO TIS UNI TAD STATES ySfitl THE NORTH PACIFIC CtT 1 5 Transp-wtation Company's I Bteasnahip 9 8. FLOYD Commudsr Will Leave Fwlaasn BtawwC Wharf. FOR HOSOLVLP, AT 11 O-CLOCK A.

ML SATDKIJAr-. OCT. 2. For fndght or passage snrdy at ths ofSe of tbe Company, eorr-ar California aad IgtrtssdorsT tresva. op s-alra.

aezita buuauai bretham. Agts. CHANGECF TIME. SAX FRANCISCO ft at.amttia RAILROAD suad FERKT. FBOkf FERRT LlRDIRO, Davis BlML BaAasjai IMla Broadway.

On and ainsr Jnna 14. Iis3. an til runner aottoe. tha fioaAa aad Osra will laave aa follows: Fraa'oa. Alameda, Bsa Leaodro.

Haywood. iwta Mtta 5.05a at 45aaa MOID Lao pza JO a sa so a T. am oo a 9.40 a 9J a as B.OO a ca l.Mpaa 190pm 1 Oi'p 4.15 pza AOOaaa lOSpaa ON SFXDATS. 4.00 pm Fraa'eo. Alameda.

Ban LeandrO. Hsvwood. 9.00 a a ai B.Mesa B.M0 a 111 ara ll.BAam llj-aza 11 00 am l.sopm l-Ota l-so pm 1.15 pm l.ou at 4 15 JM ss 9.15 pm A. J. SIEVrNH.

BnpsillluMldsclt. B.OO am REDCCTI0X OP FARES TO SACRAMENTO. On and a ft s-r FVIday. May a. 1669, ana Batfl fnrthar aotto.

Bates of Fasaao en tbe of tha O' af CALIFORNLA 61 RAW KAVTOATsON hetwesn BAN FBUNCABOO ana will bs as follows: BO) Et B. K. HARTSHOKSsV Fraaidelit. anatf Xi EfclTATE OFFICE Hs REYNOLDS 329 KeBtgoBier-- stieat. BniTlIXO LOTS, RRIIB3iCK AND Buslne Property for ssl.

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