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We have been favored with number of the California
Star, published a San Francisco, Of September 18TH


The u. ). men.ofwar Congress and Portsmouth, with
others not named Monterey during the week ending Sep
ember l. bound to Mazatan.


The Maek Adhe, captured by the U. s. soopofwar War
ren, the southern coast sold auction for the
trade, to Capt w. d. Phelps, for 81, 525.


The weather San Francisco ntoeraby warm, the
mercury ranging in the neighborhood Of 92o in the shade
The people Of San Francisco elected Town Council
administer their affairs consisting Of VIM Glover, VIM u.
NJ. Howard, Wm. A. Ledesdori, E, p. Jones, Robert A.
Parker and VIM s. Clark, who entered upon their official
duties September 9Th At the first meeting MI Ledesdorh
appointed Town Treasurer and required to give bonds in
$40 O00 They also passed ordinance imposing penalty
months labor the public works for deseron Of
men and for en,cing sailors from ships aiding them
desert nc not exceeding $500, and imprisonment
eeeding three months.


Col Mason Governor Of California, has also proclaimed
like penalty for the same offence


We make the following from the California Star
Mr. s. Brannan publisher Of this paper, after absence
of nearly six months arrived at s place Friday morning
last in twenty eight days from Fort Hall.


By him we learn that the emigration to this country this
wear will not exceed ninety wagons


The backward wagons without brisk travel may find their
mountain road obucted by the Fear already
tcrancd of their safe arrival


Mr. Brannan informs that the emigration Oregon
still rolling on " that up the 18th day Of August
hundred and seventy wagons had passed Fort Hail. and be-
fore the expiration Of the month many expected


Journal Of Commerce.