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Show LATEST SEIVS BY TELEGRAPH LAST NIGHT. GE.VEHAL. San FriDclico Xev. San Francisco, 20. There are rumors ru-mors afloat on the street, tbat a powerful power-ful niouied combination has been formed, to defeat the re-nomination ol Uaight to-dy at Sacramento, with the certainty of success. The report is not believed, though it creates quite a sensation among politicians on the street. The weather is warm and cloudy. A small shower fell this morning, and there is every indication of more. There are few passengers bound for Australia and New Zealand by the City of Melbourne to-day. As the Moses Taylor has not arrived from Honolula her sailing, advertised for to-morrow, wil! be certainly postponed. John Coonraan was fined a hundred dollars for wife whipping this morning. morn-ing. Later San Frinelico News. San Francisco, 10, The steamer City of Melbourne did not leave until I p.m. They had on board about forty-live forty-live passengers, including a number of criminals who had proposed to jump their bail and emigrate, aud had made arrangements to leave by her; but the detectives were on the watch, and ;iho search for stowaways was too st ict, and oor.e of them succeeded in getting on board. The English, American and Russian war vessels in the harbor are all decorated decor-ated profusely with bunting to-uay, in honor of the anniversary of the coronation coron-ation of Queen Victoria. At 12 m. a salute was fired by H. B. M. steamer Zealous, and replied to by the other vessels in due form. The Moses Toyhr not having been heard from, the Ajax will be dispatched for Honolulu in her place on the 2d. Figs appeared in the market to-day for the first time this season. In the case of Thomas Mooney, in bankruptcy, in the U.S. District Court, the motion to dismiss the order for a hearing was to-day continued to August Aug-ust 1st. This morning news of the burning of John Ddlis quartz mill, Washoe, was received, with an insurance of $80,-0 $80,-0 0, of which only $10,000 falls on a local' company, the Pacific, all the rest being in New York, New England or European companies. ' Judge Stanley to-day again overruled over-ruled the decision of Judge Sawyer, iind held that keno, though not a oanking game, is prohibited by the statue, aud the dealers and spectators are liable to arrest, tine and imprisonment. imprison-ment. ' j |
