The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-30

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found upon the long line Of the North and South Amsr
The natural facilities of the country and
bay conspre to render certain that many years
not elapse before fourshng cities and villages will d.
vsrsfy the scene. The wstchword of the Mormons
nov il "Californa" The few scores Of enigrants on
number on their way thither The dicuities in which
these people found themselves at Nsuvoo, and other
pp and -. os for California From the variou" r..
ports conclude that about $4,000 have let Nauvoo
and other parts Of the States for California while the
port has reached US, that vessel with Mormon emf
grants has already left Liverpool and that others will
follow. oil bound for California.
Hcians may form of the dogmas and tenets Of this
PIE thing certain, that this general movement in
opens new chapter in The colonizinx and psspn9 OF
sparssly inhabited and fruitful region of globe
The influence which their arrival and settlsmsnt
must have upon the present condition Of California,
quite uncertain; but should the tide Of emigaon
tinus to how in, Gas undoubtedly willy California
what it has BEEN civy socially, morally and religious
ly We cannot but hope for brighter day, ana most
sny we are far from taking dark visw Of the sub
Before closing remarks feel ourselves in duty
bound to give publicity to the testimony Of Capt Rich
raj character Of the emigrants has been developed
during long voyage round Cape Horn or their gene.
vorable They have lived in peace together and
unformly appeared to be quiet and orderly They are
going with the full determination of making settlement
and brought poughs carts scythes, and all kinds
Of husbandry Implements and tools for ship and house
building They have not Lost sight Of the mean. Of pro
coming from Now England and the middle states are in
cned to transplant Of the noble institutions Of their
native regions Capt r. informs us that during most Of
the passage they have maintained orderly and we'll
Quoted daily religious exercises which still continue
During the passage of the Brooklyn" there have &C.
Cured ten Deaths "A adults and children) and births
ns child born before Ss, doubling The on c called
leave for their home may it prove more peaceful
been led to embrace error, may be renounced That
we differ upon many essential points Of doctrine and
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nignant Providence rest upon them They are To- lay the
foundation Of society, and institutions social civil and
shall rise up and cali them blessed.
NorIcE.-Whersas, the authorities Of the United
States deeming of the Arst importance to maintain or
and il. juf:dcton order publishsd prohibiting
Standing the order The ssS II aHa d. s.
intoxicated is therefore, evident that persons
are still! indirectly disposng of liquors It e hereby or
dered that one to sell dispose Of any ntoxca-
y sendsd liquor and ali store ana shop keepers and
keepers Of public houses, prohibited fro keeping
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this order and will be looked upon with the greatest
verify. and punished By forfeiture Of their quer. nns
and imprisonment at the discretion OF the mesistrate
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Correspondents of the Phila. North Americana
MONTEREY, California. Sept. 10, 1886.
We have at length hoisted the American flag in Cali
fornia which took place in Monterey the TN Of July
the difficulties which oppressed them.
II almost incredible to any but eye witness the
lumber Of years No man could call his property his
own for one moment. The continual revolutions that
took place yearly were the principal occasion Of the,
to send her supernueus poor officers TO enrich them
selves the spois Of this cou6dng people to send
This has gone by. and the American Dag waves over
California, and Commodore Robert f. Stockton has
ina of M and cattle under % An
Alcalde Civil msgsrate has been elected in Monterey.
The election took place on the 10th inst almost all the
Mexicans and Californians gave their votes and Wal
formally elected Aicsids Of the Jurisdiction Of Monterey
three hundred miles The Alcsde has four councillors
who were Likewise elected to counsel with him in di
The election went of admirably, scarcely an inhabi
ant that not highly pleased with it, and that has not
promised to sustain the authorities
change Of hag they have been given to understand that
their persons and property will be secure that
crimes will be punished and honesty and industry will
General Castro that great oppressor Of the people, has
fed to Sonora taking with him sbout forty men princ
pslly persons belonging to Sonora, and eight
Csliiornians He was closely pursued by Captain Free
mont but was not ovstaken. for want Of horses pro-
coed
The ex Governor, Alvarado, IL now in Monterey, on
parole; he wa. well received by the commander Of the
United States forces here and cordially welcomed by his
friends; he very snsbe man, and for Californian
man Of good taents he says he IL well aware Of the ben
e6ts which must result to California and It's inhabitants
from the change Of government
The fgates Congress and Savannah here, also the
Erie which takes the bearer Of dispatches to Pana
her crnise down the coast. The rigates proceed
to the bay Of San Francisco. The Cyane and Warren
have gone to Acapulco. and viii capture that place
MoNrEsxr. California. Sept 10, 1916
We have daily and hourly complaints Of the outrage:
appears that nothing required but the OF Cas-
o for any set OF rascals to go on to mans farm,
horses and cattle have been taken in this manner and
their have never received one solitary dollar by
The country has been left almost without dollar not
withstsnding the enormous duties that were paid
orssn goods; and which amounted upon az average to
not sufficient to maintain the vices ESQ many sPacous
wJud-be officers with which this poor country pes
tsredconiinual fandangos and dinners given TO
who did ard many who did not deserve such indulgon-
css, swept away the whole revenue. The country
received any adequate benefit from those exorb
tant duties.
The Cslifornisns themselves begin gradually to
into this and they not headstrong not to
knowledge that they have for long time past be op-
pressed BY set Of idle rascss, who were too proud to
look for honest livelihood and desired nothing
than good horse and few silver buttons and gold
lace ct the expense Of the public that they might under
the authority Of stripe on their shoulder avoid the
stripes which they deserved to have their backs
There has lately arrived at the Sacramento three
thousand emigrants from the United States They are
expected settle around the beautiful bay Of San Fran
cisco, where they will hnd immense quantities Of the
finest land in the wosid with climate where sickness
unknown.
Since the 7th Of July robbsries about Monterey
getting OK hides. which are nothing more nor
side the houses all night and strsnge 10 say in this
country where will travel from tw enty 10 forty
miles steal buocks for the sake Of their hdes)
the find them still lying there In the morning
This be nothing but the effect Of preventive justice
No severity has yet been made use Of BY the civil