The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
California Paper.

we are indeble To a gentleman who re-
turned with Geo kearney from his late
expediti,n N 10 California. They contain a
good many matters of interest 10 our read
ers, anu TO The people OF this countr!
which we shall briefly sketch.
Very marked discontent seems to have
prevailed lie 'CaiIiurnia Regiment, al
the lIne ui It's discharge srom seivlce.-
r,e ,.g ,ment had been enrolled by Coi'
Fremont, and promises oi pay were held
uut, wulch, II seems, were not realizet.--
" Ne inier from what Is stated, that pr
tion unly OF the pay was gwen - the men,
and lttat 4hey were compelled 10 receive
pay meut of this amount is made TO depend
on relief 10 be granted by Congress.
News uf the battle OF Bmepa Vista and
the cspture Of Fe,aC Cruz was received at
leroa Buena, ,r San Francisco, The ~,
ol May, and uccasioned- great rejoic'pgs
ihe town was itIumiuased.
The thieviug propeusities OF the horse
and nue steaiers is The uccasIon ol long
letter iron Santa Barbara, antstae hew
4 yerumsni Is .ceusured for not being able
.,u-cheek these depredatlons.
A l,ttersirom 5ouona, on the 9Th Of
MAY, says ,Lal Gov. B"egs had resslved a
ester ron Gen. KearDey arPaAptAes b."
Alcalle Of tina, town. But thstsAlr wash,
the old incumbent, who was elected under
com. Slock,on's proclamation, refused t.
surrender tie books ot the office; and tha
IN consequence they had no civil masIs-
trale. The writer says that IN conse
nad stolen tcur horses, and another ac-
Gus d ol stealing saddle and brldis, ant
a third who was charged with breaking
open truhk, all went uopnnished,
Two Sabbath schools were ia operation
III San Francisco.
Tie California Star, in announcing the
departure If Geo. Kearney ana Col. Ere
mont f.r the United States, INDUCES IN
some pretty severe structures npon the
conduct 0f ,he latter, while in California.
It charges that his movements, while i"
that te ,itory, have been llJadged, and
producing complete dissatisfaction. His
proceedings are said to have been in di-
rect opposision 10 the best ibterest oi his
cunntrynen in California; aud II Is re
make that ~ will require an tAJrt, aud
an immense Que, to reiastale his lost
fame Ia Caliotnia.'
OF Gen. Kearney, the editor speaks
be can neither eomn end nor
eunjena.
III may be that lie has usedhis best en-
deavurs 10 promote the welfare Of the peo
pie, aui that he has been ever regarded
If ,leir interests. IFle are not to deter
mtue.s
Almost every nnmber oftheso papers
has something to say 10 reference to the
suiferings Of the einigranis who died in
the California mountains, last winter;
anu IL ls E'Sh'ig afk"eus 'Hdt 'Hc He "
the ehorrihle fa,e which befell them. will
deter emig ration from theaStaies to thai
country. We have copied as complete
list as could he made out Of The names of
those who perished, as well as those who
survived. Que of the papers containsth
jouroai Of Capt. falloo, who. with par,
~ Of six others, left, the settlements last
April to relieve the emigrants, and
brought in all the property they could find
belonging to the company. kicsberg, the
monster whose cannibai propensities led
him to delight in living upon -human flesh
and drinking human blood. was the onl
person in The camp alive: Failon's ac
coont confirms every hing we have here
tofore stated in regard 20 ibe viliainous
conduct OF this man, aud We shall not re
iierate them.
The exportation Of quicksilver from
Csliiioraia is strictly prohibited By an or
der of Com. Biddle--S Louis Republican.
A son of Eric gave The following toss',
Heres wishing 20 mar never Gle, nor
nobody kill ye, until ye knock yer ewn
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