New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23

HosTITTIES ABoVE-lne war on inc btJ "a -
Francisco IL seems has been sniczby aoJusiro
the beigerents. Capt Weber who was IN COMMAND "
fty sixty volunteers was driven INTO S-hts Ci.1
the Californian no were some two nunofru ~
A dag OF truce passed and the leaders on Oo'n
met BY appointment. The Csifornisns st-'" 'n1t -
.ct was not N make the American u7K- Ou, ~
protect Themselves from the eePredsnous o. 49, -
under color Of the, Jag we're puuderbs m =. IN
cattle horace adde's and means Of suosistenee ~
they desired was that the property thus taken without
the authority Of the overnorGenera should De restoI
ed and they on their psrt would reeate thrf prisoner
and retire Qaietly 20 their homes lnese terms ie1
.o,,bIs snonsb were scceded TO- and the parties DIS
per.ed never we hope 20 meet again - Dclhserenh-
No taxing Of private property without giving ampe re
ceip. will De permitted BY the Lnted STATE sio'efhinen.
AID We entirely mistake the principles OF the piesoH
Governor General II be will tolerate i for moment
Arv.rzs BEIow--We have no Official intelligence az
vet from below We have rumOrs Ia snuno.nce' Dut "
DO not attach much credit o any Of them stl W
not be surprised II the first news that reAchs Us OF tls
cont. ~ The movements A. the town Of the angels
should be through the VssherHonen IN the fclhly %
Monterey They were thefrst 70 announce me tAklos
Of the Pueblo before by Com Stockton and me nr' 20
spresd the news Of its being retsken - the Ca'lL
ans Tnev knew before any other persons IN Monterey
the resulrOf Capt Mervines march from can f-oIo
How they get this Is no concern OF ours out inc
fact can question IL hu!s tne ms s.us
mode Of getting intelligence with which We are acquaini
ed II outdoes en- trey the csrrierpiseon syspm ana
throws INTO shade the magnetic telegraph -JaH 10
Tgy CALIFORNIAN. There are in California among
the natives or hexicsn subjects tao different classes OF
persons a. regards their ideas Oi and their deportent
In the present state Of affairs The hrst ~ these classes
are to.e who are in po,seson Of considerable amount
of property and have cst idea Of the great dement's
which result 10 them on permanent ehshse o.
government taking plsoethe second eass consists Of
Eli those very depraved Character who having nothing
Al present 20 lose reckless Of the future and are
always ready any moment 10 join any party hAi nay
be got up either for the purpose OF pundeI OF mere o
We could wish liz some measure 70 call the attention
OF the authorities OF the United states nov IN possession
Of California the fret class Of people here mentioned
lii now elk months since the American Gag has been
hoised in California and have had every opportu-
nifty Of observing that all those persons whom We nave
dstngushed belonging TO the hrst class OF Mexican
subjects in California have, with very lew eEceptohs
maintained strict neutrality and have osnAVe1 mem
selves in manner that deserves great deal OF lenity
and Discrimination the part OF the persons ia COM
pAnd on the different stations But we regret 70 see
that the good and pesceaoe euzen Is 700 osn te 10
who suffers while he ought 10 be treated with forbear-
apce Humanity snd civilization require that sucn DIS
crinipston should be made and Christianity teaches
us that II is better that ten criminals should escape pun
/ shunent than that one innocent man should suffer.
The act of couniounding the guilty with the innocent
belongs Only to the bsrbarous tribes and certainly
il greves the very besrts core 70 have our conntr
depart in this particular from the principles CT CIVILIZED
nations
That for the most part the people here spoken OF in
the first csss have not only maintsued commsndane
neutrality but that their every word and action has been
in favor of the Cause OF the United States OF America
ia strictly true They should not therefore be moested
more than consistent with the safety OF mat cause
1t our opinion they should be protected 10 person
and property to the utmost OF the power oil nose per
/ sons no are placed in authority over them.
The second class Of people here spoken Of as we SAID
before have nothing 10 lose, tn suffer noihns they
ars up from their infancy in the camp anc II is
well known that even when travelling for pleasure, or
away from home any frvous pretext that they pre-
fer sleeping under tree TO sleeping in house snd as
long they can get string OF fat beef 20 roast or the
hot Goals Of camp FIRE, they better sAusned, than
I ,ka MD ha siff at
the world placed before them.-Jdn. To-
ARRIVAL OF THE L. S. SHIP INDEFENDEScE This
noble ship bearing the broad pennant Of Com shuoriek
came 10 anchor In our harbor Friday evening last
She sailed from Boston the 29h OF August arrived At
Rio Janeiro in 53dsys remained there days arrived
at Valparaiso in "a days, remained there ? dsys' and
arrived here in 40 days This ls splendid sailing but
the Independence Of the fastest ships IN our ser
vice "a well as the most powerful We welcome her
o. and recognize among her ohcers some OF
the choicest spirits of the navy Com Shuouck IN vir
tue Of his rank takes command Of all the naval and land
forces here.
The Press we have received the hrsttwo numbers
of new paper just commenced at Yerba Buens il is
Issued upon small but very neat sheet at elk dollars
per annum II is published and owned by ;. Brannan
The leader of the Mormons who was brought up by Joe
smith himself and is consequently well qualified 10 IN
fold and impress the tenets Of bis sect-Jan- 70.
Loss Of The Launch Of NE Cai<d STATES sioop ofraT
Wdrren rih Three Ofoers and Mae Sedneq On Thurs
day Dec a. 1876. the launch belonging to the United
States sloop OLIVER Warren, left ferbs Buena on the
San Francisco for Fort Sacramento (sutters) for the
purpose Of communicating with the Commandan OF the
Fort Capt NJ Kern
She wa. put in charge Of Passed Midshpman VIM.
Montgomery. acting master OF the L ;. soop OF war
Warren with Midshipmsn Daniel c. Hugennin OF th'
/ L : soop Portsmouth, pilot. and L. NJ Montgomery
! Clerk 30 Commander Montgomery, and a crew Of mint
men. George Rodman, seaman, coxswsin Anthony
/ Sylvester Alexander Mcdonald. Samuel Turner Ssmu
1 eli Lane Milton Ladd John w David. Gilman Hilton
| Lawson Lee After being absent II days iesrs wer,
entertained for her safety and Mr. r l. Ridley was sen
-. Il Ns.p4. EHFh flfu
3 men from the Warren. Mr. Ridley returned after al
absence 10 days having crused up the san Joaquin AM
the Sacramento nothing was heard from them and III
conclusion Is that the launch was lost in the bay
Nhas seldom been our lot 10 record 90 melancholy Al
| accident We were personally acquainted with MI
| Husinnen. He WAS remarkably steady talented an
| Amsble young man. and promised lar To De an orns
( nnent 10 hs profession. Those who were scquainte
/ with the Messrs Montgomerys speak in the highes
terms of them They were the cons OF Capt John
Montgomery Of the L. : sloop-oi war Portsmouth WI
has been stationed for some time IN the Bay OF sal
Francisco and has established for himself among III
people of the Northern District reputation that doe
honor 10 our countTy.-JdH e.
Married A, ssn Francisco. by WA Bartlstt Esq Chic
Magistrate of the District Mr. John Henry Brown OF sal
Francisco sud Miss Hetty Cornels Pei, late Of We.
chester County Newiork
Obfuary-Died at san Francisco. Adelaide Larkir
daughter Of T. o. LarkiD Esq L. Navy Agent a, MOI
terey
The Chief Magistrate OF this far Of region Is Waite
Cotton OF the l. > Navy. Ibe manner IN Which ne PEI
formes his duty msy be from the following ofhci'
Ordinances which appear under his signature in tn
Californian.
An Ordinance respecting The employment Of Indians -
Be IL kn wn 10 al persons residing in the Jurisdiction
Monterey that the Magistrate Of said jurisdiction and II
board OF Council have deereed the following
That person whstever shall heneeforth hire Q
take into his any Indian without cerhcai
from the former employer Of that Indian stating tbs
the said employer has claims the services OF hi
I lpdian for wages advanced
Any person taking into bis employment any India
without such certhcs!s. and advancing sny money
property advanced and If it should be proved th
suy Indian mas been enticed away from the service
his master the person convicted of having entice
him shall De liable hne exceeding twenty dollar
, less thsn FIVE dollars.
10 the present crisis Of affairs II Is requisite that ID
arrival and departure of persons should be known Al IN
Office OF the Military Commandsnt All persons. Their
fore, arriving In Monterey viii report themselves at b
quarters and all persons DESTROYS OF leaving must ca
there for passports.
An ORDINANCE TO PREvESr The SALE STOLE
PRoPEETY-Auy person who shall purchase bullOe
or horse. without the legal sale mark the animal,
certificate osale from the person whose name the
msl bears, shall forfeit the animal purchased or
value. and be liable 10 hne exceeding twenty do
lars the discretion VI the Chief Magistrate OF the jun
! dieron.
: The Commercial has = number Of the Californian
the 2sih, one week later than our hle OF is eonten
0 the Commercial says:
The paper Of Jan . contains general order fror