The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-02
WTEalleSvCE 81 ThA var.
IMPORTANT FROM CALICO.
The Details Of the News
BR OUGHT The YDE-
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THE RIOTS AT SAN FRANCISCO.
INDxaNATxo1g AGAI1sx
A MERICAN CONGRESS-.
TROUBLE At THE MINES.
Confirmation Of the Departure Of Gen. Penii9
r. Smith from San Francisco 10 the
Ships Of War in Port.
WET WEATHER AT TnE PLACERS.
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THE PROGRESS OF EMIGRATION,
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THE PROGRESS OF EMIGRATION.
60. 60. 60.

WARRINGTON, June ~, ISi9
The refreshing showers of yesterday have cooled
down the atmosphere, and, by the aid of fresh
north breeze, have made the day more supportabls
than the last few days have been.
The late news from California, say up to the 18Th
May, sent. by telegraph from New Orleans, has
been confirmed, by the receipt of letter, yester-
day, from Mexico and Mazatan, by Mr. PARROT,
our consul for the latter place, now here.
The causes Of the rotous proceedings in Califmwis
attributed to the disappointment of the inhabi-
tants, on hearing that Congress had adjourned
without extending the ia,cs of the land over their
territory. They could longer bear such neglect.
Dfobs 1t seems, ,oere organised at all the dr,nki~s
houses, to cypress their indignation at such unpa-
raAeled neglect on the part of the government. The
effects Of an orer indulgence in liquor afforded the
materials for general outbreak, phieh Gen. Smitk
and has officers endeapored to queA but, after er-
haustng his patience, aud despaing of being able to
put an end to the innumoabie crimes publicly COM
rtted, had for has oon personal safety taken shell
ter on board the ships Of ,oar IN the harbor. If such
be the order of things in San Franeisco, ,chat may
zoe crpect to hear from the gold diggings'
Much discomfort is manifested. on the part of the
Americans and Californians, that the rich deposits
of gold thrown open to foreigners, who are ar
irving, in regular organized and armed parties,
from all places on the Pacific, tor the sole purpose
Of digging and carrying away the gold. Such in
the influx of foreigners, that, from Mexico alone,
$4,000 have gone. There is some reason in this
complaint. The gold deposits in California should.
and must, be preserved for the use of our own ct-
zens, and nterlopers, the scum of other countries,
be prevented, by law or force, frsm landing, with
the view Of digging and carrying from the country
the gold. Should such an order of things exist
long, the whole Of the immense beds Of gold will be
taken TO the four winds, TO the manifest detriment
of both the government and citizens.
II would not be amss were the odum of all these
msfortunes to fall the heads of certain fanati-
cal party, composing the majority of the last Con-
gress. May they never re-occupy their seats a.
| representatives Of these United States,
There is great deal TO do, and be done, for
California, by the next Congress. | regret to say
that nothing will be done till then.
There is probability that the Mexican govern
ment will shortly be overthrown. Santa Anna IL
expected back. The Indians of Michoacan, Jalis-
co, Qusretaro, and the State Of Mexico, are up in
arms against the whites, butchering them right
and left. The opposite party will, no doubt, take
advantage Of these disorders bring on the over
throw of Herrera's government
Some fifty persons had arrived at Mazatlan from
California, who gave most deplorable account Of
the state of the country They found the Yankees
too much for them, even at their own game
mining. There will be no more emigration from
Mexico. The placers OF Sonora are drawing peo-
pie in that direction. They are said to be richer
than those Of California.
The Mexican commissioners had arrived in
Tepic, where they were rusticating.
fFrom the New Orleans Pieayune, Jun. 231
By the arrival Of the British steamer Clyde In Mo-
bile Bay. on "wednesday evening. ve have received
hles Of III S,gio ard La Trs Unor from the city q
Mexico, TO the l2th inst, inclusive
We npd In the Trs,f d Union Of the 9th, volumnsss
documents Illustrative OF the present condition Of the
moludes recently arrived In California and the dH
fculties which bcset tbs laborer In collecting the pre-
cous metals on the placers. They give unfsvora-
Bile aspect To all Psrhsps-and IL IL very bksly-thsrs
IL eraggrstion In them arising from dsappoint-
meDt; but as all the sccounts hitherto received rsm
deem il just and proper and necessary even. to civ.
the other eide II the picture Every medallion has lie
I later than that which received BY the Crssosst
/ City. This will be found In the folo-ing paragraph,
taken from the correspondencs Of the Pe Cssess Of
I AneSpress arrived the day before yesterday from
Mssstlsn In i've days aud skaf bringing
from san Francisco to the 18th u say AZ that date,
everything In disorder In California The dover
With hts troops, he'd been obliged TO take rsfsss
dared not land or a,y han,ss issa Ass Sols,. rhs
itais. the original The Law Of the stronx.sS
dual had been killed In ssa Fransisco By . me-
lefsctor Who wanted to wr-st from him . morss q
bread which lie held In his hand
We must adds the writer Il the foregoing, that
th.se details require confirmation They givsa
- rumors, In . letter from Masstisn.
We do not believe . word of the above There are
too many Law abiding Americans IN California to sd-
init Of such s1ront being offered to Cen smith, the
Delegated authority u their country
The subjoined Is IRON the TSau Union, Of the e<h
instant -
They embrace Interests u too grsv. character cd
NIT Of theleast delay In giving them pasliciy:
Msrioo, June & 1sse
Ma. Epfroa-Havisg left the plac.rs ON the ASA az
April and San Francisco the 1st May; having seen,
With an impartial eye all that IL nov passing la JA-
,ors,s, deem u my duty 70 give 70 tae pao.,o tbs
cuisted 70 alarm many pessns who have relations ssa
friends In that country, IL may however, prsv-ss
others from rushing 10 their ruin perhaps 10 nag
be the means Of saving their livss
Gold h not extracted Nth knife Ia order 90 OBJ
yard and half deep by the dimsn-ios. -ids.
with crovbars aud pcksxes These pits are duo IN
qusstiy in short time they arsnIied vi, eater
inconvepiebcs does not exist Ia TIA. dry digging The
l.borers up to their knees Ia sst.r exposed during
the day to heat powerful that Of the
efs In Mexico, aud during the night When tue sold 10
severe they sleep under tent fthey have -hioh
air. Such s the state q things some lusEy in
divduais collect gold but unfortunately the greater
nun Der DO OBTAIN sufficient TO d-frsy tnsir sx-
peDser, which are enormous; and the man VINO
turn HON. In good health With What he has bought
hitbsr, msy consider himself fortunate iEtsod
sb0r At the mines T. that II gsey slsve the most
robust man cannot stand IL q month Upper Califor-
MIA the fertility Of which has been Landed IL the
contrary, Of deplorsble ssrity when compared ~th
the Mexican republic. IL is . country vhsrs suffer
ibgs and privstiOns are only 10 b. encountered.
beg you therefore TO insert th.ss fugitive r-mxn
and alec the following two articles from the Amsrcsa
paper published on the spot, with few paragraphs
taken nom letters emanstpg from persons worthy OF
credit. JUAN REDOiSG.
(From the Alta Cslifornia. Of April 20
We have for some weeks Published lat Of vessels up
for California his list doss not probably conpri-e
the half OF the real number snd mar presume 'thsx
tive hundred sail from the United states Wild enter our
port during this year.
Many vessels hsvs set sail from En.lsad and IA.
euptinent q trrope; crowd " other l,~stna
We receive similar inteslikenoe from AL the isisads