The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-13

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Indians and our troops. happ.m
company Of infantry, and anotbe, i
mad lett sonoma and oyspaksu n 1
Indians, at Clear Lake, and ,U,i, 4,
River Two Of the troops vsro M
ded and from 1870 to 200 Indians "A.
were not present when Capt. C.uu
formations and are unable 10 ob,is \,
telIigence.
MORE OF THE CALIFORNIA /
A party of distinguished citizen
francisco visited the FareIlow I,,,a|
23d Of May.
These islands are about tweplpsI
out from tile harbor, and are apparsdlI
BY a volcanic upheaval from the ia
ocean. The largest one contains aloud
acres. Il was formerly occupied y
SLAMS, whose tenemenls are yet iha
most perfect state. The visitors I'D
place occupied BY myriads Of Oh
every known kind, and some with Viii
were unacqualnted. Among Other
birds, they describe The veb.focd
Which has the outlines Of i parrot Will
of a water-fo wi.
The most wonderful o;ccIipnns theu
king Of beasts-the sea lions. These
have congrega.ed there to the nunbero'
ands. They are Of The ttgest CHS
footed beasts, weighing between lwo'
thousand pounds! They have tie e1s3
Of the lion in conformation, incIii
name, and roar in a similar MANNER y
louder.
Since the sailing Of the steamer 18th
the 18th instant, the operation Of Ih'
miners tax has ELECTED considerable
attention. In the Southern mines The
of foreigners are 10 be found inf
vicinity of the soaorian camp they
many thousands alone, The proper
Americans being more than i've @O
Sunday the 18th inst, they held ne
Sonora, and passed resolutions . \
payment of the tax. They posted %
tory pIacards in derisiOn Of tho An'uI
uIation and seemed to court what com
u
The Americans assembled 70 w
announced themselves ready 70 ~
authorities Of the State. Two Ansne
previously killed, while la az ny
official duty among the foreign PoPn1
About five hundred men assembled y
of Sonora from that neighborhooui
people Of Sullivan's diggings ana
also prepared for the emergency
lence Of the foreigners s'ou rsesl''s
in a manner that will have . lasting y
Among the first dsn0n'''l9y'
the Sheriff was in the act q alfs'a"s
Der Of the peace, he received : '1sn
the back this was seen BY an An'"'
emit, who clell the perpstraioi % "
In connection with this suplsS'
he News the following, handed
BY Col. Hayes. 1t was addressed J
.leman by our friend and lsll'"'''
3esaneon. y
Notice to Ereigasfs.-l1 = "uG
Trencbmen, Chilians, fsFu'''@ !. :,
here is the highes, necessity ~ Y
md to tn , vexatOns Of 'heAm''
lo ,,.sl,sI
If you intend TO allow ,1.'I C.lIs
Re repudiated by their county 4.
nd % 10 tho Camp of Sonora ~ N,
There will we try to guaranty I .Sss
and to put a bride 10 ~ ,,..sss
ed ,iG States, thereby prolaliPgA'i'' ''
COLUMBIA, MAY 10, 1850 \,
This is a copy Of one among 4. ,,..,
bills posted gPel y langg
diggings, written u dIll'I e, ,srstI
Tbe country ! sale Ny S' 0q VI
To Coz. HAYS, I, e ID
The Oregon arrived q ran, ssslbb
GARD 1 block or stone Y, ,1.ssa.ai
10 the Washington m' II IL
Pursuant to the instructions ~ ! j.
IRE, Gov. Burne.. employed .. g a
~ q yisIt the different l'9 i.,is spod
i best and most ch'ra'l'' M.dpo..
The MOUNTAINS q " s1S..dpg
n. ou,,a block Of The so eI,.s lhroa
IL shining 90 'P'il'l''