The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

Iftom the AllA Cali rniA, Feb. 10
Since the departure OF the last for Panama
che Indian difficulties have been on the increass
ther than other sise aud murders robbsries and
ports OF bostilites, collisions and battles have been
life. Encrts have been made In the Legislsturs to
sase funds and State troops for carrying the
one OF the Governors aids, J. Ne-iy job nson ESQ
tss been despatched By bis Excelepcy to the scene
0 dsturbapces to act the part of the state with
the United states Indian Com i,sor ers. Authority
has been given to raise force OF volunteers to be
used In case OF necessity The commissioners have
also left stockton with an escort Of some hundred
nitsd States troops and IL is conhd.utly believed
that u no obstacles throvn In their way By
refrl or Interested men, they will be able to form
Sresties with the mountain tribes aud thu give quet
20 the county They len OF the right stamp &C.
luainted with the Indsn character, and disposed to
The weather has continued dry. and, fer winter
vondertully warm; sometimes. sr high az rs degrees
have not had i've inches Of rain since Last March
The tear now L. that shall have more rain. the
cor,,quencss Of which uil be severe di-appotutent
10 those engaged In the dry dsxings and perhaps Ia
'.sl TO the stock and sgtie ultorsi interests.
Our lcgi.lstur. has been battling for many thing,,
Out bss rev victories Don Qutxotte conflicts with
srdmills amending acts by ma siog .h.m worse, aud
passing very iew which may b. beneficial, logrol
ing or he ofce Of United states s. nstor Tor -stab
shing the future sect OF goyenmsnt Tor each
other Lout m thsir leritimae legitlative ead 80
nave been III. cbgsi pu bite az our lls
tors They have fixed upon next Msnday as the day
to elect EQUATOR ts the Of MIR. Fremont, after
the fourth Of March next, aod various the sps.
culatlons concerning the result. Some b.lt-ve MIR
1ling will be elected ZONE Mr.. ueydenf-ldt while
others have crossing iath Ia Mr. Fremont In shoss
part OF E.ny. This was q perfectly natural result
Whenever opposition 4. carried to persscuion IL de-
seats its end and assists the vroBged party. Such
has been the care with Mr. Fremont
The health Of the State Is OF the most glorious de-
seription there scare. any deaths or sskness In
any part Of the State tar ve have heard There
IL no b. al tbi.r country on earth
The excitement about the 6od BluH, hes not died
aut, but mucn sub ided It jet remsins for the CON
psniss engaged there TO whsthr the amount of
sold there can be made profitable 20 them. lndivi
osls can scarcely expect make piles bJ Isolated s
tor IN that place
The klamath, Scots river and o.her losslitis' In
the extrem. north of the ststs. to bear the palm
in the fsth OF our peope In their richness IL 10
y. hoped that u IL something mot- thin dsanc.
which lends enchsp TO the vie ~ In this mstter
The expeditions cent to the Oolora 10 river pro
crossing In their purposes. Lieutenant Derby has
gsssed up the gulf and tome distaDce 40 the river
md Major Hentzsiman's command a. alec at hsrivsr
The equater question has subsidrf a at
che iudcious decision of our Recorder snd Other
cheers opinion have contributed IN on with
the opinions Of the prees TO check the ndency
80 fofcibe entries and occupation q sth.r people
aand. which for . While seemed mania here
Our State LAYS having been foun0 inadquats to tbs
OF come ooait.r the people have been dispeus
Ing Justice under the cSde of Judge Lynch
fhs Legislature has passed the loan bill for raising