The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-09

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An election fof councilman had been held in SAcra-
asnto eay which resulted IN the choice Of Richard N.
Betty, suenoReef
Aaong the death. ia San Francisco was Henry Mont.
somer, II New York, upon whose body was found
better of introduction from Alexander q Catte & Co,
oi Philadelphia
Causes ot lAs saOlen ia Sscraa,ago Guy are thus
stated hy the Transenp % Al sIuge descriptive Of The
chl belofs the breaking 81 The epidemic Th.
back yards 10 sa~lAusaAts hosis, stables
and snaskss. w~s~ ee Sn with Nth that had been accu
Sai4ax Mno* NE mr., slos was struck 70 rar oar es
casks, hoop- SALT and all The hih that would naturally
accumulate from The refuse matter o tLoasaads OF bar
rel, Of ssrd yroysaoas which had bsen opened and
tailed 10 our eiuzens and the eas OF thousands oil
o,n~rs who purchased their supplies iron Casks oi
spoiled meat, cheesss, SC, sppsd Ia the sabuEbs
OF the city, aad LEFT 10 infect the atmosphere Tor miles
around Neither the streets fre from spoiled
tables and matter wasting By the slow process OF de.
composition Large pambefs OF men nigh, be seen every
nixht seep.ng IN the open air GA he ground, upon
boxes OF merchandise This potion os citizens
general thing paid la,ie attention either 10 cleanliness
the wholesomeness OF their diet"
THE cESsrs or SAcEANEsTo Inhabitants, which
have taken, 60o0 OF these, there are 800 ieDass
3ea stoves, ~ eloaiig spor.s,
IS blacksmith shops, steam m.lir,
brrweriss, lemoasyTnp manuiaeto-
~ physician. ries,
10 lawyers, livery stables.
Six churches. VIZ lst Presbyterian; Grace church.
Episcopal Methods, Episcopal church. Norh; hIeho,
dist Episcopal church, sonih ist Baptist obash NJ t.
church. coored; X c. church.
There are over one hundred establishments Of pro.
ducive industry. To show what our mills are doing,
give example
hned $4,000 sacks at s So $4,000 corn meal ground.
1900 bushels. si7,15o; annual proeeeds ss2 $50
There other mills, OF which only Iehnes
the other rehnes and sIinds corn also.
Ii 10 my impression hx, about l5po more would have
been taken had not the cholera visited Us Anos, every
other house south OF street Il took tins part OF the city
altar the cholera broke ouu vacated within lew
days after il commenced It's favages think can safely
say that Sacramento city has floating population OF
about 1000, giving her (which l thnk she justly de-
serves) about $500 population
Ia The county without the city there are $500, VIZ at
Mississippi bar abou, so0 Negro bar 55o Mormon isand
$40, and scattering throughout the couoiy and on
the Costumes. about 1900, which viii make $4,000 Tor
- $3.50 J. N. JOHNSON. Asst Marshal
The grand jury Of Sacramento has presented the hos;
pi,a al Suffers Fort being exceedingly nj kept Ill
regulated. and dsxu.nsy nllhy.
FRoM FL DosADo cousIy-The latest intelligence
have from the force Organized to resist the Indians
was furnished last evening BY gentleman Just ar.
rived from Johnson's rancho and Pscerye The troops
under the cammand OF Col Rogers, some two hundred
in number, at Johnson's rancho, making prepa-
raiions for an excursion 10 the haun,s oihe Indians
They were meeting with great dirncultes IN getting
together provisions and other supplies and nearly every
thing they have raised has been al theu own cx-
pen.e The latest outrage that came TO the knowledge
OF our infonnan, committed BY the Indians upon
small party Of nmx.., who was sw on 's ne oa'ron @
grants, when they abou, SIX mhes beyond Leak
springs, wounding man and woman Of the company
This caused them 10 Ay IRON Their .esms which The
Indians took possession Of and allowed the owners 10
escape
TsINrp,p, Oct Al, ls5o--Mes.rs Editors Yesterday
there arrival Of one Of the regular pack trans
from the Klamath mines. coming from salmon creek,
and. usual Ct late the news mos, excellent There
is no, dissatisfied man among the miners The reports
10 regard Indian murders are false with the exception
OF Nrssf.. pink and Cushing One OF the Indians has
since been shot.
FIFrEgS AMERICANS KILLED Prom the stockton
Journal lesfn that there haa been ,h between The
Indians aud inercaos in the vicinity OF Moqneumme
h.ll m which fifteen of The latter killed. and pEob
ably as Hiaoy oi the Indians lhs news was eoatrmed
IN Soc yesterday morning. we have been inaFned,
BY gentleman Ias iron that place lbe Indians are
thought to be those driven from e Upper Sacramento b
the force under Col Rogers
FROM Los ANGELES.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 5--A few days since company Of
six came down from me Nasppes o. sgh~sl Win an
Intention Of exploring TO the east Of this Tor gold They
had got far the Lsgoon, about sisiy miles from
this city, on the road 10 b Colorado when ney overlook
party Of Sonorians, who engaged IN watering Their
animals AT an opportune moment the latter turned upon
them with their knives killed two OF the Americans upon
the spot and horribly wounded another 10 Their turn
/ the Americans killed OF the Mexicsns This - The
story told by the surviving Americans who were ~ nj The
Rancho del Chino few days since for the 10 con
vey back their wounded comrade The name OF one OF
\ the men who killed was Freeman. He was lawyer
by profession, and late from Texas bu, formerly from
Missssipp The OF the others oil the party have
not LEANED
The Indians on the desert continue their depredatons
upon our rancheros Over 400 horses driven on
1 few days since through the Cahoone Pass captain
Larell with company Of infantry, Is stationed At the
Rancho del Chino for the protection OF this but for
all the good he does, he might as well be IN san Frames
co Ii Is intended however, believe. at the commence
ment OF erect fort In the pass and then
the troops will be removed there.
The mm Kraton BY the Gila route y nearly over The
great proportion OF the immigrant have gone 10 ssn
Diego this and taken shipping for San Franc co
There is good deal OF complaint here IN regard 10 The
movements OF General Morehead Thz, person was ssni
down by the governor 10 raise company 70 20 10 The
Colorado and chas,ise the Youmas tie has been IN THIS
vicinity all summer and has had company OF men "a
der pay for about four months He left for the Colorado
about slx weeks since, with hundred men, k~a
about twenty Indians and has had OF two other sS
mishes with them. The Indians had been fsls.ul
friendly towards the ferry company and The WHITES gen
orally They have all reirea'ed to parts onknorh,
and left thar fields Of corn and pumpkins ~ os ~
their chiyalrous enemy The probaby rs 'hA' ~ 900"
"a Morehead turns his back which he uns soCn 90 a.
he is known TO be short of provisions me indnns WI
1 re;urn and revenge their wrongs oy sAneh~hoG e'sy
4 emirrant tina, comes in their way, -,
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