Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-01
Later from califsrnia.

ofiglaated as dJd the Last one b.swg.sa the French coaxal aud the government of tke IsisndS. sa ihe exaes5oa d dntaes wIhss and hquoEs iapsagaf sn Preach whaiers ts pay tug ther sapsls sss. Tae FEsEck Goye.nzsai claimed andes is treaty with inc HawE2n GoyegaUaeH;, that those wlnes and iIqnogs Shouii b. admitted wi'h only the ssrse aziies as those desnaa3ed as a tarsH aFea alalt ll4asEs, Ge-, whieA are PriRciPaliy supplied by BrIfssA vessesS
 Tae Hoase of Representatives had hy Yqge of 2 U s, kYed uP9a yaileFs ss Inc seal g r1Fega rSeHi aE the Sf1te. The bali had alseaff passgsl the Senate, 1ai thersiorc Ts uiscd L4.t tke Gov esaar sgnasasc to bsscozn, Iaw. Tbe Transcript giTes za acc0unf nf fv9 fgb1s betseen ihe PIs River indians and eaigrAnts D Scettz nver, iE bath os which the whites wefe completely r1a-ed aa3 d.yea oat 0f thai sesoa 2f tAe country.
 The SuPgene caurf saviss rendered dseis57a. dsaclarIng aali and voa3 ise titles cf property wsh in The hints uf San Francisco that was hea under grants from AlcalaeS, made sabssauent to the Ameucan occupatson of the country. unless saeh ' property Lad been improved by the grantee, tae sqaarteIS were busy in every direction fencing in unifnpTovea and WzeccHp5esi ground In some in s.aneeg they appear to have ueEehed upon the rghts of people having good titles, and they had banded together fa mutual ssppoFs and protection, sone ueahse was anticipated from ihcm. { The pay of pa5llc officers amounts to S224,o year.
 1 The SeaSon had been remarkably dry, and the Alta CaiIfarnla observes:
 i II tae fears of Sz.ae shoaId bs verified. and no Taia fall in Californa during the present sea son, Sone good will nevertheless attend the ms t0rtuEe-sQF the snow cn the Haantzinx being but sight, the ngerS, which aIe aow low, viii, daring the Rexf summer, beeone comparatively dfy. and tEe nHE1snse amount as gold hidden in their chan He-s, and which. as yet, have secn ayc agaInSt all efforts of he miners. in consequent Of tbe abundance of the water, w4i be troaght forth from Is hldiAg places .' l. aa II sin9 that blows nobody good" And, although az ahseace of ram would De very InJuEogs to agncHltare and live S.ocks and Tuinous to operations n the ary dig glags, soIDe compensation may be reeeIred from tze rveE beds.
 There are aow ten Christian churches in San Francisco, as follows: ] First Pn sbyterian Church, Rev 4. Williams, Stockton street, near Broadway
 FlrSt Baptist Charch, Rev O. C. Wheeler, 1 W WsSkiAgton street
 Piss Coagrt satioaal Church. Rev. T. D. Hunt, corner of Jackson and VIEglaia street. Trinity CAareh, Rev. k. T. Hab5aTt, Powell street
 Methods, Episcopal Caa,eh. Rev. waz- Taylor,
 N. E. Church. Rev. J. Boring. Recorders Court Room, City Hall.
 Graae Chapel Rev. P. L. Yer MsAr. Powell, street
 Roman Catholic Church. Vallejo, between Du- poAs aad Stockton streets.
 FiTsi Unitarian Society, AiLen@un Hall, Com m-Ecszl street.
 Happy Valley Congregation, Rev $. H. Wiley Civilization seems 10 be approac hing is highest State, as E exeulpllbedr Aa the annexed pair of paragraphs from San Francisco paper: The mother of glri named Margaret AyreS, yes- teElay preferred a complaint before has Honor tse ] isezco-der, againS; a Hal named WLlson. who under promise oi HaaEnaEe had Seducai the girl, and afuer accomplishing Als ends had reiaSeG 10 mary her.
 m GaY morning, ehaEged with esllIlz rape upon The perSon of little xlrl seven years of age whom Ae had adopted Ia hIs family. Ester iS a mauled man.
 DF. Winter and a Mr. Green ne. at the outskirts of San FFaHelseo, and after exchanging some high woTs.s, each drew 8 revolver and hzei Five shots were exchanged; Mf. Green reeeived two wounds one of winch was considered dauser9ax Dr. Winter wounded ia the ann The Grand Jury of San Francesca had indicted John Nugeat for sending challenge D ] unez N. Crane.
 John E Anderson. aged q, native of Balt;- more, was SFownef4n BolenBs bay, twenty mlles north of San Franclsco, by the eapslzlng of boat Two Of h-s companions were saved Anderson was attached io the SA4p Alfred, The gentlemen who rescued the suryiyoEs Tep8Ffs thar they found upon the beach at B1lsaas bay, trunk. containing Ies- ierS, papers, clothing, &c-, which appeared i0 have belonged 70 Capl Edward W. Bates, of Dan- &- PaPers 10 the address O. Angaste Cas.nar Gerard
 We had a conversation with gentleman vs.s ter3ay upon whose word can place ;hf- utas0gf reliance, who informed Us that an immense dis coveTY Of gold had been n-ade, upon hill iR the vlcIRity of ihe MokeiGmne nyer which had never prevlouSly been wrought A party of four straek upon the very summit some three weeks since and by digging down fifteen feet have thus far ;racte! oyes i0af thousand dollars. The gold, al though much coaiyer. $ similar ln colog to that found ln The vfcJaity of Nevada. black and rsxtv Tke gentlemen Eho kaye been working thls clam have aAd much difficulty washing, heinz 06,i- ged O convey then dITt great distance to waler. The eontinaed dlseoyereS which aza being made upon the hill tops are operiag new rcsources in the mineral wealth of California The idea that the gold of Ca.ltorHla has been exhaGsea $ ndlca- loas n the extEeIae.--Ilta Cs9fssrala
 The following aalinonal items n regard io gold dsSEag are from she Sacramento papers:
 The nlners are sad Q 5e doing well pear Nesr- town. one aile fr01 Rsagh and Ready. Tlse set- tl1rs along the ConsqIaaes have de.a-zaine3. apoa EE3gat1nc f5eF lands Dv dAIus3in- Hp fGe !ver and dzgzng canalg. The Sugar Loaf Iusaa,alss al Nevada. afe &Asa. b he iganelszi szE IAe par2sSe of s;fklag Fsch lead al t1at place. Rsch dzslasS arc sad 70 have bses discovered near Bear RsyeF The g1f $ taken fsoaa tecun1p1zs.i granite near sieep Hollow. The Times speaks of thirteen miners who have bean woFElag For a yeaG--1 Inc reztser rlver. at Longs bar. Wao have averaged s3t2u- Re GaSI Iaade 5y any 0ne perSon Gs S54io. Al RssaIag'S Glggaaz.s Ehe E2Gors have not made more than shree eoliaEs day daring the winter, aaa al pteSeat are net making much more than iAesE board. AtSpaalsh bar miiaie tark of Amen can uv@r. the mlness sad t0 have been very successful The TEanscnpt says ina; a AT. Bran- Gae- fEosa Scsits nvel, represents Inc mines Ihsre as aecaslesily tAe richest Tn CalIfoEnsa-
 agA; between IAwye.z ia Court, which $ not aa aSo@nmoG aEs.- ia California, took place ia esa fr4aesseo, lately in ihe eoar of JaslSce Phil h9 W shepherd The cgmba,anss Eere T. Kyle s1i CaaHsg i0r Wilson The A.sa CahfdEnsa g1ves us Fetses,as account of lke battle and se- g2ef.
 F seems that l t@e argussa at of a po1ag of law Af Wilson Taa contrary bs Mfr Ky.e's lleaz, aad pesaaps 3sl.ca'elf iaslalated that Kyle tad mol SeFt as clcse D Inc trath as he might have done ftE Of course excited the Isr sf ME Kyle xho Ssist N ilsou y The ,ArL, and l.ea .a.g he a-.xk 1i a.s .sn ilts apan l. Mr WIlsnn wssh az ,,, rt.-