The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA,
AHHfPAL OF STEAMSHfP CHEROKEE
Late News from the Sandwich IsIan,,.
chhii, Oregon, Panama, etc.
LARGE RECEIPTS OF GOLD DUST.

passengers. The IT 6 .,a.,..- e, -,
from Key West on The evsn;no of Tho I., Ths
English steamer Ina-rib,e was 81, u,v.n. oh,
the Cherokee left. The Cherokee brings the mails
and $50 passengers, in whose hands is inward, of
$500 600 i, oold d,s,
The following is the list of passengers bv the
Cherokee:
.aPetne. Mr.. LaPretne and daughter, A Otto and
Lamb NJ, Is In b lap ~ n,o!i, NJ rieasa1 NJ.
C,ask, Jane, Allen, Nine Lsra., Chi d and svt Mrs
Brady Ir"neo santa Gnz any Msns Ena VSs In%es Lopes
scp Pe,tn. m%ghy, y w Pack and lady Ne Gun.
Wells, . Phillips, Patterson, 1'boSs, W Patterson.
Hum"seSs Waes Pt oed 1edreys sr 5erson
Wb M' M,,aa,t' " Hsy.eI. MsCo1ne /! fame e A Price
II Brady savens Gunninshsm. lin. scnh"s,'
Caet Powell " Mt;ns e F1 Rsb.r NET I. assnd; s; paws
/ Ford ! Hyslop, Rnnyon, T Fresml Thos Hazeon'
JCaIIs PMsryin, and a1J obsr. !" af'e'' 'ar'n'
.Specie Ltst uer .S,so,.,h;. T,I,..l.. r
Adams, $1,000 r. s. Fre,z A. Re-. s,a ooo
Stmson IL Co $40 mn
EZertious in S,, E,oa... IT., r-re.
Co,,;.r or Nal ,,,,:-.- 'o,"''
,;o,. tbs, inc, ,as,,l,ad :; ,ha A1 u'y eec-
in San F,sno;.oa -, tlu'pn Vi 'ie wings
o,, - .,,- - D'ehha"'' iohg
hno, a,oa.oI M M pop'''i ''eahDoa' captains has
ya,,,.,.s. i-e'''
, r., '"'se NUMBER Oh hne stores
~ "i"oa' warehouses; are gong up IN San
Francisco. The Courier says: alt will REQUIRE
but few years to witness in San Franc;.co o,,..
of suhs,,n,;aI h,;,, 1t, N 1''
~ - ""'eN win 'aVoiaoiy com-
p' "''i my vi Tue large ana more prosperous
cites oil the world
Insurance Companies-Some of the naners .r.
urging uoon the I.ea;s,,,r,. - - ~
,on,a,i .s...,; ~ " '''o''y 'ne "o'
'p"''"' a' W permit the establish
men. oil marine insurance companies. There is
bill Tor that purpose in the hands of a Select
Committee of the Senate but il seams IN have ,on.
TO seep. Tbev hsli.vs H.. ux.s,ao s.
,. c,:r- 'Ne P'o"'' vi insurance oe-
n'a ana new 1 ork, and other ports,
are nearly TWO miilions per annum, and think that
the people of San Francisco ought to ,ecpre a
lion share of that laroe .r
y,n,bina -r,.o s. '..'
IL, 80 "'7" msfe Iyhched' about ~
hiies pe'ow nevada, on Deer Creek, on the 30th
OF Aprii. They had stolen some gold dust and
received ll2 lashes each.
French and American Miners.-A great excite.
men' has occurred on the Moquelumne Hill, and
the American and French miners have come in
collision There ar. two versions of the d;f3,cp,,v
One savs thar the E,srob ,,;no,s bad d;.oo,,..a.,
on .xooa4;,, IL - - -, -
"a,at1 .'n,, s, i''u piaoe', anu p'oceeoeo 10
"No VIZ ''eo vi iou' o'a''hs edc"' Such
monopoly being contrary 10 the mining regulations
Of the camp, which allowed each miner a specified
number of square feet, The Americans demonstrated
with the French parry, and required that they
should confne their claims to the established lin
its. The French refused 10 be- dictated to, and
proclaimed their purpose of retaining and working
all the claims they had defined. The Americans
thereupon, essayed 10 expel them, by force, from
the usurp-d ground, and melee ensued, in which
one American and three Frenchrnen were shot.
A parry OF The French then proceeded to San An.
and arus' anoHer Wag n,ng OWL ABOUT zen miles distant
their conn,rymen. ali armed The Americans S'
dseming it inmdicions TO resis, them. permt,rd
Them to go to work on the disputed ground. In
IN. .he mean time runners were dispatched TO Stock,
.o"t 10 demand the AID OF the authorities to quell
ale 4lsiuroahGs ana enforce the established mining
,esh;au",'s ,'; when our informant ielt stockton,
- a,n. oau osem ,t uo.e Dy 'e authori'les' nut II
f,c,s ~, "1y wou 80 soon as the
asss,ann. a,,J Sae e., ~. S ,n oe even. ''at no
,oina,i "a i i'o''' o'o.h'''i' u was 'he oe'er-
At ali hnzards snd enaina, ~ I'll na'i ,n 'ie'r cause
Ano,her version ,snressn,s ,,yo F,anob,,., ,,,5
one American Killed, and saws:
From all we can ascer tain, in relation to the
causes which led to this unfortunate difficulty, we
70 a,i 10 "1l,rpuse WG 'he ne o1Ene' almost solely,
oneneJ claims which rrnY.,i 20 L ,i.he's nau
Americans have taken f,rcible possession of them,
and this as might be expected, has led to dificultv
""u '.J'uSueo II is 100 o'ten the case, that the
Who en,,,av sna,a H. 'i ore .ie Pefsohs
it is unfortunate that the onnosts ia nor N. rss'
they would then be less frequent
Since writing the above, learn that another
encounter occurred occurred above, between some Ameri-
killed Tbs eanss of :" ,h ~.om ,rh, Se'tra. nave peeh
stated above, the unjust attemnt If .oms rnnrnc;.
Piled men to drive successful foreign miners from
their claims.
The Public Balance, of May /, has sly dig at
the operations Of money d. alers, in the following
paragraph:
GoM Shipment The three steamers, which
san lo-day ior ranama, take out 81 ,357, 900; of
e. Sa7 oon' W % l'he eo Seoo0oo; c0o lodge "
monthlv transm;ss;on n1 ,,oE ~ i" ., n's sent
most ,,nouss,onahIu h,s nn,;ou sV-a"1 Jn s 70
wish IN send rnonsu =, 10 oha. "a . ~ w NY
nj six or seven ner csnt nor .nnm, 49, IL !, e.
he invested hara p' .en' ~ PC, a"n"i', wren II eau
entv' Gve nor 80 o.; ' ,iySey neh say ~ SeV'
f S"o" '"0''
Al"raer IN Sonora.-William Bowen young
man twenty. three years of age, from Providence.
Rhode Island was st,hheJ in ooId h,oaa h., ,
M.x;oa., -. III '',o e,ooa @ oy
o"H"o""' a' sonora on the 18th April
lie d'ed lew hours after he was stabbed. The