New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14
From California.

From California.
By the arrival of the FL Dorado yesterday morning
seventeen days later intelligence has been received foi
California, but not single San Francisco paper
hand. Our dates from Sacramento and San Diego are
the 18th ult and we take from the Sacramento Union
portion of the following summary of news:
The past fortnight has been one of more than usua
! Interest in this commonwealth The great increase
crime in many sections Of the State has naturally create
anxiety and apprehension in the minds Of many that tn
scenes Of are to be repeated We however hay
confident hopes that the wisdom aud discretion of
people coupled with energy and yigant action will war
off from us the recurrence Of farther outrages
In the counties of Shasta Trinity Calareras and Eide
RADIO, broi fights and murders have been Of frequen
occurrence, the particulars of which will be found il
| another part Of the paper.
On the morning of the Sd July, the first overland emf
grafton of the present season arrived in this city III
party consisted of twenty-sx young men. They wer
from the State of Ohio. and made the through trip ii
/ seventy two days .4 4
The Government resftrain which left this city tn
18th ut., arrived at Plaeeryille on the GOTH I
hmigrants from the Mississippi river are now amos
daily arriving, many of whom locate in the mining sec
tons of the country The emigration will be large th
season, but probably not equal to that of 1850 ~
| The anniversary of our National Independence wa
celebrated in almost every city and settlement Throughout
the state. The demonstatonin this city far surpassed
that OF any previous OCCASION and the procession partc
| uarly presented magnificent appearance
In many of the mining precincts there oratons
dinners and public reoicings and the glorious day
universally held in remembrance by every republican
Business during the last fortnight has been brisk and
prices have ruled high in consequence Of the nonarrva
| OF the many vessels overdue laden with supplies
The health Of the city and State is good The weather
been very hot for the last few days but the nights
invariably cool and delightful
The farmers busy engaged in harvesting the crops
are coming in freely, and will yield astonshingIy
We learn from agenteman from Bear river that the
dams have driven the Chinese of from that stream, A
Of one of their chiefs missing for several days
and they supposed the Chinese had stolen him. which Is
given for the they have taken The boy
has since made his appearance.
party Of men ut Fofds Bar headed by one Charles
Pearsons arrested by posse of citizens accused Of
committing various ourage upon the persons and prop
erty Of their neghbors and trial convicted and
sentenced to fine and imprisonment. ~.
Capt. Nathan Lord, owner of the steamer Gov Dana
was accidentally shot on the 10th last board store
ship One of the hands took up pair of saddle bags
which had been left by emgrant and in doing dis
charged pistol which was in them the ball passing hro
ugh the body of Capt Lord and coming out his back
He lived but short time. W
general court martial composed of the following named
officers has been ordered tessembe practica-
BILE at the Mission Of San Diego tor the trial of the
80 infantry BreVet Lieut.. Col Magruder Brevet Maj
Vessels Brevet Maj McKinstry; Capt. Brent Capt Bur-
ton LIST Lieut. Patterson, I'd Lieut. Slammer and list
Lieut. Eddy, Judge advocate.
THE TINES AND TRANSCRIPT. paperswhich has been
published for two years past in Sacramento and which
Gently suspended, has reappeared in San Francisco
REcArrA-A Grand Regatta recently took place in the
Bay of San Francisco The Typhoou the first prize
making eighteen miles in hour and forytwo minutes
SENTENCED TO HuNe,-- Samuel Green who killed VIM.
Lang snort nme SINCE IN calaTeras county has been
'rea ana louha guty, ana sentenced TO DC hung The
sentence was 10 De carried into execution on Saturday
the 'ls' 'uy ms says the Journal will be the first
legal execution in Caaveras county.
AERiyAL MoEMoNss--The Stockton Journal Of the
30th nit says
Mr. w Mace. who has just arrived at Sacramento from
seyer largo ns ~ S,r,nas f a. te aer place 81
renounced thr religion and determined to settle ner.
manently in C4horria One train had about three hun
urea heae e rpiafKoY nue. oose cattle In fact they
their families express Themselves exceedingly dissat
,sea WITH ihe Ss Of things at Deseret Many of them
ra isnd h VA - AWAY ne!iS nas-
seized Hundreds sSye in this way been prevented from
Ae''fins' NAo "'feFWHe "ou"
srR'KE--The brick masons Of Stockton recently
strnek for SIS per day The strike III consequence Of
an arrival OF some OF the craft who hired ut ordinary