The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01

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horst tho old +" Bear Flng" Don Manuel Castro, .
nasivs Of Monterey, and late captain in the Next
can army, and Commancsnte Of Santa TOMAS, ii !
IL txid, has organized force in THE and Los An
The country. Quite q largo number OF tame horses
passed through here few days since for Lover Ga
liioInis intended, it is said. for the insurgent
vsly; and the plan is for the fiibssters to leave
this Sts,e in small parties Of threes and fours and
rendezvous At some point south OF The line, when they
will organize and pr0ce work Neqrete, the politi
cal chief OF the country is lacking in the requisite
energy and character necessary to defeat determined
party Of one hundred men You can, therefore,
calculate upon Lower California being lost forever
to the Mexican Rspoblic. The President Of tho
Unised Htstes appears to be we'll posted upon all
ths& matters, for l ubderstand that he has trans
pitted the most stringent orders TO our military,
reqoiiiDg them 70 prevent ut all haaards the pass
ing Of sny armed body from this State to the lover
country. Silver and copper mines, of great value,
are known TO exist in the PeniDsu'ar, and once
the boys" in your part Of the State are assured
Of this, there will DO rush for tho "Griazly
Standard it will be folly for the few United States
troops to attempt TO arrest
PS. am informed that some ten thousand In
dams will assemble in council on tho San Joaquin
in a few days, and that trouble is expected to grow
out of ut. General Hitchcock, in command Of this
military division, is making arrangements to DO
present at tho council, with large force rs his
limited means will permit.
DISCRETION OF SAILORS "A meeting Of the mer-
chants of San Francisco was held on the 9th July,
to take into consideration the subject Of the deser
toD Of sailors, at which, among others, the following
resolutions were ad0pted:-
Resolved, That the abuses against shipping arriving
here notorious that the rates Of freight demanded
by ship at present higher to this than any
other port in the wcId have materially nterferod With
orders and contract given the basis of previous rates
vtsna to pro9Dg the scarcity and high prices Of goods
puality the San Francisco
Resolved That in order to break up the present sys.
tenn Of sailor stealing we advise all ship owners in the
voyage san Francisco to remain by the vessel until
she is safely moored or placed alongside wharf, be-
up tho organization and also of reducing the high rate
Of wages at present demanded from this port
AN OFFICER Snor.-We learn that on Saturday
evening. Mr. Gallagher, the Marshal Of the city of
inflicted, it is supposed win prove mortal Gala
CHER, in his capacity as an officer, had some proper
ty in his possession, which he refused to deliver to
his assailant until the costs were paid in an action
the property loaded double-barrcled gun, and
fred at Gallagher. five buck-shot taking effect in
the abdomen, three in the elbow, and one in the
chin. We unable to obtain the full particulars
of this unhappy affair.-4fta California, July %.
FARNINs.-The barley crop is all harvested, and
will be forced to sell, but all who can house their
crops safely for two three months will realize
good profits. All the gardens on the Calaveras,
which have been properly managed, arc turning out
well. The water is still too high admit of work.
ing on the San Joaquin bottom land, but many
persons expect yet to raise crops of cabbages,
melons. &C., this season. A large quantity Of hay
has been cut on the Calaveras, but the amount
saved in the county is nothing like that which was
cured mt this time last year. Then the principal
supplies came from the SanJoaguin. This year the
principal part Of the meadow land on that river has
been Tor some time under water, and the growth is
kl,ota rs pt.nl hnr
fer hay. The extent Of meadow land, however. is
so great that alnost any amount of hay might be
cut but owing to the losses sustained last year. but
few are now disposed 10 20 extensively into the
business. Hay viii probably bring high price
next winter -StolIiCa Journal
SUNDAY AhrsEMENTs IN SAN FRANCISCO
Sunday amusemcnts Of the People of San Francisco
mixed and varied as the population arc heto.
rogenons We have theatres open, ana fandangoes
are given, but there is no gambling done on that
evening. There are other kinds Of amusement, too,
and we perceive that the list has recently been in
creased for sparring exhibition is to take place Mt
the Jenny Lind next Sunday evening, III which
George Thompson, the ppgilist, will figure conspi
cuously. Thus We 60 Public opinion, however,
will soon put On end 70 these Sabbath dissertations
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HANGING AZ INDIAN "A correspondent of the
Icto, writing from Middle nba, July 2ist, 49,,
says:-on Sunday last, about sixteen in.les from
our diggluss, white man killed, md another
was missing. both supposed to be murdered by In
dians As foon Ms it Was known, IL party of abou,
sixty meo STATED on, IN search OF the perpetrators
of this decd, and six OF them M laai9u
boy On orr har. O,ernan) lie is said not 70 be
long 10 the same tribe o. those about rs. Thsytied
him and took him TO Little Gras Valley, about three
miles from lele when lc was tried, convicted, and
hung the same day. Tho party then burnt 6 30 %
the Indian ranches. with oil their food. Sc. We
are now daily expecting an attack from the Indians
in the vicinity, and OF coursc prepared aceord-
ingly, apdisibcy do come We viii give them jesse
FLoUI INSPECTION Eclos we give correct es-
tmare Of the quantity Of -four inspected in this port
from the 2st OF June to the 9Th Of Juy, inclusive
1855 barrels supeIiine IS barrels fine, ti9 barrels
bad, "A barrels u. bad ,36l haN sacks superlnc.
1875 hall sacks enc. 2i27 hale sacks bad 720 half
sacks, L. bad 7,l2D quarter sacks supcrhne, 1927
quarter sacks inc 243s quarter sacks bad $40 quar-
ter seeks Il. had 81 whole sacks 5uperine 80 hall
barrels superfpo, half barrels bad dlld CalifoT-
nla, jaiy 70.
GREAT SHIPMENT Freeman s Co. shipped
hundred and seyenty. three thousand one hundred
and twenty-five dollars, being one Of the largest
shipments ever made from this city on the 18th OF
the month = Sacramento Union, Jmg j..
NIssiSa Colonel Frcnner left Yreka on the
ID Of July 10 attend the Democratic State Conyen-
ton, BY the Sacramento trail, II company with
two others, and since then has not been heard Of.
Fears are entertained for his safety the Indians
on this route are known TO be very hostile.
FArAL AFYGAy An lrshman and man By
the rame OF Iaggett, were OF Work two miles from
Shasta making Shingles. The Ifshnan accused
Daggett Of having taken his purse containing
gold dust, which ended il the Jrishman shooting
Mr.. Dsggeit. party had gone out with the
sheriff to arrest the output. Mr.. Daggett is repre-
.ented as very inoffensi7c man, and has a wife
and children in the state Of Mairc.
MvRDEE AND hanging. Tho Sacramento Union
says that on Monday, July Odd, at Suffers Creek,
Mexican gambler named Pansa stabbed a young
German Of that place, named Henry -. lie was
immediately tried by jury Of miners, who SEN
fenced him TO receive soyenty-Gve Iashes, and in
first punishment was Immediately administered,
in pretty severe manner, ind the prisoner vas
kept under guard until the next doy, whom the
German lied If his wound, aud Pansa was taken
out and hnAged. lie met with but little sympathy
from his own countrymen, a. Henry was an old
resident Of SutteS, and great favorite among
them.
PIAISsoF FrRE.-We are informed that the plains
near santa Cruz md Son Jose now OF FIRE in all
directions. presenting at night q magnificent aud