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ffree hundred passengers and $2,l0O000 freight
Iis1ts Ananen and Blunt, u. S. N.
The List Of the passengers brought BY the
Reed, Geo II sigsr, r W Cloud j Hill. a s Drake,
Mr. sss sw sen Lash
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Redding, Jno Bcrding, Abbott, " Elliot. Han.
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wick w Mills Mr. Southworth Mr. Stacey, sublen,
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Mr.. Noyburn, ] Proctor, Amos Clark.
From the San Francisco papers Of the 31st ult. We
| make up the following summary Of news;
In some parts Of the mines the ggers out Of
ploy for want Of WATER but the general from the
| mines Is encouraging
/ IMPORTANT FROM THE UPPER MERcEp.-We learn from
Captain Crosby now in city duty connected with
the command Of Lieutenant Moore that the detachment
Of s. troops under command Of lieutenant Moore who
in pursuit Of party Of Indians concerned IN the
murder Of some miners head waters Of the MERGED
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nst killing FIVE and taking twelve prisoners also IN de-
royng their rancheria and large quantity Of provis
Il ii apprehended that there will be further disturb
ances not general rising Of all the Indians on the
mand are exerng all their efforts to subdue and bring
Il the misguided savages in check.
The papers from the interior contain the painful rumor
that James g. Freaner the we'll known Mustang Of the
NewOrleans Delta. has been killed by the Indians Inc
Is not well authenticated and we sincerely trust
& There have been three battles with the Indians
Rogue river Thirty i've Of them were killed The In
dane were concentrating at different points with hostile
II Intentions. requiston has been made on the Coy
4. erll0r to uuell the disturbances
II correspondent Of the Journal writing from Yreka
states Indians have again commenced hostie
Their first act the murder Of Mr.. Calvin Woodman
miner on scott's Bar On Friday last he his
Wv Ia this place he came up with Indads who after
proceeding with him some distance shot him from his
hoe Intelligence was conveyed to the Lone Ranch by
Mexican packer it being the nearest house. party
started muedmtely to his assistance After riding about
four miles they up to him. He still alive. and
4 the Shasta Indians.
News reached san Francisco on the 2th that the plains
Santa Cruz and San ose on fire in all direc
tions. presenting At night magnificent and brilliant
spectacle It frared that much valuable property
had been destroyed since the fire began It is said that
crop Of hundred Of barley ranch ready
harvesting totally destroyed The crops in that
county looked remarkably we'll and the farmers
III gagged in harvesting
"A general court had ordered for the
Of the two deserttrs charged with The murder d
Colonel Craig 80 Inantry. It woull assemble
At Diego.
II the ffilowng Brvvet Lieut. Col Mmgruder. Brevei
Major Vessels Brevtt Msjr rs Kinstry Captain Brent
: Isl LIEUT. Eddy Judge Adv cate.
A man named William Smith. hang from New Or
leans. mpted to commit suicide on the 18th July al
Hills Ranch Quar- zburg by shooting himself with
revolver The ball entered the skull between the eyes
ranging downwards AT last accounts he still alive
although the attending physician pronounced his case
i hopeless.
correspondent Of the Alta California, writing from
Santa cruz the 28th ut gives the following
9 Of the lychng Of some thieves that place
Since the ynching Of the Californian mentioned In
last communication two others. belonging to the sam,
gang have been hung The night after the execution
the first the Reconstructed authorities went to his pr
took out spaniard who awaiting his trial
the charge of horse-stealing and hung him So quietly
were all the proceedings carried that although
sleeping within thirty steps Of the spot was not awak
and the first intimation had Of the affair
Looking of the door the morning seeing the gal
e lows aud tie frighfu appendage dangling therefrom
sion, in which he acknowledged his guilt and implicated
some five or sx others as parties in regularly organized
ID i band OF horse thieves -
During the forenoon Of the same day. party of mer
from this place accidentally Spaniard
Capistrano. who had been implicated by the man jus
hung os cher man in the gang to which he belonged
He made no resistance attempt to and
rested and brought 70 sh niass trial was hit
The case plain 1t proven that the hors
he rode wsn captured stolen He bore the reputa
ton of being professional thief and desperat
character He had it is said frequently boasted of KILN
il and robbing Anne cicans.
Bssde the dying declaration Of his corade clea
DOsftIVe. His questions
a unsatisfactory and contradictory and he attempted
produce no witnesses to ustantiate his statements Tn
jury rendered verdict Ut guilty, and sentenced him to
hung He showed emotion fear at hearing the dreat
doom that awaited HIM and he The hurried prepare
tiOns for putting it in execution apparently without
quicker motion Of the pulse the slightest remor of til
frame and when all ready he walked with firm stel
fess, he replied that he he'd nothing to say. He SHOOT
hands with those nearest to him. and his hands being et
He did not suffer long, and the body remained hanging
. for several hours after life was extinct.
party well armed started last night to the 9th
ers that implicated by the taken from jail
d they are taken, they will be certain to swing.
The Sacramento journal has received copy of the De
seret News dated July TO- from which the following
| taken
MuRDER, HANGING, Erc,-We are indebted to Esqur
Babbt for call to inform that the 18th of June
an emgrant at La Bante drew his bowie knife
Mr. Myler another emigrant, and cut his throat from
n ear to ear wiped his knife deliberately the grass
mounted his mule and rode to Little La Bonte where
overtaken by Of the party tried by the
for muder condemned to be hung thirty minutes wa
and over limb Of cottonwood the kegs removed Tat
dead and buried with monumental slab to report hi
fate Tate's brother having had some hand in the affair
Q was sentenced and received one thousand lashes.
ell Three attempts have been made fire the city Marys
vile, in consequence Of which the citizens makin
a every endeavor to ferret out the rascals.
It LARGE MAnThe mail made up at the Post-of1ce las
night for the steamer Oregon is said to be one tn
largest mail that has yet left San Francisco The mum
Der Of letters reach 1000 and $4,000 newspapersgyin
TWO letters and one newspaper to every
child in the city The newspaper figure falls about 1000
short Of the usual number dispatched by the
which Is accounted for wholly in the short supply print
ing paper which necessarily compes the temporary dis
8 continuance Of the steamer papers.
d Notwithstanding this large amount of business an
limited number Of clerks the mails sorted and dis
patched with much rapdty correctness in ethe
J. | NewYork, Philadelphia or Boston.
company Of eight persons had arrived at Sacrament
10 10 eighty days from st Joseph No. Their
u David Rudicl, A. Bowlby, D. White, Hugh Miller
o Seaman, JAS. johnson, W and A. B. Medlor.
About the time the party passing Bear River tw
Is had difficulty, in the of which one shot tn
ly other The next morning jury summoned from tn
train found the guilty of murder and sentenced hir
TO be ahot or leave the train Two mules with
were offered HIM and he told to leave be shot
replied that he ives Kentuckan, and would rather d
out and rifle balls lodged in his breast-h
a giving the signal to his executioners to fire.
s An extensive robbery committed at the Rassett
House. in San Francisco the 18th ult by Young ma
% named Charles D.. Fsrrs alias Charles f Stewart TIL
d money stolen from Mr. Isaac J. Wood who has
most ndeftigabe and vg.lant exertions succeeded
having the culprit arrested He by Oc,
Noses the Mission Dolores, who tracked him from d.
N scr,pnn to Monterey. and there took him. When
rested he the the md about $1,000 fnuu