New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

Adam Scott N Henderson, W Bennett II Woods
NJ Glen, Swan sodas, Mr. Zagomaggiore, j W Smith
-271 steerage
FROM CALIFORNIA.
We present brief summary of the news brought by
the Georgia From the Alta California take the fol-
lowing summary of the up to the 9th April
The only of excitement that has attracted
attention since last review for the steamer been
the halls of State Legislature where discus
sion grown out of the question of repeal of the Water
Lot Bill passed by former Legislature The introduce
oa Of bill into the Assembly IS for contract
Cooes has stirred up aspr of opposition the part
Of the people.
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME CouRr-rhe Governor has
appointed the Hon. Alexander Anderson Senator from
Tuoumne Judge of the Supreme Court Of the State vice
Henry A Lyons, resigned. He also appointed Alexander
Wells ESQ Judge of the Supreme Court to fill va
cancy caused by the temporary absence of Solomon y
denfeldt.
EMIGRATION.
Emigration to shores from South America and mar
ticularly from China is quite brisk Hundreds have
left China within month or two many account of
the late revolution in that countra to try their for
tunes in the land of gold Every ship from Hong Kong
brings a load of Celestials
CRIMINAL MATTERS
There have been two outbreaks and public ex-
element leading to extremes of passion punishment
Peruvian hung by the Vigilance COMMITTEE at Moke
umne Hill day or two since having been proved guilty
of number of acts of grand larceny His was Car
los Esclava The people of Marysve incensed
by the daring crimes of thief named Tanner He was
taken by the people in to escape but after
few hours detention he given to the authorities
The worst apprehensions of the relations existing
tween the whites and Indians in Klamath county are re-
allied. An outbreak has occurred and it is feared gen
era Indian war will follow in that region Our last
counts show the white to have dealt severely perhaps
savagely with the Indians No difficulties with the Ind
ans have occurred elsewhere in the State.
There is news from Oregon. The winter has been
severe Our dates are to the 23d ut.
SANDWICH ISLANDS
Our last intelligence from the Sandwich Islands will in
terest the reader The famous Mauna oa the first of all
th1n 81,
state Of eruption It discharging streams
of lava the last of February and latest accounts
arch l state that it was burning with terrible force
and vigor-a sublime and wonderful spectacle.
There is from Honolulu of moment The mar
ket continued dull The King in privy council has
moved the restrictions of his custom house on the native
products of California and Oregon. A reciprocal move
ment is expected from our Government.
CHINA.
The Hong Kong News of January 81 1.-THE lates) is
tery void of interest The revolution still making
Roadway.
CALIFORNIA WEATHER, ETC
The winter which is drawing to close in California
has been quite Great quantities
fallen and the rivers have been higher than
before. The mountan-heghts buried in snow, and
operations to the miners The skies clear
and the waters slowly falling back into the rivers
channels The freshet severely felt in the neghbor
hood of Monterey and the crops along the Salinas river
are considerably injured.
MARKETS
There has been activity displayed in the markets
English and prices firm Beef at $50 per barrel. Clear
Pork at SO to S24 barrel Butter at $780, and
advancing Bread Stuff held an advance on former quo
tations
Cigars selling we'll when the brand was good The
supply of ordinary excessive.
seamens wages at $50 to S75 per month.
Laborers' wages at SO per day Mechanics at Sc to
So
SOUTH AMERICA ON THE PACIFIC
In the Panama Star of the Both ult we find the fol-
lowing