The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17
Three Days Later from California.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE SIERRA NEVADA.
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American and French Expedition to
Sonora.
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Threatened Revolution in that State.
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sUBSIDING or THE FLOODS.
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Good News from the Mining Regions.
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Duel between David C. Brodesfck and Judge Smith
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M A r KETS UNCH ANGE ED.
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FREQUENT BURGLARIES.
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Vigilance Committee Again Called into Service.
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Population of California and Oregon,
FREQUENT BURGLARIES.
Vigilance Committee Again Called into Scrvis,
Population of California and Oregon
MARIA GES AND DEA THIS,
30. &c. SC.

The steamship Siorra Nevada, Captains WiIscn.
arrived yesterday from Aspinwall (Navy Bay, ) end
Kingston, jamaica She loft tho former at p H..
on tho 9th, and tho latter on tho morning Of the
10th inst.
Sho brings from San Francisco to the 10Th
ult, which had arrived ut Panama by the Tennessee
Tho mails by tho Tennessee left Aspinwall en- the
7th inst, in tho steamer Cherokee. for New York
Captain Knight and John l.. Stevens, ESQ., are
among tho passengers on tho Cherokee.
Tho s. N has two hundred and eighty passongo,s
and about four hundred thousand dollars in gold
dust.
THE SIERRA NEVADA PASSENGERS
u ? parvean adams Go Expressly Capt Ward NJ
mere Bradstrect, II Frucll, Theod Hatfield, Iirnn
Bent, Mccarthy, Miss stoddnrd 0 squire Capt Frya
Frye, Mr. Merrill and lady, Shafer II Comas Mr. Mary
Stevens I!eberlng JGrif.hs Mr Evans, Mr. MoOam-
y, Underhll, Is Pike, Armitage, G A Cushman, DR.
Candee, W sclgman. Capt Humboldt and family, DR.
Blame and lady Mr. Delansand and lady Mr. Plummer and
lady. Samuel Woodward. John Drislsr, w NJ Phillips
Bum \ IN McWsthy, 9 obeg,J J Hathaway, D IIatha-
Curtis, G BufTum,G Ferguson, Mr. Price and family
stephen Riggs D Enmcry, stevenson, 4 smith, n
X Proctor, c q Cole, FGalc J W CLARK shserra1 J
Ward, Shoemaker. Bartholomew j b Somers and
family nv William an, Ihurston Thu Sherman Hampton
Wilcox. X Drake, Mr Booth and lady, W Heath
, Yates, = sartory, A Munson, Capt Brown. Henry
Mr. Gage VIM Lightfall, A Gains, w Meyer u shub-
art. Capt Leach II Weber. Mr. Neustadt J Crosby M q
leny, Bekerford, q sherman, rn c Eoss. hnIs
Young } II Randall Gouldcr, Stephen Patton,
i Nandroef Chas. Iannaford, r X button w "a
gundus. Thomas Owen, Isaac Ramcss, David Fuler,
eTES Mssn D% pS.s"o G1"wns pP shaw Aa"tT Austin
Crsswcil, NJ McMnllcn. Peter Albert, II N Redmond.
Alaas Elliott; + b..J smith Mnnzy, Thompson:
= latu. Meyer, ii Piper Ibbotson. ] Ducll
Gibler; Schuyler, Britten, Treat, Eddy N Mar
Peasc, y 9 Noycs, A Newell A Pcnni L Hancock.
J ukh, J Jones. Stats l. Owen, Webster.
Christy, Eddy, Mclaughlin. II Bunk, d Harper. q
Ross- Somerset, Hall Nelson, A Bskolnan, A
Bcnnett, Sears II II Nichols Paulson l. Hancsct /,
McEwen p A McCargcr J Wilson j Series. q Benson IT
May, Flahcty Butter, Trazcr v Johnson q Bisbee.
Il Millord, Euay. Stafford, sandford Wilson W
Elliott Fuller, Downe, $ Hall; y Lane NJ NJ Queen,
y Nash. u Gcdder, Q Peass, Cahill, J Hart J III
Wiser 4 Hamilton, Cu.nin, Merrill Bote,
Davis, IInzieton, Wogan sherman, NJ Denny
n Colder, II Iiinck1y, NJ Russell A Fcgdo II Wood
9 Adams Lawson, burgess II Norbuy W Alexan-
Craig, Mr. Lacrosse, II d Smith, Conte A Figaro, and
others.
Among the arrivals by the Sierra Nevada, we no.
ticc that of i. Gould Buffum, Esq. Mr. Bufum
went to California in 1916, officer in Colonel
Stevensons regiment, and has been IN extensive
explorer Of the country, and one of the most sue
cessful among her citizens. Mr. Buffum returns for
short visit to tho Atlantic States, and may possi-
bly, visit Europe, in connection with large quartz
mining speculation, before his return to California.
There was prospect of row. before long, in
Sonora. The French expedition, which left San
Francisco short time since, instead of being ntent
on gold discoveries, actually went for the nrposo OF
rerof'ntonisng that country, and establishing an
goc0,iaient, but with no idea of its
being annexed to the United States.
The people Of California are very much annoyed at
this, and there is some talk of getting up an expe-
dilion OF 900 men (AmeIcans) to 90 to Sonorn,
take possession of the country, and supercods tho
French 1t is well known that tho inhabitants Of
that country are anxious to be independent.
The following shipments of gold dust were made
by the Tennessee, from San Francisco, on shc 10th
March -
Adams Coz. S63.94S Geo. T. Austin - sy213
Robert Rodgers. 23,175 Gill SS Clark ...... $500