The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-14

ary, ct San Diego. BY order Of court martial Whea
the word was given TO 6ro, no fell ccmvletely
riddled with balls, and died instantly. The fol
lowing persons, implicated in tho movement, had
TO be shbt ;-Francisco Mocate, Chief Of San
Ysideo Louis, Aloalde Of Aqua Caliente; Jacobo
or Oui.s Juan Bautista or Cotton. Previous to
the 10th Of January, but the date not mentioned,
Msior Hentzleman had su soessful engagement
vita tae Indians. The loss of the 10 ter amounts
to eight. No American wal iojurcd Several In.
c'aas aitsrwa5d came in, ana gave themselves up
Some aiafm has been excited ia the neil RI God
Of the Vicente ranche, in consequence Of some seven
or ght Indians having been seen prowliDg about,
WIFI the intention. it ID supposed, of stealing stock
Closk o. IHg INDIAN WAR The lac Indian
var IA tae lbein portion of the State, which
threaten "a at ono time to be disastro GUS, has at
length been terminated The executive of the
state has Issued an order to Gen II aines, COM
mapd NJ him to process Immediately to San Diego
and 05babd the volunteer forces called into REQ usi
tion by Gen Bean The mastering officer will pro-
banI' leave IN the mail steamer and / n few days
will have accomplished his task. 1t is to be sped
that the excitement attending political schemes at
the seat O. government, will not make our egisla-
tors forget the claims Of those brave per wac
so CALAMITY r. sponded to the call for services.
SAN Luis REY INDIANS "A gentleman who ap-
pears 70 be well posted up in Indian matters, gives
the following numbers as approxmating to the
population q the san Luis Reyans :-Teme ,ola,
450 Pala, 250; Pamo. 400; La Joya, (three
rsncberiss) l,0o0; San Pasqaal. $50; Agus Cali.
added those at San Jos, Santa Ana, and the
various ranches, aud the total will DO fully $500
Los -4ageeS SGr
A company Of forty So1orenians arrived at Tame
cula few days since. They state that they have
suffered loss in pro perty by the indians,
whom they represent very hostile Tho fac. tina.
tbey escaped With their lives was doubtless owing
to their travelling in so large a company
The news from tho southern mines is favorable.
The quartz mine at salt Springs is said to be very
rich. DR. Trosk b rs recently found silver in several
locations, but generally in connection with gold in
small quantities. He thinks that come Of the gold
mines rus into silver, and prove very rich DR.. I.
states that in ourneying to California, the company
with which he travelled found several valuable sill
yer mines on the western boundary OF chihuahua,
and on the eastern boundary of Sonora, which had
been abandoned by tho Mexicans, in consequence
OF the depredating incursons of the Apache Indians
In two places the ground was literally cover
ed with ORE which bad been left by the miners when
surprised by the Indians.
The Sacramento Times mentions q specimen Of
gold bearing quartz, which had been taken from
Kentucky Ridge near Newtown, Of the richest kind.
Its weight was some six pounds, and was supposed
to contain about 81, 900 worth Of gold.
Some gentlemen connected with tho tunnel At
Deer creek, i'm mediatey below the celebrat I'D Gold
tunnel have exh bted some specime of their lead,
which Indicate rich deposit 10 that portion Of the
vein. The quartz is greatly decomposed, strongly
imp egnated with and dscoiored by iron, and tho
specimens were full Of gold.
Mr.. Charles Herald, who has been on prospect.
ing expedition beyond the Mohave, states that he
found gold throughout the whole range Of country
which he had visited Even in the Cajon Pass, he
found plaoers which he believes may be worked
probably.
Late accounts from Oregon state hat Col. r.
Mckee, U. s. Indian Com missioner, had arrived
there on tho 9Th Of January.
The pilot boat California went ashore, on the oh
Of January at Point Adams.
The Legislative Assembly continues in session at
Salem. Considerable excitement existed on &C.
count of its notification OF tho decisiOn of the SUI
preme Court, in appointing Salem the seat Of 60.
yefnment
The winter has been quite severe. Ice has formed
in the rivers, and considerable snow has fallen.
The Christmas and New Year festivities were enli-
vened by good sleighing