New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
FROM THE SOUTH.

We have received the Los Angefss star of November
. one week later.
me star takes strong ground against the election Of
United States Senator this winter. II says
The tenn Of Senator Gwin expires in March 1882 and
according to the usual course OF events ms successor
would be chosen by the Legislature which meets next
wear But the usual course of events IN California OF
very uncertain character II seems an effort Is 20 be
made this winter in favor Of greedy aspa whose
III, nds either eng the result Of popular election held
with reference to the selection Of Senator, or too anx
ious TO wait for such result have determined 10 forea
ubc Union and bring the election this winter Now,
We don't know that understand these things fully;
there may be good and sufficient reasons Tor the course Ia
tended. but il to us too much Ike trlck, ana
tric kerry l. despicabe Ia matter OF so much import
ance 10 the people, let have OPEN honorable high
NH ded de cling There Is neither expediency, necessity
nor sdom IN selling upon this ofFcebe most exalted in
The nation-before the time Let u.s. the people, have
chance and express seIfments upon the
merits oi those who aspire IL this high honor And when
the time comes let be chosen who will guard the
Tgh If all classes IN the State and al the Interests Of the
va take the following items Of from The Star Of
NV PAsx IN TIE CoAsr RAScE.-One Of the
toring sealed from the Pacific Railroad Survey
ing Expedition under Capt Williamson arrived In tSgn
on Monday This party l. under the direction Of Mr.
Smith nd aInong It's members DR. Herman, surgeon
and nouralirt; " z Blake geologi-t; AMI e. hopps,
artist They engaged IN examining the various passes
between the TETON aud the Cejon, and have succeeded in
ouenng one which they pronounce far more fsasibe for
passage than any yet discovered " ihis vicinity lac
rsgs wa first discovered by Cop Williamson, and oads
,n the Desert directly through the mountains 70 the San
Trancco rancho The party entered tie pass by gen
H. oseerf with 4 wagon They found il in places
urolsructed IN others aad with dense growth OF tim
Ter nrd IND crbrusb through which they obliged -
cur their way They were days cutting road through
and arrived IN this city by way Of San Fernando. On
Wedlosday the pnrty len this city for their pot camp
Oh tie Mofaye by way Of Sanbernardino and the Caon
The geology Of the region explored $40 to BE- % az
iutre,tuu Character and exhibits many tndicaipns VI
tie orsdral reirogreeion ii the ga from r nouhyrn
Numerous sharzs teeth have been picked UP together
with sea shells snd beds Of rounded sisr peisbes
exist Ia many places The report OF tg scientific corps
viii embody vast amount Of reliable infesnaiiontouch
Ing this hitherto unknown region
lsDiAs MATTERs- Superintendent Beais pushing
iorward Indian arrangements With great energy The
1e0n has been selected for OF the Indian reserves
b. thcse acquainted this pronounced 10 bSoE o. tne
most suitable localities for that purpose thar eoaa nh.o
been found in ell the southern portion Of the sIas of rs
uarv advantage And il 20 be place aDyse AZ
ohers where the Indians dispOsed to settle *.
roson preseniing on all sides barriers ssa.n'. .s IN
sroscbufus ofthe whites T5e climate heaiIhy eaIe
soil l. surprisingly fertile L.. - .oshe Ta;on
with several wagons loaded with farming
80. - 81 ;rrends 70 make large collection or tbe
"a 80 - ~ rr.snt seas0n We understand thar II Is ms
;,e.;e y, hiring all the various tribes from az iaf nortn
a. ne Yrba and Feather Rivers, and settle them AZ tne
Tejon. s..t.. han ,ecs;,ad Al San Pa
IN xilI be Immediately forwarded TO that poias
I'Se~ iris lot Of beef cattle wiz be started IN lew
dsxs from this vicinity, 10 meet the wants OF the many
trites immigraiing there 49,.
ci,v In ebout fifteen days. From hence in company win
n ID Wilsop Esq, Indian Agent, he win go 70 seesc'
she reserve for the Indians OF Los Anges san Diego
aud san Bernardino Counties These arrangements WI