The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-11
hostile country than the peaceful mission upon Which Al

hostile country than the peaceful mission upon which Al
The trail wound round about, up and down the moan
tans and canops, and - the procession moved eteng
weary and ntrcss journey inc from saucstO
to the beach about six miles, and we venture to as
sert that difficult and intricate road California
car boast e. By the time half the distance had
and the shouts and whistles that had and then tele
grsphed TO that they in wake, finally died
as n and were lost IN the a'"an shs so,s =,
about half past twelve O'Clock at night, after scrambng
brambes rocks and shoals and wading creeks and
quagmres in abundance. The rest OF the party brought
up some two hours later after having wandered five
six miles out of the road.
The camp presented scene at once unique and inter
estng and every one seemed bent upon making the best
Of their situation.
Large tents and screens had been erected here and
there for the of the ladies' while around Of
camp fires gathered knots and groups dling the
night away in the paiseworthy endeavor to keep
Our reception ong the unfortunate might
have been expected most cordial one although neither
could contribute TO the comfort well being Of one
another
In large tent gathered large party of ladies'
snugy wrapt in their blankets, spread upon the sand
while at few yards distant the camp Of the Gihon
Guards, called consisting Of some six ladies, who
were under the special charge Of Thos Gihon Esq., the
gentlemanly agent of Messrs. Adams Co. Having
made tour through the camp we at length settled
down with party of choice spirits who had got posses
sion of large camp fire. and were RECALLING themselves
entempors songs stories. and witty sayings We sat and
laughed the night away, and when day broke all hands
a1 % 70 s ns on
ship lying bedded in the sand helpless as child
unborn. 1t was truly melancholy sight to behold.
Boats were manned, and the operation of embarking
the ladies through the surf commenced About all
safely got board through the indefatgable
tons Of Capt Msllus Capt SYMPTOM Lieut.. Rogers, Capt
Ayres and host of other gentlemen whose names we
could learn all of whom worked for hours in the
should their services be required About one O'Clock
p NJ the Goliah got under weigh, having on board the
mails passengers and baggage and at halfpast two
indefagable eaertops of large number of noble heart
ed citizens, all safely landed in San Francisco, and
freed from their misfortune.
SONORA The San Franc CO Echo du PccifQle, of the
18th March, contains long letter from Count Raousset
Boubon, denying the assertion Of General Cass, and
stating that neither he his brave band were the
of any foreign policy whatever. The Count de
Boubon descended from OF the old royal families
where his chivarc disposition induced him. for the sake
of amusement only to offer his services to the Due
DApmale, who placed him on his own staff In speaking
of his Sonora expedition he says had devoted more
than year in preparing the execution of this enter
prise which was to open emigration to new place.
in Sonora the foundation for new California not
for the selfish interests of nation but free and open
to all who might seek it to livelihood far from the
narrow and over-populated countries of Europe" He
asserts positively tina. his company had acknowledged
rights in Sonora and only drew the sword in self defence
They we're not the aggressors and all the trouble was
brought about by Mexican jealousy and rapaeity.
MARKETS N THE INTERIOR.
SACRAMENTO March 12--The weeks transactions have
lim ed and unsatisfactory The only article show.
ing the slightest activity flour. The week opened
with fair demand, and prices ruled at 64c.; towards
the close there has not been such lively inquiry and
sales effected at &c re for sack and 14c 14c ia
barrel, with feeling Of confidence in TIE meantime
Barley has ruled heavily during the week which closes at
slight decline. There nothing doing in rice beans,
meal Provisions have been in less demand than
observed during the previous week. Pork has ad-
vanced about 2c hams about the rates. with upon
the whole frmness. Bacon dull at last weeks
prices Lard-Nothing transpired worth notice Butter
has slightly declined and sales made at 81 &c. and &C.,
at the close. There has been general quetness OBJ
served in all other kinds of goods and prices remain
about the same as last week.
STOCKTON March 1.-The market the present week has
been toeraby active and prices for the leading articles
wen sustained much better feeling is manifested in
barley and -four and prices show advance Of So per
Dbl for -four, and &c. barley Provisions plenty
and az reasonable rates The weather remarkably fine
and reghts have undergone change the past few days
EVANSVILLE March u The business of the past week
has been exceedingly brisk, and vast amount of mer
chandise sent to the mines. The only variation Of
consequence from last weeks prices is the rise in -four
This article be quoted at 49, Our city continues
to improve the result OF the recent municipal elections
perty holders and given impetus 10 the spirit of i'm
proyemept predcated upon the confidence rposed in
city fathers that they will pursue such a
will tend the Improvement Of Streets the cleansing
and purifying Of city Of all obnoxious filth, and the
beautying and Adornment Of all parts OF the town.
S.vABA March 10 in tse early part Of the week -four
and partly from dealers pressing each other Today,
prices hold at -four, Haxal 1875 Chile 2hc; meal
l5c barley, &c. 10c pork 4oc butter, TIC. Sc;
potatoes, Ice lard 45c RICE 2oc green coffee 25c.
dried apples, 25c sugar, lsc &C. beans &c., bacon,
salmon Soc nscferel 32c. syrup, 50; vinegar 81 5O
candle, Soc. nails 25c.; shovels, $50.