The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

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VIM Steward p Cobb B Andrews L Sage. John Rutter
John M Maryfeld, Ed Cobb, Messenbergh. 0 L Jones,
messenger J 9 ParmIee, Gerron, % Caseneave, sM
Hopkins VIM Stain, Harner, G NY and lady. B
wen, McCandess, G Mocandless; Parke, Mlington,
DR. Pacht, schleiden, A Jayne, Mrs Nolson Har.
Is Ls%snt eaSos Mrs Mary p%Stoa X and child
Taylor CuIrer, John Cotter, McDougal-2OOin the
steerags.
The steamship Cortes left San Francisco for Panama
on the LIST inst, with the following pa ,sengers =
Hartel Berfords Messenger. L Ho ward, s Ossood
Bowen. Dispear, Berges, John Inglesby : Derrick
son. stcknsy, A Mum, H Baker, H a Foster, W
swsrer, " Foss and lady, Mr. Beach, Edmonston, Mrs
n Smith, Mrs Evans, F E Pierce, W Beriien, c
McksTs0n on, Cochran Armstrong Elliott Acapul
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The Indians in the neghborhood of Shasta Cousa and
TrHy have again become troublesome committing the
most savage depredatons wherever opportunity offers
Three men named George Stewart Jack Thompson, and
Barney Alderman noted thieves sentenced to be
hung at sacramento the 29h of April for the murder
of man ramed John Carroll, Of their own gang.
The smallpox making terrible havoc among the
Indian population along the coast. 1t thought in
Oregon that if its ravages checked it would
exterminate the whole Indian population of the territory
The propeller Pioneer, which abandoned to the un.
derwers full Of water the beach at st. Smeons Bay
has been got of and owed to San Francisco and un
dergoing series of repairs In few weeks she would
fine order when she sold by the underwriters
for 81, 500.
The ships Berlin, Tnyqua, Golden Gate in 1e2 days.
Helen McGaw and Dakotah and the steamer Sierra Ne
yada, from New York. among the arrivals The Leo
pard, Townsend, and Tam Oshanter, from Roston are
also in port.
The clipper ship Game Cock, Captain Hollis, which ar
rived the 10th March, discharged cargo balasted and
went to in just ten days from the time of her arrival
in the harbor.
The ship Dekotah had long and unfortu passage
Four deaths and two births occurred during the trip.
st. Patrcks day celebrated in San Francisco with
than usual enthusiasm.
merchant Of Nevada, named Z. Cook, was killed at
that place on the 18th by German.
Mr. Geo. A. Walcot from Massachusetts,, was killed at
Randolph Hill dggings, by the caving in of bank under
which he at work.
The clipper Tingqua has sailed for China with three
hundred Chinese as passengers.
1t is said that the people of Souora emigratng
the banks Of the G in order to find under the American
flag protection from their barbarous enemies the aches
The town Of Weavervle, recently destroyed by fire. is
fast rising from its ashes
Count Raousset Boubon had arrived at San Francisco
from Mazatan He attributes the failure OF his expedi
ton into the gold country of Sonora to the treachey OF
members OF his band rather than any opposition
Banco Any political designs instgated by French
be entirely discaims alleging his purpose
have been merely to expore region known to be rich in
gold.
Cricket Club had been organized in San Francisco.
SIR. Akin, the British Consul, is president
MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM C. HAMLroN-A
handsome has been erected in San Francisco
BY the friends Of the late VIM. Cransten Hamit
ton associate editor of he San Francisco He d at the
time Of hs premature DEATH The shaft and base made
from fine specimen of Stockbridge (ass.) MARBLE in
the Ionic order of architecture standing grauite pc
dests The monument is about fourteen feet in height,
and the column is broken off at about two thirds of the
height should have attained were 1t completed This
is aegoricsl Of his premature DEATH and the sudden
termination Of noble and aspiring ambition. On the
base of the monument which square, is inscribed
one side the fol lowing epitsph:m
s aas ss':s iesy
California the city Of his adoption have erected this simple
monument to his memory.
On the Of the base is cross on the left
side are the three links of Odd Fellowship Friendship
Love and Truth and the right the Masonic signs
the square and compass Illustrative Of his Observance Of
the golden rule =
Do unto othors as you would they should do unto
you.n
The monument Is to be shipped the Golden Gate to
Acapulco and placed his remains, which buried
in that city II ia Offering of respect and tribute of
regard honorable alike to the heads and hearts of those
who have provided it.
MURDER OF LIEUTENANT Ed RUssELL.--A dispatch from
the head waters of Thoms Creek, in Colusa county,
brngsthe painful intelligence Of the treachcrous murder
by Indians, Of Lieut.. Ed. Russell, Of the 4th United
States Infantry II appears according to present infor
nation, that Lieut. Russell had met and captured
eight or ten Indians his way to rancheria in the
mountains, whom he at disarmed placing their
bows and arrows in the hands of HIS interpreter, an
Indian boy He then continued his in the direc
ton Of the ranchera. In short time he together will
his guide interpreter and prisoners being distance
in advance of his men, got still farther separated from
them In consequence Of each party taking different
direction around hill II was while going around this
hill that the Indians snatchng their from tho boy
fell upon LieutensntR At the time Of the attack the
guide, an old mountain man, was about one hundred
yards behind the party but before he could reach the
ground. the Indians had unhorsed the unfortunate Rus
foI. nd beaten hvans v;th cuba. JleufNpAut