The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19

Nsrth Psint 10 the 0oaAs. Cate 10 add 10 the live
Mnsss Of the the feet Of up river steamers LEFT
the vessels which were just . ming to anchor. The
three clippers Svsrs the Greyhound, Bonita and Mis-
cbjef As 6rs 1ss days from BsItmrs the second lao
Gays from Boston and the last liz from Neg York,
via Valparaiso, az days. They oil ~ will be sssn,
bad long pAssAges osnp TO the causes which have
della red the vessels arriving this fsasonght adj
winds and cslms Tbs ether vessels were from
different quarters If the globssom Europe The Allan
tic COAT South America, the Pacific i.ands and South
ern faliforDs. Taken together Will be that they
have brought very large addition 10 the already
stocked market OF san Francisco Long bsfors their
sriy al in the hsrb the vesss, segra Dhed from
Point Io'os The wind outside was light and soma Of
them having at one time nearly secured entance,
again ,wepi out to BY the strong eSb tide At
TIE tine of writing two other Va sells are TELEGRAPH he'd
oursss ipwsrd onund.--AHa Californian Moo 10
DAaAGa NY EAsTHouAKx Gap ain Gardner, OF the
schooner Sacramento, rho lived San Francisco from
EUREKA Humboldt Bay ssys that the TO IN aud bay
visited by vey sevsrs shock of earthquake the morn
ing of the 23d o,tob'r The shock great as to
throw many of the Inhabitants fom their b93s upea tue
hoor the houses rolled snd uuduafed like pg upoa
the water Messrs Ryan Dus wharf sunk a. ,ut four
feet ard sswmill beor ging to the gentleman
ibrovn much of lns TO damage ths macai-
merry, causing entire suspension of their work The
Sacramento shs lay It anchor rolled and pitched for
few moments as heavily rs If she had been struck BY
squsll
Jur1-A letter from Shssts, under date Of Nov 9Th,
TO the State Journal saJt-An affair % honor of
this ming ~ Wssvervills at 81 A. hetwean Colo
mel May Senator from TIisi'y county aud ,we
agent If Gram, Rogers Co.'s express ~ that place.
The parties exchanged shos at tweuty ps;es and result
ed in Mr. Rowe being shot in the neck but net danger
ousy when both parties expressed themselves ati fed
ANOTHER DUm--There duel on tire Sd 81 Novem
ber. about half mile bach Of san Aptouio in A'amsda
county. TIE parties O. Krug editor Of the Freie
Press the independent German paper, and D. Loehr,
editor of the CdlyoTis Democrat, the G'rmsn State ad
mnisr' ton organ The arms Colts navy revel0ers
The dittarce, Fix psoes At the third fire Loehr
shot through the ball Of this LETT thumb 1t IL possible
that The thumb require amputstion. The Of
the difficulty IL laid to have beer personalities 10 the
Democrat ~
ARRAY PErwrKS rHE INDIANS AND CHISrsH = The Marys
vile Herald Of November 81 gives The folio wing account
Of ARRAY in that lace which has bean noticed
he telegIa phic head Quite excitement
terday morning 10 Of quarrel ths eves
between tie Indians and the Chinese IT appears tn Il
company Of digsers asRsulAd by party composed
of white and boys WITH haunting epsts aud also by
the throwing Of Stones It'll II the Indians becoming
exasperatsd strung his bow and lstir y the it
struck IN the centre OF the forehead Cinaman ling
by inurpg seriously At this juncure gang Of Chinese
puvsued III weapons the Indians who in the Of
crossing the river several shots AIRED Of which
t.kiDp effect on an Indian wounded him. thought
nortaiy We have heard many versions Of the story,
but this seems to be the The broke
snd stuck fast In forehead of the Chinaman requir
ing the services OF surgeoo t. extract 1t. He Is this
morning quite comfortable and will probably recover"