The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-11-01
From Califormia,.'


The British steamship Peytona arrived
at San Francisco from the Sandwich ISL
ands, being the pioneer of now line,
with full cargo and 81 passengers. "A
portion Of the latter arrived here by the
Star Of the West, being the first who ever
arrived At this port travelling the entire
distanoe by steam.
Also brought intelligence Of the long
missing Arctic ship Enterprise which ar
rived at Port Clearfield on the 2lst OF Aug.
The Enterprisa lost but 8 men during the
whole time. No news Of the Franklin
sxpedition- ss s,ss,;q
The Enterprise went into the Arctic in
The sumner of 1851, and passed through
the Prince of Wales strait; but finding it
impossible TO proceed, passed the winter
of 81 aud SO in latitude seventy.one de-
grees and thirty-6ve minutes North, one
hundred and seventeen degrees and thirty
1--WE minutes West longitude. After making
avery sxerlion 10 accomplish the object OF
her voyage, she passed the winter Of '59
and '53 in Ballosfon bay. thirty nine de.
grees North, one hundred and five de-
grees and thirty minutes West. The win.
ter Of '53 and '54 found her in Camden
baysfn latitude IS degrees North. longi-
tnds las degrees thirty minutes West. The
ice released her in July last. @
IMPoRrANrfRoM SoNoRA.-The steamer
Goliah arrived from Los Angeles with
dates to the 2ist. i,.ef
The San Diego Herald OF the 18th says:
"Reports brought from the crossings of the
Colorado state that a company of emf.
grants comprising SO persons. all from
Texas. were murdered August slst by the
lpdians. Several women and children
were carried into captivity. 600 head OF
cattle were carried off.
The news was brought by train of a
few, horsemen in the rear, which happily
escaped. Other parties OF Americans en-
oo1uiefsd the Indians near Tuerson--l
killed.
The Appaches are becoming more trou-
btesouas ezery day.
Twenfy i've Americans perished from
want Of water in Lonigaita trail, among
them Mr.. Douglas of Tennessee, and a
man from Psnnsylvania, name forgotten
We have bui little news from Calilor-
mia.
From Oregon we learn of a terrible
slaughter of overland emigrants by the
Winneras Indians, on the Boise river.
near Fl. Boise. The lndiaps carried off
20 head of cattle, S horses, and $4,000
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