New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-23
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Later from California.

Dan haces THIS evening Miss Champion plays MARI
Later from California.
Quack Passage Of tie Northern Light fro,
San Juan to .Neto York.
Inc Accessory Transit Company's steame
Northern Light arrived at New York on til
l4th, In 8 days and 10 hours from San Juan
connecting with the Sierra Nevada, and re
duclng the time of transit between San Fran
cisco and New York to 20 days and - hours
much the shortest passage hitherto made be
tween the two cities.
The trial of Col VIM Walker, Elk Presidep
of Lower California and Sonora, which was pro
crossing at the date of our last advices, had re
suited in bis full aequittal. The valiant Colone
assisted ably in conducting the defense.
San Francisco paper says:
Little interest was felt in the subject the Jury saw til
accused deprived by Judgment Of the Court Of the at
tendance OF witness Mr. Dillon Consul Of France upo
whose testimony he relied for some of the most
elements Of his defense and the murder OF De
bouioon mad wrought marked and decided change il
the public feeling the ofthe invasion Of Mexico
80 great the adherence in the breasts the people
that detestable erocty and blood to which
pe haousset tell VICTIM that is armed expe
don We're TO leave our wharves tomorrow for the pvs
SION Oh sonora there not power enough in the Fedora
authorities to prevent it, ANY such attempt would
oVeridden and crushed by an overwhelming pubic san
timent Even if Mr. Walker had been positiyey nrove
to have harbored before his departure the intention
to Lower California the people would rot now
gard 1t as crime-so deep is their disgust and loahns
OF the wretched crew who rule the destnes of unfcrt
nate Mexico All these causes combined together Der
naps VIII me lnsufcency Of the testimony have CON
tributed to the aequittal of Mr. Walker
The efforts to recover the specie from the Yante
Blade were as yet unsuccessful Moorngs have beer
placed over the spot where she went down. few spar
only indicating it otherwise
The body of apparently about forty vesrs of 90
mad been washed ashore badly cut about the head
the pockets of his clothing red and turned inside out
showing as they thought that he had been murdered
board the steamer by of the ruan gang OF Whose
horrible work much has been said
From letter dated Monterey, October 90 and pub
shed in the Alta CALIFORNIA; extract the following 40
count of horrible tragedy near that place
The citizens Of quiet little town were taken by sr
prise this morning on hearing that whole family had
been brutaly murdered last night by band of robbers
consisting OF Mexicans and Americans seven In number
at mouse kept by colored man named James ANTHONY
Or as ne was commonly known here Anton at the pass
at Salinas River, twelve miles from Monterey
1t appears that these men, all armed called at Anton.
Tor the ostensble purpose of buying cigars and
something to eat when they knocked down and nearly
killed Anton, and then commenced to rob and plaee the
house OF every thing that valuable but their princ
pal object was money OF which they obtained about two
Thousand dollars They then brutally murdered the
father wife and child of the landlord and Frenchman
after which they set fire to the house and burned it 10 the
During the robbing and numbering the lights were
extinguished, by which means Anton managed to es.
cape from the house. and conceal himself in the bushe,
till morning, when he gave the alarm to the neighhors
lie came in this morning and related the
when the sheriff and dozen men started in p1rEut al
the murderers II they be caught it is very probable
they WIZ not have trial by jury but be hung on the
nearest tree.
The Sacramento Union says that a miner named Mech
recently found solid lump of gold in Winters Rayine
which weighed sixteen pounds. 1t was pure and dig
covered but a few feet below the surface.
FROM SONORA.
CoUST BouLBoN's FATE.-Guaymas dates are to Sent
1t is now alleged that the French Count Boulbon
were provoked to outbreak by insults and
heaped upon them in the streets reckless
The Death SceneHe shot at sunrise on the beach
confined He stood erect with his arms folded and when
the word Present given, he locked his hands he
hind his back-rased his head even higher and tbe in
slant after the discharge fell dead He received fnr halls
platoon of four detached to shoot hin, orr
report states that the first platoon was 90 deeply cted
by his heroic conduct that they refused shoot him and
that another platoon had to be out by the Governor
1t said that medallion that he wore upon his breast
was struck by ball. and the parts forced into his breast
On the 10th of July three days after the fight at Quay
mas Major Roman the American Consul chartered boat
and the details of the engagement BY Nv
of the Gulf the Rio Colorado and the Desert to Major
General Wool and to the San Francisco Herald Il is
needless to say that the failed and ii ia to be
feared that the four persons who left Guaymas in the boat
have perished- Doctor Dill for some time resident OF
and MT. chamberlain. of the
names Of the others have not reached US.
FROM OREGON
The Indians not to be whipped for their atrocous
murders yet There were reports however that Captain
oney volunteers had reached the scene of the recent
Indian and had battle with the Indians kill
ing five and taking many prisoners among whom
pretended chief who processes to be able to restore
stolen property and to otherwise assist the whitesprob
ably with view to save his own life Among the booty
recovered from the Indians money and silver
cup known to have belonged to the Company massacred
There two reports to the future operations OF the
one is that they pushing on to attack
large body whose retreat they have discovered nv the aid
Of Indian spies.
MI II. G. Gardner, who reached Fort Boise OF the
Hudson Bay Company, shortly after the massacre OF
Ward train, writes:
Il saw at Fort Boise and within about twenty miles OF
that place, about one thousand Indians most Of them
appeared well armed and some Of them well mounted
At the fort there were about fifty Nesperces and soma
Snakes. The former selling their guns and amm-
nton to the Snakes and receiving in exchange American
clothing and money Mr. Isaacs who keeps the ferry at
he fort told that the Hudson Bay men at the fort
mad been selling ammunition to the Snakes after they
of the massacre and expressed to that it was an
outrage, and ought to be stopped Both Snakes and
Nesperces having to the fort in the same
manner as though no murders had been committed
Another correspondent demonstrated with the Hudson
Bay authorities Fort Boise, against the selling any
more ammunition and guns to the Indians, when they
howed evident signs of hostility to the immigrants The
epy OF Mr. OgQen, tne cnleI IacC0r, that
ttuted part of their regular business; that he had
authority to sell from the Governor of the Company and
hat he should continue to do till he had orders to
top from the Governor of Vancouver At this reply our
men we're very indignant
An ancient copper mine has been discovered
n Bucks county Pa. 1t is believed to have been the
york of company of Holanders in early colonial times
'he excavations said to be quite extensive
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A little son of Thomas Pratt, of Barnard, VT,
Fas lately scalded to death by falling into cauldron of
oiling swill.
An old lady being late at church, entered as
he congregation were rising for prayer CLAP
aid she, courtesying, !" don't get up on my ac-
cunt"
Gs-- v. HERMAN is o candidate to repre-
ut The Fourth Representative District in the Legislature vice
Ion. Thos. MoKeou, resigned. MAO te
lss~ STATE LEGIsLATURE-C Capt. john A.
AqUEss m candidate represent the First Representative District
the State Legislature vacant by the resignation NJ
ummerg. all
.Gs- JULES LAyERGNE, Esq, is Candidate
the State Senate I'LL the by OF
ie Hon j. A, Brand. ssd
CANCERS CURED,-Dr Frazee has the honor