New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-24
Arrival of the United States.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA.

,s.
arrived ut TINS port yesterday AFTERNOON, prlng7
ing San Francisco dates Of the LIST inst. and one
hundred aud twenty passengers The United |
q. 49,. ,ft # II ~, tho avar;,, IF tbe 18th
~, 1se. ~, sa,,,a
Lug sio'nsnP a.a.nois A'1s esPi. az go Il |
evening, tor New York; with one hundred anu
fifty passengers and 81 900. 900 in treasure
The following ia a list of passengers by the |
rr1:.s., Co. 7## 1
ol n !, 49, ,,,.p !, stapbsnson. Mr.
sss II, obsn n,g Hawaii H q Harold IT,
tputan. T. Groham MI weber Mr.. Nathan, Jas Moody
aud lady, s n Stephenson Or Dudley mr. beafano u
Williams and 100 IN steerage
LIEUT.. STRAIN AND FASii e ~ Ga.'s
party had reached Beea ohlea' e. .he .1ua ~ o.
San Miguel ing parry ~ -, - "a
Asptnwat, anu lug ~ ~ 49,
start tor NeW iora M1sn .nsil y ~
their arrival Lieut.. eIfain' ~ feporseu,
states that tne cana ennhos az oulis oser sne
route hs passeu " e. sA s;a,I ~,
r;er saws We now have the extreme satisfaction
| IF saving that we graspcd him by the hand yes
terday, and heard from his own lips some OF the
incidents OF his unprecedented trip
We are informed that from the 5Oth January
to the 18th March Lieut. STRAIN ana ms entife
party lived exclusively on the nuts 81 the trups'
species Of the palm that they suffered uheeas,
/ ingly, day and night, from lnnumeranle and
most poisonous insects ana thas tneir tees'
4 limbs, and indeed their Whole ooaies' we're
l bruised and severely injured by the eomoinea
effects OF the walking, the cohtace WIN 1''e
l thicket and stones, and the bites 81 insects aha
| reptiles. And we regret to add that SIX nave
Il persisted in sight OF the great ocean, 70 reach
the shores Of which they had suffered 50 long
and SO much Two OF Them aiea al INA unaplgaha,
where Lieut.. Strain had been compelled % leave
them, when he went for the PROVISIONS ana the
UrA1 Of fhnJN n
The following is a list OF the deceased;
Philip Vermilye, seaman aged % years.
native Of New York "a
| VIM n PARKS, seaman agea - years, Forts-
4 mouth, ~ d.
Edward Lombard, seaman, 30 years, new
York. oo
George H. Holmes, seaman, 70 years, view
York
l y. Polanco, New dranaaian 20.
4 Y. Gonzalez, New dranadian To-
i California.
Tba fol,ow;ne Summary If the events of the
e, AZ. ca,;e,n,;o g ALL +.
ior.h'sn' - aronn .iie 1ai''' oa'i''' - =,
on ING lotn tne Assembly passeu y ~. "
extend tiii APRIL 1000 .he law apou. 10 eAplfe'
auIheflzlng persons caing Saves orr s. y
TINS state previous 10 Cne aolhissioh N',h oep'''
lS5o,) to seize the slaves, take them petore
magistrate OF Jaages Wnos upon Receiving sasis.
i factory eViuence that the siaSes WERE prousi''
hither previous to the admission, shall give
certificate to that efect TO the claimant, anu the
victim may pc taken oy force CUT oi the nea.e,
4 Tn the 10Th, lhomas GoWans q gamnieT %
1 Carson,s Greek, IN Mariposa, shot Wm; new
/ man, formerly OF Frankhn county. tennessee
Oowan has been trled, conVictea ana sentences
to be hung, and probably Will be on the list Of
April
# An iniquItous bill has been introduced int
the Legislature TO exclude tne testimony OF Ma
! lays ana Cinnamon IN cases where Whlte mar
may be party -,
On the l9th' James Mnllony was killed py
}. stao IN q quarrel ABOUT mining eialms' III
+ Parks's Bar, in luba county
] On the 80, German, named schwartz wa
J, hung by mob at jackson, gaiaVeras county
under charge OF horse-steahhg me oouht)
Judge has issued warrants 1or the arrest OF I'M
i mob leaders. Il appears that there was no IN
i veshgauon O me case py the MOP
, On the 10th. the Legislature passed an ae
!. requiring the supreme court 70 hoia us session
at the Seat OF Government-by which sacra
mento was meant: on .he 1'tn, the oupfeih
l. 9ourtheid q session ana declaed thaG the sen
/ OF government legally estaoAsnea at pan jose
has never been Legally removed; ana accord
lngly they nave ordered thelr CLERK TO TAKE I'd
IL records 70 Sah jose Inns oeclsioh WIZ Prop
~ apAy pe ioiio"e. ~ - loi W uiie '0s
to stature ana government onlclais 10 reHoE
I -
81 ohleI !us1iSe murray uissenes ironl .ne Wy
SION o. ms coileag ess; anu gives ~ as ms
~ sha1 5acIa,nento = .ns oapl'ai AZ n n,
says Una. Cne heg siaeufe oan eo nv Vslia "
except W1en N sessio ~ ehe Seas u oofeii
ct menu, anu tnas y oan yose ~ y
.egaliy es'aoiI lep, oaPipai az tne iestoiaUo
SINCE January lo31, y so % y inns view PR
van, ehe glea. =. oal La" tne W.
sfasss laae anuei inen sna s..es ~ plops a
4, inaue u'uel .ne, w wy s5.al'
40 iishe.. eh"e1 re- sn.' Or %" Hy,is
sshc.,oh = .ls Nele ny plo. ~. a., ~
~ ma, ,ne xely taea "o"la Nc su'oleh''o III u
Lieut. Whipple of the U s. Pacific Surye,
u ing Expedition, arrived at Los Angeles on ii
y, Dist His route was past Fort Smith. Alb,
err uueraue, and thence nearly due west by Il
4? Pueblo Of Tuni, Bill Williams Fork of the &c
. i | orado and the TETON Pass He brought WACO
= to the Colorado, where he was compelled
Z leave them for want of grass. The great porti
! Of lis route was over ground hitherto unexpl0
or ed and he reports that n railroad might be co
"a strueted there
L 1t is reported that one of Fremonts party Ii
arrived in San Bernardino and states that
left Fremont in the SHOWS of the Sierra Neyad
south Of Walkers River Pass, and that [
ne whole party was in imminent danger from &C
he and starvation.
m Resolutions to approve of Douglass Nebras
a. bill have been introduced into the Senate, i
y no action has been taken as yet.
"a Tho schoauer Sarah Layinia from Santa Or