The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-01


In the back Of the neck and in the small Of the back in
the latter the knife penetrated the lung and also broke
one az the ribs This wound may prove atai In the
A. exela "Good God don't murder me; viii fight you
Rasiey il is said, had pulled his pistol out several
a,pss d1ripg the day, and once before Casey The
Elowing persons we're arrested:-Daniei Harrington
james p casey, Henry Derrick, James Hennessey and
John Lynch. Mr. Cushing also taken TO the City
Prison and Doctors Sheldon and Rowe immediately at
tended him. He requested TO have priest sent for,
which was complied with, and then wished to see Mr..
Casey When no came he said he hoped Mr. Casey would
have no hard feeling towards him. Mr. Bagley was
taken to his Pine street. He was formerly
member the Assembly from this county, and late
" elected Clerk to the Board Of Supervisors Mr. Cush
ing formerly kept the Crystal boarding house lately
destroyed by FIRE Bush street It is hardly necessary
70 add that the parties have been ct enty for time
account Of local political differences.
More Trouble with the Indians.
from the San Francisco Herald Aug, d.
For several years past deadly feud has existed be-
the Indians residing the frontiers OF the Amer
and English settlements on the North Pacific The
indians residing within English territory known
the "Kng George Indians from the fact that they
believe that the celebrated parsonage whose name they
bear still lives and sways the destnies OF North Amer
They call the Americans residing on the frontier
stBoston men and look upon the indians who reside
within the territory their allies Fights con-
stantly between these Indians when the
come outside of the common fishing grounds
where both parties generally faternize and spend the
time in feastng and merrment Outside of the charmed
circle Of the common fishing grounds they deadly
within the territorial limits OF the United 's staes
went on a fishing excursion, but were wrecked upon
the northern shore of vancouver's Island They were
Immediately seized by the King George Indians and muir
are now armng for war Of determination, and bloody
doings expected is supposed that white influence
at the bottom of the whole affair and that oppor
tunty has been lost by badly disposed whites
siding among them, TO foment quarrel and kindle
general war among the ignorant indians. We are in
iomed that the United States sloop of war Decatur
Yard, is under orders for landowners Island 1t Is
rather strange that have not received these
proceedings by any OF the recent arrivals from Vancou
yers Island. We disposed to place every reliance
upon the source from which the above information is de-
rived and are therefore at loss to account for the silence
maintained hitherto in relation to this matter.
miscellaneous Items.
EARTHouAKE IN SAN FRANc1sco.-About twenty live mi
mites past O'Clock yesterday morning this vicinity was
visited by slight earthquake which lasted about twenty
portions OF the suburbs of the city, The shock
que percepble in the lower portion of the city but
most severely felt at the Preside and the Mission
Dolores anu along the hills intervening of the line
OF Jones street. family residing in st. AIMS Valley
started from sleep by violent shaking Of the
house, which caused general commotion among the
picture frames hanging the walls and several articles
OF furniture moved from their places AT the Pres
do barracks the inmates all awakened by the shock
and at the Mission Dolores the inmates of every house
were awakened and in instances the people rushed
into the street in alarm for their personal safety
rumblng sound of heavily freghted vehicle passing
over bridge accompanied the shock. gentleman who
mere last night rom farm situated the
Coast Range, about six miles south from the Mission
says that the shock very in that vicinity and
IN view OF this fact is not unreasonable to conjecture
that the next arrival from the South will bring
oil heavy earthquake on the lower coast-Sdn Francis
90 Herald Aug. 20.
SAN FRANCISCO Police SrArsrIcs.-Whole number of
arrests during the month of August a557 follows
Murder, 81 arson, Il assault with intent to kill grand
larceny u; perjury /; riot 4; mayhem l. assault with
sewing saso oa pe.. ri burglary = re-
Assault and battery us breach of the peace 90 threats
81 90 bodily injury ii Migrants 2S dsorderly conduct
fences, l. insane and violating city ordinance 49, COM
mon prostitution, H. malicious mischief 90; counter
feiting,, g. false Imprisonment, l. Total-s57. Dis
charged 310 fined 90 up trial 49, bound over
keep the peace to confinement in the city
prison, 12T.
rcan had been arrested Sonora who had confessed
TO being participant in the bloody bucheres Rancho
county and who well known, had been surrounded;
but just as his pursuers about selling him. he
pistol and shot himself dead. Mr. Bimon, who was so
desperately wounded in the Rancheria tragedies and
whose wife met with such amenable fate Mt the hands
f this band of Mexican savage has FAR recovered
10 be able TO attend to his ordinary business avocaons
Naval News.
The United States steamer Massachusetts,, S. Swart-
won't, Lieut. Com manding, sailed from San Francisco
The 26h August for the Mexican coast She is ordered
tovisit Acapulco and other ports in Mexico inquire
into the late injuries inflicted by Mexican authorities
persons and property Of American citizens She goes
July prepared for active cruise and with the
ihy INSTRUCTIONS from the anderinChief OF she
fquadron in the Pacific TO enforce the liberation of all
American citizens who may be unjusty detained by the
partizans OF Santa Anna She win probably return
this port next spring The following is list Of her Off
eers-lieut Commanding, Samuel Swartwout; Lieuts.
Reginald Fairfax and J. b. McCauley; Acting Master A.
A. Semmes; Purser, G. f. Cutter Passed Assistant Sur
geon, William d. Harrison; Passed Mdshipmen Jonathan
Young and Duianey A. Forrest; Second Assistant En-
gneer, William A. X. Iattimer Acting Assistant Engi
neer, Edwin Sutton; Third Assistant Engineer George
W. Tenant Captains Clerk, r. r. Fendall; Boatswain
Alexander Tyler; Gunner, a. W. McAipn Carpenter, r.
o. Cassidy.