New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-14
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Indian Hostilisiss Shocking Murders, ets

San Erapcisc0 To the 18th ut, but the Ia not vol
miuous. as M
IL. american and Democratic parties HAYS made their
nominations for stats ocsrs the former nominating
Nes,v Johuson for Governor and r.. NJ Anderson for
t,sut Governor The Democratic have nominated John
Biaer for Governor and Samuel Purdy for Lieut. Gov
ernor. ~ 'eg ~ -
From several papsrs. rs gather The follexing .psr.
graphs: -
cheria Ainador county, was perpatratsd by Of
exisans ma ohls nos On the 9th 81 August rive vsued
cISizrns cre nrdersd including Mrs Diamond whose
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and Jose wers found guilty Of murder ii tho above Gaze
and, after daft A. hours time being allowed toprepsre
being conducted, the outraged community turned ont en-
nass and burned every spanish house in the place Ar
resolution thst Mexican shall hereafter reside Ut the
The Indians of Rouge River Scott River shassa Valley
Horse Creek and Klamath said 10 have combinedn
open hostility to the whites. On the g7th ME three
miners were attapked on HunBug Greek and d Mr. Pc
ers was shot through the breast aud died within IA oi,r.
shortly afterwards The Indians attacked and Killed thses
men banned Edwafd Parrish, Thomas Grey and William
Hepnessey who lived opposite Buckeye Bar on the
prScsedIpg down the river two miles they murdered
man named Peter Hgnight ana two Others whose names
are unknown The three men were slsepng in their beds
Il the time The next mornug they descended the river
TO P.oksr's Ranch, sx miles below Buckeye Bar
where they arrived at 10 O'CLOCK on Friday mornipg
Here they killed four who wsrs working II tie eld
Nj piesns saysd bis life by concsalinr bImssf behin
FALLEN tree. The names Of theksd have not yet been
s Pee River Indians have made descent mon tbe
miners at the New Digglngs the Sacramento, and
seven whites were wounded, and some fifty Indians
% sunday two Indians were captured near the town
and hung and six more were shot on Hnnbug, al
The scott Valley indiana said to have surrendered
their guns, and are now on the Government Reserve
Five Indians were killed at Hnmbug Bar on Thursday
man named John Peters died last night In the County
Hospitai from the effects Of stab in the back which he
received on the 2Ssn of last month w So ~ =,
Frenchman, named I, Alexis Briant, attempted on
tho ID inst blow up the premises corner Washington
street and Joness sey belonging to Mr. L. Ritter,
the agent In this city for heavy capitalists in Swzer
land There were great many persons in the building
n the time but fortunately injury except some slight
bruises resutsa riant was the only severely burnt
and is vet confined under surveillance In the hospital in
this city He to hare loas bis reason In oonse
quence Of heavy losses arising from psculaions in real
Two distinct shocks Of earthquake were felt In Santa
Barbara the atter end Of last month No harm done
man vas found in the vicinity Of Scorpion Gulch On
h- way Log Cabin dead, with his pockets turned
side out and money scattered about on the ground
He a. QUITE well dressed about 80 years Of age rather
ain, an Old ssiopp, addressed MoGlonshn, Marys;is
We leafn feom me caisysras Chronicle that Msssrs
Wade &iHanson lessees Of the Moksrnmne Hill Canal and
Mining Company projecting extension of their
uabls canal 80 Mogeluulns distance Of twelve miles
from campo Ssco involving outlay Of forty thousand
s supreme Court Of this state has decided that only
state Distrst Oous and the Courts Of the 49, can issue
letters Of natrabzatioptc foreigners. 'fs14'H ?.
r d. p Read, of cktou, in letter to the Herald
states ii as his opinion that the Of the grain crops
chs San Jopauin Valley this year, Will not
more ihsu nslf the expected quantity. 5 ~ ~ III
| From the news summary prep4isd by the San Fran.
,sco Evening News, we selent ths following Items
Tie GRAND Jury have indicted John s.ockds.s for the
murder Of is wife Nancy stocdale and have also hound
Ike bin against Jsines McEvoy, fer the murder OF
t3rap july fsve found bills of indictment aqains
Tie proprstofs Of +is INHERENT Bhsasers u town,
iating The law mssrdctng barbaroas and noisy
mat named scott Parrish, was shot at the What
theer Haussn Tussiay evening, the 31st ut by Geo
JubberlS, former friend. whose wife had eoped With
ssrrs ran minUs snd Eere on their to the AT
sus Ia sed and fty-four patients were admitted in
m U A. Hafins tfhspilat in this oigy aurng the noath
4 is; 1873 discharged ard 1s9 remained the Hospital
il 70 Tie lst The nunber OF dsaths from July 81
rte balgyen to the Admiras and officers Of the Allied
leets took place the I'd iest Ths French Admiral
owing 10 soma infofiAity, for Which the projectors
much to bame refused 70 attend. The affair, on tne
| g hole was falnre
All the Rrench and British mep-ofwar hare left our
bor soine for Europe and the cruise Thu
atese srfriaaff all who bad been suffering
with scarvy; quite recovered Of their complaint.
Several persons left ip the seemer Of the LIST inst to
stated on the authority of Madame Gossip that number
others ppariRg for alike "trip BY This steamr
gentleman By the Of A. Bsrret, of sacram
suicide at Wilson's Exchange, ip this Guy on
The IA inst by taking audanum. The principal Gauss
for iris sppears have been publication In toe
Amsdor Sentinel pre.cia to the character Of the de-
ceased. yg9ps l4.5 r rqil,EL ss3s =55 5 s! .Ait.,
lock on Saturday: Maria Brittngham from Edward u
Biittingha BY Judge Hagar, of the Fourth District
Court and Adeiins RICHMOND from NJ i. Richmond, by
Judge Norton, II she Twelfth DISTRICT Court.
The U aoopof-war Decatur came to port on the bsh
l. c. Woods formerly partner of the Express firm Of
Adams Co., in this city, suddenly disappeared on the
kn1,s phtr ha rta
the Atlantic to look into the affairs OF his atg
firm IL ia believed however that the fugitive took pas
| sage in the ship Audubon, for Australia a.
We baVe received most needed supply OF ice py the
1 Zenobia, from Sitks.
The .. s. Government has caused fog gun to be
planted at Point Bonita the northern head of this har
Dor which will be fred intervals OF every half hour
in foggy weather. In order to give warning TO vessels that
may happen 70 be On the coast at me tlme IL gooo
/ idea, and one Of which mariners will be grateful
The Nicaragua steamer Uncle Sam @ IL. Baldwin com,
mandsr arrived on the 18th inst from San Juan del Sud
In the unprecedeptly short time Of days She
upwards Il 500 passe GERS without snge Of siok
death during the passage The Uncle sam leaVei
| again tomorrow for San juan
The steamer from Panama, with the Atlantic mail d
the 20tn ultimo, is still missing. s. s.=-5# 3
| From tho Isthmus. * r. '' 49, 49,
/ We have; files of the Panama Star and Herald
up to the 3h ult but they contain nothing Of import
| anoe. fs., =. .s.,t.li ~ - - "a. 5.so .5-=
Col. Joseph W. Fabsns and q considerable number
unemployed foreigners had left the town OF Panama
join the Kinney expedition in Nicaragua Ell.
] large iron lighter had been launched at Panama,
/ From Australia,
Ths Panama Herald has received adyices from Sydney
to the 10th and from Victoria to the 25sh Of June.
The American ship whistler and the brig Mazpo hat
been on rocks off Kings island and several sailor
persisted. t='1y E -5,Fs=F.. -a7F= i5ta1
The Melbourne Argus Of June 20, has the following
l caution to captains of opnigrAns vessels = 't@