The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-12

tempted concealment but actually went out
whaling cruise, in his whaling bark (the George)
and had brought FIVE hundred barrels Of oil from the
Arctic He also sold merchandise TO other whaers
b the ochotsk Sea- taking in payment bills on Honolulu
1hs news had thrown the community OF Honolulu into
renewed excitement and the whole matter becomes in
vsived in deeper mystery than ever-Sdn Francisco
Heycld, Oct. II.
Two Weeks Later from Crescent City.
INDIAN WAR IN ROGUE RIVER vALLEY-FIGHT OF
TIE VOLUNTEERS WITH THE INDIANs-FeRrY
INDIANS KILLED-HAJoR LUPToN MORTALITY
WOUNDED, ETC., ETC.
We have the Crescent City Herald Extra Of the 18th
October, from which obtain the following particulars
Of the opening OF Indian in Rogue River Valley
As the leading OF this outbreak the massacre
Of the miners the Upper Kamrth in the hitter part Of
July, the murder of seveaal packers, transfers and
travellers the different routes near the Oregon
boundary line, and more recently the killing Of two
wagoners and their teams, Cottonwood, by the
hdiansan these must still be fresh in the recollection
q readers The military at Fort Lane, o. IT, seemed
10 be poweress In either aiming furnishing the
narauders, and the goadcd population were at last
peeled to rise for their protection MIR. Galpraith
lft jacksonville Tuesday, the 9h inst, aud the fol-
kwing the main events which happened up TO that
time :
volunteer force of hundred, one hundred and
twenty i've had been formed and after having
pleted their arrangements they proceeded on Sunday
evening, the 9TH nst to the mouth Of Butte Creek in
to thu number of the kancheas and commanded rcspec
he.srs. Bruce, Miller and Hays ii each Mr. Harris IS
and Mr. Newcomo II men. Early on Monday morning
The volunteers approached the Rancheras ard the In
dams first fred upon the Harris command The fight
then became persl and ended in The total defeat of
Indians, Az OF whom left dead the ground, were a
trrwards buried by the military from Fort Lane.
u the volunteer u men were sounded; one OF tneir
nnmGer, Major Lupton, wno had received an arrow In
the left bieast died on Monoay night and anoher
named sheppard wounded in the abdomen it 10 thought
will not
Mr.. Cab aith also states that Tuesday it was
reported Jacksonville, that the Indians burnt the
and his wife severely wounded Dr. Barkwel called
to attend The lady but it Is thought she cannot reco
ver WAGNER Evans and luf are also supposed
to have been killed. and their houses and property de-
srroyed,
Ir crane U. S. A.. ana Or. Barkwen were ndetaiga-
bic In th, exerons TO assist and relieve the wounded
On lLesoay intelligence received at Jackson
vile Of hr. Hamilton being kilsd aud Mr.. Westiull
vounded by the Indians at Jewets Ferry about sixteen
miles further down the river.
Fifteen volunteers started in pursuit Of the Indians
who killed hudson On the siskiyou Us above reported by
Mr.. jackson.
il hardly necessary add that the country repre-
sented 10 be In general cowmoton ard that volunteers
led from every section to assist in the exermina
ton o the Indians. Al consequence Of this business
and trade is very dull, look for any al
inpTosenen until the Indians entirely subdued and
and the lives and property Of the people scared against
these savag.P
Messrs. Hale Go. obliged rs with the perusal Of a
hitter from W. W. Fowler, ESQ, dated at Jacksonville
=. T., 9Th October and which in its main features
FIRMS entirely tie information above gvea. The mac
tviy Of the United States forces at Fort Lane is
mented upon with some severity.
a. Herald also gives account Of the finding of the
BODY Of Mr. HUDSON packer who had started the week
train Il fourteen mules frou Crescent City He was
shot in the temple with rite ball. and had besides
seven tight in his body. One Of the mules
f0r ms deao and not lar oil were scattered the
tents Of suDdy ackages Of merchandise together with
HE OIL rags which tie murdecrs had exchanged for bet
Ter clothing found amongst the PACKS. No clue mad
yet been found to the whereabouts of Mr. Wilson, the
partner 0 hr Hudson and at the time undoubtedly In
his company.
Arrival of ono or the Pacific Surveying
Squadron.
Prom tho San Francisco Herald, Oct. III
The United states surveying schooner j. fenimore
Cooper, Acting Lieu tenant W. Gibbon, commander,
rived DUR q "Wednesday right from Hakodadi japan. via
nc AeuaD Islands, PercIaulowsk and si'kathirtten
days from the latter place. The u s. surveying
Join Hancock, Lieut.. stevens, commandel was ut
Hal cad She to have sailed nnedats ly for the
Gchotsl sea- and from thence to this port The inhao
tants Of the Aleu,n Islands in want Of art
ees Of provisions, such as four tea, coffee, sugar, &c.
They were anxons,y awaiting the arrival OF some vessel
from which supplies Of these articles could be Obtained.
There was nothing new at Peropaulowak Bot few inha
biants were seen and the place ented very d.
CAPITA Eogers sailed for the Arctic three days previous
70 the deiai ture Of the j. tenmore Cooper. The Rus
nan 81 a shp zs h 'ap Rsasdg
iOe and would return to this port immed,tey upon Oh
tanning her cargo. The j. Fenimore Cooper experienced
heavy weather off sitka but has had fine snce
unti of Mendocino where she beculmed for three
days. She j. beautiful schooner, fore.andatt rig, and
about one hundred tons burthen she has mach the ap
pearance OF a plot boat
Arrival Of the Vincesncs from the Arctic
Ocean.
From the San Francisco Herald, Oct. -
The Uni ed stat slo OF Vincennes Jn io1gers,
Co, rapter, arrived yesterday from cruise in the Arc
ne regions The vinceanes was farther north than the
other vessels Of The squadron which she belongs hav
g ehed the lattui. of " deg min 70 sec ongi-
trde ia cey ~ min Is Although her cruise in the
Arctic occurred one month, she reports having
yhnlsrs ,ishose gons. since leaving Peropauowski,
(whtre she rel oried by the j. Fenmore Cooper,
which arrived here on wetnesday as,) the Vincennes
has been cruising in pehrngs Straits. she reports hav
ing seen no such islands d. those laid down on the
VI of Nla mn a
have saiied the ioeaiities assigned them. The
following Is list OF her olicers-John Rodgers Com
mander T. A. Roe j. 81. Brooke !. s. Filiebroun ). X.
Rnssen, Iieuienants w. y. Rogers, purser, William
Grier, Surgeon; W. /. Nichols, Assistant Surgeon;
2osogst, G. Wright Potanist; A. schonhon, Assistant
Astronomer; Y. II. Eierbower Captains Clerk j. G. Da
Thomas Thompson, Masters Mate Joseph Kent Masters
Hate. she reports her officers and all in good
health.
More Murders and Lynch Law.
Another tragic murder and Lynch execution took
place al Columbia, Iuoumue county, on the 9th scptcm
Der. John Huron Smith, young and popular miner
went, somewhat intoxicated. into house of i'll fase
KEEP, by a woman named Martha. tumbler broken
IN the ROOM and Martha requested Smith I, for Il.
He tcok hold OF her roughly tore her dress and forced
her down into a chair Her husband named John a.
Barclay 10, and after few words with smith snot
him oesd. BARCLAY taken by the mob who at
frat disposed 70 trust in the OF the statutes and the
courts but they were Induced by nfamma.oy harangues
70 charge their determination. They held lynch
court, and heard the witnesses. When the jury
he sezed the prisoner; bu' after using every exerton
and exposing himself to imminent danger he driven
oil by force Whether the jury found Barclay guilty,
sentenced hun to Re hung, is not stse but hanged he
was under large mining 6ume about twenty cct from
the ground, at midnight in the midst Of the glare Of
torches ana the shouts a the crowd.
Naval.
The Independence, lying at Mare Island, rapidly
losing her seamen by deserton. Upwards Of 100 Lad
deserted.
The Vincennes belonging TO The Pacific exploring
petition had ncen fo port about week. The British
higate Tincoma,ce was also in port.
Tn atricsfs.
Mexican Buchanan had closed very successful en-.
gagtment At the Union lie proceeds 10 Sacramento.
The American bad succession Of crowded houses
The Misses Gouger b. i'm being the great attraction.
The Metropolitan producing Shakespeare, with an
excellent stock company.
Mrs. Sinclair and troupe were starring at the mining
toy
Marriages., Births md Deaths.
MARRIED.
In Shasta Valley, Mr. James GARRISON, OF Yreka, and
Aiss Margaret Rankins, Of Shasta Valley.