The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Wednesday Morning, November Ii. lSS:
CALIFORNIA NEWS,
Interesting Defnils,

Ing mahs OF 10" steamer Northern Light
with California dates to the Goth ult, have been
received Everything was quiet on the Isthmus
and the N. ssor,,or h.. tho ..o.,n.- .r.a O.; GOOD
,;,,. 80 -. -
a.e anu pe'iec' safety
Rumors of the intended departure Of 400 yolun
teers tor Walker. from San Francisco, caused
great deal Of excitement in that city. A search
warrant was procured and - muskets belonging
10 the San Francisco Blues were recovered The
General of the State discovered also
mat tho armory of San Francisco Rine company
ao oeen Invested OF all It's arms he attempted to
recover them, but the steamer sanea before he
could board her. Three hundred OF the expedition
were lett behind
Ihey procured schooner ana attempted to
noard tne steamer, put the omcers ana the City
Mafshah opposed thelr attempt and they were
Obliged to reiand
oh ihe otn oet', the nourlshing viiiage al SCOTS
p1i, On the hiahlatn was aeStroyed oy nre, caus-
ing ga q loss a OF S52,oV"
INC supervisors OF oan ranciseo mad contracted
win the SISTERS OF Mercy to take charge OF the
SICK during the term OF one year
saie oi te olate interest," IN eer'ain water iots
,n.I A' Nina m, VI San 'ooA pi''ce ol 'he
io'h O.t 1he sotai anouh' oi the saies wore Dare-
snihcient 70 cover the expenses incidental there
"raooNt Sfoooo.
seven offihameh cainped on STATE creek, Sierra
counts, were atlacheu on tue eth Oc': ny party
ol MeAleanS, VINO khied nfe ana dangerously
"ounued S,!. ."o oi .heli.
An ordnance 10 increase the ponce force OF san
Francisco, compelling them TO wear a uniform, etc
han M peen Gu 'e'oel oy tne mayor,
me eacIahiento sahey haiiroau company haa
s"' INTO sla.i anu the cohtrac'ofs naa allacned
t!e PLopcis " VI ehe eoilP's upoh sun W iecofef
Sl,goO,oo0 me progress OF lhe WORK was heces-
any mp 'ne Pm Ha ,,.. co,;e
La se ooo r y. Ciiiteee nau le.' Caiioials~
ue iiei raoe iion "a W 90 PEI iiioil loi ,oiesn
.il:iei' A.0A'''' A"u piop"'iS eohN4'a'e" W uo
'nis: d.,
Inc gas WORKS were progressing in sacramento,
WIN gLeo' FaPlui's, anu was Sau una, ~ anotier
in1hll .saci aliieL'o mo9id NC iien'cu VIII eas.
Two hreS are recofue"-ni 'dnicsto"h uoluihhe
county, Hnere tue prlhc!pai par' Vi Tue to"n Mas
consuheui ana III Jalhesto"h' near iiGha, winch
was almost totally destroyed BON OF these local,
cities were small, and the total loss VIII not exceed
100000
Five hundred men, under Capt. Foy, of Sacra-
mento have left to join Walker.
On the 9Th ult, the Indians on Rogue river mas
sacred over fifty whites. Major Fitzgerald pursued
the Indians, and overtaking them, had battle in
which sixty Indians were killed. losing ten of his
own men.
The balance of the treasure, sunk on board the
steamship Yankee Blade amounting to 100000, has
been recovered
The L. S. District Court has decided the case of
the State rs LeidesdorfTs estate in favor of the
mother and Anna Maria Sparks who is q subject
of Denmark. The estate is immensely valuable.
Seven Cinnamon w as murdered by the Mexcans
in Sierra County in one day. The object was rob-
A man, named j. M Smith was shot at Co
lumbia, on the 9th ult, by another namod Bare
lay. The latter was taken out and Immediately
hung by mob. The case was a very aggravated
one.
Austin Smith and Henry B. Truett, citizens of
San Francisco fought duel near San Mateo on
the 18th ult. with rcvolvers Smith received a
ball in the thigh and the matter terminated There
were about l20 spectators present, many of whom
crowded in to within one hundred yards of the
combatants.
FROM EASTERN RUSSIA.
The U. $. steamship John Hancock arrived at
San Francisco from Petropaulowski. bringing news
that the Russians were ut Amoor, in great force,
both on sea or land, and were anxious to meet the
allied heet, which was probably in the Gulf OF
artary
ne br,tlsh steamer t'araeouta had neen 81 Ayan
ana M iouno the piaee ooserIea, out olsoo'ereo So
1ueie soIus DelohsiLe 10 TUG russian & Ut
company, wllch were taAen possession OF. Inc
'P 'uli Pioooeaeu ~ IIIop"'1io' nA,' my
w - Po:s ano 40 aopol' 'ou ~ NaNe sh'eieu WIN
tuo a ahlelcah nag ny'hs' anu having nreo hl'o tue
'oW Wta'. n, que w .sep rIies.b ieai. ,s .,o
Nneu on % ,hnHaoeth isiahu, 1he pArasouta .a EN- en-
-; -. . = 80 .Is:e 10 10 's " 10
s.Aa Anu WIZ "eio 'aAen piiSonefs
anu T,'a ea'iIou . ,.iso iipns nons. H..
- h' 10 p;.;s, Iapt "aa
" llc nii.inh Ioiiii'aAooi VI s"7picion
"a an tho t,.',,a -. .ba ,.. ,..o-o 5o.ou.os
~ -, no Wv na a.e AS ioao' ~ w. uoesi -,
na Ds.ety az an na. oeen aessloy1u 5, py 'ne
AZ ia ,aiaII go" nu - ~ si" I VI: a i -,
y = - NV - = a, s.it 20 -; ~ ~ '. . .a., . -, M
sam NallsetAa anu oIoeii" were concentrated at ING
= -,TL III f,No. ~ Noae r. ,, A..
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a Va. ein''i' "H''n 'NsS "'eeP'oo
''iio eAJoI ou ,, -
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no ihtilal ~ 'iouoies oon.iiue ~ oregon, anu are
growing 4uile serious; hialoI naner anu hi8 LOT
ces "oie rouhueu ~ lue nos.ne Iuulans a. d
Poiii' SoU' DAia', "!'nou1 ioou Vi "a'ei ioI IoI
IS-elBIit ioulS' lieut. c'y; II, coinill'ho oi 10y
hieii' I mi:'u. nau pecn seAt W ~, feliel:
ia '',iis .on toi sliiinai IIounies hal oc
eu' ~ an" q. 'i.is .'o'. "son was Aoou1 Iuc chns
it.o tuo nv ,nn .,n ntn s1ions iorse' 10
cnastlae Inc h'i'c' ior the numerous ontrages
"HAe- 'he! lou ~ eoliitiiit'eu
fhoh I.' i'AL hHftdeA.
1he walker ana cnalnore party had agreed up
on terms OF peace, ana ten. kiVas mad been APP
pointed fresdent AFTER the dec!lnatlon OF " alker.
me latter had been appointed Commander-lnchief
OF tho Nicaraguan forces, and Parker II. French,
formerly OF the Sacramento Tribune, had been ap
pointed Commssary OF War.
The people of Nicaragua appear to be pleased
with the now state OF affairs, and no more trouble
was apprehended
Gen. Chillon, 1t is reported has had an engage
ment at Menegra with Mendez and 6s0 of his troops,
the latter being defeated. Don hateo Maynga,
formerly Secretary OF State was executed on the
Illrrn 40 q i'm r.Nh tvtr &Hn IN,N.nlA o.