New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-28
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
aRrp.aI Or THE sTEaMER CRESCENT CRY

at o'clock P, NJ; arrived at Havana, July 23d,
at 6:S5 I. NJ, and sailed for New Orleans July
oath, at 81 A. NJ. Left at Havana American
sloops Of war Cyane and Falmouth, and English
men of war Eurydice and Arab. The clipper
ship Sky Lark arrived with $50 Coolies. July
18th, at 2 p. NJ, lat. 26:1s, lon 1925, passed
bark Fernandina beating to the s. =. July 26th,
at A, M, passed ship Oliver Putnam, from
Boston for New Orleans also, steamer Black
Warrior hence for New York; arrived at the
bar ut 3-45 P. NJ. a list Of her passengers and
consgnees will be found in their proper place
We have received by this arrival files Of Ha-
vana papers to Tuesday last, but they contain
no news
We have also received files Of the Panama
Star and Herald to the 14th, but they say no.
thing of the defeat of the Walker expedition,
the news probably not having reached that
point.
The dates from San Francisco by this arrival are to the
LIST inst.
Tho Democratic State was in session at acra
when the steamer sailed Bgler had received the
nomination for Governor and % delegates had with
drawn from the Convention in consequence. Mr. Chas
Bryan of Yubs had received the nomination for Judge
of the Supreme Court for the short term and Mr. Myron
Norton Of Los Angeles, for the long term.
The u 8. District Court in San Francisco has declared
the decision in the fremont applicable to all grants
made under the colonization laws. motion by the o,
s District Attorney to modify the Decree to locate
the claim upon vacant lands, and in body, de-
MED.
Suit had been brought against A. A. Cohen, Receiver
of the firm Of Adams Co. charge of incorrectness
in his accounts and rauds to the amount of s1260OO
ship load Of railroad cars locomotives etc. arrived at
Francisco the 10th Of june for the Sacramento Valley
Railroad.
The reported massacre by the Indians the klamath
river is centradicted.
tax collector in Marposa county recently shot three
Cinnamon who rested him in the discharge of his duty
Large quantities of gold have Been discovered in the
| immediate vicinity of Sacramento city
Yankee Sullivan had difficulty in San Francisco with
fellow named Muligan. They adjourned to room fer
the purpose Of fighting 1t out when knocked
sullivan down with weapon and Muligan fell upon him
beating kicking and biting him in shocking manner
sullivan was confined to his bed by his injuries
The Herald informs that detachment s. troops
numbering 1eS privates and officers had sailed that
city for Puget's Sound the way to Fort Steacotm
/ Washington Territory.
A bold murder committed recently In Ell Dorado
county, three miles from Georgetown Five men, while
sleeping in their cabin fred upon just before day
light, of the number VIM Coppers was instantly
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| this deed were supposed to be Indians
The Humboldt Times of the 2Sa ult has the following
The Indians In this vicinity report that four white men
killed at OF near the upper crossing OF Mad River
on the trail from Bucksper to Weaverye that their
cattle (eght head) running loose In that Vicinity
Several suaws of different tribes same story and
partial OBEDIENCE is given to it. from the fact that
Hull and three other with that number cattle left
Eureka some four weeks ago and have not since been
heard from the soldiers the barracks instead Of be-
ing sent out to hunt Indians il for nothing else
to them kept ut the barracks doing nothing
to the people, in protecting their lives property they
might as well be- in Kamschatka,
1t will be remembered simultaneously with the receipt
of Of an Indian outbreak the klamath river we
had accounts Of Indian disturbances Illinois Valley
just the borders of Oregon reference to these The
/ Crescent City Herald says
Up the time Of our last issue, the Indian difficulties
in that section had progressed to alarming extent
Volunteer companies in search Of the Indians who
had all left the Reservation Rogue river Judge
tezs Mr. Rosborough, and others their way this city
induced to return to Jacksonville Mr. T. A. jack
son through accompanied by guard short dis
was received, written by Mr. shondy and dated Apple
gate June 10th from which, by parmssion the
/ following extract
50 Yesterday MIR, Jackson got Mr.. j. Dyer and Mr. D.
McHues to guard him over to MONEYS Ranch. On re.
turning home they were wayaid by the Indians and both
killed having received seven balls and tie other ten
through the body in places Some soldiers no
passed along this morning found the bodies buried
them This Of course causes considerable excitement
and families are obliged to places of safety
Travel has for the moment almost ceased and there
little doing in the diggings here at Jacksonville 1t
rained all this afternoon and two three trains
just come through without experiencing any trouble,
These statements are fully corroborated by Mr. Corn
| wall the ExpTessman, who came in few days after.
i MURDER ON THE DEsERT.--Lewis J., II. Jaeger ESQ
furnishes the San Diego Herald with the following par
tiouars of cold FLOODED murder committed on the
Desert twenty miles westward Of Jaeger,s ferry
during the night Of the LIST Of June About O'Clock on
the morning of the 3D. party of three Americans and
two half breed Cherokees awoke Mr. demanded to
hn farrtah artua s,,
cned doing and they passed Some two hours after
wards Mexican by the name Of Zuniga, galoped up
aeger ana informed hin that while he and his brother
were ourneyng from Los Angeles, of which place they
had been residents they overtaken Yaecitos by
the FIVE men alluded to and that they travelled in
pany together till that night at 10 O'clock when
the Americans without provocaton previous intima
ton deliberately drew his pistol and shot the brother
minutes. The three Americans severay named
Billn Pete, and john It seems that upon being
refused srrage they proceeded river bottom and
concealed themselves for five days. when they the
river and went over into Sonora From person
murdered man the murderers took some five hundred
dollars in Mexican money which leaves no doubt that
cnpidity was the incentive to the foul deed.
MORE Com EXCITEMENT. Francis Debar saws the
San Diego Herald who has just arrived from San
dino says that quite an excitement has been prevailing
among the Mormon brethren from discoveries lately
Of gold deposits in the San Bernardino mountains
Several parties Of the faithful prospecting so we
may hear more Of the bubble in a few days.
4 WHALING ALONG SHORE. = crew of Portuguese
whaler says the Monterey Sentinel captured the 18th
iust calf whale In fighting with old fsh on the
day. Of the men had leg broken and of the
boats was stove In We always maintained the opinion
that Monterey lie of the best points in the Pacific
establishing whaling depot and for the manufacture
the oil and the various products OF the animal Our bay
s open safe and deep well protected from storm
easy of entrance with all winds. Supplies and provisions
can now be laid In at very moderate ratesWAter and
wood both to be had at reasonable charges Besides
the whale of derantpecies found In the vicinity of
coast the op elephant seal fur otter and several
other ysuable animals Of marine hunting,
What IL now wants with capitalists and used
the business who are only to be had In New Bedford and
Nantucket.
From oregon.
NEW GoLp DIscovsaIEs-Baning Of Steamsr.--Fes Of
pspers have been received at San Francisco from Port
land to June as, and from Crescent City to June o.
The Standard in its issue of June 2s announced that
there to the effect that gold in considerable
quantities had been found up the Columbia river In the
region Of Fort oove situated In latitude IS Is north
and longitude lis west about two hundred miles in
direct line from the Dalles Of the Columbia,
The Standard has the following paragraphs:
rely suspended Tor the want Of sufficient water It Ia
said there has been less rain during the last winter and
sprfug than ever before.
Wahear good reports of the crops throughout the
rtory The late warm and hne weather has added much
to their appearance. Grass more luxuriant
and the wheat and oat crop will be abundant
RarTlEssagEs These vanomous reptiles are found in
great numbers in southern Oregon. We told that
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