The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17

'ass OF Aoams Co. Alfred A. Cohen Hrst reosiv,r
was concluded The Sth ult, Afsr very long trial.
verdi,' against The defendant tr $269 04S. A sAy
proc edings had been granted for forty days usssrs
bond.
Tho ship rgo Saxon arrived At san Francisco on the
ION ut src mmscia ey her arrival Frcde Eugg
second mate ar,eeted . cha g Of having
cd seaman ramsd Bill by . kick ths stomach &c
oln1 .nhuman treatment ON tho second day ". from
Thirty -sx Indians, men, women apd chdree bad DO
prcvccs Ion was that The red skins mad stolen tie
nfes 70 them food curing SNOW storm ana thu
cola west or sueceeeipgit
:, Rhodes Woiney's Expresl was rsbnsd on Trinity
Mooptsin psAr SAssts, the IL ult.. of $l6 00o
reo we're IN cmpsoy With the az 'rss-nsn, AMI toe
he iot. .mouot p to se:us SIS sss CO., % '0''s' . 's
s. lree bad sent . resignation Of his position
states District Attorney fr the Nor hero District
All Chung convicted of the murder OF All Ls in s.cr.
m-nto. hkd recsived sentence Ah Chung ts the frst
deerea In California. Hs will Be hung on the 9th
May.
Ayours man named Noses Go,dstein, scarcely twenty
OF Of sge, committed suicide III San Francisco
the h Of March BY swallowing quantity Of ssrychn,ns,
1t the house OF s. Marks, No. 300 ksarny street.
fnnsss on sccoust Of ths Drought o. toe isto March
there was lively shower bat IT not sufficient to do
John vaudsuhoa In San Francisco, and Frank Csshett
and A. O. Resberg, in trovi,e, and Pedro Re';ero,
MAr1poSA, LAC poen convicted OF murder.
Return Of General Wool.
The Unitec States coast survey steamer Active, Com
our and hall days from Steitaooom, Puse. Sound
vie Seattle where she lefs the United State
steamer hassacnus It's and sio op. war De,atar-Ai
veil She brings as passengers General John . W,oi
sd etaf WI the exsep lou Of thrre passed iu
pro cirg Seattle sgsost thrsa,ened attack 6y ths Ia
6aus eubfequfnt their late appearanoe about
towD ibe Aotve has becn constantly running ab
Sound, Admiralty inlet and Gun Of Gergs carr ipe
&c Iaa~.
bose canose both from the Puysliap river and Van
cnuyers Island feet of 'ory es, tainng
TO obtain work, but oauuonsd aganss ging nsre
No ear nee, be entertained OF ttsr oing the ,ostie
ncisns on the Sound Since lesyig ps port the Active
has S29 miles making $50 revolution and has
anchored seventy nine times, performing por
sarvicee to Wasbirgton Territory, 0
eume her surveying duues,-'San Frdnc.sco H1ald
Recovery of . Young White Girl from tine
Mchavo Indinns.
(From The San + Nj cisco Herald
We have received the folio wing interes ing OF
Mis- Olive ostusp, from . sisyish csetisity BY sh.
Yuma lnoians. Ths whsle narrative u Of painful In
terec.:-
STEAMER SEA Bird, AT SRA, March Q, 1856.
By the last arrival from Fort Yuma am enabled to
GIVE you the details Of The from the Monave In
ds ps II young and beautiful AUeficsn grl who hss
ceen prisoner for Eve years Having msds constdsr
abe inquiry in Los Angeles ano vtcniy. have
ceeced in collecting al the aats steuniog her capture
The murder OF her parents, &C., with are willingly
On tns 1e.h Of March, 1851, family OF en,grauts,
posdsf 20 Ga man wfe and seven cbtdrsn tarse
boys four girs) while encamped ab ut one hundred
No TWEEN Eve miles from the mouth OF the Ga river,
we're attacked hy the nohave Indians. and all Bot
one boy and two girls. uassac'eo in cod blood.
The bty, in the eark. ed in escaping,
sS,u sS mt ry oas eo Of s
Tho little fellow perfect exhausted when fouod
~hou ha or shoes, ane covered 18th blood After
to ascertain yth,pg coalo be done and arriving
the fatal place found the boys version was sas
tue. the eoc,ss ssiDg then hall esten sy cayoses
Youngest girs ere missing The boy 10 now living 81
,he Monte" near Los Angeles, and distinctly remem.
For years nothing had been heard Of those young
girls and their fac appeared to es wrapped in mystery
About five mcnte since article letter published
IN tho Los Angeles Star stating that the Yunso Indians
had offered to exchange two female tsuners with the
oceis at Fcrt Yuma FOR beads, sniets &c. and that
ne ss DaS to ,hs sd OF m u
s. A., whe ct that time route foi Fort Yuma i'm
meoia.ely Inquired In o the subject bu. found the
ano fearful that by possibility there mxnt be
prisoners before heard Of sent runners to the
different t.b,s earps heavy ransom for tnsr rse-ysry
cisco, came in saying He could find young girl ton
Gays travel from the fort" Beads, blankets &c. were
immediately given him aad In twenty days be returned
with Mias Ostman. When brought In she dressed
ali the female Of he Yuma Mohave edans and on
white man approaching threw herself prosEae . on
the ssn5, and would not rise until sui able female
garments brouRh. her. She has almost en-
rey forgotten her native tongue, being only able 70
pssn Two % S.1s sne
the chin and bears the marks OF hard slavery. Her
arms, wrists and hands are largely developed. W1a
the Yemss her youngest sister cied about six months
otfne he reecus Of Miss olive The hair Of The young
osnS nsSs r Of e
Iee. she kss then eleven years old when tasen pso-
rsr .hich will make her sixteen nav, though she L.
The officers Fort have c.ubbed together making
up purse for her and furnishing such clothing as IL
Also have ns IN ;as. .1s :. %
be paid to oil her wants, and until any relations or
friends ay forward to rel eve the p,or girl xon
her all savage astes desire to return to Iuoian
e hope that some Of our phiAnthropc San Fpanuisco
adies Will offer their services to ethsr provides aem.
for her their influence in procuring hsr admission
70 the Or Iphan Asy lum. JOS. A. FORT,
Pacific Ex. Co.'S kessergsr, Sou hsn Cosst.
The Sisters of Mercy Of San Francisco have notified
he friends Of Miss Oatman yourg lady recently
eued FIT the Indians, that they VIII receive her into
their care.
Political Items.
The House of Assemtly aoop ed resolution condemns.
states He OF Representatives, The Senate, on tho
10th uir, rpjec'ed that resolution and sblei subss-
rute to she effect that decned to interfere In
sectional ciste This substitute oonsi5e ed
matser of pccy for the organs of the American parry
this Stale, almost vihou except N, bitterly op.
posed to Banks snd his . sec,iona.' views.
The Democratic State Convention met Sacramento
the 5th u elected the following celegstes
tend the Ns nal Cor venton, to be he'd at Cincinnati:
r G. Bust s. Dosh, J. l. Rrent J. h an y;
vsnton adopteo resolutions approving a TIE prin-
cipes tf the Nebraska bi Alias popnx eovereigaty,
declared that James buchanan their first
for the Presidency
Measures had been taken for the organization of mig
ger wortnppirk parry in California but there had been
no public demonstra ion.
There wss . municipal election in MarysyilIe the
18th ult. The democrats eiected almost their entire
tcset by msjories ranging from 70 70 ZOO The Know
gs A the State eec ION, carried the city by 400
majority IL September 1855, there were 600
cast; In March, 1866, 500
The Nogue River War.
Ry this arrival have received )py Of the Crescent
c, Herald Cf tie I2,h March, from which w extract the
fol cving-
Through The politeness Of Dr. Hoton who arrived on
the Republic from the fort at the mouh OF Rogue river
via Port 0rost learn that In srtem ping open
communication between Port Oxford that place
wtsleboat captized oontaLipg eight from Pors
Jrford, ak Of whom were drowned; the other
ceeced in getting into the fort.
Az the me DoetAY 1oh inst1 Al 10