The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-03
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival ef the Star Of the West at
Havana
$l,60O, 600 i'm Cola ON Board.
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Arrival Of Some 0f the California
Passengers.
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SHIPMENTS fOF GOLD DUST.
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American Vesse is in the Gulf on the
Lookout for Gen. Walker,
&C. kc &c.
sI,60O,OOO i'm Cola 7on Board.
SHIPMENTS foF GOLD DUST.

The Quaker Gil " after an excellent run from Havana
arrived at this at Yesterday afternoon Her new from
Cuba is given in another column SIZE brings us two
weeks later yices from California, which we give mere
with
The steam shp star Of the West Capt Gray from AZ
pnwal for New York, arrived at Havana at . r. h. on
the goth u She had ON board passengers (al well)
the mails, 81 500 900 gold for Now York ana $oooooo
Tor Euror O. She would leave the 3oth Of October
Twent yaye of her passengers this port in tho
quaker City
The souowng is list Of their names Col John c. Ere
mont and servant Hon. d. c. Broderck and servant n
Palm er p Alien j Moss and servant G. Mcdonald, lady
pna pna three children Mrs j. ober Mrs j. y Mgs,, ~
bar nes Mrs L. A. Young and two children, H. HaiBht anu
Fu iay q E C. "'''''''' '''' = James, '
The cause of the of the star of the west was
he non arrival Pacific steamer Golden Gate lha
vessel left San Francisco ,h OF October but on the
following day her machinery lin party became disabled
and she was compelled return 10 port where che ar
rived on the 10th ut Tho ensuing day her passengers
specie mails transferred to the steamer Soeh
Age and again took their departure, arriving At Panama
on the oath of October. The day the passengers,
&C. reached AspnwaH and Immediately embarked on
hoard the Star of the West which had awgsed their ar
rival
The arrival of eigrans across the pars increas
inc daily It was computed Is 600 had arrived this
fall that the total number Tor 1871 wouid ho0 ia
III shert Of 80 900.
The United States steamer Wabash was lying at Aspin
KS wall where she will be stationed for some time
Two of the United States navy were cruising on
the coast of Nicaragua on the lookout Walker and the
flibusters.
The official returns nearly all the counties in the
State give Weller il s36 majority over both tho other
81 i candidates. The total vote was about 600
The Senate twenty yave democrats 10 1--we repup
10 lcans and the Assembly, fifty four democrats, nine re
\ pubncans, three Americans and four independent
The majority favor of the State debt NJ about 3ooo
The rumor of the exodus of the hornons Of c'rsor
Valley 70 Utah confirmed and the ridiculous report tha
battle occurred between tho United States troops
AZ and the Mormons at Salt Iakc'City contradcted.
The crops Of cereals raised California will be largely
I ahead of the consumption.
II was said that overland mail route from San Deg
M 10 San Antonio Texas would take passengers on It's t
of October Q.
el The news Of the ment Of the panic in New
| York did not create much surprise in California
M Thomas y. Lewis, first officer OF the clipper chi
Adelaide from New York. had been arrested charg
are OF manslaughter He knocked overheard man name
nae Turner in - harbor Of SAN Francisco and while attem
M M ing to jumpte him to his life, was taken into Gu
tody.
,ok The State Fair had been held Stockton and atrac
a sa large crowds.
The trial Of the late Treasurer Bates had resulted in
he verdict in favor OF the state for the full OF III
N | bond, 100000
M Great excitement existed between tho Sonorians
those the Gadsden Purchase and Americans wcr
~. m | allowed a passport into Sonora.
ma The pimo Indians Arizona had chassed the Yuma
,m and Apachcs tor killing Of their women and chill
he a., 1ho p,,,o Lri so or ico az t.r on,.,nents an
lost only twenty five themselves.
On Late from the head of Humboldt river stat
tcr that wagon road party hat been attacked by tn
ha Indians that they had been driven on without
loss to the party
god The oregon Constitutional Convention had yet don
20 literally nothing.