New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
a. .soo.ooo In Specie Coming to New-York.
ACCIDENT TO THE GOLDEN GATE.
sxopus OF THE moRmoNs OF CARSON VALLEY
INDIAN DIFFICULTIES.

Che later port. The Quaker ivy H
f,o,o Mobile Bar TO Havana 10 Az hsuIs'
The steamship St. Louis, Capt HUDSON "oGn oo',
York for Afpinwsll. arrived at ha'aus % "a
and left the same day The steamship Lanai A'N
80 .,,iyed at Havana when the Qusser Cuy iei'.
r. .,s.msbin Star of the West, Capt Gray, from
a.r;,wsu for Nsw.Ycrk, arrived at Havans a. p m.
~ The Goth. She had on board 7l3 passengers 81,
vs. the mails 81 600 600 10 gold TOR New iOrh auu
600 600 for Europe. She would leave on the 'o,n'
twenty FIVE Of her passengers came to THIS port ~ w..
Quaker City. The cause OF her de'ens'on VOC .n
rop.a,riyal Of the Pacific steamship 1ooen ua'e'
That vessel left San Francsco on the ON " o''oo''
bat on the following day her machinery 'h paiv 20
rsme dissbled, and che was co"Po''u ~ i''U'n ="
mort. where she arrived on tue iV'n' u' en'ui's
dav her passengers specie ana mals "ei0
% the seamfhip Golden Age, ana again took then oe
parture, arriving at Panama on the xTh' Inc same
S.v tbs p.ssepeerr, &C., reached Aspinwal, and i'm
medisteiy embarked on board the Star OF the vest,
vbch bad awaited their arrival.
We sre indebted to MI. Z C.. Williams, one Of the
r.lfornia passengers WI came to this port by the
Quaker City, for San Francisco papers down to Oct.
AZ well as for the wing account Of the voyage:
STEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY, Nov. g 1851.
"We left San Francisco Oct. 3, at y o'clock q. M,
IN the Pacific Msi Steamship Companys steamship
Golden Gate with us passengers, the Unfed States
mails Gnd about 81 SOC, 600 in treasure On the 6ta
nj III o. M. we broke our shaft, and were compelled
10 return TO port with one Wheel We arrived safely
OF Saturday the 10th, at III o'clock m. The mails
and treasure were transferred to the Golden Age and
the passengers sgain embarked. we lefi on Sunday,
The ilth ost. at O'Clock p. stopped at nj anzlo
and Acapulco, and arrived at Panama on Saturday,
the oath, at o'clock a. M; crossed the istnmus sad
saed the evening at o'clock on the Star OF the
West; arrived at Havana at o'clock p. M. on 1nurs-
day, the Doth. Some twenty of her passengers left
her on account of her crowded condition, and came
on board this chip where we have had fine accommo-
astions and delightful passage"
From The Steamer Herald and Alta California of
ie 5h ult, which are the only papers that have come
70 hand, we are enabled to compile the following
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Fewer events of Importance have occurred since
he departure Of the last steamer than at any ether
period fOI months.
The official returns from nearly all the counties In
he State give Weller III 636 majority over bo:h the
ether candidates The total vote about 80, 600.
The Senate stands 25 Democrats to 5 Republicans,
and the Assembly 81 Democrats to y Republicans,
Americans and independent.
The majority in favor Of paying the State debt is
Our accounts from the mining districts are even
more than usually favorable The Streams are nearly
all frIned and the dggers hard at work in their beds
Astounding accounts Of the richness Of the Cape
claim at Orovle are received full details OF which
will be found eli where. Col Fremont has been so
journirg in Manposa County adjusting ms oiincules
With the mine rs located his grant. lie has sent
down several turs of aurferous quartz which Is to be
shipped to Europe, where it win be tested IN the most
thorough manner art can devise -.
An unusual number OF deeds OF violence nave ocoi
red Ia various parts OF the State.
civil suit against Henry Bates late Treasurer OF
State and the tuIetes on bis otcs! oond ior the sum
Al0O O00 the amount CT the bond. was tired In the
nto Dis riot Court last week, and resulted in
syerdct against the bondsmen for the full amount.
he case Of Bates against The Pacific Express Com
pspy has been Continued until the next term OF the
District Court This suit was 1s S. tOr TN sne Is
rept of the july interest Bates and Rowe, his dep
NV ave both sti ncarcerated in the Prisonbrig at
Sacramento.
The line OF telegraph is to be Immediately extended
from Marysville north 10 Shasta, lreka anu weaver
vile. IL, :.
The crops have all been garnered, and the yield IS
excellent and abundant.
Feyers and nlueuza-both. however, OF mild type
prey all in various parts Of the state but very few
deaths are reported The general health OF our popu-
We have later and interesting news from Southern
California All labor is suspended at the copper mines
Of San Ysidro. Or the contrary, The jesus msiiS
The exnlo,Ipe party sent out to examine new route
from San Diego to the Desert for the overland mall
hss returned, and report favorably thereon party
of emgrants arrived from Texas, report serious uin
Cultius with the Indians.
The crop of cereals raieed in California will be
largely ahead Of the consumption.
Twas said that the overland mail route from San
Diego 10 San Antonio, Texas, would take passengers
90 its tip of October ..
The news Of the commencement of the panic IN
EewYork did not create much surprise In Cai'ornla
Thomas p. Lewis, first officer OF tbs clipper snip
Adelaide, from New-York, had been arrested on 8
charge Of manslaughter. He knocked over BOARD
man named Turner, in the harbor of San Francisco,
and while attempting to jump after him to save his
Aie wss taken into custody.
The State Fair had been held at Stockton, and
attracted large crowds.
The rumor of the exodus Of the Mormons from Car.
son Valley to Utah Is confirmed and the ridiculous re-
port that battle had occurred between the United
Staes troops and the Momons at Salt Lake City con-
trsdicted. ,.,
those on the Gadsden purchase, and no Americans
were allow ed q passport into Sonora.
The Pimo Indians 10 Arizona had chastised the
Yumas and Apaches for killing some of their women
and children. The Pimos killed $50 or 100 Of tneir
opponents, and lost only 25 themselves.
late REPORTS from the head Of Humboldt are that
Kirke party had been attacked by the Indians, blu!
his men had driven them off without any loss. IL is
estimated that at least oDethird OF the immigration
was ct on the other side Of the Humboldt
The stage conductor of the overland mail had ex-
lnned the new route from San Diego to the Desert,
with view TO take their ach over the route, on the
9Th OF next month. They report passing over ana re,
tuning by an excellent trail, following which road
lance Of IS miles from San Diego to the Desert at
Cariso In the present state Of this trail the Stage
Company estimate that they can take tbs mail from
San Diego TO Fort Yuma in % days by crossing the
mountains at the point examined which is nearly due
eat of San Diego. The Overland Mail Company ad-
yeitse to take passengers to New-0reans for $3.50
From Mr.. Byrd, who has just arrived overland from
Texas learn that fifteen families, ont Of 6fty
sxty that started from the rendezvous near Fort
Beknsp, bad arrived at Valecto. The emigranis are
all saio TO DO In destitute condition, having all sui
fefed more or less from the loss Of their stock Those
with whom we have conversed speak highly in the
Rraiss Of Capt. Burton oonmnndant az Fort Yuma