Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-29
TWO WEERS
LAT Err FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEARLY TWO MILLIONS IN GOLD.
INDIAN OUTBREAKS IN OREGON.
Arrival Of the Moses Taylor.


INDIAN OUTBREAKS IN OREGON.
Nes0 York, June 27.-Steamer Moses lay
lor arrived at this port at an early hour this
| morning, with California mails and passengers
OF June .. She left AspinwalI on the even
ing OF the 18th, and brings $l,S0O0,0O0 IN
treasure.
The Moses Taylor connected with the Gold
en- Age from San Francisco. She reports at
Aspinwal the U. S. steamer Colorado, which
arrived on the 18th from ST. Domingo.
The Colorado reports that President Baez,
of the Dominican Republic. had capitulated
to Santana, and was to leave San Domingo on
the 18th for Curacao. Most of his adherents
left the day previous.
Gen. Santana had given to Com. Mcintosh
the strongest assurances of protection to
/ American citizens and desired him to express
to his government his wish to maintain the
most aDicable relations with it.
Schooner Laura Bevan, from San Pedro
for Santa Barbara, had been lost, with, it is
SAID, all on board. Among her passengers
was I. A. Ayres, the artist.
Greenleaf Plumer and Albert Glasson,
from Maine, were drowned on the 22d of
May, in Tuolumne County.
Leonard Jarvis, of Clarmont, N. H., COM
mitted suicide at Sacramento on the 9th of
May.
Adyices from Carson Valley state that tif-
teen Mormon families from Utah were on their
way thither.
The San Francisco markets were generally
dull.
The excitement in California concerning
the Frazer river gold mines continues. Three
thousand persons have already left San Fran
cisco for that region.
The California mines were Welding largely,
and aceouts from every section were highly
favorable. The agricultural prospects of the
State were never brighter, and iull harvest
is confidently anticipated.
A IRE at Nevada on the 23d Of Nav DESTROY
ed nearly all the business portion of the city.
Loss $l30,000.
San AnGelas, in Calaveras county, was en-
tlrely destroyed by fire on the I'd OF June.
len buildings were burned on jackson
street, in San Francisco, May 81. Loss $780,
900.
The papers contain more than the usual
amount OF murders, assassinations, casualties,
etc.
Advices from Oregon of May "a, announce
general Indian outbreak there.
Col. Steptoe's command on Snake river,
was attacked on the 10th of May, and forced
to retreat, with loss of so privates, three
officers, two howltzers, baggage wagons, and
nearly all his animals. Three companies of
dragons and one of infantry were engaged
with 1900 Indians. Of the officers killed
were Capt. Winder and Lieut. Gassen.
The San Francisco Bulletin the 9th inst
says: = The great topic of interest in this
State continues to be the Frazer River gold
mines. Letters have been received and pub
hshed IN the Bulletin from the lower Gigglngs
on Frazer River, as late as the 10th Of May.
Inc news is still favorable to the belief that
there are large deposltes of the precious metal,
not only on Frazer River, but on all its nu-
merous tributaries extending throughout a
vast extent of country. Already upwards of
three thousand persons have embarked at this
port for the new diggmgs, and some Jew other
parties have left, il is said, TO reach them over
land. And this is nothing to what we shall
shortly see, should the news continue favor
able. We shall doubtless see such an exodus
as has never yet been witnessed here. The
excitementremindsold Caifornans the DAYS
IN Az, when everybody was wild with the
gold fever, and crazy to rush off to some newly
discovered mines.
Two steamers ago we gave the news of the
attack upon the Nevada and Sacramento stage
by nighwaymen, and the robbery of some
$4,000 from Wells, Fargo, s. Co.'s Express
We have now the pleasure of stating that the
robbers have been detected and the money
recovered.
On the night Of May %, party of sixty
men, disguised and armed, left knights Fer
ry and proceeded to Lagrange, Stanislaus
county, where was imprisoned one Anderson,
who had been arrested for completely in the
murder OF Frank Lane, Arrived at Lagrange,
they broke open the Jail, they took therefrom
Anderson and hung him to tree near by.
All this was done amidst silence unbroken
and terrible. Alter the execution the disguised
avengers disappeared as they had come. No
trace of their identity was left
P. ?. Hull, long connected with the press
OF this State, and one of the husbands of the
notorious Lola Montez, lately died at Marys-
Vile.
Jack Powers, the notorious equestrian, who
performed the wonderful feat of riding $50
miles IN hours and 43 minutes, some weeks
ago, at the race course near San francisco. is
charged with being an accomplish in the muir
der OF some cattle traders in the vicinity of
San Luis Obispo; and he having fed, re-.
ward Of $500 has been offered for his appre-
hension. lh
Mrs. Parmelia 6. Fox was crushed to
death BY pine log, at Allegheny, in Sierra
county, on the 10th ult. The accident oc.
Cured at o'clock in the morning. She was
asleep with her husband in their cabin on
the mountain side, when tremendous pine
on the mountain above. becoming disodged,
rolled down over the cabin, crushing ii, and
killing Mrs. Fox, but not injuring her hus-
band.
The Sos Francisco Herald says that the
Frazer River gold fever has reached its eli
macteric, and that there is disposition to
await more certain intelligence. The diff
cnlties to be overcome in reaching the mines
are very great. The Indians, too, az hostile.
Further Foreign News.
General Espinasse has resigned the Office