The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

are not needed in Oregon viii End sufficient to engage
his attention The report again circulated thathe trou
be% in the north are caused by unPrnopled white men,
who forby carry sguaws; but the papers published
up there emphacay deny the correctness Of tho state
ment.
BROADER General Dosh, commanding Second brigade,
Sixth division has issued the following order, dated
Shasta, Oct. o.
his the Commander Chief requiring me to call
into the service Of the State full company Of
ps and rendering on he road
cal upon such Shasta Trinity aud Humboldt
counties desire % Join the expedition among Indians
The iaih October when the company win he organized
n BEyery man is requested to furnish Colts revolver
local paper says each volunteer company will be fur
nished with Minnie Mississippi rifle. On the 14th
inst Gen Dosh mustered company into the service Of
the State. l. g. Messic is captain Gen Kibbe Adjutant
General Of the State has organized company Weaver
VILE and marched against the Humboldt Indians. Sup
plies are to be forwarded from Uniontown 10 several
points on the trail. Arms and ammunition have been
forwarded from Sacramento. Gen klbbe takes with him
eighty men He will avoid the ndiscrminate slaughter
OF women and children but he intends, is said, to kill
warriors enough 10 bring them TO terms ana compel them
10 remove to Mendocino Reservation where Col Henly
friendly TO the hostile Indians intervene that they
cannot get back their place Of depreciation He intends
TO clean them out Of the county before closing the
pagn The illness Of the General has delayed his
mens several days nevertheless he has been instant and
energetic the discharge or the duty expected Of him.
Governor Weller has ordered the movements above
10 the United States military authorities that they
without power 10 render any assistance General Clarke
will adopt energetic to repress the outbreaks
when troops sufficient ut his disposal This viii
be in a week ten days The Sixth infantry are TO
main al Genoa, Carson Valley where they have arrived,
until further orders.
A company of soldiers were landed at Crescent City
about week since. They were carried down from Ore
gon where their services longer required These
men Will II operate with the state troops in pun
shng the Indians the northern section OF the State.
General Clarke has written to Governor Weller that he
W
The General viii have his energies taxed to
peace and confidence in the southern and northern
counties which have been much agtated by Indian out
RACES since the breaking out Of the oregon
RyMoRYD EXPKpaIoN SONORA
One OF papers states that from gnmsakcabc indi-
cations. it is well satisfied expedition i being
organized in this State for descent upon Sonora one of
the principal objects Of the expedition to revenge the
cold boOded massacre Of those composing the i'll a,ed
Crabb party who fo ri Cvorca. As 10 the character Of
the leaders le = known, but they have selected good
time 10 obtain recruits. II provisions and OF trans
portation be had there will be difficulty, in the
present condition Of affairs Ill this state to raise force
Of az least two thousand able bodied reckless and brave
ready TO engage in anything calculated to better their
fortunes 70 minister to their desire for excitement
The Fraser river revusion and the lately increased i'm
migration from the East have thrown number OF men
,he community NO are ready 70 become oeraiors heroes
food for powder, the occasion may require. II pre-
paratons foot the indications must be known to
only lew and the preparations conducted with unusual
secresy However, little known Of the Crabb enter
prise until it bad lett for the OF is determination
sir. J. Ausa Of the survivors of Crabbs party,
and who taken prisoner by the Mexcans, has
"a from san Bias IN this city. He detained captive
prisoner the ioathsome dungeons vi enaymas the
space Of nineteen months and then discharged without
trial. which ~ taC admission Of his perfect innocence.
ON reaching Mazatlan from Guaymas Mr. Ansa delivered
himself TO the Governor, but informed by that Official
that be had charge whatever 10 prefer against him
Mr. Ainsa is in good health, but much weakened by his
long and close confinement
Tho II. Marys sloop ofwlr arrived nj Acapulco the
oath August and remained there at last asiccs. She lost
enc s' 7, D s EoSsS r o ,s i" enc wa 70 So
vie with each other in their attention to the captain aud
hs officers. In fact ihe coming into tbs port Of the ST.
Marys has had good effect aud VII continue to have.
upon both the authorities and ctiLens Americans and
American interests VIII be respected in future
NEws.
s r. whitman bias been Discharged IRON, his debts IN
this ct under the provisions OF the ns1vcut act Ill g.
Swain anu D. " Bloom haze also been discharged from
their debts IN Sacramento. william Torres has applied
Tor the benefit 81 the nsolyen net IN ihis city. III liza
bities 5000
been divorced from her husband, John Hammond. The
same court denied divorce in TIN case If George T.
Baker Martha j. Baker. Fraud alleged, the
ground being that the defendant was cccis at the time
OF marriage Ivy another The only testimony sup
port the charge was the cont ssons OF dcfeulant which
the Court h"d under our statute 70 hc Aspicicnt In
Calayeras county different decision made ia q like
\ decree 81 divorce granted in the case Of
Philip Goldberg Dora Goldberg, the ground OF
fraud, tac defendant being pregnant AT the tine Of
riage without informing her husband.
The ship Gen. Cushing which cleared from this port
saturday. October Ii, sydney, got ashore AZ Fort
Point u. Al the mouth u the harbor and became total
loss While beating ont she missed stays ana drifed
br0adsdc the rocks Immediately after sr The fore
went by the deck: the mn and Inizzn nasts
then cut away here, there being very heavy
surf running. She loaded with graft for the Aus.
tralian market Lighters were Immediately despatched
10 save the cargo portion 81 which w's BROUGHT 70 this
city and sold nj auction the 18th instant. The wreck
was also sold at the anne timc.
The steamship John L. stephens brought up de,sch
" twenty Royal engineers under command 0f Cap
tain Parsus Il tRc English ARMY. They embarked AZ
Southampton and were landed II AspnNan, from whence
they to this city. They stopping q "
hotels and viii proceed by next steamer o. victoria
The steamship or gun sails 10 morrow from this lpg tpr
the Bay ot Ncrtos1 - convey the mail from that place
60 Acapulco when the Thuanepcc route goes into opera
Iou. The steamers from Panama touch At Cap4ltn aud
Will there receive ttr New orleans mat.