The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28
BY The Tehuaatepec Route to New Orleans and
by the Overland Nail Route.
EsTING ITEMS
THE FRASER RIVER MINES.
N D AN rRoU 3 xE s .
MARRIAGES. BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
M A n K, e T S /,

rived New Orleans al O'CLOCK morunR oi tns
2is nst reached this city yesterday making twenty two
days from san Francisco New York and sixteen days TO
New Orleans
Tho main features Of the news teegraphed 10 this
city and published in the Herald Wednesday morning
Below win be found ADDITIONAL items, which we
CLEAN from the California papers received by the way Of
New Orleans and by the overland mail which left San
Francisco on the 2eth ultimo.
Gre occurred in San Francisco the evening Of the
list instant at the Of Montgomery and Sacramento
streets, but owing great excrons the loss was much
hess than feared amounting however, 70 $50 GOO.
Large numbers Of native Cafornans were cmigr atng
Sonora, Mexico, the of which State was
snerog Inducements TO them and paying tho passage Of
the poorer classes.
The total exports OF from San Francisco in the
month Of october amounted TO s4,o27 ,5l2
General Harney arrived at Portland Oregon, the
Gath ult from san Francisco and was received by
lute OF guns at the fort
There has been considerable excitement lately in Santa
Barbara, consequence Of the discovery Of silver
ore in the mountains the town Everybody s out
the hunt for more.
Tho Governor had appointed Thursday, 18th inst, to be
observed az Thanksgiving day.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Compsuy's steamship Ere
mont struck Humboldt bar and came being lost
Weller las commissioned James Hagan Pilot
Commissioner for tho port Of San Francisco, vice A. L.
Tobias, whose term las expired
A named Robert Demps,er died suddenly iu San
Francisco, the 25th ultimo, while being conveyed
from house sG,tcr street, whore he dwelt, to the
county hospital He native Of Massachusetts,, and
had been draymsn this city Ills disease dropsy,
and he bad been sick long time.
Gre took place at Hswbnsviio, siskiyou county,
the ath ut, by which several houses DESTROYED
The following estimated list Of the lossesL Rattle
miller, 81 500; Bayics Co. 81 500; William Byrd, $500;
VIM Laucr, $500 Mrs ROhl $500; J. w. Connor, $50; by
other parties, $780, Total 81, $50
The Misses Gongenhein, two fayorte and well kTown
actresses arrived san Franclsoo from Melbourne
Eals the 27th ult They ,oeppear few days.
Their visit 70 Australia it IS sand, has becn very success
full The Misses Gougenheim leave for New York the
9th December.
The nrsi Italian operate onerta nmell or the season
gwen at Aagure's Opera House tho evening Of
The 23d. Two artists, named Eugono and G!ovannla ID.
anch, their debu. The house Janined, and tho
entertainment, brilliant one.
Mrs. John Wool roanpearcd at Maguires the even
ing Of the 25tb before crowded audience, aId Is stl
playing a very saccessfai engagement
grand trial OF speed of California colts or
the Pioneer Course the 26th. There a splendid
d,splay vi stock and crowd in attendance.
7bc irst prize was taken by jose Damscl,
owned by Beatty OF that city She rotted her mile in
:24 on the 18th there inc exhibition OF fiaiions
the same course.
~ 3 W.
the 2sih AT N san iranc'soo hr Iarkn was born n
thareS,o~n Mass. the 10th OF September, ieQ2 and
consequently had completed The 56h year Or his existence
Ito went caforni. in April, 1882 seeking his fortuns
single handed and alone those then almost unknown
Shores and there ne made his home. and gathered his
household gcis about him Io married in 1893, on
board OF American vcssei at Monterey, and his chill
dren The flstof American Iarentage, lsierna and
maternal born upon California soil Mr. iaFkn ap
pointed United states Consul IN 1871, TO reside nj Monte
rey and tho hrst and last that held the appoint
mont Ia that country.
k~rfrr ar (sa,e-s of the
III ut which at the 1elon very yicient, the United
states caca at the rancho of A. Bishop, tsl sirayci
away. Parties out Ia all directions In search Of
them es their leave taking was discovered Mr.
Crnih wiian4 who went search of them, returned u
he overlook on The desert They doabt dsking tho
stoi q the Tsjcn, which not celebrated for their
ancesors and started e Their overland trail 70 seek
San Bernardno In search of those stu missing, which We
believe 10 be some six In number
STATE TruAs,xsr's Bxp.ln the case Of Henry Bates
vs. tho Pacific Express COMPANY g a-1 SUIT brought
mont interest (a6out az ooo tie ndcDcdncss
OF tho state due in New fork IN July, s6l-a change Of
cramcnio District Court 70 the Twelfth Judicial district,
san Francisco
rsros scso'u.--Tbc Ios Angeles r,ncyard cr
October - says TINT hat heard report during the week
that Walker Is again tho path that body Of 3ooo
vel armed are couercEatcd on the confines d the
Sis Sonora, and that Walker has lately joined them.
Their oaed Is said avcngc the murder Of Crabb
and bis iocversto Oe fuccccdcd BY The occupation of
the state.
Dam oy AZ orn tSrrlv--M san Bucnavcntura on
ue 2ch a September last Indian died nRmed Flacido,
aged i35 years. Tie mission Of san BlcnavcntIra was
fornded czhty.four years ago. Tho Indian worked
nj ,l,.i time for the mssicn as 4 blacksInilh Three
,as ago Paco being deaf and blind danced aud lcapcd
aG fan arr0 with thc aid Of two sticks.
Dsrr-rp JrpcrgrP -Mr S0mucl III Brodc applied 10
te Fourth ntrIct tourt r. San frsnesco fcr amAniaus
requiring Governor Weller 70 issue 70 him acomnissnn
as Judge II the Twcnh District Conrt TIC present IN.
eambcrt 4 Judge Norton who was elected three years
sncc and who claims tho constitutional term ~ years
Nr Hfodc was elected last MONTH 70 accordance WITH m
elected IN 1868 Tho april stcn for mantsmus was de-
rcd Tho case his been appealed 70 hc suprcve Court
The Fraser River rrlncs.
Tho steamships Pacific aud rauaraa arrived AZ Sln
FRANCISCO on The 81 inst with sx hundred mucrs retain
ng flom the fraser river country.
Tie news from that region 4 rather cheering Tho
nlse,s were succcedns bcaef than they had been a
wrtr "a setting in tho upper districts. snow vas
nere vss great scarcity of provisions. Potatoes were
selling az TAc. Ter round
no ast meat q sold dust California amoantci TO
AZ vlctora an ,nDunc,on bai hccn lad oo thc Amcri
ctn lrg Kate Foster IN casc Of barTaty on The part ~
tie captain, ad she was paced 70 the hsads o. . r.
T,c san Francisco Ais publishes table showing inc
auaounls &C pod dust imported through Wclls, Fargo
a.. 4 rxlrcss from Victoria Portland, WhatcUm and Se
tcfnc. since the tst May last Ine whole amount 0
Gtgt imported from Victoria aud Bellngham bay
in the laS, six mouths, ii7a,2eo Is, q which pro
baby 1000 was Cslierna dust, leaving ssevo as lh
tmIVt ~ fraser river Dust No ess tpah l0uuu miner
went from this state TO Victoria; they carried perhaps VI
IN California dus, each with them an average; mosl
Of tben compelled spend 81 they bad before re
turning, and, according 10 this rule "a least sIsoeo
the imported dust must bave been dug in our own state
let suppose, however that the whole amount " the
dust from Victoria aud Bfingham nay dug fraser
river and that as much heretofore dug stu in tho
hands OF the miners, and that a. much more has been
sent 10 England BY sailing vesscal unreason1by lbe
raj aovancessnd W. have the total prouce of fraser
river AZ 00o0, whereas, California produces $4,000
every day n dust and 5000 600 every week Why oil
lrassr fiyer Insignificant affair compared sith the
Allison quartz mine ~ Grass Valley, which sends $4,000
o. tho mint every month.
The California Indian Troubles.
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