, 1859-10-14
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SIEILlCOOH. W. T, FRIDAY, OCT. n. 1859.


FROM ACALIFOFNIA. . .. e Z
Another outbrcak took place at the California
State Prison on the 25th September, at noon.
The following particulars arc from the Daily
EsraH: -
II seems that gang Of prisoners, numbering
about 100, was employed in loading the schooner
BOlinas with bricks the schooner being moored
70 q buoy short distance from the shore. This
gang had formed the determination to escape, By
overpOwering the guard and capturing the schoo.
ner; and at the hOur, stated, attempted to per-
fecttheir designs They accordingly seized the
man who was guarding Mem, carried him on
board the B0linas, imprisoned the captain and
mate In the hold, made all sail with haste, and
stood out into the open bay. But in their hurry
and excitement, they forgot that the Bolinas was
moored to the buoy, and an soon as she had run
out the length Of her fast, It swung her round
and brought her into the wind. In the mean
while, the guard on shore became aware Of the
facts, and Immediately commenctda Cannonade
on the schooner The prisoners on board, num-
bering about 80 men, seized the captive over.
seer and held him up in plain sight, in hope that
the guSrd on shore would cease firing as soon as
they beheld the jeopardy Of their companion I;
but they were deceived, for the firing continued
with vigor until the prisoners showed the white
Dag and surrendered. A boat was then sent
from the shore, and the prisoners secured. II
was found that three men had been killed and
eleven wounded, besides the captive oversecr,
who was shot through the arm, and will prOba-
bly, lose tho limb.
II Is also stated that number jumped over
board to escape the effect Of the shot The
BOlinas was completely riddled, and her rigging
much cut up. ,..
JUDGE TERRY ADMITTED TO BALD. S. Terry,
late Judge Of the Supreme Court app ared in
Chambers before Judge Blake, and, having an
examination, his hail was fixed At 10000, when
b W. Bours and g. W. Traherne Of Stockton,
and Miers T. Truett Of San Francisco, became
his surcties. Terry, accompanied by number
Of friends, then returned TO his hotel, and on the
sameevining started for Stockton. Messrs lioge
and Cri,tenden are counsel for Terry. Wher-
ever he moved a crowd followed with the desire
II having a good look at the man who had sent
Senator Broderck 70 his grave. An Indictment
will doubtless be found, when the case will be
tried in an adjoining county, on an application
for q change Of venue. The residence Of Terry
il Sacramento has been closely shut since the
death Of Senator Brodcrick. 5Iata
The NatiORat DelsOerat says that gentleman
Who lives very near 0Judge Terry's residence
Ia Sacramento, stated the other day, to a citizen
Of this placc, that for two months previous 10
the duel with Nj. Broderick, Judge Terry was
in the habit Of shooting with pistols every even
ing whenever he came home =
Nh BRopIRIcK's EsrArE-Tho property Of
che late Senator Broderick in San Francisco
amounts to $3.50, 600, encountered by $S5,uOO
of mortgages. This Is set forth by the petition
D. G. Cou'to filed in the Probate Court. !,
also alleges that the only relatives aud hcirs-at.
law are Edmund Wclch and Lucy Brown, cOu-
sins in the second degree. The said cousins ap.