New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-08
-Four Days Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
Later from Sonora.

Later from Sonora.
The overland mail arrived at st. Louis on the night
of the Sd nst with dates from San Francisco to the
10th of June. We learn from the papers Of the
latter city that the Republican party Of California
has made the following State nominations
Governor, Leland Stanford, Of Sacramento Lieu.
tenant Governor, James F. Kennedy, of Santa Clara;
Supreme Court Judge, Oscar l.. Shafter, of San
Francisco Clerk of Supreme Court. s. G. Parker, of
State Controller, j. L. Clarke, Of Ei Dorado !; Sur
veyor General, A. G. Randall, Of Amador; Supern.
tendent of Public instruction, W. s. Brown, of sono.
ma; State Printer, B. F. Murdoch, of Santa Clara;
Attorney General, H. s. Love, of San Francisco
Congress, E. D. Baker, of San Francisco, P. H. Gs.
ley of Placer.
The San Francisco Herald, of the 10th, says:
There is great qualification in being able to state
confidently to our readers that the State Telegraph
Line will be completed by noon today, as far South
as Gilroy, some thirtysix miles beyond San Jose.
The National of the 7th has the following:
On Saturday the grand jury brought in an in
dictment against F. p Tracy, accused with extorton
in charging parties fees of $IOO0 in two instances
for services which it was his duty to render in his
official capacity, and without any other compensation
than his salary as City Attorney.
Fifteen of our Italian citizens went off on the
Golden Age yesterday on their way to Europe. They
go with the intention of profering their services to
King Victor Emanuel, OF Sardinia.
Next Friday, 10th, at l2a o'clock P. NJ, VIM. Nor
ris, alias Tpperary Bill, sentenced to death for the
murder of Richard Doak will be hung. The sentence
will be carried out in the yard of the county Jail.
| Mr.. B. Franz formerly liquor merchant at Ne
vada, was shot and badly wounded at Alleghanytown
last Sunday, by one Magenberg. The difficulty orig
mated from Franz refusing to give his consent that
Magenberg should marry his daughter. The wound
is supposed to be mortal.
About two weeks ago, says the Calaveras Chron.
! icle of June 4, man named Charles Fl. B. Rose,
aged Is years, and native of Philadelphia left his
cabin, at Esperanza, in this county. without the
knowledge, at the time, of any of his friends. Some
two or three days subsequently, he was found near
Robinson's ferry suspended by the neck upon tree
We learn from the Red Bluff Beacon that the In.
| burning crops aud stealing stock on the eastern
| boundary of Tehama county. volunteer force is
about to be raised which will proceed at once to
drive the Indians from their fastenings, or exterm
! n t. the tribe.
The Plaeerv e Observer learns that the Indians of
Lake Valley have forbidden Capt. Ham and other
white men the right to fish in the lake. They appear
to be in sober earnest in the matter, and have re-.
| to be their right. We learn that Ham has gone to
Carson Valley to consult with the Indian Agent and
| on Wednesday last another member of the fishing
party came to this city for arms, ammunition and
| freshments
A dispatch from Martinez, of the 7th of June,
| says:
Mrs Lnville, wife of Robert s. Linvlle, was burn
ed to death, with her two children at her residence
near Lafayette, in this county. The children were
respectively aged three years, and six months. Mr..
reached it before Mrs L. dead She said clamp
aud died 1t is supposed that the fire was caused by
| an accident with the fluid lamp.
The Arizonian, of the 18th ult., furnishes the fol-
lowing intelligence from Sonora and Arizona:
| I'M oRTANT FROM SoNoRA.-Capt. Stone and his
party, who have been surveying in Sonora under the
Isham contract. arrived at Fort Buchanan the 18th
Incf hnuI hpnn ~
Pesquiera. Capt. Stone will proceed to Washington,
but his party will remain and endeavor to continue
| surveys on the frontier
The revolt of the opata and Yaqu Indians was
creating great CONSERVATION in Sonora The Indians
had defeated the government troops in four engage
ments, and were marching on Guaymas, where the
foreign residents were taking refuge board vessels
The AFAcHEs.IA few days ago band of Indians
| descended upon the Patagonia mine, some twenty.
two miles from Fort Buchanan and stole every head
of horses and mules on the place, several fine animals
among the number. The thieves went toward Sonora
crossed the line, killed one horse and ate him, and
then made straight track for the Chircahni noun.
tains. Theys probably5 belonged to Ca-chees' band
which haunts the vicinity of Apache Pass.
SLIGHTLY WAkM.-On Saturday, the llth instant
the therm meter at Tubac, in the shade of cool
hall, with the floor sprinkled, stood at LOG! On
Sunday l03; on Monday 104 on Tuesday los on
Wednesday los. at O'clock in the evening, on these
days, the range was from 30 to &c.
DRYING UP-We are sorry to hear that the water
in the Sonoita river is drying up much earlier than
usual, and in places that were never dry before. II
is not very cheerful prospect when the thermometer
indicates 100 or los degrees of heat, day after day
and the hot season not commenced
| Sylvester Mowry, Esq, has arrived at la hTesla.
| The OVERLAND MAIL CoMPANY.-Tw0 ladies, who
recently went through from Tucson to California by
the Overland Mail Line state in a letter to their
friends that the journey, through day and night, is
more comfortable than could be expected on account
of the promptness and courteous attention of all
conductors and drivers along the route, and the
attentions which tended to alleviate the fatigues
OF the trip.
| SONORA EXPEDITION AND MINING CoMPANY.-Dur
ing the late excitement, all but some half dozen
miners ran away to Sonora. Last week about thirty
returned and bring the intelligence that plenty
are on their way.
We are informed by the director that the ore where
the frontone strikes the vein is much superior to
what it was at thirty feet, aud is easier worked. A
" frontone' Of one hundred feet is commenced, the
main shaft being now to that depth. Ii there is the
same improvement in the that there has been at
the several openings nearer the surface the value Of
the metal at this point will greatly exceed the origi
nal estimate.
r. W. FL. Jarvis has been elected Treasurer of the
Company; Fl. S. I4athrop continues as Mining Drec
tor. With the small force now at work, they turI
out some Sl20c per week.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
By the steamship W. H. Webb, we have receive,
our usual files of San Francisco papers to the 2Ot
ult ten days later than adyices by the overland maj
to ST. Louis, but they contain little additional Q
interest.
The jury in the case of Fred. P. Tracy, City an
County Attorney, indicted for extortion in Office rer
dered verdict OF not guilty.
A notorious character named Martin Gallaghe,
died in San Fmncjsco on the l6th from stab il
fleted ny John Roach, in an afray.
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