New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28
Four Days Later from Calif0rnia
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.

| Inc overland Mail which left San Francisco on
.ne soth ut, arrived at st. Louis on the night Of
| the Dist.
| ~ San francisco the Broderick-Terry duel was
! ho longer subject Of discussion. Subscriptions
were Demg received for the monument 10 M.
D.oueiscs ana committees had been appointed in
Aoss y .he INFERIOR towns to make collections.
nionl 'ls mes q san francisco papers received
we extract the following intelligence
| Another terrible outbreak occurred Il the sta,.
Prison yesterday, about noon II seenrs that Z
gang OF prisoners, numbering about Ia 80 a,,
poyed in loading the schooner Bolinas vim hricKs.
tae sea s, a oeng moored e bucy short dis
This gang had formed the determina1son a. &C.
cape BY oyerpowering the guard and capturing The
schooner. They accordingly seized the man who
was guarding them, carried him On board IA IA.
linas imprisoned the captain and mate ID ne hold.
made all sail in haste, and stood out into the omen
bay but in their hurry and excitement they for
got that the Boinas was moored 70 the buoy, and
as soon as she run out the length Of her fast 4
swung her round and brought her into the wind.
In the meanwhile, the guard on shore became
aware OF the facts, and Immediately commenced
cannonade on the schooner.
The prisoners on board. numbering about 80
men, seized the captive overseer, and held him IN
in plain sight, in hope that the guard on shore
would cease firing as soon as they beheld TIE jeo-
pardy OF their companion; but they were deceived,
ior the firing continued with vgor until prison.
ers showed the white flag and surrendered. A
boat was then sent from the Shore and the prison
ers secured. It was found that three men had been
| Killed and eleven wounded, besides the captive
overseer, who was shot through the arm and win
| probably lose the limb.
1t IS also stated that number jumped overheard
to escape the effect Of the shot, hut re slava M
| reliable intelligence to that effect The Rolinas
was completely riddled, and her rigging much
| tup. - -
FuETHER PARTICULARS. "a gentleman Who was
present at the time, has furnished us With lie
names of the following persons, who were either
Killed or wounded. The statement Of the number
OF prisoners who attempted to escape was greatly
on the schooner. ~ SO
John Dixon sent from San Francisco for grand
larceny, four years, died half an hour after being
brought to hospital; shot in the breast. He bore
Washington City. - -s
A. B. Winchell sent from Sacramento for grand
larceny five years, shot dead the spot riddled
BY rifle ball and grape shot
William Burke, sent from Sacramento for rob-
must die.
J. H. McKenny, sent from Sacramento for grand
larceny, five years severely wounded in the hip.
George Rbeles, from Mariposa, murder IA the
second degree, twenty years, severely wounded by
grape shot, internal confusion, fractured one rib,
suffers much recovery doubtful.
John Hart from Contra Costa, for robbery. three
years; shot through the foot, not serious. r4
Alexander Mcclure, from Sierra county, murder
in the second degree, fifteen years shot through
IL
George johnson, from Siskyou, grand larceny.
three years arm broken by rifle ball, bali glanced
upwards and could not be extracted.
James Mullins from Sacramento, for burglary,
ten years; shot through the hand, injury MT
| serious. is7 - 4
Mr.. A. D. Moore, the acting Lieutenant, was shot
through the upper portion Of the left arm, and the
bone broken. There are hopes that amputation
will not be necessary. 1s# 80
Ten of the prisoners on the boat escaped without
injury, but were re-captured and placed in close
confinement. s1sasE
STATE ELECTIoN.-We have received official re.
turns from every county in the State except Men
docino, and from that county we have returns for
Governor, Congressman, Superintendent Of Public
careful revision, is appended. In the RETURNS fron
the southern part Of the State, on the question Of
a new Territory, which are obtained from the Sec
evidently placed in the wrong columns, showing
large majority against the project, instead of in
favor. The Los Angeles Star gives the vote ID that