The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-12


Our Panama correspondent, writing on the Sd Of
March, says:--
ne following ships of-wsr In this port-Steamer
Lancaster ship OF the United States Pacific squadron;
shCs Calypso and Pyladcs The latter few days
Enec from Mazstlsn, Eexico, with 81 500 600 Eng
Realejo, Nicaragua, and the St MArys Al Gaaymas,
1GAxtco.
Our Aspinwan correspondent, writing ON the ID Of
ahrch, says
ysn Norte, arrived harbor this morning. She
byrxs not q word OF news.
hs United States rigals Sabine, Capt Adams aud the
ship Relief, OF Aspinwa and the st. Louis at San
5nn.
Naval men at Aspnwa give their opinion that the ia
panse Comm!soners viii be at Panama about the ooh
April, provided they started the ed Of February.
AsstawAi experienced frequent showers and ssr trade
winds
Our San Franchise Correspondence.
SAs FRAxosco, Feb. 20, 1890.
nes Cdse Of Judge Ttrry-rAe AI~aden Ximes-1ne
H.dion Hars-Army Necs-7Ae Jdpane& Embasy IN
ypsa<f for WasAixotns-AGenpsed Flight q the saip bon
dd from he Custody Of ne United Ssaits Aashal-Hr
Eturs and Re cIpture--7A. Case Of Dr.. ChascDrcrss
prassed-Autral Of an EselisA Xdn.j: Var.
Governor powney has approved the bill authorizing the
transfer Of indictments for due,ng from the Courts ofSes
sssus TO The District Courts. This act intended for the
Asue ss Judge Terry, who killed senator Frederick
ma Supreme Court decided that the Court Of Sessions Of
MI county had power Try Terry, but tho latter prefers
M The prosecution ehoud be heard In higher tribunal
ma reason Of this resolution simply Terry desires
- tried out Of San Francisco, and application for
cAanse Of would be In tho Sessions while hs
eaiculAtss should the motion be msds The
DtTet Court Much dissatisfaction expressed q
~ assage Of the law, wen the hasy manner with
sa interference Of the legislature shield Terry
pSn shs Consequences Of his duel The general belief
= shas The H;s takes place In An interior county
verdict Of scquiltal viii be rendered,
ne Assembly By sYc!e Of forty 10 twenty three has
::sssoiuops calling Congressional delegation
- ~ their influence In procuring dissolution Of the m
Anescu which prevents The New Aimaden mines from
1uans worked ne question s now pending n The
usnaas u appsArs that the United States govcrnmeask
pasy 70 the su without any interest Whatever In tho
sssuH - The alder Of Robert J. Walker and other pro
nsus men in he Eastern States, who oovet tho quick.
svsr The United States Treasury he's 70 furnish
- money 70 carry The litigation The feeling Of tn-
nasion among the people grows stronger ovesy day.
- Injury 70 California By the SUSPENSION of ths works
vUy great indeed
M lsas California Indian war; have engaged re
,sk me disclosures Of massacre and oppression vssd
q ne Indians by ths volunteers have asscoshed The peo
- Sy their snormiv. Perhaps IN atrocty thsy have not
Hssu equallsd in she history of the country john
somitses Il bch houses has psoceeded 70 s scene Of
"a massacre 10 take evidence Another committee has
bssa orranzed TO Examine into he eAim Of s7osoo pro
nssd for services alleged 10 have bssa rendered fighting
1nAiana The army officers staaiousd IN The distrscss
uuannousH declare that war ever szsssd; That The
ndians, and NOT The whites require psuescsica.
ARMY xEws-m yArAxu1 ufRAsn.
lser has been received By Major General Haven, a
sur nfita nom I3susenas General eco, written sinoe
n arrival N New York. returning than11 for ths hcep
1Nhiy extspdsd 10 him during hh 10y II San Francisco
Captain Beaufort United states Army; Lieutenant War
~ Uniasd etn1es Army; usutsuant walker, United
0aaes Array, and Leutsasns Rsblnson, arrived n this
saty nom Oregon on the Inn Inst - Sfe At'
hs Alta says that there are no longer any doubts -
= ths japanese Ambassadors touching u San Francisco
Ass a rpsas from ysddo for Warrington In The Unisd
$780, s&>sshan puwhnlan Orders have bean received