The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-12
Intelligence from the Pacific Coasss
OUR eAE FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.

Intelligence rom the Pacific Coast
OUR eAE FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.
Sac FRANCISCO, July ID, 1880
lrlrestinS Aess Of Ners
last week - os7 of gold bullion deposited
in the Mint. sses72 worth Of silver was cast into
fined bars.
The steamship Golden Age arrived yesterday with the
mails ana pass myers that left New York June 90
Thomas G. Richards has filed petition TO be discharged
nom his eebts, amounting to s2a 900. He was engaged
IN the wood and coal trade Onlck Johnson extensive
livery stable keeper failed yesterday. number Of his
creditors whose demands re,ch $4,000, instituted &C
oh anu he sncrn ook possession of the establishment
Jacob H. Menu and William Fell have also applied for
the benefit Of the Insolvent act
Gov powney returned from Los Angeles q few days
since, where he was ON visit for fortnight.
A young Italian priest named Rivieccio who abandon
ed the Catholic church few months since and Joined the
Epscopaans, has exhibited signs Of regret and now an
plies IN the most pentental terms 10 be received back
into the Catholic church. Rvecco sent TO Victoria
y l., by bis Protestant friends but he viii remain
A company Outrageous from ournp Floyd arrived al
Carson City July 4, having acted ~ escort to mail
party.
Company G. Sixth infantry Lieut. Smith, arrived here
rom Los Angeles few days since They are Intended
for service in the North.
hours Of circumstance not known previously at this
season for the past fourteen years.
duel was fought last saturday near the North Aner-
men, +. DauphDs and Julius Pacho, who had difficulty
over game Of cards They fought at forty PAGES After
Immediately sat down to breakfast together.
NEWS FROM OREGON.
We have Oregon papers 10 July o.
The Panama brings - 900 treasure TO Alscp Co.. and
s24,oeo "a TO Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
The Albany Democrat urges the removal Of the capital
TO some some, or any, other place than Salem
Philip George was executed at Corvallis, at the time
last appointed for that purpose.
Hon Robert Thompson, late Of Portland, was drowned
M mi In BOrflu in
General Harvey and stat have left for the Atlantic
daughter of Adam MATHEWS, Of Polk county, was
drowned in the Willamette
Eighty.two OF gold dust have lately been re
ceivcd at the Dallcs from miners Rock creek Men
who will work make wages in those diggings
Three hundred troops are the from Fort Benton
70 waa Msila' over the route OF Lieut. Mullaos road
cast Of the mountains Trouble anticipated no wever
from the Snakes, portion Of whom have recently
ed from the Washoc country. They greatly embttcr
ed against the viii es in consequence OF their defeat
party Of them atty fred into Lieut. schol's camp
election day BY man nsmea Straight and has sinco
died. The latter has been bound in 81 600, a
charge Of mansaughter
INTELLIGENCE From BRITISH COLUMBIA.
The dates from Victoria are to July 8.
The alarming reports so freely circulated with regard
TO Indian Affairs are, according to the Ga,ee much to
be reprehended. The measures taken by the Executive
are calculated to allay all apprehension.
Admiral Sir 4. l. Baynes has been made Knight Com.
Great dissatisfaction Ia expressed the legislature
who accused Of ttering away the public time and
money in the enactment of useless noyious
Mr.. Symords, lawyer Suddenly fell dead on the
evening Of the th Of July He is said 10 have been very
Incorporate
About Sl4 900 10 gold dust arrived from Fraser river
by the last trip Of the Wilson g. Hunt.
Great numbers Of Chinese reported 10 be their
way towards tine Fraser river mines. Mules are very
scarce
IN, Americans gave grand dinner at the Colonial
Hotel on the Fourth
Sergeant Board OF her Majestys steamer Ganges had
been killed by Hydcr Indian At Esquimalt.
The ByIih Coroni,t Of the 7th inst sayr-nformation
brought TO yesterday that the Fort Rupert In
dams wi left here Saturday night last their way
home have murdered taken captive every Cowichan
II dian they tho way up. In nearly
every they disembowelled otherwise dsigurei
their victims. Eight Cowchans said ~ have been
thus murdered These atrocities said to have been
committed in revenge for the murder Of the Fort Rupert
chief about q week since, by Songish.
The siwashes were being disarmed by the authorities
Of Victoria
The editor of the British Coloaia had been brought be.
fore the bar OF the Assembly at Vc ria TO answer the
charge Of libeling thai body.
On the lst Of July "Captan John Chief Of the Hydcr
tribe Of Indians arrested fJr killing the Tongass
Chief In company with his half brother and another
Indian be quietly proceeded TO prison but on an attempt
being made TO search him. they all drew knives and rush
ed for the police In the conflict which ensred, Captain
John shot through the heart The police had their
clothes cut but suffered further injury The Gazette
tina. the Chief was euperemnent, even among his
dark and teacherous race for boodthrstness and
| city.
bringing slloco Ure lAsset, at. Vt.sqsa on the sth
business at Tor, Douglas fat, but packing had com.
menccd by the route 20 gayoosh.
Merchants at Fort Yale busy sending goods ont
Indians, mules and Cinnamon are constantly leaving
for the Interior.
me general mining news is deemed as favorable as
usual.