The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

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SAN FRANCISCO ArSust a 1860.

Fe,re-x,rder and s.iaa. "A New Coli Di,iyet-
Anoaer Indian Fight in the Hd,s.e D.sffte-Ness from
Sandacich Islands, DC, de-
large MAS OF new and important tssiaaony has heen
given In The New Amaden quicksilver mine c--c daring
the last month. 1t relates discovery OF tic deeds
10 the property given by the Mexican authorities fifteen
years ago 10 the parties in possession Of the mine These
papers are shown to be genuine and apparently should
put end To the unusaable interference OF the United
States in the affair OF the company The mining interests
OF California suffer severely from the suspension OF
the works Il il notorious that the Attorney General
allows himself 70 be used this 10 further the I'm
founded claims Of private individuals
The negroes Of this city celebrated On Wednesday the
anniversary OF emancipation OF the blacks in the
Yves. Indies After reaching the garden where the fes
ytes were 70 take place split occurred, one party OBJ
ecng 70 dancing The prayerfu crowd had speeches. in
GLIDING one from Thomas Starr King The dongs Of both
parties rather comical
The Chrysopolis, fine river steambos, built in this
city made rs trip to Sacramento yesterday morning
She " . very fast saller
Dennis Boyle to his death last Sunday from the
eilecs Of blow with stick In the hands OF William
Brady Deceased the time intoxicated, and had
contrary 10 the request Of his employer, opened place
where liquor was kept Earased on finding Doyle drunk,
Brady struck him q blow which turned Out fatal.
Thomas Risler native Of New Jersey aged 81 years,
committed suicide the Attn Of July by drowning him
of Clinton college New York; and great reader and wri-
Ter.
James Dalton of the firm OF schaner Dalton, of that
place, Killed by being thrown against tree at
horse race
ANOTHER GOLD sxcrEMESr-rHE ooso COUNTRY.
No sooner has the sme Of wsshoe declined than we
notices that have appeared in the papers would evidence
disposition TO create Juror in favor OF dstrist lying
v.1 region The country referred TO- and which is re.
presented 70 be rich in silver and gold lies between the
fifth and 1lsth merdans of longitude and 36h and 3th
parallels latitude and Is about 100 miles east Of Visa
ia In Tuare county on the overland mail route.
party composed OF respectable citizens who lately
turned from the Coco country the dsrio above de-
scribed is called say that they took watch has
sayed $50 80 800 to the ton Where the mountain
is situated the country is uninvitng and bears I'M
evidence of having been fo merly subjected
60 volcanic action all Is parcned, crsped and backened
BY what known as Rabbit canon and thence Mes
cal Valley, about five miles In WIDTH Then another mass
OF broken mountain spurs and volcanic hills passed by
Copper canon which leads into the region and to
range known "a the Silver mountain, already referred
TO- II is heresbous that the silver mines are ioand :,
many parts Of this district as far as where our informant
expored the party found evidences OF rich silver and
COLO mines.
mpoErASr FROM wAsHoE-ASorHER INDIAN RATTLE
Reports Carson City the LIST inst that com
pany under Lance Nightingale numbering twenty eight
men have had Tight with the Indians near the Black
Rock which the Indians were victorious driving the
Americans back and killing two II is said that the
dereat companies that in that vicinity prospecting
will concentrate their forces and give the Indians battle
well az med Large numbers OF Indians already seen
the emgrant route in the vicinity of the SINK Of Car
son ard Roberts creek. Although they Profess friend
ship their actions lead to the belief that trouble may
Soon lie expected in that vicinity.
uerhborhood of the east fork OF Carson river
Der Of Indians who ordered them back telling them they
would kill any whites that attempted 70 penetrate their
prospecting party willis, coming through Long Val.
ley day last week, found the bodies OF three Pah
Ute Indians on small stream near the north end Of the
valley.
Two lying near each other hal evidently been shot,
the other lay few rods Distant and was covered with
blood having been killed with knife. BY two OF them
lay bows and arrows, by tho other rifle, discharged
Abou the spot were tracks Of heavy nailed boots
showing that the killing the work Of the whites.
There also indcntatons in the sand indicating that
severe struggle had taken place. The Indians were
most kelly party Of scouts or stock lers who had
been overtaken by the whites and punished THIS sup
shs more b ON the near by
The Territorial election will be held on Monday next
in each county for ole member o. the sneria
County surveyor Each precinct to elect one justice OF
the Peace and one Constable.
Srrveyor General Hgcys boundary line between Utah
and California passes short distance cast OF Antelope
Springs. ia Long Valley The survey viii undoubtedly
FROM SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The bark Francis Palmer arrived here the 18th inst
from Honolulu bringing dates TO July ID
They Lave been having grand times on board the
United States soop OF war Levant ying IN honolulu mar
return The officers were presented al grand ball
was given on board, at which "al the world was pre-
20 proceed Hio. she would probably Afterwards re-
turn 10 Honolulu.
., Honolulu The 18th Of July with appropriate oere
moniss =,
GERS Of United States ship Icvant received the visits
OF large number Of their countrymen On board, aud al
nred splendid salute Of twenty.one gus which
was returned by the Punchbowi Hin; and In re
turn for this OF attention the Ievan 1red another
salute The brgantne Josephine blazing away at this
OF the seamen got his hands blown OF aud three
anecfs from the remaining hand One arm had 70 be
by Dr Gullon In the evening. N the officers OF the
Ievani, and . select bal by Mr. w = Cutrcl OF inc
Merchants Exchange Hotel TO native ladies; aud your
correspondent viii vouch the latter conducted
on the true principles OF a Yankee Fourth 81 july IL
va. honored by The presence many q Go gu, sa, ny
The Commission appointed by the United States govern
ent 70 examine the affairs OF the United states Hos
pits these islands and the disbursements By tho Con
uaies Of the fund appropriated by Congress for The re-
lief Of sick and destitute here has bcea holding
its sii,ngs for tho pas, three weeks Many witnesses
have eeea eramned, and u = reported t., strange Dc
OF Commander Vim. T. Hunt and the Hon J. ". Borden,
United States Commissioner, as members and Mr. y l.
cle-k Bat little opposition been with. and that,
through the application Of the Board 10 the ltawaan
voyeruucut has been By granting letters TO
ssosy and parties dsxcntng were examined under such
Commission Inc Board proceeds 10 lAhAlna nc y wecs
In the rni,ed States scop Ievant, 70 continue their IN
The now taria went into elect june 20. The baraue
orecsn arrived on The An which was sanasy, oonse,
ausnsly could not enter until Monday The 18th, aud saved
her dsiaroe only twenty four hours BIZ for abolish
ting al transit duties aud All duties on goods n bond, r.
exported original packages, has passed the lower
House II appears 10 be the desire Of the goyernment 10
unieier all restrictions sgasnst making this On enrcpo
Cor merchandise, for which Us maritime position 20 as-
mirahly cts u.
Duty on tobacco segars and opium, G,oen rsr cent aa
vnlorfm on all other merchandise, ten per cctt nd
valorcm co wines over cighicca and under thirty per
cent alcohol 81 80 per gallon on wincs 80. orrgdiscn
vc psr cent duty al vaorem cider, beer, ale and
porter, below eighteen rcr cent Alcohol ten peT oeut
duty and spirits Of every description over lht! pee
cont alcohol, 50 per gallon =.
he establishment Of the Hudson BY Comreny N
Uononlu be broken m a tho latter part - isy
The Prince kamehamchn brother OF his N'lssy hhtno.
asmr.a " been seriously III Tor TIC past noutn ~
eley yrlo,d fevcr ard at otc time VA cas l1Tci w
wy critical situation. Tic Is heir prcsumpve 70 inc
Throne. and Minister q the inisqr, 9Se VI hs ehcs,
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