The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22
INTERESTING NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM JAPAN.
THE INDIAN WAR m WESTERN UTAH.
The Savages Preparing for an
Attack.
MAR RlAGES AND DEATHS,
&c., &C.. &c.

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
&c., &C.. &c.
We publish below letter from San Francisco
respondent Of the date of the 25h u four days
than the news received by the North Star at this port
II was brought by the overland mail The additional
news from Japan will be found particularly interesting:
OUR SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN FRANCISCO May rs, 1890
Proposed Successor to Senator Gin-Nep Line Of Tle
graph TO Western Utdh-C6inags at the Branch Mint
An Exclusive Steamship Lacsua-Neo Telegraph Com
pany-Army and Naval Moremens-.San Francisco
Haroor Dyemces-San Juan Island AGais-Fyre in
Crescent City, &C., &C.,
Archibald c. Peachy is spoken Of the of
Dr. Gwin whose term expires year. 1t said that
the latter and Mr. Denver will support Mr.. Peachy for
United States Senator
line Of telegraph from San Juan to jacksonville has
been completed, and is now in working order The Los
Angeles Company intended its line along the coasts
but AFTER reaching Giroy independent line was made
from that place to vsala along the route Of the overland
MALL and then this line being brought into prominence
by the regularity speed and importance Of the Southern
overland mall the coast project was thrown into the shade
and abandoned The people Of Santa Cruz and Monterey,
who had hoped to obtain Geographic communication TO
San Francisco without expense to themselves no
saw the coast line abandoned than they subscribed money
to build line connecting with San Juan, and the line
now process of construction due to their enterprise
There received in the branch mint Of this city last
week sl25 900 in gold bullion sos 900 in double eagles
were coined and $50 975 converted into silver bars
The Mechanics Institute of this city will hold It's an
nual Industrial fair September Q.
On Saturday last William L. Youle commenced suit in
the Fourth District Court against John T. Wright and
others the well known steamship Youle states
that in October, lS49 he and Thomas Wright had fitted
up the steamer West Point at New York, for San Fran
CISCO that afterwards Capt. j. 7. Wright and John T.
Wright Jr., each purchased interest her. that by
arrangement between the parties Capt Wright took full
charge Of the steamer a Panama and brought her up
San Francisco where she employed for several years
Capt. Wright, Nov 81 1851, made settlement with her
other 70 that date since which time the steamers
Sea Bird, Goah America Brother Jonathan and Pacific
were purchased by the parties at various dates and all
employed In the trade under the sole direction of
Capt Wright and all have been either lost sold by
him. the two latter having been sold to the California
Steam Navigation Company in November, 1885, that i've
eghths Of the steamer Herman and real
afterwards purchased with some Of the proceeds OF the
SALE that Capt. Wright has not rendered any account of
the dongs az sad vessels Of their SALE either Of
them the above date of 1851 The plaintiff prays
for dissolution Of the copartncrshp and an accountnr
He that there Is $50 900 due him by defendants
The ship ZartEa, which arrived here few days since
from Skn, reports that April H. the Russian bark Kod
In beating out u that harbor struck on rock cap
sized and became total loss. She had full cargo Of ice
Another Of those tragedies Of frequent occurrence in
this latitude occurred in this city the 22i inst In
which jose Bustos Chieno stabbed his landady, Eeo
nand for arrears OF rent OF the assant the mag-
nary cause for the crime. The cuprt Immediately after
William Kochuc killed My g. at Jacksonville Ore
gon by Ludwig Hartwig He inflicted two stabs with a
dirk knife on the person Of Kochue, who expired in vo
Robert Potter May whilst intoxicated started from
porte for his home ON Poormans creek, but the way
md hpax
about this time covering the body Of the unfortunate
man, which was not found until Sunday last.
Frederick McCrellish, Lcondas Haskell James Street.
Morton Cheeseman, H. II. Haght, r. f. Ramond and W.
Woodward have filed articles Of incorporation In the
Of rne @ & % ,ne,r intention
jose, Gilroy and Los Angeles, 10 Fort Yuma, with y
branch line from Groy Santa Cruz and Monterey Tho
capital stock Is 1850 00e divided into shares Of 500 each
Captain Alden, Z. $. n, commanding N" w. :
steamer Active, is now ePgesne nls yrary arrived
Wsu "a on The ,eamshp C9r'es and 1 rroeseaes last
esrnng 10 Sacramento route for Carson Valley, 70
inforce Capt Sicwart's command. . = -. - z.
A musician Of Company was drowned at Homboldt
The first or lowest tier Of guns at Fort Point at tho
entrance Of our harbor has been mounted They are
forty-two FOUNDERS. The whole fertilization. when
pIeted, win be armed with leo guns, averaging from
forty TO one hundred and twenty FOUNDER workmen
arc now building aa Tor rcd hot
The Brush Colonist published Victoria, " L. says:
Apparently Captain Pickett United states Army des
has landed there with company Of United States SOL
dcrs 10 relieve Captain Hunts company which has been
ordered to Fort stcacoom II Is presumed that this rs
done to onset the Royal Marines at the north end Of the
island and complete the joint occupation offered by Gen
Scott s u is somewhat singular that The officer who
first landed should be- ordered back IL would almost APP
pear done designediy by his government, or the
Commander in Chic or the Northwest Department An
inference may be that the United States Is taking
a bold position In reference 10 the island in dispute
FIRE IN cRyscENT CIT.
Gre broke out in Crescent city Sunday morning last,
.wt.r sto If diary
covered bursting out Of the upper story Of the old Ores
cent City saloon, situated on Front, between and
structures the flames made rapid osrsss soon laying
the entire block In ashes There was little or no wind mt
Of the town. The following IS list q the
principal suerers-Gordon Die nson, srocers, loss
$500 j. wan, loss buildings $500; Norton, do,
III pr. Miller. s2So Mr. Stewart, s2oo Total loss,
$50; which there was not n dollar insured.
VALLEY.
The latest from the seat OF In Carson Valley
10 The eGect that three thousand Indians In tho
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muntos have rcsohed the sceee and FL danger Of sue
" LATEST Rws
me 1weTrse, published 81 Carson City, contains tho
The intense excitement created by the Indian has
bad The eject 70 temporarily suspend all operations in
the mines. Upon receipt Of the news at Virginia City,
Resolved That during sixty days, until the settle
mcnt Of the present Indian dcu,es, claim or mining
ground witnn Tue ierrnory sna DC suplce' W reAaou
or liable 70 be jumped for non work
This resolution doubt, viii be rgdly adhered 70 by
Many Of the washocs have como IN and given up their
They say they have disposition 10 fight against
the whites Many q them are At lake Bgler attending
10 their usual epring hunting and fishing operations.
company Consisting OF thirty five men organized
In Carson City Thursday, nth inst J. L. Blackburn,
was choeen captains A. L. Turner first lieutenant; Theo
Winters, orderly sergeant This company Is Intended for
o scouting party.
Robert Ferris, just from Black Rock, informs us that
there about 100 there at the present time They
engaged In building stone house for protection They
are we'll armed but had not, n the time informant
ien heard Of the Indian massacre at Pyramid Lake.
member Of party gong Out there, while cAmped at