The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

away nom her tribe BY white rufan ypsrnsps one Of
NOSE since Engaged with Jarooe and her person outraged
attacked rapchera near Round Valley and according
to the reports Of several squaw prisoners which
and Tour children slain II the opinion Of Major
johnson that these volunteers bent upon war Of
determination. The officers Of the United States Army
therefore, constantly refused co operate with
On another occasion. Lieut. Dillon Sixth infantry,
ports, Thomas Henley and party went Eel river,
wnere they found some Indians Ia huts; whom they
rounded and told out ana accompany them pro-
missing they should be hurt If they obsyed. The
Indians came out but Of them being lame and unable
to get along fast they wished to CO. shot down.
Inc oct was excused by Henley the ground hat the
victim stocked like bad Indian" Here is another
specimen Of the outrageous which this war IS
been conducted taken from the official report Of Major
"a few days after this event lin August LAST some OF
the settlers Of Round Valley turned killed eleven
Indians over on Eel river, headed by Col I. j. Henley,
late Superintendent Of Indian Affairs. Henley has pub
lished card denying this statement This party three
OF whom were Colonel Henley's sons, called me.
They acknowledged the killing, and justified it
which they stated they had found other evidences
OF guilt on the part Of the Indians. in the ranchera
which they had attacked None of the party complained
OF having lost their stock but said that the Indsus had
killed stock and would continue To do So They killed
elusive evidence of their guilt Col Henley approved OF
their course and defends the acts of Jsrboe aud party
usual places of resort have taken refuge
accessible Businesses Of the mountains where s impos
sbe for them to CLEAN scsny subsistence aud pnched
by hunger, they have doubtless killed some Of the stock
which, loose and upherced ranges tor many miles
that vast country. But that they have killed anything
Ike the amount Of which they accused do not be-
lieve nor there evidence substana the charge.
Every head Of stock that mssing is charged to the In
dams.
And now, II is TO compensate such Of cruelty as
those above related that the Legislature asked TO allow
OF $40 COO and perhaps twice that amount be-
fore the trouble s ended and the weaker savages all
terminated by the stronger Jsrboc believe, has
been commissioned captain, and to be paid out OF
MIR IN,
scaps Of sqpaws and little children. We trust that the
entire debt may be ignored II possibly be done,
pany speedily dsbanded The United States officers re-
port that they have quite enough troops the of
trouble keep the Indians quiet and protect the lives and
property Of the settlers.
Marriages and Deaths.
MARRIED
BrzvJAS-GoEIl-Ins San Francisco Feb. !, by B. Car.
man, J. p, Alexander Buzuian 10 Margaret Goell.
BfRxE-CoRmrr AT Grass Valley Feb S, by Rev
Father Dalton, John Byrne to Anna Corbett
Dops-RocEEs San Francisco Feb. s, VIM. B. Dods,
Of Maine, TO Charlotte B. Rogers, Of Kentucky.
Scott, Richard Bowling to Acdie n. Pike.
FoucHEKm-CARABNE.-InN Nevada, Feb. 2. by Rev.
Father Dalton Foucherie, Of Eureka, to Anna Cara
GIRHow-HEIAKE-In San Francisco, Feb. 5, Frederick
GooDRIur-Nnsoy. San Francisco, Feb s, by the
Rev. C. d. Northup, Charles Goodrich TO Maria L. Mel
MISUNDERSTANDING Sacramento, Feb. g. George Hee-
get to Catherine Schmidt
HuI--ENcIK Near Healdsburg Jan. 20, by Rev. J. G.
Moore, James Hill to Nancy Jane Enge
HonxAH-CHoPAED- in Shasta, Jan. 80, G. W. Holt
man to Sophie Chopard.
~ Mou.sD,NoM. "A. Omega, Ja.. 81, Bensmi. P
HolNn.YoUScmoop- AT Alpha, Feb. 2, James
Holmes 70 PeImelia R. Youngblood.
,HuIBuRI-GOoDEElLow.-In San Francisco Feb. 6, by
the Rev D Scott Capt Henry p Hurlburt to Miss Mary
-JoYu-BRAosos.-- Gan Francisco, Feb 5, by Rev.
Father Gallagher, John Joyce 70 Miss Mary Bragson.
LEs-MoT-ln San Franuasoo, Feb: 5, by Rev: F. n.
Mott, daughter Of Capt issac +. Mott 49, = A''''"
5 lovErT-hxn.-Mthe Rancho San Justo, near San
5 W h f"Ss G S.nsy jan q by Tie sev White
MAnAs-HooAS-In San Francisco, Feb. 8, John Nahan
PrmAn-cooxr-Ins San Francisco Feb. I, by the Rev.
A. Williams, J. J. Pensam 70 Miss F. A. Cooke.
sasRxAx-BoesHEnna- San Francisco, Feb. Z, Obid
D. Sherman to AmAA T. Bornheimer.
SPAulDna-Norvr-At Nspa Cty, Feb. 4. by The Rev.
Mr. vseder, Oscar spauldins % Charlotte 4. Mount
Charles ssoecxisr q Jackson, % Caroline Trsntsnsss &
seao;.,Ir4n; -; Nevada, NIB; 4 sy Rev. J. A.
TowNmp--CHAPxAS.-AN apa City, Feb. Z, by the
Rev. Mr. veeder, samuel Townsend 70 Jane Chapman,
wAnzRs-srA1ER-In Aarysvule, Feb 2, Daniel Wat
tiers TO Catherine Slater.
A1pERxAxln MarysviIle, Feb 4, Mary Adelaide, wife
Of Oscar Alderman, aged years, months and 10 days
BxRxy.-At San Pablo, Contra COSTA county, Fab Z,
Ayron Henry, son Of John and Sarah n Berry, aged
Brown AT Hoden's Ranch, Suffer county, Feb. 9,
Elisha Brown, formerly Of 81. Joseph, No., aged Is
DAVIS in San Francisco, Feb g. Nathan, twin son OF
Moses Davis, aged weeks and days.
EsIERnRooK.-At Dayiors Ranch, Sacramento county
Feb 6, James Esterbrook, Jr., aged "A months
Hasrr LIN Grass Valley, FEB. 8, j. G Harvey, aHor-
fH.-Xt Rlleyls Ranch, asar Murphys, JAM 81, r. W.
Fry, aged about ~ years
Mc:Rrr.-lh Airysvile, Fab 4, John 7. MccAry,
Ecool,nn-In San Francisco Feb !, Harriet Beschsr,
daughter Of r W. aud c. A. Mc0olam, native OF San
Ffsnc.oo aged year y months as and q dsgs
native OF Freedom, Maine, aged 70 years and 10 months
Moox.y AT Murphys. Jan. 81, ksry, only surviving
MyxRs-ln San Francisco Feb Therese Myers. eldest
daughter Of 1r and Mrs. b. Myers, aged years. month
O'NnI-In San Francisco, Feb 2, Mary Agues. daueh
ter q Michael and Mary oNs, aged years, 10 months
o'NnI lin San Francisco, Feb 8, william o'Net son
Of Charles and Anna 0Nei-
Pr1xRscS-ln Stockton, Feb. T. BeadssPeterson, aged
fEYsrR-In San Francisco Feb. 9, Ellen Peyser.
daughter Of Peyser, aged years and months.
RoHifIS.-At Chinese Camp, Tuolumne county Jan. 20,
RoY-In San Francisco, Feb. s. Stephen Roy youngest
son OF Susan and DAVID Roy aged years and months
srusDyssT-ln San Francisco, Feb: 7, Julia Kistrnl,
only daughter OF Robert o. and /. NJ Sturdiyant sgei
Toxourf in San Francisco, Feb 8, Louis the infant
SON of Paul and Sophie Torquet, aged Is months.
1uRroN.-In Sacramento, Feb s, Emma Maria Tarton.
aged 10 years and II months.
.. w.sm,n ss ar Feb Charles Williams, aged
Markets.
From the San Franc SEQ Herald
THURSDAY, Feb. "a Pm
There has been but very limited amount of business
done during the day in the market general aside from
the in wheat and potatoes Tor thess two COM
modes the sales have been considerably larger than the
receipts and from ell that have been able TO ascertain
'nsy have very eighty improved in price,.