The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06
Our SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENTS.


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 10, 1850.
Laying Of ne Corner Stone Of Ne1 Catholic Cao.edra-
Immrse Overland Emigration to California from hs
Eas.rn and Western Siates-Meianchoiy death Of a
Young Lady-Chinamen Sentenced 10 Be Huno--Army
Nars-col Lander and his Treaty Nth tie Pah- Uk In
dians-A Nudity, &c., dc.
Yesterday Sunday the corner stone Of the new hos.
p,al for the Sisters Of Mercy, Rincon Point, laid
by Archbishop Aemany, presence Of about i've thou
sand people The ceremonies participated in by
large number Of Catholic cergymen.
The overland immigration has commenced setting in,
though rot in % great numbers IN former years. AT
Pacerve the arrivals to be met every street.
They have with them large quantities Of cattle Iuimi.
grants are generally disappointed with the country at
rst they 10 have lad be idea that the g,f lies on
the ground everywhere or that their services will be
required al once al any wages they may demand Tney
discover that the precious meta lies grea. way
below the surface Of The earth, aud Is 10 be had only
by the severest toll. However the Immigrant
becomes reconcec " the country and strongly
taehed 10 a. delightful climate fruitful soil ana high
compensation Tor labor always 10 be obtained by the
sober ana uduirou) are the rewards here fur the dan
Fcrs and hardsh~ q journey from the Eastern states
Margaret Aon, daughter Of 7 :. Bonnosi, was burned
20 death Fl Dorado county Thursday last II sup.
POSED she bad matches and set are a quantity u
brush the SPARKS from wbuh fen upon her clothing and
ignitcd them. The child was Eve years old.
% saturday last the four Chinameu, VINO had been
second time convicted % the murder Of q their
trymcn, sentenced IN Caaycr1 county 10 b. hung
By the steamer oortes from Pose,s sound aud Oregon
which arrived Saturday, Col Rains, U. $ A. Major
Haler Z. = Capt. Judah. l.. s A. and feuts Dryer.
Mccall scott Runde aud Hsrdcastlc L. - A. together
with companies AM J, Fourth infantry, L. : A. came
passengers.
COT. fAyurR AND THE INDIANA
correspondent Of the Herald writes from Genoa
Carson Valley - will erdeavor v give you .nkiing of
y cudous sul important movement ~ Col IL W. fsnder
the wagon Road sups rinteuGent He has addressed
letter v MAJOR Frederick Dodge The indian Agent hare
telling him that be na1 concluded treaty of peace with
old Wauemucca, the great Pah-Cse chief. Upo1 what
Authority Col. lander acted g unknown n me, but
singular feature 81 the treaty that lander has Agroel
With Wnuemucca that the Jnited states government
shal pay a. him large Of money Tor bis lands In
Ifsh Territory, u may Ne q Interest 70 Col lander
know that one las any right make a treaty with
any lncAn tribe, Involving the payment Of money with
out st cbtarng ihe Il the senate " tae usIed
states The rcsai q this fiuE Td wi be tina. when the
Indians tnt tney have been red With BY having
a4thorily ~ ah, thoy will naturally feel indignant and
probably recuumencs hastiHtlw - Portant ala Ian
dor consider hs treaty, md ignorant he u his posi-
ton Ast he despatched specisl iricr with tho letter
% podgethe letter beng unssaled 20 be cooled
Cry and Published the TERRITORIAL Enlerpr1ss be-
sfes sending copy also q Captsia stewart at Fort
Churchill IN ait comment rpou this natter and state
nv views ~ Col LaUdef's motives bit a. uot know
hirn vi say nothing row that might 40 him injury
hooking r. ho uture ~ deveope 10 him. % the Ind ans
Nnd q the public Il large tic rcsa q this