The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
AnticIpatcd Indian 0utbreaks-Progres
OF the Telegraph Lines Eastward-Com-
merciaI AAairs-News from Japan and
the sandwich Islands, &c., &c.
SrxNanEID, No., June 25, 1890.
The Buterfeld overland mail coach, with San Francisco
dates of June T. arrived here at past O'Clock
last evening.
The failure of the telegraph line work prevented the
reception vzala Of the night of the 9Th inst
Arrived at San Francisco June l. brig Julia d. Rogers
twenty. eight days from Japan Sailed May 81, bark
Francis Palmer for Honolulu; June l, ship Sierra Nevada
for New York.
SAN FRANCISCO, June &, $780,
There has increased amount Of goods going for
ward to the country the past week. Jobbers stocks
movng actively, and they evincing an inclination to
buy from first hands The anxiety Of holders TO dispose
OF their stocks ahead Of the demand, and the market
has declined with an increased business continuance
Of the present liberal requirements may cause slight re-
action The quotations for leading articles are
follows.-Candles lsc. 1skc Rio coffee 17Ac.; Fish
cod 6xc. mackerel kits e. 76 Nails sxc Provisions dull
and lower with few moving Clear pork sls SO So
s16 Bacon, 13c 14c. for hams, and Ike. for shout
ders Butter, 2Sc. 26c. Lard l2c lac. Crushed
gar, 12c. No. China, 7Kc. whiskey, 42Sc. American
brandy, 4hc
The steamer Golden Age leaves for Panama tomorrow.
The Deputy United States Marshals busy taking
the census in all the counties Of the State.
suit mas been commenced against the steamer John
L. Stephens for bringing, her last trip from Panama
excess of passengers
Infosmaton has reached General Clark which leaves
1tle doubt that Indians Of Utah Territory and por
tion of the Oregon tribes have entered into combna-
tion to wage all the white settlers of the Sierra
Nevada.
portion Of the agents and stock from the ponp
press stations arrived at Carson Valley the I'd inst
Reports acceived from other stations beyond Sands
Spring towrrds Salt Lake, them Abandoned,
and is feared that many agents have been murdered.
Nothing known to the fate of the expresses
overdue.
party of miners out Prospecting Owens river,
the Walker river region attacked the III instant
sby Indians Three of the miners killed
Two volunteer companies organizing on Walkers
river for self protection.
News received from Carson Valley yesterday that
Six eight families OF emgrans, with several hundred
dead OF cattle and sheep supposed TO be lost.
seventy one wagons sixty head cattle aud
ded sheep arrived at Carson Valley from Salt Lake. hav
ing SEQ safely Through ana :" n' cr COZ ay
Capt stewart have not been heard from since the LIST
ns when they marched from Carson Valley to attack
the Indian encainpment at Pyramid Lake. They
pected reach the encsmpenf by the night of the ID
lust II situated about eighty miles north of Carson
pected At last accounts the volunteers well
armed in good spirits aud all anxiety TO force general
meeting was held in San Francisco the lst inst.
Cor suppl, ing the volunteers with
provisions &c Subscription lists are now extensively
circulating with the prospect OF raising several thousands
Of dollar.
yzalia $50 miles from San Francisco ON the Butter
News, a day and half later than this despatch will be
forwarded 70 overtake the mail ut Nzalia, unless some
accident inerrupting the working OF the wires.
News from Honolulu is to May O. ALI the winters had
left for the fishing grounds.
The bark D. Godfrey Boston, sailed the 5th ult.
FOR the Amoor river.
The ship Charles C. Phelps to sail the 10th for
The Julia D. Rogers brings from Japaasto the Sd
of May.
state large political influence evidently beng against
the policy Of allowing intercourse with foreigners
battle had been fought near Jeddo in which prince
The captains OF all the foreign vessels in the harbor of
Kanaawa had been notified 70 be prepared for an attack
upon them might not be able to render
any protection The government appeared be greatly
frightened the extent Of the detection and consequently
sreaty with the Americans Il was with extreme din
Guilty that the Rodgers purchased small cargo for San
BY the way of Japan news is received from China to
she 14th OF April The contradict former reports
chat the Emperor Of China accced to the demands OF
France and England, and confirm the reports BY way OF
Europe.
Oregon dates 10 the 2sth u The papers are filled
principally with political discussions and comments
the Charleston Convention OF little Interest outside the
state
The British Boundary Commission party moving
up the Columbia river. The American party had lefs
Colvie.
The Daily Standard has been discontinued.
The weather has been unusually cold, and most Of the
wheat crops Napa Sonora and Butler counties, being
effected very much from frost
An Injunction has been issued against the Piacerville
St Joseph Telegraph Company for using the Morse
Instruments.
HE amount Of funds in the California State Treasury
May 3lst, $3.50 273 81
Col Lsnders road expedition has arrived In Honey
Lake valley. Col I. with a company Of men intends 70
proceed Immediately to the seat OF war