New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
Ntm Orlsans laiIu Grsstsrd
Five Days Later from calssava;s

The san Diego and San Antunio u7a7lana Ms;y
arrived yesterday, bringing aayices ffosr saH Fra.
cisco To the 25th uIt. The news III unisapofsans.
The BuIetin furnishes the following summary Of
tAe & expected contents 81 GOV. Wellarss Ises
sage, which, II was thought would be delivered Cd
the Sd Of January:
The state Of the treasury will occupy prom.
nent place In the Geyernor's message. The debt
Of the State, January l. 1859, mas 81 90 ss5 63of
$It3 ass was unprovided for. The Governor win
again recommend the assumption and funding 0f
over 500 900 n hoating claims against the STATE
paid. These vet unandited debts, added TO The
amount heretofore recognized, 5us a1t provided
for, will leave debt Of SONS $50 900 winch sAe
Legislature is called upon to add to the present
funded debt and viii Increase its aggregate to
81 ,150,e00
The amount Of funds in the treasury viii prob
ably be over $500 900. The claim Of EStsn and
MeCauley for about SIP 500. on account Of certain
transactions connected with the transfer Of the State
Prison from private hands to the custody of the
State, Will be appropriately noticed. One of these
parties has brought suit against the Governor, IN
defending which he has heenobliged to give bonds
for SO, 900
The buIkhead question win be iudicio,lsly refer
red to. Last year Gov. Weller threw cold water
tie efforts made elsewhere % improve sharbors,
and of the dangers which had been experienced Of
proceeding without scientific surveys.
The Governok VIII seigs thss stsisture Y big
the extended operations Of General kibbe. The
General is actfYe and patriotic, hut Of course be
does not work for nothing He must be paid. one
hundred thousand dollars would certainly he
ahcan commentator far The amosnt n T yssrh shs
General has accomplished, granting that such sort
Of work ought to be paid for at all Kibbe ana his
volunteers have captured and killed over 1000
Indians during the past five months. At only $100
per head the cost Of the campaign win exceed the
aggregate sum named above The Federal Gov
eminent owed the State at the date of the last mes
sage va ,S.4 AS Iass % me country occupied w
lhe inalans = teq9reu ior Ine paIposes Of Wnise
setueehe, W. Iec lieu ih'lss " Is ipsed " lesef
Fatlons: peerlaaps oongFess VIII overlook the II
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q Ine necessl.y q .ne Ease. ane ocaisy g. psos
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he cass, 80 ial ~ ooncciis ene eAsfsct1o1 of shs
The snbiact ~ tayat;on vii, reorire 4 e,us;der.
able space IN the message. The finances 81 the
State became somewhat reduced during the last
hscai year N consequences o. me general exodus
u miners " rIaaer ItYsf' ane coltoa Y tlell
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The Bulletin says:
!. The weeks business closes with unprecedented
quietude. Whether from first or second hands not
a single note worthy sale was reported, and the
jobbers as q general thing were idle. 0utside of
the domestic produce market, there was almost
literally nothing doing. The season of holidays to
say nothing Of the unfavorable weather, must be
our excuse for an exceedingly limited report.
The par;nosa Gazette contains the foIlayz;ps, no.
~.
count " .he SUFFERING " = pa. y VI hiA'pas wy
lately crossed the Nevada Mountains:
Mr.A. Hite informs us that a party Of several
men. among whom were Messrs. Turner, Of Log
| town Mofiatt, Of Bear Valley; Mr.. Bearlsley
Familiarity known as .Buck.n Of 70 Semitic Valley,
and others whose names are not ascer.a,ned AZ, eiL
enconntered deem snow before reaching the sum
nit of the Sierra. upon the eastern side but press
ed on In desc ending the western slope, they en-
| countered dangers rare even to mountain men.
| From the summit the party were eighteen days
id getting down to the head Of the Yo Semitic Val
| lev, six Of which were without provisions. They
silent the soft and their prospect was ABOUT
/ IA dismal as that of any Arctic expedition. For
| five DAYS prior to the giving out Of subsistence,
| they had lived on one scant meal per day. In 70
1 Semitic, where there was no snow, they were SO
i fortunate as to discover small quantity Of corn,
| that had been raised the last summer, but not
harvested and little flour. The corn they parched,
/ which lasted them till they reached Bull Creek, on
the Centerville TRAIL The party were nearly dead
five had their feet badly frozen; the toes and per-
haps the feet, of at least two will have to be am
4 putated. When their feet began to freeze, they
took of and threw away their boots, and travelled
| barefoot or in stockings. Buck the guide oil
i the party, In descending into the valley, broke
through the snow and went down ont Of sight. As
enfeebled the rest were, they attempted his res
4 cue, which was accomplished by tying all THEN
Il blankets together and letting them down. Buck
clug to them and was drawn out. He had s.lodgedi
on projecting rock, which, had he not struck, he
would have had balloon desceasi0n OF not ore,
1000 feet! All the party suffered terribly, and it IS
miraculous that the bodies of oil of them are not
lying stark and stiff upon the heights Of the Sierra
Nevada mountains.
From. the North Pacific.
The Alta california publishes q letter regarding
Il Co.,: =. 4r.,,,.,s I,l.,a a.o,, ,vb;.r, - -
ahairs az Vancouvefs is l' itoni Wnisn we eA-
| tract the following:
Nv the Pacific, from Victoria yesterday we have
news that four war steamers are on their Way from
England to that port These with the Ave already
there, make nine well appointed war steamers a
vancouyer's Island Thus, while our government
are taLing about o1tf. unuuestiouahle right to Sau
Juorz Island and the intention of the President IL