New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-30
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ny tue san Antonio ana San Diego Nail and
Pony Express we have adyices from San Francisco
10 the 4ti mat fyom ,vbic q ev,ve,. ~ ~
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lne unlted seates Marsnai has appointed depH-
are now DONG duty.
4 suit mas been commenced against the steamer
yoln = stevens ior bringing, On her last trip from
fa mama an excess OF passengers
.ti ~ has reached Gen. ozark which leaves
1910 aonps saat tne In1lans q Utan territory and
portion q The Oregon tribes. have entered into
Y,en,s t ~ ~, ~ Sase war oh aii the Wnte settie-
4 ne 40 \. - M ~ '. 1870. y esada.
The Pony Exoress ssors ~ ssGca 'Fo some q
ley on Tho d Renorts $3.50 ~ s ya
tions feyond sand as, .eeeryed ron other sta
nonncs ih", Eli at Lake, an
arents have bssn ,anrsars ane y y feared many
to the fate Of two expresss ,,os a Known US
/ party a uasress XII, $50 nvw esef dnc.
river Id The walker rivar regrs ss sna
| the ID, and three Killed. $500 "S1s ss'aeAsa ON
Two Volunteer eoTsna, 49, -
Walker river for seIfnrotscfa msfe organizing On
| News received fraa, (saraay, ya,,a,rs ,.a4a.s.
states that sfg or eiaht saniIias a. yssssoay
several hundred head If Cattle and seen ag w S
roaed ~ ~ Inaf sssS IT.. c. ~ ~ SUP
/ On The I'd j ,,artv ~ a. 49, s.-.s,.. :,
wagons n, I,aa n sat III % al s.f. aa.slssIs
AT carson Valley srro sssIs Ia q r.
safely thronch norsan ostIs hass Passsu
1 try fo<rz as1d nr<~4
Coi Havs and Cant stauars hs +es ~ h aaues
TX II u " ~ Ky gssn nsNEd
IN yaiie y t,s na, nv. VIZ
son saiiey 70 ay.aek inc ihalan eheampment at
Iyram.a Laae. lhey eAPeeted 70 Teac1 sne en-
caMRh1ens tpy wv Iiehb ~ we ~ Mst. u 70 att
n ma, aooat y mIes north Of Carson Valley:
news Of battle IS consequently hardly expected
| as yet. A. last accounts the volunteers were we'll
armed in good spirits, and all anxiety to force an
engagement. s
meeting was held Of San Francisco on the LIST.
70 concert measures for supplying the volunteers
| with provisions, ETC. Subscription lists are now
extensively circulating, with the prospect Of raising
several thousand dollars. 800. 5
the Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Line Is now
completed to Fisalia $50 miles from San Francisco,
on the Butterfeld route. News day and half
ia1er Tran VIZ aisgatch Will Pc forwarded 70 over
az IS n, a'sss sos acc'aens luz
News rom I3onolnlu Il 10 Nav 9th All the
whalers had left for the fishing grounds The bark
d. Godfrey, from Boston, sailed on the stli nit for
the Amoor river The ship Washington Aston
had discharged her cargo and laid mn. The shin
Charles e. Phelps was IL sail tho Iotli for McReah
island Sc 8 s
The Ida D. Rodgers bril,es news from japan to
the Sd Nav. The JapauesS government ia renort-
ed in an unsettled state iafge political influence
evidently being against the new policy Of allowing
intercourse with foreigners d battle had been
fought near Jeddo, In which Prince was killed.
The captains of all foreign vessels ID the larbor
of Kanagawa had been notified to be prepared for
an attack upon them, az the Government might be
ment appeared to be greatly frightened at the ex-
tent Of the detection. and consequently vaseillated
CONSIDERABLY U regard 70 carrying cut ths SFeaty
WIN z Americans. ~ was WIN extreme dtneaty
lne hoasers purchased q Small cargo Ter san iran
CISCO.
~, ~ ING WY o. Japan news Is received fxom
Emma i 70 .ae IN ol April. Inc accounts contra
diet iofmer reports mat tne Emperor Of China had
acceoea 70 tne demands o. France and England.
~ IS now stated lnab ne aeeiines me proposed
aau 'ne war WIN prooa1ly De
pf %saa.s ,a.s. "a s. j.. a..,. M.
ot asea aa.es nIe " .ne 4h nv. Ing papers
ale neu w Misn posit,cat ana
ntarnsa n III ~ q as.e
lnteIes. ou'slae tne STATE. Inc Dfissh nouhlafy
Inc AMERICAN party naa ieit oaiviiie.
i Advces from Carson Valley are to the Sth inst.
4 We extract the following "A:
n ennseonence ~ tba J,a;,,, tra,,,,,.s s.; a..
4 waaoa coIt.,, abn,,t t,t - ~ - D
4 t;on e;tl,ar faar;nw IN atfact ~ H. ~ u -
that their horses wenl1 be nresse ns fh ssrv;c
have Iaft for Gajirorn;a rtns;aess ~ "A I;,, Z
thnratnra 5,u o-,d nj III n. v,s;.,;r = 800.
al contsdenca IL ina III;
car as In7;an Sa,srharces asyat shs ;
in i, q thnna.t ssa vii s IL & rp
rra ~, T., .bs 3;aId !, III e;tla hs ~ - q
tbsT an tha Il catrn, X III "
hannnd nc i;,uts ,vLars yo;,,s = r. - 80.
N be carr;ed m sor s,a prassnte VIII s,ls .ras
nect nnnnlat;on viii, ~ Nm II scn hacin 81 I'M
n agan fron. = "a ~ AZ
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.s sleas We y woIn cstls Ana We high
price OF LABOR Dut mule farming VIII be done here
TINS season. we shaI therefore nave 90 depend
upon Caiiiorhla Ior our supplies Of all Kinds except
nay, OF WHICH tnere ~ promise Of an apunuant CROP
Large accessions to our population arc expected
from me East, as wen as IRON California
Indeed, we should not pc surprised 70 see 50 600
people IN the Territory before the winter sets in
Em1grants are advised, on crossing the Plains, to
| pc well armea, and 70 travel " as Large companies
protection against the Indians, now believed to be
| hostile nearly oil the way to Salt Lake. The
various tribes along this part of the route, never
very friendly to the whites, are evidently bent
| on mischief as evinced by their attacks Of the
| Pony Express.
Maj. Dodge, Indian Agent for Western Utah, ar
rived on the 9Th, from Washington. where he had
been to confer with the Government as to the fu-
| ture management of the Indians in this section.
He left yesterday, accompanied by an escort, for
| Pyramid Lake. 1t is feared the Indians will not
stand fight, but retreat to the mountains and de-