The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

Arrival % tho California Ovsria nd Pc.
AxpHvss.

1ApHrss.
FoRr KTassY, Mag 4, 1891
The pony exprtss passed here this morn.eg, With
Following summary q oswss-
SAs FRANCISCO, April "a, 1861
Srr'ved April 70, ship Victor, Philadelphia 22g, Sd
7ofhrg star, New York; Asst ,roio Cardiff Equator,
don oad Colony, Carcia; bark B r. shaw, Nevcas
N o " 24ih, steamer Golden Age, Panam. salec q
EMP Peruvian CHARTERED 70 load bariey for yaipasa
me snip Flying Eagle is engaged TO load cargo II WI
ior Eng ARD Inc ship Goddess is Up for 8ossc 70 loa
Gilddons Wiliarns Iae-tnis being the second vessel !
seasohencoufaeed by the success attending the loso
Of the Syren, which latter vessel clears to day, wit
large general cargo, consisting OF wheat, barley, "
&c. II is than probable that the Goddess y m, i
u large amount of Wool on growers account
In provisions there Is no demand, bui prices ar.
charged Nothing cut initer parcels 81 any articla
be moved The tone OF business is GOO dea IN al
by the Alarming character OF the political news from
East There considerable activity IL barley rece
quoted rates.
The alleged corruption In The Assembly, lnvoI,
r INV gritty OF the chairman OF the Com IT, Ga.
mas resulted, On nvessiRatioo, in citing Z,
clerks Of an attempt TO charge heavy kefaee b.
sun ng 70 represent the shes Of inc committed.
clerk has been discharged
bin has been in rocuced providing for taking q
census of the state, under The dirfcliol II sne
authorities; 1t beng urged that a ana correct
me'aiion is required before lust legislative aDpp.G
ment systsm can be msturoc.
TIE settlers oif suites in Santa Clara county CONT
ana 1t IL alleged that 700 men ready take UP a.
10 resist the decree elecfDs settlers from six eagud
the land known as the Chabalo ranch Governor Dow
sent, some Gays ago, = messenger TO remonstraie
tne settlers ana 70 endeavor 10 persuade them 10
order by submission TO the law, but nothing was efe
Il is reported tbst the Governor proposes calling ON
military companies OF San Francisco TO assist IN coa-
the settlers, but nothing definite To have bee
tei mred on.
A br,fk opposition against the California Steam Ma
ticn Company has been commenced in Sacramento
new line OF river stesmors, which IL beconng
popular.
The accounts from the interior concerning the gro
CROPS are encouraging.
The Old Colony HOuse on the corner Of sansome 4
Paine streets, In this city, has been burned
about 81 SEQ.
The Replb can State Central Committee meets al y
mento to day to arrange for calling State Convent
nominate candidate for Governor and Congress-
The Fremont dam at hsriposa is reported repaired
al the quartz mills again in operation.
Accounts OF lnnian Disturbances In Humboldt and
northern countiee are again becoming frequent, end
seems to be an organized effort making to Kill or tro
some eaveges.
1he Humboldt TINES OF the Goth says tina, on SUI
April a. Lieutenant Collins, with twenty three
tackled a rapcbe Of Indians, and In brief but
eight killed twenty and wounded three others
morning an attack was made by Lieutenant Collin
large village, when i've Indians we're killed ande
badly wounded The number ofwarriors in this ra'r
Yves estimated at nearly = hundred and fifty, b,e,
fed after the first charge, leaving the troops in
eio1
The Crescent City Herald, in commenting nth
Indian battle, says:-From feeling now 60 gall
prevalent among the inhabitants Of that section an
bcldt Bay, We spprehend that but few il any Ind~i
be left. In consequence Of late ana present dite
they are an intOlcrsbe nuisance In any comfy
ana should be kept strictly upon the reseon
allotted to them. Az evidence OF tho
hostile movements the Humboldt 7ime$ats
that thirty volunteers, for which General ,soi
made requsition on Governor Downey to be erd fa
term Of three years. 10 act guides. were .erct
into the service of Tire United States WednesdApr,H
10, at Humboldt They are first ratio for thvice
beiug experienced mcuntaineers. Families svinI
within the district Of the counties infested by tsti
Incans. The campaign is bow assuming d shshict
must result In good
Captain Q. Lowell, commanding Forts Hunt AND
Castor, ard Camp Bragg, has already, soon take
the ned with twenty volunteers, which will titlt
rather formidable force
LieuteLsnt Collins, with detachment Of prs
now in the vicinity u Van Dusen Fork, tribuof Ees
river.
Lieutenant Dillon, from Camp Bragg, is probCefor
this time on the Eel river with detachmf Mt ops
Before many Gays q detachment of troops fraptais
Upeerwood's command, at Fort CASTOR, will bhe vi
entity Of Upper Red Wood creek and Upper river
Ten of the volunteers VIII leave Fort Hurnbo joD
Captain Unoer~ooos command on Monday. rs VII
oir Lieutenant Collins and If il is found neceste0
them will be sent TO Lieutenant Dillon.