Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04
rrn,nAIIrnnNIA ovERLANn.

EXCITING PROCEED NGS N SAN FKANGlSCo-
MILITARY MOVEMENTS on THE PAClFlS'
SAN FRANcIsoo, Sept 25-The position
taken by Rev. DIR. Scott in regard to the du-
ties of the church on the Union question, was
the pretcxt for the popular outbreak IN front
of the Calvary church ON Sunday last. Some
time before daylight several flags had beel
placed in the church. while an etigy, labelled
"Dr. Scott, the Traitor, hung near by. About
thousand people were assembled in front OF
the church when the doctor entered TO perform
the morning service. Some OF the people
manifested their dspleasure by kissing INN as
he passed
The church was crowd ii by an audience
who listened atlenuvely through an uneXcep.
tionable sermon. The crowd outside increased
somewhat before the service was ended. As
the doctor came out and entered carriage, Ill
company with lady, Il rush was made toward
hiu, apparently more from curiosity than
harmful purposes. There was also considera'
bic Kissing and hootiug, and the use Of often
siye language towards the reverend doctor,
but the police succeeded IN preventing any
serious disturbance
On Monday Dr. Scott perempturily resigned
the pastorshp Of Calvary Church, sold the
house in which he resided, and has made ar
engagements TO sail for Europe, with Ills family,
in the next clipper ship, departing around Cape
Horn for that destination. This acton on the
part OF the doctor, and his prompt decision TO
emigrate TO Europe rather than TO the devil,
has to a great extent restored kindly feelings
toward him, the troubles on his account being
generally spoken OF regretfully.
Dates from Los Angeles to Sept. 24th say
they have been visited with heavy rains Tor
three days, which extended over nearly the
whole southern portion Of the stale. The first
regiment OF California volunteers, Lieut.. Col.
West, are encamped at Ballona, eleven miles
from this place This morning fifty Dragons
OF Capt DaviGsoms command, under Lieut..
Carr, left to escort train OF wagons back from
Fort Yuma, that were used tor the tTanspOrta-
ton OF Bryaul's command, Capt Davidson
having received reliable information that an
attempt was to be made to seize the train on
it's return, by parties calling themselves Sc
cessonsts.
Col Wright, OF the u S. army, who has
been commanding the department Of Oregon
and Washington territory, arrived by the 81
ezra Nevada and proceeds to Los Angeles to
assume command OF the army now assembling
there. Whenever Gen. Sumner goes with tue
new regiments Col. Wright will come up 10
take command, in his absence, OF the Calltor-
MIA district. Before leaving Washington ter.
ritory, Col. Wright made Il requisition upon
| Gov. Whitaker tor a company OF mounted
volunteers to serve Tor three years on the iron
tier.
The miners in the Inez Perces (Oregon)
, diggngs are making good wages every day in
the vicinity, and at Elk City and South Fork.
| They average eight TO twenty dollars per day
! but are returning, fearing 10 winter i'll that
locality.
I Victoria papers give an account of the burn.
! ing of the town Of Lanamas by the indians
The reception OF gold by every arrival from
| Frazer river was large. Quite number of
brick buildings have been erected il Victoria
! within two or three months.