New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTH STAR.

The steamship North Star arrived on Monday morn.
ing from Aspnwan, with anotherregimen OF 900 reg
ulars from the Pacific. They bad apleGsant passage
and nothing occurred the way but the usual sus-
picon and alteration among passengers with REFER
ence TO secessionism on board.
The North Star leii New-York at noon on the Let
inst, and arrived at Aspinwall Nov. llth inst, n
1879 a. m. Sailed again on the 18th inst, at ii
D. M, and arrived at NewYork att a. N. on the 18th
int. The ship was hove to sixteen hours, the wind
blowing perfect hurricane, barometer y 3D. Inc
North Star has experienced strong head winds
through the entire passage home.
On the oath inst, at p. m, IL miles north OF
Absecqm Lighthouse, exchanged signals with the
clipper ship Crescent City of Bath, bound north
Five companies had been stationed at San Bernar-
dino, and four at Los Angeles. The next steamer
will bring several companies stationed on The Colo
RADIO and other distant points. Volunteers have en-
tirely relieved the United States regulars from duty
on the borders There are now five regimentspf IN
fanry and two of cavalry raised entirely by the cl-
zens OF California.
Runor says that three fourths Of the regular OIL
GERS now returning from California are tainted with
Secessionism. Certainly very few Of Item are ever
heard giving expression to frank word in favor Of
the Union; and intelligent subordinates say they
cannot vouc for the loyalty Of the majority Of them.
Aduant Scott was arrested for reasonable conduct
immediately after the ,;eaner reached her wharf,
and wss given over 10 the Superintendent Of Police.
An order transmitted from Police Headquarters, d.
reeiiag bis baggage TO be searched, the officer in
command objected TO, and the detective Wa obliged
10 return for additional authority.
II is stated that several other arrests are on the
tapie. We therefore give the names of all the'oh-
cers. and the States where born, ard where APP
pointed from:
euCol H. C. buchanan 9Th Infantry, bonn Ia Maryland
apgcir I'd fem District Of Coiam0i'. ...,.,., a.
Ea w e. etehuni, Alb Infantry. born IN CONNECTICUT sp
As n r. scott ith Infantry born in appointed
Dr CIaIie, MccOrnich, Surgeon born 10 District Of cOum
bia, appointed from Disiriet Of Columbia. -, -.
Dr. j. LeeuAan. Assistant Surgeon, born IN Ne" ep
Dr. e. r Voam. Assistants surgeon, born IN Pennsylvania
Capt H. y. walsu, at Inintry born in Georgia appointed
Capt D. a. Ru,.c 9Th Infantry. born in New.YOk, aP
fsa ". !. Gently l,h Infantry, born ia Indians sP'
Lieut. o. ii. Carlton, 4h Infantry in Ohio, appointed
Capt Il. r. Davis, lF Cavalry. bonn in Alabama, aIF'1'd
Can't Ii. b. DlvOn lat Cavalry, born in Virginia, ap'
pointed from Virginia
| Col Buchanan, though known TO be u synpa-
tiizer it'll the South, and generally esteemed Be-
cessionist, was freely permitted TO land with bis
lady, and 10 follow bis own couree. The eomm@nd
was left in charge of Capt Walland, for what reason
we are unable 70 say.
Passengers relate that Col. Buchanan made him
self very obnoxious the voyage, and was once IN
duced to make discretion the better part OF valor BY
retreaiing to ha stateroom in order to avoid the at
tack Of several excited neutrality-suspicious. The
exact question which induced tie Misunderstanding
is kept secret, but it was connected with The great
question Of the war; and the Colonel seemed to be on
the wrong side for his flag. The naval authorities
are cogniani Of whatever ruth exists IN the romor.
The priyates are rs loyal and true rs can be.
They complain, in cases Of Ill treatment oil late,
which has bad The effect to discourage them. Among
the o8icers, certain oligarchic influence has pre-
vailed the result Of which has been TO the dIsad-
vantage Of all who opposed Slavery and Seeefsicn.
I've following is he specie jist Of the Nortb siar