, 1861-10-04
San FfAnel8eo over Rev. DR.. Scott.
:. The Pony Express brings dates to the 25th

ILL.,
The position taken By Rev Dr.. Scott, IN re-
question, as advised by the last Pony, was the
p1stext for popular outbreak In front Of Ca1-
vary Church On Sunday last. Some time be-
fore daylight In the morning several tdags had
been placed On the church, while..an efagy Ia
beled "Dr. Scott, the traitor" hung near by,
and about d thouzand people were assembled
in front Of the church when the Doctor entered
to OPEN the morning service, some OF whom
manifested thefr disp!easure by h1ssiug na he
passed. The church Was crowded by an audi
ence who listened atte1tively through Al nm
e2ceptionab1e sermon. The crowd outside in
creased somewhat before the service ended,
and as the Doctor came out and entered a car
r1Igein company with a lady, rush was made
toward him, apparently more from curi-
oelty than harmful purpose, and there
aee Of otfens1ve language, but ths po-
lice prevented any serious disturbance.
It is the general opiaion TINT there was hun
d1ed OF more tnoughtless, excited men in the
crowd who Were in favor. Of lynching DEM
onstratiopo, e1ch as riding the Doctor On rail,
or some similar indignity, but it is not belieY-
ed that the crowd, on the whole, would have
permitted it. On Monday, DR.. Scott peremp.
te1ily resigned bis pastorship Of Calvary
Church-sold the house where he resided, and
made alrangements to leave for Europe with
his family BY the first clipper ship departing
sround Cape Horn for that destinstion. This
action On fha;Doctor's part ard the pFompt
decision. .t1emlgrate to Europe rather Ihan 10
the eevi};5 has to great degree restored kind
II feeling toward him The late troubles On
big account are generally spoken Of regret
fully.
Judge McHtnIy,Who Was arrested On charge
Of tamper1ng with soldier, has had an ex-
animation and been discharged. His defense
proves the accusation to have been frivolous
Major General Ha1lock received last week q
B1jgadier Generals commission for Hon. Jas.
Shields, Of this city, and formerly United
ststes Senator from Illinois. General
Shields was lately married, and Is now On a
tour to Mexico.
Los ANGELos, Sept A.
We have been visited by very heavy rain
here for the last three days, which has extend
ed over nearly the whole southern portion Of
The First Regiment Of California Volun-
tee1s, under Lieut.. Col West, are encamped
at the Ballona, about eleven miles from this
Place.
This morning about fifty dragons, Of Capt.
DayidHon's command, under Lieut.. Care, left
here to escort the train Of wagons back rom
Fort Yuma that were used for the transporta-
t;Cn Of BIyant's command. Capt. Davidson
having received reliable Information that an
attempt was to be made to eeizs the train on
its return, BY parties calling themselves seces-
slonists.
Accompany Of cavalry, intended for Colonel
Smiths regiment Of cavalry, was organized
last night, and about seventy names enrolled.
Col: Wright, .. $. A., who had been CON.
manding the Department Of Oregon and Wash.
lnEtcn Territory, arrived BY the sierTa n e7ada,
and proceeds to Los Angeles to asarme CON-
| mand Of the army now assembling there,
Whenever Gen. Sumner moves with The ueR
regiments, Col. Wright will ccme up to take
| command, in bis absence, Of the California
! Department. Before leaving Washington
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