The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-04

DAN xkANctsCO, June II, Io0l
svtrcta Of he Union Rssl.g "a 0a'wssa-sscssssm ssn
hner'.-A Rtoe1 Flag al Vmginsa Css-A Steamer %
Ore1Aasl I1icaters-7hs Uaioa Forces in tAe sa.--
Osea~isasen Of Reesmsas # Volanss<rs-Califa~sa
Jss the Caien, &C., &c.
Every day adds strength to the Union sentiment in Ca
nsyniA The BreckInrdge party that has sympathy
for rebel o., has been completely crushed out OF exist
cree, and the Douglas democracy exceeds the repub
MoaD party In its professions Of devotion to the Stars and
Stripes and their resolve to sustan the general govern
nAent in ns policy. California 10 sound for the
Union az Ohio and the few who dare apologize for
rebels unusually careful to the place where they
their sentiments. general belief existed that the
sge Southern population here would insist neutrality
ehs Pacific republics but when the time arrived 70
aot the overwhelming manifestation Of the loyalty Of
people ssnced this Glass; which was really very much
exaggerated in point Of numbers. In two places
<meAtoned below rebel flags were raised and for a
time remained undisturbed General Sumner, oom-
mapder Of this division who has evinced great energy
Odered troops II will be seen to these places but such
acsoA would rot be necessary the people had oppor
tonty deal with the disascted engaged In the pro-
ceedings is only in out Of the way Places and where
people scarce that the rebel flag has been exhibited
FEx1IsG IHH SOUTH.
h two three places during the month signs Of dsaf
lection have manifested In the southern counties
II ID known many dscon.onted persons reside and a.
the territory Ia extensive and sparsey Inhabited they
might be able to trouble Besides, efforts
have made TO In the minds o: the
native Californians (who are very numerous in the
sou,b) by stating that the United States governmen
has not treated them we'll, and that change OF ru
could lot be otherwise than beneficial to them Genera
Sumner doubt Of these facte BE has, at all
~ Los angeles A company OF dragons, under MAJOR
Cretoa bad at last dates reached there ma two con
panies OF infantry to have Joined them yesterday
10 addition to this force the garrsons at Fort YIN
Fort Mohave and Fort Tejon all ordered to Los An
geles With this force there is little prospect OF the hand
full Of rebels being able carry any OF their designs
In San Bernsrdino county which ajoins Los Angeles the
enemies Of the government are very bold IL the express
of their opinions and 1t Ia beevet tn st they have
secret organization. The fdt1io paper pAblshe1
there, says
Fellow citizens, We must arouse ourselves; score,
organization learn, exss here in Southern Calsorua,
whose object ia TO raise the rebel fog among and
the neiehborpg countless the native population have
been with their p eiadices ana passions sp
pealed they have been promised Of the
ent regime if they will only join these traitors In their
nefsrious desigus; volcano is Immediately under our
feet which may break cut into fearful eruption
have time to prepare for il a!armsts, but
are nfo med by reliable persons who know, that such
an organization really exists Mexcans are hoding
meetings at every hamlet Ard rancho where the con
epatc gather Les Angeles is where the chiefs
rendezvous hold their headquarters 60 slon rs
OF an a ant ~ tine forces Of e
then the time for them 10 strike. Let every who
Owns good horse keep him ready at hand at moments
raniyed and n mana hnt oooa ,a ana troa
ra"rn +, summed The cons,itnI,on and the n,or al
a, ms In nrder and be ne vour ost re,dv IN fan into
iba rsnas AZ roll call every MEXICAN and doubtful native
man should have his name reeisered and made 70
tak the oath of alea,nee TO the Union and evsrv one
who cnno tive a sassactoy account o. self SuId
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