The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

Plaosn9 California ON . War Footing-
Tho Reported Capture OF Guaymas by
She Frcnoh-The Markets Dull, &c., 30. |
BAN TRAserso, Feb. "a, 1863
bin will soon be introduced INTO the LEGISLATURE pro
vta,ns that sbe state 500 900 N bonds 70 DO on
pcpAa - psschAs,ng 80 900 muske1 and sccoatrcmcnts
500 70 roo cavalry arms and The baaneefor heh' Dat
tsr,es
California should speedily 30 p'aoed thorough war
footing
Tho report telcgraphed from tho Eas, yesterday COO
earning tho capture or Gaaymas the fropch mob
cretfs,eA here by shsr French or English newspaper
Markets. worry &.Itsgain,
movem..ss 4 the French ON the Ms.'-
San Fn4scsCo, rob. n, 1853
A schooner SSSin mo Msxican coast brings Masatan
Ascs Of ,he Alb assant, and Goayamas OF tho 2'h ~
timo.
No attach vas sse on Guayamas by tho French up 70
that date.
mo French var steamer PalIas had arrived Oh haxat
Ian apchOrRg ontsSe the harbor but had no$ commnn
Gated with shore. sbs intended making vcarcb
all tho vessels arriving, with view or preventing the
introduction Of munitions Of war
Tho American steamer saranac arrived al Maza'an on
the % instant.
ThsYe is NJ made q any other French vessei
than the Palas being on the Mexican coast.
Sailed steamer Robert Law for Hong Kong, with half
niISon 10 treasure.
Atlantic currency exchange sells at tho ratio Of 90 ana
90 per cent premium gold New York coin bills at
to per cent premium sterling exchange ~ A1s, ana
legal tenders AZ 90 . o.
II tho Golden Ago dces not srwo before Monday an
other steamer viii sail instead OF her for Panama on
Tuesday
The Indiana and Kentucky Legisis-
lures.
WITHDRAWAL or THE REPUBLICANS FROM TINE m
DIANA AssHMgIY-rHE KENTUCKY ASSEMBLY AND
CrscrsAr, Feb. ~, 1863.
A spec.al despatch from Indianapolis says that IN"
Of the republican members from the INDIANA
House OF Assembly Wednesday Inst viii probably put
an end to legislation that sate for TINS season.
But Of tho minority we're IN tho hall tins afternoon
Tho cause Of tho withdrawal s stated to Do an attempt
20 pass unconstitutional mearure ana 70 hu'p 'h'
! Governor Of all military power
I Tho Kentucky House Of Assembly yesterday voted on
the report or tho Committee Federal Relatons They
the report ny decided vote but accepted the
resout slns
| Arrival or the Prize Brig Minna.
Tho English clipper brig NINA executive officer Ahred
Fyerson commanding captured by the United State. gun
boat Victoria on Shaiotc Inlet NJ G., after long aud
exciting chase arrived At this port Her cargo con
d copperas, drugs, baggng and salt The Mhna
an old offender havng several times eaded the Sganc
o. the bochaders. Much pTasc - duo Capt Hooker am
officers q Tho Victoria for securing this notorious vesss
Death or the EsSuimaux Child.
We regret 70 announce tho death Of nt,b Tukerktn
The Esquimaux child, Who with ts pareots. Eoieron
and Tookolo broush. from tho Arctic regions Mt
August by Mr.. G y Hall, the explorer.
II may be remembered that Mr.. HAL was detained
tho frozen lands Of the north years, while pros
oulax hin researches concerning che lost FRANKLIN exp
alton and during that discovered several relics
sho early northwest voyages made In that direction
H0bshe5 and also ascsrisined tho fate Of Ave Of b.
sDnuss - ssy sss,l rs ~ nasSs "a @ .
bling and Dookoito. tho hitter being very snielesn
woman excellent interpreter, aud posscssed of man.
high quater. Her husband considered ono Of th
best hunters Of tho north.
When Mr. Man returned 10 this country. intending u
prosecute his researrecs nett season, he brought w
hun this couple and their child. On arriving here thel
excellent health but after few time. appearin
in public, NJ tho reqnsst OF many who wished ~ ~
thsm change o. food and climate had iis cuftonar
these children AZ the ICY North Tho cxtraord
nary mid season also tended 10 mako them weak an
pckly. Al three taken bad, aud though Mr Hat
did everything in his power 10 restore them ~ heath
procuring medical advice necessarily attending upon
personally watching them, they continued sic, an
nnally the little boy &ed ast Saturday morning.
y singular that hardly one 4 the fsqdmhas brourh
either England this country scapss some very s"fi
Gus srkncss II not death The change o. food aud ~
mate seems 10 disagree with them
In tho present case gratefi recollection o. the snd
aces shown him by these people N tho Arctic RECON
would alonc have induced Mr. Hall 70 devote big time an
attention 10 Thorn but independent ~ that he felt bopn
u do sveyythng his power towards their recosery
and nothing his part spared that might eid
the desired end n s N be hoped that the parents ~
soon be good health again, and ready 10 return wi
our adventurous oontryman when he leaves here ns'
June 10 renew his explorations IN their native wilds
natural tho parents nre 10 deep sd al the ote n the
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