, 1863-04-09

California have not yet suspended their efforts
to force that State out Of the Union. The fail.
ure Of the Chapman plot docs not appear to have
checked their ardor in the least. The latest in
telligence from San Francisco discloses another
attempt about to bO made to seize the State,
which was fortunately discovered and thwarted.
Only by maintaining the utmost vigilance will
California be preserved to the Union, for the re.
bels within her borders will continue 10 resort
to the mnat desperate means to accomplish their
endG
A dispatch from San Francisco, dated March
30lh, says:
Information has been received OF plot con.
certed BY Napa secessionists to capture the Gov.
ernment works OF Mare Island. Two hundred
men were to take the steamer GHdddL0Hpe on
NHpa reek, cross to Vallejo and seize the Gov.
ernment works and vessels in that harbor. The
vessels were TO be armed with arms taken and
brought down TO use against San Francisco.
The URionS dispatch, dated 29th March, says:
There Is nothing new to be made public about
contemplated rebel attack al Benicia The Sd0i-
niw is still there. The garrison were under
arms all night, with 81 rounds Of ball cartridges.
T"sFe was much alarm in the town.
COsF or a QUARREL BETWEEN GExERALa-The
enormous land and naval expeditions which the |
Government, at such vast cost, have collected at |
Hilton Head and its vicinity, for the capture Of
Charleston, when oil ready TO move. says the |
San Francisco Bulletin, was brought 70 stand. |
still BY conflict Of authority between Gen. Fos- |
ter and Gen. Hunter. The former claimed that |
ne had been specially assigned TO the command
Of operations against Charleston, and Hunter was |
enabled TO show commission Of older date as
A.jor-GsneraL Much precious time and millions |
u Government money were wasted while they |
were quarrelling and playing at cross purposes,
and finally Gen. Foster went oR TO Washington |
city 70 have the President and the military man.
agsss there decide (as should have been dOnelOng
agO) who was TO have command. Foster has
returned % North Carolina and has succeeded,
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