The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20
NEWS FRO'a THE PACIFIC COAST.
neutrality-suspicious. OF General Up
rising OF the Indian Tribes In Nevada,

Campaign Against tho Indians in Ari-
zona-Apprehensions OF General Up
rising OF the Indian Tribes in Nevada,
SC.
sAN FRANCISCO, March 13, 1885.
Tho steamer Shubrick sailed last week for Victoria
with Captain Bulkey and party OF the Russian nterna-
tional telegraph. Arrangements will DO made during
the winter for the exploration ofhe route and COM
menccment Of the work In the SPRING .
The Seventh regiment California Volunteers and nvc
companies Of cavalry be sent to Arizona
force OF native cavalry will be raised sufficient to make
with the troops already there about twenty eight hun
dred men, for campaign against the Indians bat
talon Of friendly Indians may also be raised call s
expected daily for the Ninth regiment California infantry
The regiment s To be raised to take the place Of the
troops stationed in the Indian country Of Northern CALI
fornia = ~.
The United States steamer watcree IL ordered to
Panama to take the place Of the 81. Marys
The city authorities have refused repeal the act 10
enforce contracts for payment In gold.
ssp EssfSo sn Boson IRON N
for San Juan del Sur, sailed to-day, with numerous pas
sengers for New York Tho Golden City taos
treasure Of which ssh 600 goes to New York; and the
san FaAscIsco March IL, 1895.
The eeSSs:r Pacific was seized by the United States
Marshal al Portland OREGON On the 18th instant for car
rying opium, which did not appear on her manifest
She was released on bonds ~ :. s. yrA.ss
By order Of General Wright commanding the Depart
ment Of California and Nevada sub military district
has been formed embracing tho State Of Nevada and the
Owens River country, and MAJOR Charles McDermot
placed In command. The Owens river Indians are In
clined TO be troublesome
There Ia considerable excitement on the subject Of
petroleum In the lower part Of California though no de-
Unite results have yet followed tho extensive pros
pectng.
Arrived, ship Marmion, from Manila, with two thou
hundred pounds Of sugar for the San Francisco
sugar refinery.
The steamer Sierra Nevada, from Portland and Vic
toria, brings nearly $1,000 In gold.
A large emigration of Chinese is flowing into British
Columbia
An expedition for the cod fisheries of the coast Of Stka
had sailed from Victoria and other vessels preparing
10 follow.
The coasing trade OF Victoria thrown open foreign
vessels on equal terms with British vessels.
The weather still checks mining operations In
he north.
Arrived, ship Archer, from Boston.
SAN FRAEusco, March II, 1895.
Citizens have arrived at Fort Churchill Nevada from
Walkers river asking for and ammunition, that
the settlers may protect themselves against the Indians
four hundred or FIVE hundred Of whom had collected
resist the arrest OF the urdercrs of white
number of families haze since arrived from Walkers
river, apprehcnding general uprising Of tho tribes In
that region. Major cDcrmot has forwarded detach
ment of troops 10 tho scene OF trouble
maraudng band Of Indians met and nearly OK
terminated by party Of thirty volunteers at Mud Lake,
on the 18th inst.
Sailed ship Serpent for Hong Kong with $5l 900
In bullion,