The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-13
FROM CALIFORNIA.
RUsslAS-kMTRICAN TELFGRApH-ANXfET'
FOR THE SAFETY OBJ 4 STEAMER.

EC.stAS-AMIRICAN TELTtsKAI1I--ANNIETN
FOR THE SAFETY OBJ STEAMER.
sAS FRANCIsoo. Nov. To- sailed today the
steamer Sacramento for Panams with SS~1 .OuC
ia treasure Tor New ork and Sf5UsJ Tor Eng.
lEnd
Considerable anxiety i f,.lt on account of the
non arrival ~ the steamer Constitution now
two days over due with passengers who left
New ork per Ocean Rneeu on the 10th 81 Oct.
IL i feared the Ocean Queen may have en-
cOuntered disaster during The storm which
prevailed Oct. - at West lndes.
The appointment of a gallant soldier. j. r.
Miller. a Collector II the port Of san Fran
cisco gives universal satisfaction. especially IL
q reward of high merit.
Col. Markics. who arrived Is the last steam
cr ~ General Agent Of the Postal Department.
leaves for Oregon by the overland route on "a
tour of Inspection. lie will find much to DO
In his new line for the benefit Of community
and 10 the credit II the Post Ofice Depart.
ment.
by the arrival of one of the telegraph fleet
We have the particulars Of the N0yage If the
Western tnion Telegraph Company schooner
Milton Badger
She sailed from New Archangel Bay bound
for Anadyr via Siberia August 9lth. hasinp
on board Lieutenant Collins, Lieutenant Ne
trea and party. who are 10 explore the coun-
Try 10 Anadesock. They reached Russian fort
at Liberia on the 2sth: made kec,lavk Island
september 9TH; arrived az Onawak Pass on
the 9Th; spoke the tOmpany's flag ship Golden
Gate, bound for Fort Michael. on the sth: saw
the Island Of -. George the 18th; made Cape
=. Bassil the 18th; run into the bay and an
chored IN the passage between Anadyr Bay
and river opposite an f~puimsuN village
Before the vessel came To AN anchor the ma
tiYcs came on board. They appeared 10 be
very friendly and anxious 20 trade turs. etc.
ON the 18th. weighed anchor and worked up
the passage towards the river and anchored
III mil fHftft he lI.fI fHfI-
tenant McCrea with a boats crew started 10
make reconnaissance of the river. and found
IL clear Of ice; aud the country has the
appearance u being an excellent place 10
build the line.
ON the afternoon Of the 22d, Lieutenant Me-
Crea went on shore 10 rec0nn0ltor the settle
ment. live miles from the schooner. and found
"A herd Of reindeer containing from three To live
hundred 2jth, commenced 10 land stores,
having selected his camp five miles from the
mouth Of the river; in the meantime the
schooner had worked 10 within five miles of
the river 18th. finished landing the stores
October 81. saw the COmpany's steamer Geo.
:. Wright, working up the passage. weighed
anchor and ran down her, Colonel Bulklcy
was on board 18th. thermometer down 20
IL 18th, sailed for san Francisco i'm COM
pany with the COmpany's steamer Geo. :.
Wright. bound for Potrapanlooyi,ki, kams-
chatka, hence 20 Victoria, to arrive i'm san
Francisco the last Of November. with the
vessel ; 18th, made AmOOlkpula Pass, having
experienced strong winds while on the Bhering
sea /; 2Jth. heavy gales from the Northwest ;
22d, spoke the bark Coral. from the Arctic,
bound 90 san Francisco. with 200 barrels Of
oil this season 9TH, made Farralonc Islands
light Of the harboT Of san Francisco.
BUSINESS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 1.-THE ship
Ella Norton, from New York. has arrived.
Business was extremely dull. The market for
Eastern goods. with limited exceptions. was
weaker and heavy, and other products lower.
Any pressure on several other articles would
produce 4 decline.
Petroleum FIAT. and difficult 10 quote reliable
stocks.
Goods generally accumuating. Domestic
produce without change, except hides and tai
low. which are lower.
Money in demand At lt@i-2 per cent. stocks
lat.
The Portland ship, Dublin. sold for SEQ 600,
goods over due per Constitution being eXten-
sively insured al II per cent
The Russian ship Alexander, from sitka,
arrit ed al Victoria on the 3d. She reports the
telegraph expedition not returned from the
north, and was not expected until New Years.