Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-09
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For Los Angeles.
CALIENTE, Sept. S.-The following
passengers left on Telegraph Stage line
for Los Angeles to-day: T G Eaton,
S w Knapp and wife, A Prince, S
Carter, M M Dobson and w j Keller.
san Francisco News.
SAN Francisco, Sept. S.-Consid-
cradle diversity of opinion prevails as
to the objects Of the meeting tonight.
Ostensibly its sole pupose is as trib-
ute of respect to the memory of Rails
ton, which view is supported by the
Post of last evening and the Chronicle
of this morning. There is evidence,
however, of an under current of feel.
ing looking towards making it an in-
dignation meeting, in which the course
of the Bulletin and Call will be severly
censured, and an effort made to initiate
movement looking towards the des-
truction of their patronage, and the
starting of opposition papers. Hints
are thrown out of more pronounce d
measures against those journals and
their proprietors, but the general i'm
preston seems to be that nothing will
be done ofa violent or incendiary char
acter. All the better elements engag-
ed in the demonstration will exercise
their influence against anything of
that kind, aiming to confine the meet
ing to its legitimate and ostensible
purpose, that of tribute of respect
and affection to the late Mr.. Ralston.
The Consolidated Virgida declared
its regular monthly dividend of ten
dollars per share, yesterday. amount
ing to one million and eighty thou
sand doll ars.
The Atlas Commercial Column
says: "The affairs of the Bank of
California progress satisfactorily. The
old stockholders are rapidly placing
their stock at the control of the Bank
of California at terms foreshadowed
by the larger and more influential SUBJ
scribers to the new stock, who require
time for consideration and legal judg-
meht, and are now understood to come
in and close up the amounts with
great satisfaction, so that there is now
every chance of a speedy opening of
the doors for business, fact which
imparts the livliest satisfaction to all
classes of business men.
The great outflow of gold to New
York, which, commencing year
since, was sustained through an en-
tire year, caused coin famine here
which has been seldom equaled. The
return tide is now in full flow. The
mint, fed by the mines, the Treasury
and the railroad, is actively swelling
the return tide; and, with the restored
Bank of California and the Bank of
Nevada, which may be said to be-
stride the greatest bonanza the world
ever saw, the present famine will be
be changed into an overfiowing abun-
dance.
In obedience to orders from General
Schofield two companies of the 18th
Infantry left Oakland yesterday morn
ing on the Overland train. Last eve-
ming Hasbrouck's battery started for
the front, one section going as caval-
ry. If the outbreak should develop
into war, all the regular troops sta
toned hereabouts will be forwarded
to the front and their places Temporal
rily filled by the State militia.
James L. King filed a protest with
the County Clerk against the issuance
of certificate by that officer to Jos.
Craig as Senator from the 10th Dis
trict.
The following are the quotations of
the California Stock Board this morn
ing: Grown Point, $22; California,
S5l.25; Belcher, $l7; Ophir $4O.25; Mex
lean, Sl6.25; Gould & Curry, SIS; Best
& Belcher, S33@335O; Savage, S67;
Choller, 60; Union Consolidated, 81. .25;
Raymond Co, $50.
AT the military headquarters n this
city yesterday dispatch was received
from Gen. Rosencrans who is near the
scene of the Indian disturbances in
Nevada. The message gives hopeful
view of the situation, stating that set
tiers are unnecessarily alarmed.
The troops ordered from Camp Doug
lass, Utah, will probably reach Toano
to-day, while Wagner's cavalry will
get to Elko this evening. Toano is l4O
miles distant from the point where the
first hostile demonstrations were
made.
The Indian War in Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Stn.-Ad-
vices from Pioche and Hamilton state
that the Indians have left the neigh
borhood of Cleveland's ranch and
gone to Lime Spring valley. The
Mormons have lately baptized many
Indians, and it is believed by many
that they are at the bottom of the af-
fair. There is considerable feeling
among the Mornons against the cat
tie owners of the vicinity of Deep
Creek. They complain that the cattle
trespass on their feeding grounds.
They have, therefore, incited the In
dians to lawlessness, resulting in the
killing of Tolland and a general up
rising of the Indians. The volunteers
are distributed in the different Valleys.
Major John Dennis and Capt. Kelly,
with detachments of the Eureka mill
tary, are marching to Steptoe and Lit
tie Spring valleys. The Phoebe and
Hamilton volunteers are in the vicin-
ity of Cleveland's ranch. Captain
Hubbard was left at Hamilton In