Los Angeles Daily News from Los Angeles, California • 2

fct Smi-8UtUy Sntfctra grin. U.J1U roil alb A3iTTVki 50.000 lbs. Corn; 50.000 lbs. Barley eLaxge aatt Cfc.tr. let.1 CORN MEAL, Cr berries.

Provisions, Ac. p25 Gen. Comonfort hu made his peace with President received the commend of the troopa in the States of Hevo Leon Coahnila. He hu left Monterey already, and will advance on Victoria State of Mama-ulipe. jbe fort of Perate, on the Vera Crux road, hu been placed in first rate defense, and is well garrisoned.

Gen. Zangosa is commanding on this line, and has collected 22,000 men. Gen. Prim hu ordered the batallion of Yaileu and the 4th Artillery back to Havua, end the french hare 2,500 men encamped at Oriubft. Almonte, Haro Tenaris, Padre Miraado, Mariano Miramon, (brother of the Ex-President,) and a hut of other expulsed chieft, have landed at Vera Crui, and Woll wu also expected, At Cuernavaca the reactionists committed the greatest atrocities.

They bung a mad by on leg for a whole night, till bo paid $1,500, and another by ou finger till he paid $100. Deplorable accounts are given of the condition of affairs on lower Fnier river, -scarcity of provisions, merchants are out of everything. The trails are black with men and animals poshing northward, without the lust chance of supplying one-half the number with food. But few mu had reached Cariboo, and a scarcity wu feared there. Hothing had ben done at Cariboo np to April 6th.

Weather extremely cold. Coloxil Bins. As we have noticed at different times, since that gutiamaa arose to the Colonelcy of the Second Cavalry," 'newspaper paragraphs, hints, and have even heard It openly alleged that he wu not at heart true to the Government under which he holds his commissi ou, we take the present opportunity to refer to some of the causes for such imputations which have been so maliciously put in circulation in relation to CoL Sims. Although he hails from Los Angela, we hold that there is none who have their country more at heart; we challenp the proofo for such assertions. The CoL no doubt hu fruits which are incident to all humanity, but withal active, firm, and uuwerving in his opinions, and is possessed of undaunted courage; thia his most bitter enemies will CoL Sims is too well known here, as elsewhere in California, to require a written biography to Illustrate his fitness for the service of his country.

He hu always bun found opposing the political misrule which well-nigh ruined California; his opposition to a strong wing of that fretion in this county is marked with features, by his enemies (secessionists,) sever to be forgotten. Col. Sims was, from the first war-whoop raised by the 8outh, among thou whose posi tion was defined by the organisation of a Union Club in this place; wu president of that organisation from the beginning, and ever held good frith in it a Union man, as we believe all living members will bear witness. Being of Southern birth, wu ofcounethe more bitterly despised by secessionists. Since his appointment to the position of Col.

be hu been the dread of secessionist here. Woo betide their cause if circumstances in army movements had placed him at home amongst aiders and abetters of treason practiced here. Through fear that the 8econd Cavalry would be sent to Los Angeles, no time wu lost in throwing obstructions in the way. Secession influence wu applied through various pretended Union channels laid for the purpose; in the meantime the Colonel has been placed in a position demoralising to an active mind; his regiment scattered from Washington Territory to the Gila River, with head quartets at San Francisco where its commander hu remained ever since the organisation, closely watched by hit enemies here who, in the failure of well matured plans laid, for his destruction, hoped to seen self destruction by impetuosities, to which his enemies were almost certain he would be driven if it were possible to keep him inactive. As an evidence that the late commander of this Division, Col.

J. H. Carleton, hu played a conspicuous part in the attempted destruction of this fine military corps, hit treatment of that portion of it 2d cavalry) sent here is the but proof. It wu here that the idea to disband it wu conceived; through CoL Carleton this object wu to have bun accomplished, bnt a timely discovery thwarted the plan and forth Sr action ceased. Every effort is' now being made to establish opposing political parties upon two extremes, abolition and democratic, the latter to be led by secessionists, who have undertaken the formation of both, and the destruction of CoL Sims, formerly an ardent supporter of Douglas' principles, is among the first objects to be accomplished in order to commence adhesion between the two wings of the former democratic party of California in this section of the State.

CoL Sims, it is well known is not of that class of men who woald fall an ea-pray to the attention and courtesies of a bewitching circle here, under whose representations so many have been deceived. Hence the rise of malignancies against him. SALT! SO TONS PUBS LOS ANGELES SALT! ON HAND AND FOR SALE By N. A. Potter.

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, FRENCH CHINA! A Full Anortment of ebove Good conatantly in Store and for inlo nt LOWEST RATES. OLO OKS! OF THE lew Haven Clock Company (formerly the Jerome Co.) for which wc arc SOLE AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA I A Complete Aiaortment alwaya on hud. Haynes A Lawiom, ns ap25-3m Sen Franc free, MR. CHS. STADTFELD WOULD beg leave to announce to the public Lot Angeles, that be would IIS III like to e.tabli.h bim.eif in thia city a a PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, if aufficieut encouragement would be given ta him in hie eudeavora.

Having come here lor bi health, be would feel proud to have the name inducement here a a profeeiioual gentleman, th public of San rnneie liberally tendered to bim. Hotel Lebyette, Lo Angeles, April 4, 1162. Lumber for Sale, THE SUBSCRIBERS have received ei Brig FRANKLIN ADAMS, from Humboldt, and offer for tale, 300.000 feet Redwood LUMBER, delivered it San Peilro or Lo Angelef CHEAP FOR CASH I ALSO A large and well assorted stock ofTi Hard Wood Lumber. SUITABLE FOR CARRIAGE WAGON MANUFACTURE. TOMLINSON CO.

April 1, 1862. Bella Union Hotel, NEW BRICK FIRE-PROOF BUILDING. LOS ANGELES. J. 13 Winston TBOFRIKTORS.

THK TRAVKLIXG PUBLIC will lut ill accommodation in thia II atel equal to any lit In the State. THE BED ROOMS Are large and airy. Fuallteaeu bo AoeommodatU with SUITS or BOOHS. THE BILES OF FARE Are Inferior to KOME In the State of CaHftrah THE STAGES. The Grata Overland Kail Magee, ta aad frem Sam Fread.ee and Ht.

Lonln thafcaa Mre etagen. eonneetinv with the (teamen from Baa ftwrieea and Baa lile. i alM. the Ban Gabriel, Heat end Rm Bernardino ntageo airlva at, tad depart from till. Hotel, attached to tho Hotel area HILLIARD AND BAR ROOM, where bom bnt tho BE8T bnade of Uqaore anti Cigar kept.

Cae Angela December UN. PHINEAS BANNING, FORWARDING fe COMMISSIOJ Merolimnt, LOS ANGELES AND NEW SAN PEDR( Freight forwarded to HOLCOMB VALLEY, SAN BERNARDS other parts' of the thfec Southern PUGET SOUND PINE, PORT ORFORD CEDAR," SANTA CRUZ REDWOOD, OAX, ASH AND HICKORY, PICKETS, LATHS, BROOM HANDLES, COAL, PLASTER, BLINDS, IRON, Ac. A. F. BINCHMAN, Agent, Lm Angeles.

February Idtfa, 1862, THE UNION FOREVER. FRIDAY. MAY 9. 1862. Boxrruixa Wnoxe.

During thu put winter while the troopa were coaitantly arriving at Baa Pedro, and being quartrred in thia vicinity, in the abeence of money with which to defray the incidental eipeneea it became aecea-ary to create almoet innumerable email bilU) hr which the uaal toucher wu given. We now bur, einee nearly the whole of the troope hate left for Port Yuma, that many complain that iqjutiee lice eomewhere, they hate neither receited a properly allowed account, and are not able to ihow to the partlea who were placed in charge of the Com miliary Department proofo which will entitle them to receite anything tor inch claimi. How ii thief It if well known that there hu been little or no money paid ont on account of the abote named department, and if thou who became the ereditora of that department do not mierepreient matteri tome trace or evidence of indebtedneii ihould be found in theQuar-termaitera office. Ai moit ofthe reqniremente for the um of the troope while they were quartered here were procured under the immediate order of CoL Carieten, it would not be atrange if it were found that many traniactioni had nerer eome to the knowledge of the proper of-fleer. We hare heard of one iuetance in which tome allowed account were lent to Ban Francisco for collection, hot were returned here with an accompanying atatement that money (aome $50,000) to pay ail indebtedness incurred in the Quartermaitera Department for thia military division had been sent to Los Angeles, where all each indebtednei against the Government would be paid.

We have yet to learn of the payment of a single item, unless it hu been done on the.ily, and that to sympathisers with the rebellion, as they have shared chiefly in the awards for (famishing the troops; they mqy have received their pay a number of the above mentioned parties are now with the moving expedition, as we learn, and, the money on its arrival at Camp Drum, Hew Ban Pedro, was immediately forwarded to Fort Tama. How the troops at Fort Ynma have been supplied from this place and San Francisco; the troops below having been already paid off by the Pay muter for the army, the question at once arises amongst Government creditors to why the money wu thns carried away, leaving Indebtedness here of a number of months standing. Is it possible there were debts in that locality of longer standing? or that the above mentioned sum wu sent along to defray the traveling expen-ses of the expedition, while there it little or no chance to incur uyf The expedition it well supplied with an abundance of everything, ud the money may he a part of the outfit, but to long money is the component In chief of business, those who credit the Government will think strangely of such proceed-inp are hero referred to, unless followed by some satisfactory explanation emanating from the proper source; no explanation hu yet been made, further thu appears by the above intimation; that the money had been sent to Los Angelas. We kuw it is not here. 8ncL Testerday morning, CajpL Winnie of the Second Cavalry, committed saicido at the Bella Union Hotel, ie this city, by cutting his throat with arasor.

The Captain has been, wu supposed before his death, not in his right mind, bnt appeared calm and rational, and a stranger would not have believed that anything affected bis mental faculties. On the evening previous to committing the rash act, he conversed until a late hour with CoL Forman, and the CoL requested the barkeeper ef the hotel to go to Cept. Winnie, and take his weapons, if he had saeh, it wu a rule that BO gentleman should retire to his room with weapons. The barkeeper did nad wu told ly theCapAthathehad Bene. About Oclock yesterday morning, after having been to the doer of the room several these, and finding it locked, the elerk of the hoese looked in at the window, and a bssrlbte right met his gene.

The Captain lay 00 the bed, weltering In his blood, from the wound be had mada.Xbc door wu immediately forced, bnt life wu extinct. CapA Winnie wu a native of Hew Tosh, and wu formerly a resident of Hevadn. The deceased officer wu buried wfth military honors, at o'clock this afternoon. Capt Winnies eompaay under command of Capt. attended the body the grave, ud fired a parting salute over hip rmaiu, te the sound eftho memrnfel masse of the band the Fourth regiment A largo number efcitU ens walked la procession to the grave.

All the fiags ef the city were hoisted at half-mast In token of respect Ko. 5, Arcadia Block, SIGN OF THE BIG COFFEE POT, LOS ANGELES 8TREET, iiAvnra eecemtly made labox ad- 11 dltlon. to -kin Stock, weald ronpootfWly uuum to hi former patron aad the trade, that he I uw prepared to dll order, however oxten-lre, for good unally found la hi line, and at prion letted to the time. My toek of STOVES, EMBRACES EVERY PATTERN NOW IN GENERAL USE, which I a MW offering at the Lowest Possible Rates I I ALSO xr A Toll and Complete Assortment of Sheet Zron, Copper, or Zinc. STOCK CF HOtLOW WARE-HARDWARE, STOVE WARE, BRITANNIA-WARE.

JAPANNED WARE. CIOCKEBY AID GLASS WARE, Ta aay original Stock In thia line, I hare i reaently mada Knahraelag a Ml Couplet Ao at, which I new orr nt REDUCED PRICES ALSO LARGE ASSORTMENT SILVER-PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY. JOINING TOOLS, Embracing exert Variety, and of the best manufacturers. Farming Implements I wonUI hereby reqeeit the aapedal attention of hmen la tbit lection, to my Stock of FARMING and nolidt them to call md examine my goodi, la thin line, before pniehaalng elieirlwro. -ALSO Now on kmnd, Large Variety PUMPS, Hydraulic Rams, LEAD PIPE, Blacksmiths Tools, Ac, -ALSO- PAINTS AND OILS, WINDOW QLASSj GLAZIER'S STORES, LAMPS.

COAL. OIL, CAMFHENE, Aft, AG, EVERY PATTERN. ALSO Copper Stillsy Ac. Hiring tho moot Experienced Workmen Iimnowpwpnradtode All kinds of Job Work In line, In fke moat wtinfactory manner. And 'the 1 SHORTEST NOTICE.

Let Angclee, December 1HL Admlnlfitrator'1 Notlco to Creditor, VOUCH IS HEKEBTGIVEH, to the eredi- tors of, and all persons claims against the estates of John Greenwood, Antonio Sevedra and Joseph Limon, deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned, within ten months from the data of this notice, at bis office in the city of San Bernardino. ALDEH A. M. JACKSOH, my0-4w Administrator of said Estates. Dissolution.

HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name, firm and style of CHILDS A HIDDEN, and CHILDS, HIDDEN A hu bun dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the above named firms are requested to make payment to M. W. Childs. O.

W. CHILDS. M. W. CHILDS.

E. M. HIDDEN. Los Angeles, May 1862. Sins VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all persons concerned, that the firm heretofore existing in the city and county of San Bernardino, under the firm and name of JACOBS A HARRIS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.

All wrtiea indebted to said firm, will settle with Awia Jacom only, who will hereafter conduct the business in his own name, and is the only party authorised to settle the business, or receive payment of debts due the firm, with the exception of the promissory notes due said firm, which Lxopold Hahhis is the only person authorised to collect. LEWIS JACOBS. LEOPOLD HARRIS. Ban Bernardino, April SOth, 1862. my7-3t U.

S. Land Surveys. TO I. WBOH IT MAT COSCXUi U. 8.

Subvbtob Gbxbbalb Ornos, San Francisco, April 23d, 1862. COMPLIANCE with the first section of an Act of Congress, approved June 14, 1860, regulating surveys of private land claims, notice is hereby givu, that the plats of the following private land claims, surveyed in pursuance ofthe thirteenth section of an Act entitled "An Act to ascertain and settle Prints Land Claims in the State of California, approved March 3d, 1851, have been examined and approved by me: sans or nAxcne. ooannnss. Mission 8u Luis 8. Alcmany, Bishop, Ac.

Mission Santa do do La Goleta ooooooeoe oeoeooooe oooaeo eo oeoooo D. S. Hill The plafr will be retained in this office, snb-, oct to inspection, for four weeks from the date of this publication. E. F.

BEALE, nyt-4v U. 8. Surveyor GmeraL W. G. STILL DAS JUST HXCKITZD, and win bn SI etaatly hand, at hte "KXWI DEPOT," ZTcxt Boor to tbs Tout filffe A Largs Supply, ef BLANK DEEDS, MORTGAGES LEASES.

POWERS OF ATTORNEY, BLANK AFFIDAVITS, MINING DEEDS, fee. fee. NOTARIAL SEALS, do WATERS, Gutta Percha Pen Holdens FOR KALE, CHEAP FOR CAIZI ABEIT POE FARLEY'S MAP' OP THE Fall lepply of which will be kept myt CLOCKS NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED hu on hud a prime toek of material for repairing CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS, uud is prepared do all work In that liu at the shortest notice, end to warrant thn Clocks to keeptfms. AB desiring work fa that Has are requested to- lsav their orders at the POSTOPFICE, in this efty.

E.BURTT, Los Angeles, April SO, ACauraoii Bniseix." It is stated by parties ns in from the desert that a large number of Mormons are on the way to Utah. They report that all the Mormons are having Southern California in obedience to the call of Brigham Tonng. Titrroxus. Th festival of the Teutonia 8oeiety, on Sunday last, wu a perfect success. A largo attendance of ladies and gentlemu gave last and life to the occasion.

On Monday evening, the fine large hall of the Society echoed to the sound of mnsie and the merry tread of ducers, until a late honr. Bounin Diatbict. CoL Ferris Forman, Fourth Regiment, California Volunteers, hu arrived hero and tahen command of the District of Southern California. The CoL is i computed by his frailly. The headquarters of the Division will be at Camp Latham.

Kneae Tutwost Bill. The bill admitting negroes to testily against white men in the State Conr(p passed the Assembly, bnt wu defeated in the Senate by a vote of IS to 15. A reconsideration wu moved. Durxccnvn. Vegetable of all kind, and many classes of frnit have suffered severely ud in some place have been entirely destroyed- This destruction It sensed by the sense species of insect which hu mined the potato crop.

1 Potass Cm. Wo have bee Informed that nearly the entins potato crop of the county hu been destroyed by the ravages of a species of gaa myriads of whfcfi. swarm- to sR parts ef the eeanfyr Wool This predut still oeatioues to arrive bars from the country In Luge quantities for shipment to 8u Francises nod otbes kefe.