LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
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Actions in Caiitornia-America ican SuccsSs--kW-


ed and Wounded-Gen. Kearney-Com. Stock.


Possession Of the Country, &c, &c.


By the arrival nt an early hour this morning
Of the barqucs Catherine and ST. Mary, from
Havana, which port the former left on the 9th
AMI the latter on llth inst. Major Emery and
Capt. Jacobs, of the California regiment. came
passengers. having left California about the md
die of Jan. and came by way OF Panama, Jamni-
cn mud Havana. We are indebted 10 these gen
lemen for brief summary of events III that ds.
tant region. We have nlrendy published some
reports from Mexican sources of affairs IN Culi-
fornin, but very mcngre and unsatisfactory
In October last IN InsurrecIion broke ont at
Cindad de Eos Angeles. Capt. MrrvIn with 299
sailors md marines, went out to queIl il: but h,y.
ing no cannon, and the enemy having swivel.
he was defeated with the loss Of three killed md
several wounded. Cnpt. Glisplc was in pn>>c..
sion Of the place al the time of tho instruction.
and was Obliged to capiluIatc.


On the l5,h November, Captains Burrows and
Thompson. " ith about 40 Volunteers, defeated Il
force OF 200 Culiiornians onlhr plains uf aluns.
near Monterey: in which The American los, was
four kIIIcd-Cnpr. Burrows nnd three privntrs,
(Mr. Ames. OF ST. Louis, is the only private $
name rccOcctcd )--rnI Two w0uuIuI.


On tho On 0! December, the advanced division
of Gen. kcarney. Of about 10 men. attack! a
force of a bout lOO-in which tho American loss
vas 20 killed and IA wouuicd. Iho mn II body
OF the American force coming up. Il battle took
pace whlth lasted about an hour, wien the enc.
my rctrcaled -Cnptlinr Moore and Joln.un ana
one Lieutenant being kIlIrd, and Gen. k,arury
badly Wounded, but was recovering ftst when o.r
informant Jeff. Tine American force was nbou,
l6O-that Of the enemy much Irrg.r.


CommoJoio Stockton Sc, some 800 sailors and
marines to reinforce Gem krnrnry. VINO moved
on Crmdad d: los Ang",oS. Ga the s,n the Crn.
furmrn> took Il strong position n lu. rVcr : IN
GrlbrInI and with torr pieces Of artillery cniriy.
Orcd 10 check the advance Of our iUIccs.


They fought about one hour an 4 half when
The taIiornmns rctrralcd. The loss on tho 4 !
mericam slIe being vrr, smoIl, about two klllrd
and TWO wounIvd. The loss Of tho cnrmv could
not be asccrIaInrd. The CrIItornans return, d
10 the plains Of MIras on the 9Ih Of Jam. aud on
the lOIh the Americans took poss"srInn of Crnind
de- los Amg, los. Gen. Flores the cnmmrudcr
Of the CaiIfornInns, hrd with about 400 horses to
Sonora, when Gen. Tropco took com uauI Of li,.
enrmys forces. advancing his position to% ard>
Ii. Coz. Fremont, when they took up a position
the heights of San Fernandez, but were com.
PEELED TO surrender on the 18Th. The term, Of
agreement entered INTO were, the enemy to deliver
Up their arms, and o"nl, The qualification o! affairs
III the interior.


0lrThc following letter from c. l. dfIani. E>q.
by the Choctaws, 10 tho .'lrsh Relief Fund ia
Memphis, wItl show 10 our ChOclaw ncigibur,
That their well directed cha rIty has beef, receiy,