New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

tim ,,acLes th,-e re trpg- n ie m lgem6 i ye'
taken n ac.. and I'll seems 70 he coward. Al tf''e
who re- ,rogilent AID udus q 'us go ahead ahd ca
! make more money aero lhih u. WITT '''' "
/ Dor is apital here.
/ AZ 4 p az : ,cratnepto City, has retired rom
| brspess and will leave here, | an told 10y one ~
/ bis friends. Ina 'he rext steamer r your CIV liz
came over land ~ q '-cnn MT ,1r5e years a,o a'd
/ when he arrived there his whole caPltsi " IS =
csnis In silver. TINS quarter ot dollar have nal
/ ia NV hands shown TO me by hln'ci an K con o
not he b31gh. from Inn 81 500. So much does he
/ valus IL as a m.ni-utl When ~" gold lever
brake out he len Oregon with several others an
came 10 this place aud commenced tradin5 ne :
/ and I'D Inc country He had already seen h1i'
/ century becJr, he came here, api was ilrme'H
merchant Ia Europe, was unfortunate IN pu,i'.
cnms 70 the United Slat-s AMI vent "l' ~ W
I We-tern country ~ reside, and tn'n,' We " a."
| Cd the greater par, a. the way % V,Ss,'n Wv!
| He my raiir = from here carrying win MN tne
! ,o,d wisbes Of bs friends aud his n1mer1 nc
0uaintance aud ihe snug sun "' over s-V0'0OO u"
gold m, whole Of viii h he hos MADE - less 'han
90 var. This is one Of many Instances oil
good Grtupe that has fallen to the lot o the early
re,id .nts OF this strange land aud the reol'e 81
these occurrences seem mIe ike the teton ~ 70
mantle history than eyents which have truly hap
pened.
oar State Government, which is now in session,
has no. vet been able TO ob'ai money on then
scrip slth lugh II pays per cent. per month inter
est IL viii be difficult for them TO oban an,
until matters are more firmly end DE- in''eiy hxed
We are waiting - hear from WASHINGTON and are
anxious 10 know the result Of the celebrations OF
Congress relative - on being nd ntt-d az state
From the grea, quantity Of goods oil all kinds, ard
provisions which have arrived eud oItnue 10 arrive
here there - considerable decline IN prices and
until the trade opens with the up-country, mer'
chandse Of all kinds viii hans heavily md con
. n
who have examined the matter 1t IS thought our
: ale and CIV Taxes wiz be cnorm uslS m-h
when they go into operation THIS T" Ill cause, no
doubt. great dissatisfaction among the community
al larye and 10 Is the impression that a great part
Of the landed property belonging to MeXc ms vi /
be sold 10 pay III taxes, "a they raise h'tie or
nothing on their ranches except for their own mn
mediate use, ard they have but lltte money. But
the large salaries of our Go errors, judges, Le-s
lators. &c &c must be had from some quarter, and
it y IN b. taken from those vi 0 have Il.
On the morning Of the 26.h Feb the tops OF the
mountains ON the opposite side cf the bay were
covered with snow ns,d presented beautiful sp-
pearance IN thr sun. The the mometer however,
stood alta NJ at 4Do-in the night we had
slight fall of rain but MT euouah 20 make the walk
ing bad and we have had shower or two since,
stil we consider that the rauy seasoni quife over
A large number Of town lots of 30 and 100 varas
were so d. rot long since 10y the Alcsde, Col. Goa
W By ord r OF orr Town Council a0d many were
also granted and conveyed by Judge Cotton, I'd A.
calde % residents here for small sum, &C ordrc
- Mexican law The Governor has lately forbd
oil future sales, stating that it viii lead u ltga-
tion aud create great confusion among citizens and
their TILES &c It is hiuted that our Council will
pay little attention 70 the orders Of the Governor
THIS confused and uncertain state Of THUGS viii
continue until we are admitted MS State, AMI
have our Judges Courts, &c. regularly organized.
Every man no,g seems to think he can act on lis
own hook, aud interpret the spirit Of the law, or
laws as best sui's his own case. J. W N.