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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08
Miscellaneous Ifetna.

The Oregon, Captain Patterson sails FOR Panama
at o'clock this Afternoon. She will carry do wn
236 passengers, and upon her manifest is 81 2OO
coo IN gold dust
SAN FRANCISCO HERALD-Ths is the title Of a
new daily paper STATED in this city BY Mdssrs
Foy, Nugent anu Randolph. The hrst number ap.
peereo yestercay Is a steamer paper. It's typo
graphical appe arsnc7 is very credriabe, but nav
ing merely glanced AZ It's contents We canoot speak
Of them further than to say tina. they appeared u
be varied, and upon interesting subjects.
Alta California, June l..
Judge Kmball II. Dimmick of San Jose, takes
bis departure the steamer Of to-day for the United
statts. Here will have gone another patriot from
our MIDST 70 return again, though, We trust This
gentleman has seen nearly ioury ears Of life in Cal
ifornia, and has occupied various Offices o. honor
and trust He held captaiIcy IN the command Of
Col J. d. Stevenson. Alta California, June l.
SEIZURE OF BRITISH SHIP-By the brig
0rbet from Pugets Sound, Oregon, We learn
that the ship Albion, of London has been seized
by General Dorr, on the part Of the American
Government, for smuggling and cutting timber on
the United States possessions This vessel we
understand is under charter by the British Govern
ment-the timber being for the use of the Navy.
ARRIVAL DIREcT.-Bark New England, vii.
liams, us days from Rio de Jsnero, with an as
sorted cargo to Il. L Robinson Il Co. arrived at
this pert last evening Sacramento Trans. May 20.
FATAL AccIDESr-AmoDg the passengers who
left the Sarah Sands" at ST. Simeon Bay, were
Jared Lock wood, ID. l.. Worden and Harvey Love-
less Last nigh. they camped in company with
several others, within 10 miles OF the city. After
supper, Mr. Loveless took two guns from the wag-
gcn-in setting them down, one accidently went
of killing him instantly the charge heavy back.
sbol entered near the mouth lodged in the brain.
Tn. body was brought in this morniag-an inquest
held by the Coroner and verdict rendered in &C
cor1ance with the above statement. At 5, p. Nj.
bis remains were inferred at the Yerba Buena
CeneteJ-a few friends attending. Mr.. Loveless
vu resident Of Cold Spring. Putnam Co. N. Y.
AMI mt m Der Of the "Odd Fellows" Cold Spring
Lodge, No. 100. A widow and four children mourn
biz loss.
covered from recent severe attack OF ckness 10.
" The steamer Gold Hunter is to be ran as a
regular packet between San Francisco and Ma
zatan,
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FROM JAMAICA.

Our files OF the Kingstos Morning Joarsal 70
ceived ty the philadelphia, are to the lot inst
The news from the Island is unnportsnt. Tho
extraordinary session Of the Legislature was
opened on the 2sth ult on which occasion the Gov
ernor delivered a speech Of considerable length.
A smart shock Of an earthquake was fslt in Port
land about o'clock p. N. on Thursday, the 18th
uls. The Brazilian SLAYER lately captured and
taken into Kingston, has been condemned and IL
about being broken up. The Falmouth Post says,
The weather in this parish has been unusually
irregular. Having been disapp iuted in the " May
seasons" it was expected that the succeeding
month would not pass over without hoantlfa show.
ers but our hopes and expectations have no. been
realized. In tho lowIands tho planters are com
planning of the want Of rain.
We regret to learn that there il a great deal OF
sickness in tho town Of Falmouth, especially
among the children
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California Markets.

eAS FRtscisco Saturday, June l.
The Prices Current below will show bat lew
fspaes IN The raes prices since The sailing OF The sn
nm, on the 18Th indeed the aeraoIs 10 tho ngfes are 20
,eh except In one OF two articles thai revision o. zoe
mi seem supe euous bat IN the feeling end zeocr
s,peet OF he mases and the position OF business Al
california. deciasd, and We may say An unfA sU2oie
change il Observable throughout The msset nas less
neutrality-suspicious. small and want OF me olspoh,
ron 10 buy or to sell 10 clearly eytnced IN tne very Hailed
and extent Of transactions OF the past week TIE
Causes Of This temporary depfesson 10 cur ma
n, AZ given BY well ysrsed Ia trade are nnsroot
Ar In many well fouad-d among which st&na hs
ard The high stage OF ne waters zoe
The Pzee has bern great wa Anticipated nor 90
be returns Of dust from Inc interior snow ssy very ssat
I'm since the pup icA1on OF our sH report 9o
eiBIes every brsnce usdiog operations tnfoosn s
cd from the beginning Of he past viaier Up 70 ne PES
er ime Of the PlaceFs have been rcooeloo o1eJ
IupTsccable By The veters Insepe1deof Of naay " ne
e.u.ss 10 wheb the present state ofin fnnkss
bic the recent destruction Improperly 81 me iAe s "s
the mosipromnent <ss..
There has been obferved avani OF
ara disposition 70 wait Tnere appears 10 pc 10 ecy
Of money In The country buI 10 pri0ei ns'o =.
al. ard urless high rats Of interest 10 onefea bseto
,een In the marie; The raes are - hsn a. Insy
,nv prevous period Large sn;pmen. Of specie n1ylng
been received nom Mexico during nc "a. wv
demand for gold for exploration nsS oeen 81
IN cop,scusnce the value 10 incressso' 40 mksS,
sshed ger orally The mnHss iof 49,, ssor-ssion 70
yery sensible degree ard The high prices e1aeo on nc
ssre OF Inc l,ikr have failed 70 connDoe as pro
s-ntrsr fgnres flour the past seeE o.s nso sao~n-
wAc tendency, snc sales have ooen -, = -
a oury sroo6usd 10 Ch ipqluy oi eOosesooes tor
Ar ,rcsp 10 oIber arces " ofesason NC .nste zoos
~. In Or opor degree; arr yes off-sh
imporauc 70 are dairy espeOted 10 eH'sy speeusaVs
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The Monumental Block OF Quartz.

Our readers we have reason TO believe, are not
generally apprised of the interesting fact that
block OF California gold bearing quartz has been
procured, at the expense OF the State, to be con-
tributed in the erection Of the proposed monument
to the memory Of Warrington, At the scar Of our
General Government
The block Of gold-beari quartz is from the
Marposa diggipgs, near Fremonts mines. and
weighs about l25 pounds. 10 shape il 10 irregular.
approaching square, its sides varying from Is to
20 inches in length. itsverages in thickness nine
incbes-across It's surface dagonaly 1t is 81 inches
by measurement. Very little gold is perceptiole
TO the naked eye, bat il is estimated TO contain
about ESQ worth.
Gov. Burnett has invested our estimsble fellow
citizens Hon John Bidwell and Jadge H A. School
craft with authority TO attend personally TO the
transmission Of this block Of quartz to the States,
and they leave in the Oregon this day to place this
offering Of Californian wealth and patriotism by
the sides Of those from her sister States.
fAlsa California
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
ARRIVAL or THB PHILADELPHIA.
s2,5OO,OOO i'm Gold Dust !!
BATTLES WITH THE INDIANS
rhePOreign Miners Resist the Tax upolt them
MOVEMENTS Of THE PACIFIC STEAMERS.
Arrival Of j. L.. stepheps-The Panama
Railroad.
GROWTH OF THE TRINITY REGION
cA MNTCnn MHRKrTC
GROWTH OF THE TRINITY REGION.
REVIEW OF SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,
sc. sc. &c.

The u s. Mail steamship Philadelphia, Capt
Pearson, which allied from Chgres on the 3Oth ult
reached here shout clock last evening. Sheleft
Kingston, jam. July l. The Philadelphia made
her passage out in nine days and % hours running
time. She brings 100000 ia gold dust on freight
and about 100000 10 the hands Of passengers.
The steamship Georgia, with the mails for Havana
and New.York. sailed "a hours previous. The
steamship Alabama, for New-Ohesns, left two
DAYS before the Ps departure. with 125 passengers
and about 100000 in gold dust.
The following Is the Philadelphias manifest:
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FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

In the Honolulu papers Of April %, we find the
subOined items
On the morning Of the 2lst inst ex- Consul Tur-
rI and family being on the eve Of their departure
for their native land, breakfasted 10 a very quiet
way with His Majesty and household. The princi-
pal Cbie's and Foreign Officers with several Of
their ladies' made up the party. The best Of feel
inc was exhibited by all present
HIS Majesty addressed q few complimentary
words to both Mr.. and Mrs. Tanill, expressing re-
eret az their departure, sending his thanks 70 the
President of the Usited States for what be has
been pleased to say in regard TO the Independence
OF the Islands in bis last message 20 Congress
and wishing thar be might have the happiness OF
seeing the % back on bis islands.
The Queens carriage being in waiting, Her
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Deaths.

10 Sacramento City, Msy q. Of typhoid fever Mr. Louis
sebeln ann, formerly OF Germany, late Of Newton Ci
aged % years
Al Columbia May I6 Charles w. Rand, Of Manchester
N. Il. aged years. lNsv-Hampshife papers Pis4ss
coy
Oh The poriof Monterey, on board the stesmer Psasna
on her downward uip. hE Da1iel soans'o o. FIem'
pglon N j. His remains were inferred II San Ulsgo on
The sh ipst ana the spo. will be desgnsed % da saoud
his i-uos wish his boSy removed II easily BE- Ddod
10 Honolulu Aoril IS Mr. Charles Bent esiye Of Boz
ton aged about s. ye&rs and resident Of ne saads
for The last IS years
Aberas Oms.ead ioTmerly OF Hartford, Conn. sged So
years.
Al The Mines The North Fork Of The Yula Of conges
dive fever nay g. Berry Wymsn Of Boston, Hsss
10 City June IS Of dyseutery o. ths house
of Justin spear, Mr. Tharston Croveil. formerly VI
Loudobdeny, N. aged "A years MAssscoasoiLs and
New. Ham pshiIe pspers please copy.
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From the Diggings.

Ihose VINO are already upon the ground and pre-
PAred ior operations In the Placer confess 70 have
grown impatient at the pro.racted high stage OF
wafer and to entertain no decided hopes o.
Grange Tor the better even for fortnight TO coae.
oood health Is maintained, and this together WIN
ample provision Tor comfort in their rude quarters
permits during the truce pending, reconchAole
IeehDg 70 strengthen, as the days wear on ana
miners rest upon their digging implements IN
"sitlng Tor the good time" which they are san
gulne In believing approaching Prospecting does
LOT sppear to engage the attention il was wont y
90 lew months since. Better satisfied are our
miners TO base their prospects upon SOW GER
tainty than trust their lives and fortunes 70 cnance
MI and hesty success. This is resolved IN the "en
rled and true spiri; Of saie mining operations
The annexed u from 4 writer on the Nortn forA
srRAFFosD BAR- Sunday, MAY ~
According TO promise, write you from my pre-
ent location which is on the Straif1rd par, %
called on acsount of being mostly occupied oy
party who came 70 this country on board 'ne 0'A
Susfiord
The prospect on the river for mining Is a. Inls
time, very dull, the water being higher than :. ny
time since January. The weather for The Pss' ,os
days has been excessively hot-thermomeIe. L.
degrees in the shade on Thursday. All tb11 %
can be done here for some time 10 come oy
Ing tOp-dirt; for the water prevents SINKING "o'''
to any advantage. :,
Several companies intend turning the h'el ~
this vicinity as soon as practicable, ana s1u1 "
them will 10 doubt do well Tlere 10 o en oe'""
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10 II fork. the digginRs commence Tnere are at
presentop the porth fork for the distance OF seventy
mile. Do. about 1000 persons. The PRINCIPAL bulk
Of the miners are about IS miles from the iOrks oil
the river.
1.-THE stores on this stream are now ABOUT toot
so miles dsisnt from here bat to~srd tne lAl,' -
the miners move down, many advantageous poinis
for business may be located but a few days diS'Ans
from this point g..
"Tbe diggipgs are situated distant from eacra-
mepto CRY TO Reading, fifteen days mule uavel
and from Reading TO point thirty i've miles ABOVE
the forks, six additional days Of mule travel making
in all twenty one days from Sacramento City'
Douglass left the forks yesterday morniug' ..
foot and arrived to- day at the head of Humboldt
Harbor' He reports the diggen, at the present
high stage of water, realizing from So to $50 per
dav
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Humboldt Harbor and Trinity p,,s,,..

0''1 'e''Sl y D'' ITCHY Nelson Lloyd dated
HrssoLpr HARsoR, MSyI4. lsso
Last evening Camden and Tower returned ~,
foo: from the mines, having dag successfulv sOS "a
viii start back again to the mines Ia fsv d..
On their trip up they encountered fifteen fact ~
snow, bot on their return on an lndian trail Al
though the mountains on each side were oovs,sd
they encountered none, and retained il "a d.v.
The distance to the norih and south brsncte.o s
the Trinity is about thirty nes, AID here. oa AZ,
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You nav LosDos Ccnn-Hepry Haven S25I2
,n,SSrN Snn'0AD' M",-a Summons $silOi Philip
Ies s.sts' ns..-s Awest siS.OOoi John Bsrusm,
Fosh ysTle, cooa-S W Randall. 81 COS
To.s, SrOOsn. BY the ph iaaslPha 81 sss512
slo1e for Washington Monument
The steamship Sarah Sands, Capt. Thompson.
was about 80 miles below Monterey on her passage
up taking in coal. A number of her passengers bad
LETT her aud gone to San Francisco by land those
who remained on board Of her were ali in good
health.
The steamers Ner World and IstAmas sailed
from Panama on the 22d Of June, both full of pas.
seDsers. The Oregoa on her passage down, met
the Panama on the 2lst Of jane $50 miles below
Acapulco, bound for San Francisco.
The British steamship Avon, from Valparaiso.
arrived at Panama on the 25th Of June, with large
amount Of specie.
Among the passengers by the Philadelphia, are
Judge Tuniu, late U. 8. Consul at the Sand wich
Islands, lwho returns with his family after q i,e
years residence there,) and John L. Stephens, ESQ.
Vice President Of the Panami Railroad Company
Mr. 8. Jeff Boeota on the 5th Of June, having made
q considerable stay there, for the purpose of for.
>'srding the interests Of the Company.
He has procured from the Congress ofNew Gren.
ada important notifications of the contract for
building Railroad across the Isthmas, among
which is the exclusive privilege Of constructing
plsnk or wagon road for temporary purposes, until
tie completion Of the Railroad.
On the receipt Of Intelligence that passports
were required Of persons crossing the Is.hmus, DR..
Poote.onr Charge Atfaires q, Bogo,a Immediately
reconstructed to the Government and the Coos,s,.
then in session. at once passed law sboli.hios ,h
Necessity. These passports were only reoa;rsS -
compliance with an old Law which, from general
a|g'ecr DAD become dead letter. bat which wss
= yived BY some unprincpled persons for ,els.b
. Private purposes.
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From orr files Of California papers We take the
following summary Of news, up to the Let ult

From orr lies OF California papers we take Ine
following summary Of news, up to the Let ult
Fiaht with the sacramento Ipdiaus-Trcaty.
10 COT sequence Of depred atoms Of the Indians OF
the Sacramento valley and oetrages comnited oy
them, Gen Tbos j. Green, lat Division state MI
htia orderedout two companies OF Mounted Volun-
teers, under command q Capt Algiers ana OaP,'
Chas Hoyt, and marched from Orc en- the l"n
Nav, in The direction Of Deer Creek. On tne same
DAY Lieut. Bell Of Capt. As company WIN zen
men, encountered alarge number oil inoian'' AiAou
FIVE and Took six prisoners.
On the 18th the command secured tne county 'n
the region of Deer Creek and Bear RIVER. On
,he 1q,b the trail to Col bolts mill, where he was
murdered was taken the villages found 70 be de-
levied and the white settlement abandoned.
ON the GOTH the Indians, two or three hondred
strone, were discovered within two miles OF Bear
River upon an elevated conical bill. An engage
mept took place in which IL Indiaps were killed
and a number wounded. About so Of the State
Volunteers were engaged. None were killed, bat
Capt Hoyt Lieut.. Lewis and Mr.. Russell were
wounded. Major Frederick Emory brother oil
Major Emory, u s. Top. Engineers, OF the Bouo-
Diary CommssoD) was accidentally shot through
the thigh with rife ball He was Aid de-Camp
TO Gen. 7. J Green.
On the 25th the Indian chiefs Vienna, Buckler
and Pooel came in, by permission, and entered
into treaty OF peace between the three tribes
severaly represented, and the State OF California
and Government OF the United States. The treaty
is sensible and comprehensive. We have not rom
for the document in foil in our steamer edition
Ala Califor ~
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Married.

On the 9th May by Rev DR. Mines on board the steam
chip Oregon Mr. Wm EDDY, Of San francisco, to Alss
Hsniel EcAer, Of Itbsea, N. Y.
Ia SoDoms, May Is, henry Conrad 10 the well known
China woman, named Aehoi, from Hong Kong.
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Arrivals nj san Frnncisco.

We are indebted to Capt. E. A. King, Surveyor
ar late Hs rbor Master of this port for the follow.
ing report Of arrivals from sea, from the 18th OF
April the date OF our last report to May %;
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Trivial Of J. L.. stephens-The Panama
Railroad.
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rhePOrsign Miners Resist the Tax upon them

MOVEMENTS OF THE PACIFIC STEAMERS.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

BATTLES WITH THE INDIANS.
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Gregory's Express-l trunk, bag
Shines Il Hufer--l sample package.
RHSJ q lsham-lo 5ois peppers 8 do ginger, do
4 49, Lllln
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Fancy Goods.

Fancy Goods.
g A. ROWLAND is now opening rich assort-
-. useful and fancy goods such Ladies Work
BoxesMorocco, Velvet and Pearl nlad Portfolios, Port
monies, eegant-odor Gases, Gard Cases,-Writing
Desks all szes-Gammon Boards Chassmen, Ladies' Com
panon Pearl and Shell Card CasesGents Dressing Cases
Gold Pens and Pencils-G, Silver and Steel Beads-Tape
Measures Mathematical Instruments Pearl and Ivory Tab
let's Pearl and Ivory Folders, und other similar goods too
numerous TO mention.
No. l43 MAIN STREET.
Feb s. eod6t yv3t
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DagUerrpOtVDeS,

THE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
customers, that he has returned to his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where he would be pleased to want upon all who may favor
him with their patronage He invites all 10 cal and
his specimens, particularly those of the Hon Judge Coamar.
Post Master General Of The United States aud Gen Phelps
President Of the Massachusetts Copper Mining Compa y,
whose Daguerreoypes he has had the pleasure Of taking
ing his visit in Vermont.
NIB. Pictures taken in less time and lihke Than
N any other room in ,he city,
Worcester, Sept. 25. VIM II GILMORE.
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Hair Dive.

WATERS LIQUID HAIR DYE has now been extern
w svey used for than six months, and every box
sold has been warranted give entire satisfaction and has
not in single instance been Tetued-on the contrary hun
dreds of Ladies and Gentlemen in Troy and New York have
expressed themselves in the most enthusiastic in its
praise and acknowledged its superiority every other
kind i'll To Ladies who have false hair in
sequence of their natural hair turning Grey this Dye is
great blessing making it to resemble nature so perfectly
that cannot be detecedthe application is perfectly sim
pie, the hair requires preparations il needs only be
wet III the most simple manner and the work j. done.
For sale by NJ. B. GREEN, and LEWIS I. LAZELL.
Julrc %. eodtf
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CONsUH5ED7I71Qe

nR. STONE practices the examination of the Lungs
~ the Heart and Chest with the STETHEsCOpE, and
other modern devised instruments in order to their vital
capacity critically that the most ncipen diseases OF
those organs be discovered and thereby timely treat
men adopted and saved from the progressive process
berculous alterations ard consequent dsorganizaton.
He led believe from his experience and past
in treating pulmonary complaints, that Consumption, taken
in its early stages, may be CURED and its predpostion
subdued. 1JPersons inclined to affections Of this character
will do well to cali on him.
u Office and residence No. MAPLE STREET, near the
Worcester House. Office hours from to 8 O'Clock P NJ
Jan %. eod&eowly
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New Book of Sacred Music.

New Book of Sacred Music.
THIS new work. called the SACRED Lutte by ASA r.
TRowBRIDGE contains great variety of tunes in all
the different metres, and is particularly adapted the
of Chors and Singing Schools 1t consists of two hundred
pages and out Of the great numbers of
than eight ten that have been published before
The muscis simple its character and fail please
all lovers of good music The author has been years
preparing this work. and has spared pains the
wants OF those who may be disposed to it, The pur
chaser viii not be obliged to buy oyer again which he
may already have hand and is believed that all the
tunes of the Lutte al well adapted the exercises Of
public worship Published by
STEPHEN w. MARSH
81 Washington Street,
Jan 9. 3m Adams House, BosToN.