New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
The Herald states that society in that

mo courts are interrupted snc sfhcieat and a1nin
stsTs rap uton me snuckes OF lhe ohvl'.s sposs
uenIiepe 60 for the action they took purIng 10 them
spertlp nj osstiun touching ihsu oa'ns 70 support
The Cor slituton &C. Two columns on from Inc
above we find tie following Interesting item
County AND CRY JAIL.-We were II
formed Yesterday, BY good authority, That sae prs.
oseySuor {Or glo should De IN custody are allowed
10 rIue about town whenever they choose to do 80,
taxing the hey OF ;ae Jai. With them ana return 20
tleI quarters right 20 lodge az The public expense
II cur informant bas led Us hso error IN sls mater
We shah be most happy 10 MAKE tue necessary cor
retuon.
JEWISH FAsr-The Israelites Of San
DIEGO. faithful 10 The religion OF their forefaihers,
observed her New Years dav AMI day Of Atone
inert with due soemnlty. The day OF Atone
ment one OF the most solemn and sacred DAYS IN the
Jewish calendar. was observed hy MesSrS Lewis
aHklin, Jacob Marks and Charles Fet her, tthe
only three Hebrews IN town. by their senotDg II
the house OF the former gentleman, a"t passing the
entire day in fasting and prayer
COURT MARnAL.-A CoustMlrtiai has
teen ordered to be held at this place, on the 2Osh
list, fcT the hearing OF charges pCtu.d against
capt. D. Davidson by MAJ heil,z.oman, for oisooe-
Glelce OF orceIs. L. Col MasTuder VII oe Pres-
dent. and L. Murray Judge Advocate.
The corner stone of rev Catholic
ohur vas lad az san Diego, with appropriate re-
lgiouy ceremonies, on the 2sth Mt
The most important intelligence by this
arrival is Of new Indian troubles on the ella
we extract the following account Of the affair
from ThS Herald Of The lt.h
INDIAN TROUBLEs AT THE GiLA.-Ne
learn the following rumor OF fight with the Indians
NJ the junction Of the CHA ana colorado RIVERS,
through al Ind ian who came IN on idesddy.
Il seems the NumaS land tocOpls hid dlncuiiN,
ari sent "A delegation IN 10 MAJOR iicmZelman, who
a., ted as nGan agent while he was Stationed AZ tce
CHA 20 settle the matter. lie decided the matter
hut his decision appears lot 10 have given satsiac
T. cit ,Tp an ID
O. light II OUT The lumas, who are brave rae,
came OF victorious. Though the Cocopas we're
pretty severely whipped, they were not conquered
but non eda'ely enIered into treaty WIN the Mari-
coras 20 assist thsm 70 drive the Numas from the
country. Lieut.. sweeney, who ~as len al The Qua
by MAJOR Holht1e imam. with oRiy mae W-h nearing
81 what was gong on, sent vod 20 the tocopas that
re you'd allow OF no more fighting 10 which they
rGrhCd. that he and his little party would be allowed
uLt the next day al l. o'clock 20 "vamose the
ranch" and leave them 20 settle their own ahaiT-
Sweeney, who Is as brave man IS ever drew
blade Immediately assembled his llitic band when,
with the Ferry company. numbered but u men, eX-
elusive Of a fcT hundred Numas, ana prepared 10
give battle 10 tie combined forces o. the hostile
tribes.
The camp was attacked the next nisht by about
SEQ Indians, many of them armed with rides AMI
nuSketS and there Is not the slightest doubt but that
the Americans gnd lumas would have been over
powered and slaughtered Oui for the and OF Oflss
twelvP-p FOUNDER with which they poured destruction
ITO the ranks Of their foe The fight had lasted ioU
DAYS when the Indian who brought The news len the
Colorado. We tremble for poor SNeeney's fate UNI
less he receives aid from this post. which, we regret
q say, Is not st al likely N the present crippled CON
ctiCn OF the army composing the Southern Division
We acknowledge that we have not much knoHl-
edge Of military matters. but we must say, IN this
lace that we consider II most Infamous on the part
OF tie party Who had charge ct the matter to leave
brave young olboor at an exposed frontier post,
several hundreds Of miles from civilized haoltations,
surrounded by hostile tribes OF Indians with only
eight men and ore non. commissioned officer
-. nm or ant
Friday. the l0th inst She left Macmillan, sept. ID
experienced heavy south. easterly gale which blew
all the sails away uhe Eudora Is a pfopeheT) ana
disabled the vessel until after the gale which lasted
three days. Made a new smoke stock Of water
casks. which lasted but a few hours. Finally, tore
away the SIDES Of coal bunkoTS, and made pipe
about eight feet high, Of the non, which enabled
them TO get up steam enough to make head"ay.
She has taken IN lew supply OF coal here and Is
now lying at DaviS's wharf, taking N cargo Of lun-
VIII probably sail III week, or rs soon as the
smoke pipe can be frightened out mere are but
few passengers on boart.
The above comprises Ike sum total OF tJc lntel-
e nee " can CLEAN by tins arrival
Review OF the Market
San FRANCISCO. Oct 3l-Since the departure OF the
si,amer 81 18th there has been inactivity apparent
all branches of business aud Notwithstanding the good At
GisplaJ ed which noticed IN our last report. The
counts from SACRAMENTO represent the trade depressed
From Ma,yNvle hey less dscouraglns and stock
ton reports good. Pnces generally remain without
material change In several instances The advance es,ao
hod mas not been fully maintained bat We sfe no reason
at eten 10 alter our opinion as to tie probable course
Of business, although the opinion gaming ground that
cur winter is to be mild similar to the last. Ia which
business will be quiet, and not srbsct % such sudden
fluctuations IS II would under other circumstances
From the country TIE rcce pts OF every Ting but BARLEY
OF To- come H. hand There has bssn for some Sav. ostn
al exhibition Of the products of the county which must
have completely SATISFIED he most rcfedulons ls - ITS ngr
cultural cauafIltios There were exolbted POTATOES
weighing sG3b zach ONIONS, a2ip: BEFTS, 96b
ScuAstEs IN, CA1BAGEs, 3Ga i0lb RADsHES 20mches
renee and as AMI Barley iusls astonls-
o. pont of yield. but not If such suDen quality
Tire mining reports are unusually brilliant. and within
a. last month the ait non OF miners has been much
TUNED toward quartz working, but caaai Is required,
the great body prevented from entering into n, md
many rch claims unwofked Tor want OF the
funds 10 operations IL c0asequently hap
that paths owning machinery having flacs aud
al their Disposal on no most satisfactory terms
TEA.-Tle'e IS no change e. report. the transactions
ae on most limited cslo. The largo stock with pros
ittts 81 ofiaon Will preveat any immediate
sARLEY-Ths s,oel of home grown is nearly exhausted
Saits are slowy made al from II n large iot 81
LAM uIs sold@t nc apreudce etistns against Ia
ccnsecueICe Of rs beng hIln droG
OATS vegy wanted : GOOD quality would
eel Tor quite a. mech II not for more tLaa Barley.
and good hIal of hlttlrd are much sought after OF
dat there IL soe stocA Of Inferior American but good
Al ssh = Ia shot supply and fenlnerifs Prices are OBJ
taneble.
ord II Is Eep olucus 10 taec "a, sol Pof and 'beff
except AZ fIm0usly low prices. The .lOcs II Carc
As TIC - asoh when llie
ton vlll be- -sealy cunaed lao improvement can bs
locked TOR. Ordinary good qualtie. command s2es3
Really superior would hrEg SztGslJ IN cases T. sells
slow Il = bJes3 p e. dozen. Ortrar, CIauQugAe
~ bic at ~ So and superior 1T >ieesi2 Z dozen
FLotI-Ih' tIace has been remarkably Ql,et, and
former qgo,at l. arc got ported The fsst oKteass
sale made a, si oheAy nquarfeT hags Oregon sells
Il Sill ald College 10 the local bakers a, Sl2GiJ
bl NIL the late large purchases become completely
wo Ned oil, there an be improvement IN dem and Or
pcs tho Oh al losign advances ten 10 show tha tn
aheis anb0t b 1o OoN herr d. yblug like present
quotaiioIs
PoR1 remains IN limited request H.if51s. bsng 50 J0
AID quarter I .t1fD-..
HsTs ~ fair demand b.: tn pic, h.s no, b4en
suPp0uet Superior gulltieE range from T.. T. ~.
10.
RICE Tie demand has en,lroy ~. East I4dia ran
= bought 10 rol e5.c Carolina w. not b-ins &c.
StGAR-Ihe large si7'k completely pare 1os the tiado
ara scgfctg saeIs made except the suctJlg. The
pr cpa holders nfn1e hrD refusing sell except az
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