New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07

on South Dr. WoztnCrol VIII leave IN day or t"o
for the Sacramento valley md Col. Mckee Tor the
country above IlIuoOIi. Cav, 10 Vlst ana chu'"'ol
20 settle all Indian 1Scu,ues IN those districts. IL
Is also understood that The commissioners WIN nave
for this summers eVpsdr"n but SsS,Vv instead OF
$500. The amount asked for by ne Department VI
Indian Affairs Alta California.
QUARrz MINING o. THg SrANf>LaUS.-We learn
nom Broom smith, ksg.. oi CorSons CrctN Mining
company that Il = fo~ad neC essay 20 keep torce
OF armed men Stationed ~, I'd TIE mine - protect
me miners while taking out he precious metal. Inc
greatest sum taken 90. 4 ore day the astound-
ing amount OF ghiy thousand dollars. This VAS dOnc
by blasting hand-pics ING asd crushing IN mortars;
Sonora Herald.
SAT- HNL-ExrR toRprNASY Facr.-Tb the Editor
81 ne Gassue- The follow ing : reported ov MAJOR
cooper of your city and other gentlemen IN Suisun
valley. About o'clock Krlday afternoon a violent
hail storm occurred accompanied by much thunder
and lightning The ka tel the SIZE OF ordinary bull
lets 70 the cCpth OF two G. three inches Curiosity
induced the Mayor 10 pu' one OF the hallsones INTO
has mouth and To ms surprise found II distinctly
salt Net Wiling 10 trust Ms own senses, he called
upon his neighcorS 20 try The experiment The result
was the same and tins extraordinary METEOROLOGICAL
fact therefore br considered fully established
What viii California produce next
Yours. respectfully. FoRRESr SHErHTRp
lBealc.a Ga:sfts
CHINESE DlGGIN>.-1tc pure>t gold found m ALI
fomla. Was gathered az Chinese DigglnS. junction
OF Woods Greek ard Tuo.Ome,l four hundred feet
above the level of the uvtr deposited al the United
States Assay Ofcc san Francisco. during last week.
Il Welded in value SO Si-l00 per ounce % carat.
This Is quite equal 10 lie gold dust from Senegam-
bia" Africa, long rega.dC a. the finest gold IN the
world tMarySylllc Herald.
INDIAN DEPREpArIONs -" On saturday last the
Indians who are stationed above JohnSon's, m Ell
Dorado County. tied two horses which they had sto-
len. out near the emlgraUt road as bait. party
OF Americans passing along saw the horses and re-
coenlnng them went 70 take possession and return
them TO their owners When they had reached the
spot the Indians fired upon the party and killed one
man The Americans. however. were able 20 get
man. name unknown. 90 carry HIM of Not daring
10 return 10 the other horse one of them parted tho
lariat by shooting 20 with rife bullet and The horse
Was thus secured. 1hcf proceeded on the Nay but
were attacked again au1 forced 10 leave the horses
and the dead body" Sacramento Transcript
RlcH BAR. MlDpry IoRN or FEATHER RUER-
We are informed by a gen eman JuSt downirom this
Bar. that quite an enterprise Is going on m the way
of fumIng The Ala lna company have their hum
Der al ready. and The Bac burn Company have built
new saw mil. This Company last summer tooN
out our Informant tells -, 100000. Those who
work regularly now average Sl2 a GAY and THEFT
these CLAIMS have been worked over three tunes
Provisions are very low, and man can i've We'll for
81 a day. The water i mp IN the raylncS. and ihoy
cannot pros pect much. OR informant took ont Sooop
~ tins Bar IN seventeen DAYS The miners al Poor
Mans Creek and Hopkins Creek are dong as Welt
as ever. The health 81 ,le miners Is good lnieet
very htile sickness prevails m tins portion OF mo
mining country. The WCat er Is quite cold, ana ihcy
have zee from a halt 90 or uch thick every night
fMarN.Nlfl. Herald