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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05
& MITCHELL q TYLER. DEA.

f. MITCHELL 4 TYLER, DEA-
"a LERS IN CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
<6 JEWELRY, Siirer and Plated Ware, MI
,,ary and Fancy Goods, los Main Street. Richmond,
Va. Feb l7-6m
ICE! lCE!!.-We have in Ice House and n
l. float one thousand tons of the best Maine ICE
from IL to Is inches thick which win be sold low
by the cargo or ton. RANKIN & WHITLOCK,
mar 27-w.Im Richmond Va
NOTICE-Being the sole Agents for the sale
L Y of Licorice in Virginia, Of Messrs. Francia &
Co., the Importers in New York, we keep constant
ly hand large supply of this article in all its
varieties and are prepared to sell on the most ac-
commodating terms. Purchasers are requested TO
call and examine our stock.
GARLAND & ROBINSON,
Corner Gary and Goth streets, ON the Dock,
Mar l0-ts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

| VIRGINIA, to witt Al rules held IL tho
Clerks office Of the circuit for tho cou,,-
~ Of Halifax, ON the first Monday In May. 1851.
Joseph J. Arrrndall and Eiyira his wifc Plt'Gs,
| oEotna
| Henry N. Winston, Eppa II. Clarke Zebe,lce
Petty, John Dunlop and Laura his wife, John w.
Doss md Dca bis vito, John Winston ir., An
drew Tsbell and Sarah u. his wife, John q. Wal.
lnce and Laurn his wife, Allen q. Winston, limo.
| thy II. Winston, Thcarsa Winston and Aida A.
Winston, Def'ts.
IN CIIANCERy.
sThc object of this suit Il to compel tho admin
isirntor Of John Winston settle his account mud
pny to the parties entitled, their respective
| proportions Of the said estate"
| IL appearing by satisfactory evidence Tint tho
defendants, John w Doss nnd Della his wife, John
Dunlop md I.aurp his wife. John Winston jr.. An.
drew IrbclI and Sarah u. HE wiGs, John q. waincr
and Laura his wife, Allen o. Winston, Timothy Il.
Winston Therusa b. Winston and Aida A. Win
ston, residents Of this State, they requir
ed to appear here within month after duo pub
LEGATION hereof aud do whit is necessary to protect
their in'crcsts and II IL ordered that copy oftlis
order be published in the Iynchburg vignian
n week for four successive weeks and ulso po.trsi
nj the front door Of the courthouse of this county
on the first day ofrhc next county court.
eopy--Tcstc,
May ea-w4w WINS s. HOLT. n. 6.
+. Barssdalc j.. AIRY toy pi,.Ga
VIRGINIA, to wit: Al rules held in tho
| Clerks Office % the circuit for the coun-
~ Of Halifax, the first Monday In May. 1851.
| james Kirk, Plaintiff,
| against
Isnac Kirk In his own right. md executor ~
William Kirk, Jnmcs II. Purkin- nd,nr Of Fanny
Kirk, Polly Cnmpion, John A. McCrnw executor
Of Fleming Owen, Labnn Kirk, Ezekiel Martin
and Nancy his wife, John d. Crews aud Elizabeth
his wife, Thomas :: iums and Sally his wife,
Dcrts.
CIIANCERY.
"Thc object Of this suit I. To obtnin decree FIR
the division OIL estate Of WIN. Kirk dec u, nccar
ding to the will 81 the cccdcnt aud the rights 81 tho
parties"
i appcnring by satisfactory evidence TINT tho
defendants, Laban Kirk, Ezekiel Martin and NM
cy his wife, not residents Of t. State, they uro
required to appcnr here within onc month after duo
publication hereof, and do whit IL necessary 70
protect their intcrcsts and Il IL ordered TINT co-
~ Of this order DO published in the Lynchburg
Virgininn onco week for four successive weeks,
md nlso posted Mt the front door IL this courtousc
Of this county, the first day Of tho ncxt county
court copy--Tc.ic,
May .e-wiw wM. =. HOLT, y. q.
u. Barksdnle ir., An'yJor phE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

A circuit court continued and holden for the
n county Of Patrick, at tho courthouse, on the
2Sth day of April, 1851
John d. Mitchell, Pl'T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05
PERUVIAN GUANO,
COV $4,000 inch Cypress Shingles,
50 bales Hay.
10 tons Anthracite Coal
10 barrels Tar,
100 bags Office,
For sale by JAMES B. RENWICK.
NEW INITIATION AT THE

MI W ATTRACTION AT THE
IN Book, Fine Jc~efry, Fancy Goods and Watch
Store 81 JOHN +. WRIGHT have now on
hand the largest and most elegant assortment Of
New Jewclry and Watches ever seen in this mark
Miscellaneous Books, School Books. Novels, &C.,
&c. All Goods, Watches, &c sold by me are war;
rantcd to be Of the quality represented and sold at
the very lowest market price nj which such goods
can be obtnncd, either in Richmond or Lynchburg
All who mny favour me with their patronage shall
be fully satisfied
N b. ! have regularly employed one of the best
Watch Makers, who will repair Watches. mend
Jcwelry, put in Loekcfs and Medallion Glasses, in
tho hest manner, repair Clocks and in fact do any
work that can be done in any Jcwclry establishment
in Lynchburg.
May 29-ts JOHN r. WRIGHT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

NJ FOR RENT-The Brick Tenement on
- Main Street, ono squire below the franklin
Hotel, for many years used as n grocery store and
At present occupied by James l.. Wood. For
terms apply to Geo. II. Lambeth or to me-
May 29-is JNO. w. LAMBETH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
pTIg Haliowell. CANARY, Na.a'ian-
Schr Fxne, Tho aas, Trsnldsd BAY.
spoken.

rerIsah.ua Hevs.-Narch IS IN la, ~ Al s. loa Is W
bark FanAs Ma,o5 80 q IN NIork for ms port
Per Fanny Mach e Il. IS 10 3 ioa * - " sap Nor
ton o Is IN Lsyerpoo .ur Cai3o, y az - y = 20 -
~ " passed re tark Ovon. supposed 70 oe ooani t
this or q
Per Charlot,e-Ap5.i IS ~h ship Zenas, conn 81 NAA-
-ur.e- wIfh $50 MS s5era oil. bound for the = Cas
Per Tennes>le-Nay .. itj miles north o. Aca'i"N',
steamer Gen AREA. hence lsr Panama or " 500"
of The 18Th. Iassed Two steamers, supposed % nc s N-
and Reruhls- NJ =.
i-g pi.Ecm auatas IN I-yCr7ooi Tor thus PIX -.
Per Wilan rlefillc-HEv 10, IA, IS y Ion - ~ "
raSscd II Amellcll sll. ruc n ae1IAI - u a.. -
ma. ~ .tis 7Crr -
Per : sioor-cfvar Fainou,oNaT 2. N Ia. 3 = y
Ion ~ 3 - Am f.- A. from SgincF Honolulu j..
fer tbs rclt nth T.. So 3 y. Ion ti . W bars ots"s
Boston. bound .or Columbia River
Per CameoNgfcA DO. II IL. 3 ) :, lon no 3 " wn sap
Perlyrn ii Nantucket. - mos on', $50 hhlS SPIN -
Per Col mhushar 20 miles west Of the island u MOI
iuoso steamer Gold Hunter. for Panama, h AZ s. Ph
IS mules west II Acapulco. steamer Unon Marks. hence
for Panama. Ith. a; All IS miles " oy OF Acap4e,
Republic hence iof Panama. same das Al IT, II
10 miles WNN II Acapulco. steamer Sarah sands, isi'
DO.
Avr ira ship Mc.c'n. Binney. II New Bedford. OF
months with 70 hfs - OIL beside having seat 100 home
from western Islands. On ga Dee, ot Cape Horn. $
chef aad boats crew iaS- 70 whale otherwise All
Per TsnG1n-May lsh IN lat 81 IS " Ion 1873 30 bark
keoka hence for Oregon
Per 81 oan-NIarch ooh n lat 81 81 lon Is 20 W.
bark alter CLAYTON. ~ H. i'm Boston frthS port Aq
lat 90 Al $ ion g ", shp North Carolina I'm Baltimore Tor
Per Gray Fsa;hes-May g. IN lai IS y. ion lst ". sAp
Sus4utAdnla. ii aAd IN Ph.lada. for MS port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

DRUGS AND DYE-sTuFFs-Are IN very limited demand
TEurTs txp PzESERvrS--Ssll r-et,y vel
HaKpwARF-Is much better demand, ard sood deal
doug .: retail
IIcuoRs-Are a about oar 'as. qlo.s:ions
IEarHEE-ls IA mOceTa.s demand.
IUwnEE-Hls rather tallen a. ercer- 'or sons re"
klrds ard lly considered 1nCE. 10 cent esS thin
prccs Quoted n as TIE STOCK ms; have been e'r-
MEfLs-Arc better hut larve parcels cannot be sold a,
o-rr- -Icns. me principal business Icing re-aL
Mol ssr~-SaleS moderate
NAILE-A far su1pll in market.
Cus-A good demand i1F PANT oils
PtISTs-in good requ.>:
fEovIsloSs-Saes extremely light So, enough r 2
months
SCAF-lI AR Request
S-A~roSrEF-k rl- ARRIVAL AVE- rrfl lLqrett1 .--e
stacs The demand fgl some ar-.,.es good
Tcr icC2Nc have Qre,v good supply AMI pfi't> Aie
hardly am.
TrIs-FIare not niate-ialls altered.
SFkyrN'S WAGEs-Ars "A such = position as we are
unable to quote hsn ca acco; 4 their extreme resl-
arlfs
VEssEis-Are dull The schooner ka.e Heath was sold
a: private sale for S1eoo
SICSEF-B1t Lizzie dong. Money not scarce on, thtfe
want of confidence most securities offered ana rates
from 20 , cent. .
ErcHASGE-Can hs had al par Some ~ more On
London but liitle IT an thing dong
We conclude hy saving. Tie wants ~ nc coihirf VII =.
allow Cfe1yy slr u.e-> AMI al eltIes nic "l'i't i
knovledge II the market. VII result IN loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
THE COUNTRY QUIET.
Markets. Marriages. Deaths. shipping, &c.

The steamship Promesheu', Capt. IL. ".
Jorrsox arrived early yesterday morning from
tl,acres. by way Of San Juan de Nicaragua, bringing
$50 passengers
The Prometheus arrived at Chagres on her out
ward massage on the morning OF the 22d OF June left
on the evening Of the 23d and arrived at San Juan IN
20 hours she left san Juan On the morning OF the
2s:h al 20 o'clock AN. and arrived OF SANDY HOOK
"Wednesday night At 10 O'Clock, IN : days and q
hours from San Juan
She left the steamer Empire city, Capt WILSON al
Chagres
The steamer Tsansssse arrived at Panama on me
moroing Of the Goth June, with $50 passengers and
% 500 600 in gold dust and specie.
Died on the passage home, Nicholas salmon OF
Canal, Fulton Co., OHIO, on the 2s.h June, aged -
years
TIE following Is 4 LIST Of passengers ~ the Pro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
THE ISTIMUS.

We have received files Of Panama payer
TO the 18th ut The following items are ifo" -
Panama Herald OF that date
DEATHS AT sEA.-The following deaths oceu''s
al sea, on board the ship Afghan, on her ps''>r
from San Francisco this port "A.
Isaac Tornton. Samuel d. Clarkson- Wm ois1ss
and William Eelds, ali from the state OF Missou1
Another passenger an Italian from Genoa, aiso ~"
STEAMBOAT COLLISION ON TIE CHAoREs KILL
On TUESDAY morning as,, a. the steamer Asl ""@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
The Gold Mountain i'm the Desert

The stockholders of the Desert Mining Company
have lusi held their annua! meeting al Los Angeles
THIS company are now AZ active operation al iAeir
nine, about 80 miles from Los Angeles, aad have
two mills al work. Two shafts have been sunk. one
forty and The other sixteen feet deep and sbori 80
uns Of rock have teen thrown oct Some fifteen
men employed, and preparations are beng made
10 erect more mills The company Is very s.ngune
OF success and have exhibited some beautiful spec,-
mems. They Lave as vet had no dthculty With Ia
dians al their mlne. although some of their pro>-
pecing parties have been charged upon BY The l,.A>
Who mi>tcok them for tali'oFn.ans, AID Nho upon
discovering iasm 20 Re Americans, ifsaic~ tacn a..h
the utmost k.GcisSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
OREGON.

Adviccs from Oregon to the 23d of May
had been received at san Francisco
The elective canyassng for state officers appears
To occupy good deal of the attention OF the citzen
OF oregon, and preparations are making Tor The com
ing contest. m
The papers are perfectly destitute of news Inc
news from the mines IS less encouraging than iOfnef
w. A party who have recently returned report maj
the average yield Is less than s. per day per man.
while some who worked hard were making Boihng
They are compelled to carry the dirt distance OF
several hundred Yards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Review OF the Market.

SANFRANclsco. SATURDAY.. Ma 81.
After he hrc. fof a few DAYS, there g'nd demand
iof NAM KIND oi goOos, and considerable anauh' "i ',-
ntss Transacted
Tie puncpal part, Il all. the auction houses, hsj
been burnt oUconse queutly hui few s;os were male
public But for the lasI week the auction houses
having been iut up have ava1ed themselves II the
means 4 pushing o. remnants Of stocks alt others wish
g 20 real.e sood many goods have been forced u al
the ncs, irregular rates. These Circumstance, have
caused fewer transactions a. private sale We thInA, how
that h, surpas s.ocA viii worked OF aad
race iio~ NJ Is re- lar course. and = heav business =
not done VII e regular ana u neratng rates. tN
ceP, Tor article, with which oyersiocked Prl,es
sesncr ,Ac,pr ior few articles l. oaIu he aiaer
wse ati'r appalling calamity the LAST than Lat
some ttehtnes> should he Tie Consequence bu, We feel
CERTAIN when y thai n tia be i,na any otter
coIniaLi;s. can and VII BE- done by Miscellaneous
consl- nmsnis 20 tA market cannot DC iV sol The
>uIesr course To- shippers to be nj on
AGRIlUL rURAL lNFLENENTs--Are "a small demand.
bkLAp SrlAss-lh he stock : large anu he ltpn
much i.ss than formerly. - ,eFy good supp OF
Nr-t'Ahles ~ Aahd lhe flOr m-Ekei : n uiiain a
POSITION me Cth Flour Company the lar~cst holders
oLd the market not beng active ANTICIPATED tas
cra points IA The Interior consequently, parties who have
heretofore lsen dealers have withdrawn sud the Comsany
rcse.s Al unsatisfactory t. the trade Hawai- asd q al
lesS fpT hAs come forward IN nns orde- and scs vsry
~ei Oats sol quickly, and soae hne English has hT nj
BOors AM sHoEsof these ar,css there appears TO be
H. scare " snc are eoiHg NJ god IL the shippers
fRitk>-Sell readily PRIME hard BncNs frInSing a. a
SIS inferior qualities les.
ELANkkT> q far demand.
CettEk-Ih.s article keeps pretty regular the stock
CANniE> have rather declined and ar, 1T brsss
CLOTHING IA, ~ Nsry heavily and does ncs pas
Cl6Rs-fhe receipts pretty iATse AMI the art ce
ncf Nefy much sought for
70 the fact tia, there are many ARTICLES
thai can he turned WIKI much f4cl her, y
movement AID II = difficult Of sale, the ok Beng large
tcKrACE-in sooi request
ChNE,r FANCY GcoDs have hcen sold 20 extern, al
ismancT4tiAg pnces
CfNENr, LiNx and LIVE PUTTY sell A. waiting a, better
RATES
nAY Gcors-A g'od Cany sno'is H. iiae have found
fuictasts
Iovsssi, Have -.h'r falen hacs. AL GA u pm
sh-'sa 4.wsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
CleaTanCes.

May a. ship Potomac, Gardner, Rencia.
Bark Coddeffroy, Young. Hong Kong
Brig George Emery. Fowler. Puge,s sound
Br sch Creole Kemp, sydney. 10 passengers
sen Thomas Grace Stockton.
MAJ IS ship Pacific Arthur, RI lie Janeiro.
RI baIk Aureke Coma, Manila.
Hawaiian bark Don (luiKoss, West, Honolulu
Peruvian bus Amaze Laiads, Ma1a'iAh
Mas a. BI sh,p Oliver Cromwell Alexander V par;so
Bark Cleora, Peabody, VALPARAISO.
French brig Emma Rede Tahiti
Pr ing Diana RPhersos slpara4so
sen Merchantmen, Beard, Oregon
sch Pontiac. whaling cruise
SOop Wave , Eler, Honolulu.
May u snip Geo Washington, CaHdase santa Barbara,
Bng Newcastle SIMMER Humboldt Bay
Sch Sophia. Anderson, San Diego.
May iS steamship Columbia, lie Roy Astoria - pass.
Steamer OHIO. Haley san Diego 70 passengers
Bremen trg Reform, Oitendorf Caiiao
sch Bett, Bliss. Rollins, VALPARAISO
aag go-Shlp james Perkins haAis SANDWICH Islands
ship Ion an. Ranlett, Calcutta
Brs Osceola FaLare. RIO De Janefo.
Mag @l-Shlp Ozark, Bartlett. Calcutta
MsHeaa big YasTp .i Lsya s.et vafsaI sSs
MAY Z2-Ship Fonda, Nckerson. Calcutta
BIZ fark Novelty Harrison sydney, passengers.
Bars souiherner, Hooper Nalpara.so
Ma ls-Br brig Ispic, Mayhocd. Hong konS VIA Homo
luiu
Ii brg Amelia VI MILAN. Mazsslan.
Nay @s-sieaIner CHESAPEAKE, Mcdonald, Humboldt aud
sr sI,p BOLIVIA Dezian. VALPARAISO
ship Ship , %aiAfgs . ioghs Gaes'''
Sysesa eIlg !aesR BE, LedGgiss HOG Xons
Sch kavOrl.e. Brown, Santa Cruz
May xt-Ship Masonic. Couey. Sandwich Island
Br bars Gardner RO'ertson. Salparal~s.
Bark Sacrsss. Irving, Astoria
Br bark NarEzret broca, Ayrss H0ta-t Town.
Rnx LeveTefr, Marsfun Guaymas
Gilman hnE Alice. Pasard. Mazztlan.
Schr Iowa. Aimond. kealso
ScAr eager. Dunh4m, Iahlil
Schr Alexander. Terry. Trinidad.
NAV z7-ShIg LantaT Br,zdtgFF. Cant.
Barr A Thompson. ScaEuon, VAL aral--,
schT Amelia. Wilson. Gulsmas
Nav zS-Ship Commonwealth Baxter. Calcutta
Ship haEckestcT. Coffin. VALPARAISO.
Big & keLcall cT0ss. Puget's Sound.
MAJ ss-Ship Samuel Appleton. Isaac Do4ne, Canton
Schr G Hobart Gwen. NYOrk.
May Sc-ShIy M4zail4n CgiiIIg. S.hdvlcL Islands
Ship George Brown. HiEgiEs Calcutta
Ship Rockwell. Esans. Manila.
ship Salsosst. v lisin. Haur.kC
ship HChna. AseD. Calcutta
BIZ kaEi .igi-. Snta' Han.hc ~ Pay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Passengers sailed

z. storer Constitution. rom san Frarctsco. Ma 90 for
PcnGWc- CAPT Dr1urroIl. lady and child Mr Met AMY
sutton Mrs Sl0a and Children. W n II, l. Love-
land james { George. Joseph Svft. James Andrlie.
Cutn. = Dorsey. J L PTor. Thre VI Dorsey. james
Ieycr.ck L Yor. + T starr. VI Warren. Captain g
,Iunroe Charles Brennan. VI Rose. Ferguson John
Hall DR. II Mccall. Joseph Hall. John 2 Liie, VIM VI
Feu Preston Can't L VI Borden Asa Fldler 9 Schultz
Charles Preston Barton. Freeman. James A GarAn
John kadduK. l. A Schnlfz. ID Canunwell. l. VI Leslie.
T Poole II Estes. Edmund CavSSer. l. ID Il-ru, Cas-
fello. snow, b Carpeuier b Miller. Barker. \
Boeleo. Lew DAVIS. Thomas 5 Quynah, O Provost
James II Emery Charles HaSgerty l. Woods; john
VI Trnlet l. Drishrough James Jones. II HasSill, q
Carson. & ChoTel. + Maruum, + { SCOTT. John HeWs-
b II Dunn. Peter Iort. Hamilton, y >inon W y Us
born y Is Marsh. II Perkins. Wallace } Mesier-
vet 4, Wood " " Estes g Patterson. II Stearns,
LOUIS Gross g q Gazer. FL Mnrray. Albert Mott. g
Porter. an sutton, James Day, Geo West @ lancaster
{ ComSiocA J French. Eiser. J Erskne. Johnston
J NsslHsEion l. HallTech Peucmln, tlay, I ht'h-
en- l. Vi Clarke. \ Weystner. u d Baldredge, l. OlNeT
" SsvIlle Prosper Fallant James McDont Il, Pegk u
Clarke " STILES. \ c Harcer. Gilbert. lriah Bar.
Iofu Warwick. \ Hi. : HI. \ Brown, Blrnhaiu
" n RAY l. I Farnham. a poln. n Floherty,J Eaton
I. Dram. ,Ioorc . { Udcl Everett Evert, VI
Fveret T. Cummings. WIN Crockett, ~ Beckett. r for
ter ID II polt.I Peach. r Herschel, samuel Cobb 9
W Cooper. John Welsh. 1 Black. = bu'lef, -
Iiear l. W Tl-ar. 4 Brown, ! Avery. streeonSN,
Roder Hilton. Churchill. Hf sman, JOS Elliott,
John Elliott Aaron Porter. GUeGgTeoS. X Close, oven
Bliss { Milne / Shur;. l. Leary Beardsley, q {
Scovfl T / Holnstrnn. / shepherd Th1S Milltlns;
McCarley Bishop. Feug Juan Gomey. J ii Wicki-
cor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
slavery Abolished.

Congress adjourned on ire 10th Ut Pfeso-s
adjournment. Il raised law ab0hshlDg slA'sif
the Republic, 10 90 INTO effect the JET d~y u "a
nary l-52
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Gen. Morehead's Expedition in Trouble.

letter in the AHa California, dated san Diego,
May II, 1851, says
The arrival of the " Josephine" with Quarermas
ter General Morehead and his party, has created
quite a sensation about town. First, the town was
to be sacked by way of making out outfit for the
expedition 10 Lower California THIS, II is thought
by those mos, frightened was abandoned IN conSe-
quence of the great poverty of the place but SUCH
thing could hardly have been contemplated, though
the Mayor kept out vigilani guard all night.
Second, the news brought by the steamer of lSt,
that the Governors Proclamation was ont for the ar
themselves. Nothing official could be found '0r nis
arrest or II certainly would have been done. On
9Th, many Of them visited the city and alter getting
well up III spirits Quarrelng IN general commenced,
and resulted IN fight among the most urpo-t g. a
fstlcuf which resulted III black eyes ana plunged
noses only. The Governor of California Is ana mas
been the city for some days. Al rSt, ne feit many
apprchcnsions for the safety OF his country and was
considered troubled with fear, bui hndng oul the
character Of the party could only think, the coun-
try is safe" Don Manuel Castro, the Governor IS
an intelligent man and nice gentleman he Is well
known here and highly respected " would be use.
less To comment the object or probable result OF
their CXrCiluon.
California. PERISH IN the glorious effort are now
without means very Scant of PROVISIONS and sad 70
bc IN great want OF daro II IS supposed that Nj.
White now IN Panama. Is al their head ana 10 be
the Nelol,on of the grand operation. Capt. Macy
commands the Josephine, and has been trying 10
leave SINCE the eth nSt but IN consequence OF some
trouble win Nlll OihctlS IN SCtbHg thtil dN'puItS
for wood. water beef. &c, did not get of until the
night ofihe 9Th She sailed for MaIatlan and on the
OH schooner touched IN, and Jeff immediately for
some port reported TO be IN hot pursuit OF Quarter
Masicr-Gcncial Morehcad.
Tie same paper saws
In Los Angeles party OF about thirty. already or
panzed are preparing 10 start by Land IN a few day
INTO Sonora. The report which they make of them
selves IS that they are gong TO sonora TO take al
vantage of the offer recently made by the Governor
of thai State granting a certain amount of land ~
settlers within the territory although II is perfectly
understood from the preparations OF the party that
they intend making a forcIble st cure of Sonora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
News from the Mountains.


ANoTHLR INDIAN TREATY.-Dr WoZcncroii, one
OF the Indian Commissioners. returned 10 THIS cty
Yesterday morning from the StsnlSlaus River, where
lie has lust concluded treaty With six tribes Of In
dams The treaty ground was at Dents crossing, on
the SianiSlauS, where the Indians came IN On the
2Sth the treaty WAS concluded. They were located
tract of land lying between the sianlslduS and
Tuolumnc, comprising tract about twelve miles
across ty eight miles wide The terms OF The treaty
were pretty much the same a. those male with the
other tribes Old Cornelius, of the Tuoumne tribe,
has been gwen league OF land covering the tract he
has been living ON and cultiyating for many years
The following Is the list Oi the tribes and their Seye-
raj chiefs Ose- Trinidad, OF the Wc-Chl-laS. Nu-
n-kah, OF the Su-kah'S Pdh-ke-no OF Tie hotopl
nemlS PHILIPPE, Of the Chappah- sims iu-aii-lo Of
the Sagwaln-nis These tribes are about 0H0 strong
Alta California.
RIor AT NEYApA-The N,cad0 Journal gives an
account of rot which occurred IN that city on
Thursday and FRIDAY hast. The facts seem IA DC
these Mr. Hayden claimed lot on Oregon HI.
Others also claimed n. tie sold his clam To party
and went 10 put them IN possession. tie was attacked
hy ono of those VITO had been III possession tor some
DAYS, with AK, while another ired a pistol. gem
eial hgfi took place, m which one man VA, wound
81. Next morning Hayden brought action agalns;
the other party, whose name Cas>ln. but the
case dismissed. The parties went out, QUAR-
relied, Cas>in fred at HAYDEN, who rushed INTO ne
Courtroom, followed by several persons. who Grei
sly eight times III the midst OF the crowd, without
hurting any one. and after Hayden got INTO the street
several shots were hred al hlm as he alOIg. \
MI. White, who had purchased an interest IA Hay-
NieiuA, MAS hAOthtN NoNh, Ms Tempe tNl Hti-
~ his Collar-boue fractured and TWO or three ribs
broken.
The Mayer issued proclamation. coayenlac the
Council. and calling upon The citizens 10 come for
ward and support the laws The Council met. and
passed VarOus ordinances suited 10 the occasion.
INDIAN FiGHr The Placer Tunes contains a letter
irom Diamond Springs, stating that Col Roser>
Win The volunteers under his command. hal
gasemeni With the Indians on the south FORK ol The
American nNer on the 25ih, lasting several hours
o. the volunteers, Edwin Jcnks OF Roscoe H. was
Killed W Nichols. morially wounded ana Marion
James and ltlchard Thomas, severely wounded
Twelve or fifteen Indians are sat 10 have fallen
Beng hut md.aerenily pToyls.0aed and inferior IN
nEnsSTS. The volunteers TctTeaiei
The IDRcS SAWS that thirteen men were drowned
al Parks Bar recently They Were crosSng N a
boat. when the rope broke. the boat Was capsized
The men were all plunged into the stream and SIX
only out Of tweniy-cne succeeded n saving them
selves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

MOREHEAD'S EXPEDITION DEFEATED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

SAN FRANCISCO REBUILT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

WING AND OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTIONS.