New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

hung about O'Clock on Friday, the llth INST, at the
end Of Market Wharf, in the presence OF several
thousand citizens.
A Spanish woman was hung IN Downievlle, IN the
Sacramento Valley for nncerihg man named
Cannon on the 1th INST
In Sacramento, Marysville, stockton and else
where tie citizens have felt themselves compelled
to at in their behalf, the laws having prove
20 utterly Inadequate IN Themselves, and their al
mnls;raiion by the properly constituted authorities
Men have been executed for offences Of criminal
nature IN this city and in stockton. The recent
execution Of Stewart In this city produ ed tempo
rary excitement among those VINO entertained
opinions anagonistlc 10 the acton ofthe Committee
but II appears TO be suOsiding. His Honor Mayor
Brennan has issued proclamation desiring all good
citizens to Withdraw FROM the Vigilance Committee
or associations of like character, and Judge Camp
bell of the Court OF Sessions. The 18th instant
charged the Grand Jury for the County that all those
concerned in the execution Of Stuart had been guilty
Of murder or were pariiceps crHnsalS
The Vigilance Committee stlll continues 10 eX-
ercise it, powers, and X using lis utmost endeavOrs
TO rid the community of the villains who have so long
infested il. Their acts are sustained by a majority
of the citizens. Organizations Of similar chard cter
have sprung up in almost all the prominent places OF
California. and the Courts have been forced, by the
expression Of public sentiment TO pay sircter aiien-
ton TO the administration OF the law.
The intelligence from the North IS by no means
pleasant. 4 party OF pioneer emlgrdnts. wis had
been landed at Point Oxford. above Trinidad con-
slsilng OF ten men, under command OF Capt. XIII
dams in the entire vicinity Of Rogues River and the
klamath region have exhibited the utmost hostility
against the whites, and being armed with guns and
pistols, as well as bows and arrows, are most Tor
midablC adversary. Several parties OF whites were
in arms and In pursuit of those who had committed
depredatiOns al the last accounts.
The Ind ans are still troublesome IN Sacramento
Valley. and refuse III at the place specified
by DR.. O. VI. Wozencraft, one Of the Indian COm'nls
Sioners. Col. Mckee, also Of the Commission, is at
Benlcia preparing to prosecute his mission IN me re-
gion OF the klamath and Trinity Rivers. Col. Bar
bour IS in the vicinity OF Los Angeles, intending to
visit again the Indians in the Tulare Valley, who
have recently exhibited a disposition to break their
treaty Of peace and amltv. The Commission are
totally without funds and utterly unable to prosecute
Their mission to successful issue without additional
supplies.
4 rencOntre took place on the Isl inst. between
Geo T. Lemon. City Assessor, and VIM VI Graham
A Young LAWYER Shots were exchanged, AM Ora
ham was shot IN the mouth and left arm. Lemon
Immediately gave himself up, but his adversary
having told HIM TO draw and defend himself, aad
suited tie action 70 the word, the Recorder dis
charged him Grahamis out and doing well.
The Attn Of July was not celebrated with any great
pOmp. in consequence of the calamity which has -
recently befaen the city. Ii was, however, observed
by the fung of guns paraccS. &c
IN Sacramento City a most aggravated highway
robbery was committed on me vIh INST III pioau
DAYLIGHT impatient of the laws delay. the people,
by their united expression, induced the court and
tie lawyers selected TO defend the prisoner, to 20
INTO tildl Immediately, and at last accounts one of
the party was before the court on trldl.
The MormOnS are making decided movement
toward establishing direct communication from me
Salt Lake 10 The Pac ic. large party have recently
arrived from Salt Lake through the CaJon Pass about
sixty miles from Los Angeles. with an expressed de-
termination TO settle IN that section They are sad
To be negotiating for the purchase of very hne
rancho belonging TO Senior Antonio Longo.
The intelligence from the mines continues to be
extremely encouraging, and general spirit OF con-
entment seems TO prevail among the miners.
The effects OF the late fire In this city are yet per
rept BILE but the energy and enterprise of our citl-
zens appears 10 be undated. The " burned district,
although not entirely rebuilt pretty thckly stud
led with tenements Of all descriptions, and brick and
stone buildings of the most substantial character are
IN process OF erection N all parts.
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.-Snce our last reVle"
we have 10 important changes to notice. there beng
no disposition TO go INTO any extensive operations,
and no ovorplus Of money AT such rates as would
hold out any advantage 50 to do. as the prospects
now offer.