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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Exciting Rumor! Indian Ilosfilities.!

Dir. McCombe, of Gregory's Express,
mento yesterday the effect that the Indians have again
become hostile and in SCOTS Valley had killed One
Hundred and Forty White Men, and had property
amounting to near S25000O. The Senators from the
Counties OF Klamath aud Shasta it is said. had applied
to the Government for aid to expel the Indians from
their present locality, and to suspend the treaty with
them.
The Indians continue to be very trouble
rome near Ell Dorado, and are growing holder and
bodsr every day. About the 9th u, large party OF
them made an attack on Recess corral, but did not
SUCCEED In carrying away any stock They fired seve-
rel guns the whites but fortunately no one was in
iured An Indian who taken prisoner, attempted to
escape, and was killed.
On Sunday night, three men. who were
pro,pecting on the South Fork Of Cottonwood Creek,
wegS' attacked by the Yucas Indians The Indians
came upon them suddenly, in the night time and, be-
fore any eectual defense could be made, two OF tho
pariv were severely wounded with arrows. Although
the Indians numbered about fifteen they were speedily
driven off, without being able TO take with them any
animals belonging to the camp. The recovery Of Mr..
Tutte and generally called Tennessee is consd'
cred doubtful
On the afternoon of Tuesday last, Messrs.
VIM J. hloeat and A. j. Price, printers, formerly from
San Francisco, were mining within about two miles
from this place, left their camp for short time, and
mon returning. they found that their camp had been
robbed All of their blankets cooking nsils aud pro-
visions oi the latter they had considerable quantty
were taken The tracks of the thieves were followed
for some distance but nothing OF any value was recov-
cred Shasta CoGrier, 10th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
INDIA.

Dispatches by the Overland Mail from
India via Marseles, havecome to hand. They contain
little hey ond that expressed in the Geographic summary
sent by the Canada except deils oil tue movements oil
troops destined for the expedition sgainst the Burmese
The battle referred To in the Geographic summary, APP
pears from the vague accounts OF in the papers, to
have been frontier engagemt Mt in which some 100
were Killed.
The Nizams country Is in so bad a condition fnanci-
ally that il must fall into the hands of the British
who principal creditors. The notorious corrup-
ton that exists in the administration OF the affairs of the
Presidency Is again exciting the attention OF the Bonn
bay piess
Commercial intelligence from Bombay
is from March 70 April ., inclusive Money continued
very easy large quantities of bullion having arrived
from England and China, and this prevailing abundance
is hot likely to give way Immediately.
In Imports steady inquiry and business to fair ex
tent exists in Cotton Piece Goods, at about previous
prizes Long Cloth has become heavy of sale prices
more in favor of buyers Cotton Yarn has been rather
quiet, au0, III mule, quotations reduced prices OF wa
ters however, have been maintained with An improve
mcnt, TO 20 imports Of Dyed Orange have oeen
rather large aud prices AZ present dull; Turkey Red
su heavy OF sale The market for Wolens contiaass
depressed, with sales. Metals generally, dull Tia
plates in requests Copper Sheathiug and Brazers both
declined, while Tiles continue as before. Ne South
American in the market. Large stock Of Cochineal
with slow sale.
Erpors-PErrER of all descriptions In good demand
for The home KEYS, and purchases made to arrive
CoTToN Wool has been very steady with slight adj
in price, considerable purchases have been made
for the China market and 10 smaller extent Tor Eng
land The Opium market has been toeraoly steady at
advanced prices
EXCHANGE on Calcutta, % rupees; on China, PA p
cent. Z dollar, sixty days eight
There has been considerable activity in FREIGHrs for
both Britain and China. The rates for London and
Liverpool reached high 50 II Q, and n rupees
foi China; but within the last few days there mas been
a decline IS s. Tor Liverpool ana e3 Z Tor London,
and 20 rupees for China.
Tie Calcutta markets exhibi. marked change from
the above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Liverpool Cotton Market.


Since the sailing of the Canada Saturday, we have
continued to experience steady and somewhat animated
demand notithstsnd the recent heavy import ana ac
counts from the IT, of the crop exceeding the estimates
these who formerly indeedn 9oOO bales IS the 0Topal5
yield of this sea,ns growth This may be Attributed TO me
confidence the present Of prices caused oy Inc iou
dance of money lacking investment and the continued large
consumption in the manufacturing districts Holders nave
met demand freely bn in dDng there has been no
manifest to accept lower rates and these are con
quently supported with the exception that more choce n
chasers have the advantage better selection sJds rae
business sweed up in amount by the operations OF oo
exporters and spectators principally the former atnousn
the latter would extend their Transactions materially al any
decline current rates. -,
The sales on Saturday estimated at 1000 bales
1000 on speculation and for export Ga Monday sal : i'
haes-S on speculation and for export 1000 American
Tue sday sales Gao bales 000 speculation and tS 5N
port 1900 American The import INCLUDING % OD oies
arrived reported in last Fridays ccuars Is aoou'
$50 0O0 bales principally American
The prices Of Tuesday market, May were; - -,
Fair. Middlng Ordinary
NewOrleans D NJ 81 81 SOL
Mohile - 81 az
Atsntic ............... 81 4i5I6 40is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Daniel Webster :
We are indebted to Mr.. B. S. Hopkins
Purser of the D. w, for late California papers
Massacre ofIudians.

A correspondent of The Times ana
7rausiEe, writing from Godfrey's Rancho, In sou'n
Valley sves the following details ofan Indian massacre
Another battle fought Klamsth River between
the miners and Indians the morning Of the lSh Vi
this month e INV Ar.
Yes erday was informed by miner OF my an an
ousxtanc- just up from klamath, that an ln1sn 'An
hsia locaied In Sciad Valley, Is miles below sou
River was s,ormed and forty Indians killed, ana tne
houses burned TO the ground IA
TIE Klamath Indians for distance Of forty miles 20
Low, tho roou,h ot Scott River, have been tor 700;
time very hostile and Troublesome to the miners "n'
At Happy Camp which is situated twenty mss ,Ssm
evs that no indians should be allowed 10 come 70 s
psee II thew did they were be shot Instantly waed
The Indian Agent Mckee passed up TINS i ,n,armsd
him Of the law which they had made for their pfo.sS
tlon sgains, Indian dcpredstiopa Mr. Mckee Than SS
ruunicsted this to the Indians Last January ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

scented to the Corps Lesislaff The proposed organ,
zaon Is to possess fifteen Aca6em.s to he located a.
AK, Besancon Lille, Lyons, Montpelier, Paris Poitiers
Renpes, Suashourg and Toulouse. Each Academy IL
TO be presided ny Rector and Academic Council,
comprisng most of the clerical municipal aud legal
notales of the place Independently of the Aca tenic
Counc there is TO De in each department Board com
posed OF the Bishop and hil aids 10 act az cncck on
the other No change is be made in the system y
primary education. but numerous alterations In the al
vsDced classes The feathers of primary schools are 20
receive yearly salaries rangingfrom 400 to 800 francs
The highest price of Wheat IN the De-
partments at present Is 2239c the hectolte at Stras
bourg and the lowest price l4f25c. at Painpoin the
lle-et Vlaine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Latest European Intelligence.

BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
The English war steamer Dragon had
fallen in with waerlogged timber ship and owed her
into Lisbon. Her name is supposed to be the Gil
merston.
The Austrian garrison in Tuscany is to
be reduced Lucca Pisa AMI Sienna are to bs evacd
oted by the Austrian troops and 1000 men quit
the Duchy.
The Deb0ts comes out in favor of the
American expedition to Japan "What is now doing
by the Americans" it says, SIS the realization OF the
dream of Christopher Columbus
Additional advces have been received
from the Cape of Good Hope, to 18th March, y the
Maidstone at Plymouth. They indicate nothing new
Sir Harry Smiths expedition moved from hing WIZ
Hams Town on the 4th March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

The English market IL ,teaiy On Tuesday money es5s
but some sale, the close 10 ~sred the nsrkst =
cent The cosins pncex FOR Consos for account aud
money, 500 1 ThreeGnd aquarter per Cents 100 Vlos'
Bank Stock 2gt
Forizn market quiet Meyrsns. 81 0}if; spl1i1 Ac-
tives II ld2is do Threcs 4taf9: do Passiyes S3G1l
Gold Mines extremely depressed. Aqua Fra 3Wl prem
Alta California TAI prem Nouveau Monde, I dis ~s
prem Marposs. ! q dis
Rail way Shares iuctuatng account Of heavy s2ecua-
ion.
ExcHANGEs.-Exchanges rather hisher. Amsterdam,
u 2t-Sight 12ldl2 | Hambnrgh, l3 lf6S III; PriS
p 60d32 65-Sgh Is 4o 3 Isl Frankfort III Dl2 Ant
werp. Is 2id25 g. Leghorn. 80 80.
PARIS BouRsE Bourse has been somewhat unsettled
By ststemer currently reported that the Emperor OF Rus
had given orders sell his two mons French 'nies
Latest quotations for -Four and aa about lOot loc
Threes, 70f CO.; Bank Of France, 270t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Mining News.
Our files do not contain much of interest

Our files do not contain much OF interest
from the mines One writer says
Rich mines have been discovered in Rogue river
Valley They creek and ravine diggings. have
seen miner direct from there, and he informed me
tina. these digeings extensive. He exnioed some
of the gold and il looked bright and beautiful. He has
gone back 10 these mines Miners there are averaging
from ten 10 sixteen dollars.
There is great excitement in Mount SHASTA City aud
on Humbug Creek consequent on the discovery OF
these new and rich diggings saw about O leave Tor
Rogue river Valley last Sabbath. Parties are leav-
ing town daily. Mules are selling from 500 to sliO
each Rogue river Valley s about all taken up by per-
sons who intend TO settle permanently
I The Union SAYS that the cost OF the
JBear River and Auburn Canal Company has already
amounted to an almost incredible SUM we are H.
formed By OF the stockholders that up to this tune
there has been nesry S250OOO in cash expended Tor
labor performed $1,000 OF whice was forwarded on
Saturday last The investment, however, must In the
end prove profit bic one, the canal runs through
OF the richest sections OF the mining country ana
the total inability OF miners 70 procure water from any
other VIII compel them to hire OF this company
We understand that the canal will probably be COM
pleied by The middle Of May.
The finest specimen ever seen has oeen
deposited in Adams Express Office. 1t is sold gold
and weighs 3O5 Oh. llle pwts Ii was dug az bayecito
the 2itn ulr by w. L. Durham, from hole 81 eet
deep. This is the largest lump OF pure gold ever YET
found in California.
Miners on Weber Creek are doing better
than ever New digsings are discovered amost every
day, and Fl I'm eigh: To sixteen dollars Is the average
yeld to the man per diem
Big Canon, one of the oldest placers, IS
slso turning out very rich.
At Deer Creek, in Nevada Co.. the mi
ners are doing well--some making 500 per day in'
borers for quarrying quartz are Ii demand In taa'
region
A letter dated Mokelumne Hill. April 8,
ssys On Sunday ast reports wers circulated 10 town
~ had haas disro
miles distant On Monday there great excite
mepi, as i usual when tepars Of new discoveries arc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
SPAIN.

The Mediterranean mail steamer Madrid
is at Southampton with dates from Gibraltar to April
oath, Cadz 25th Lisbon 9th, Oporto and Vigo 10Th.
Madrid journals OF 9th state that some
of the principal bankers in the Capital had in conunc
ton with foreign capitalists agreed to construct forth
with railroad from the Bisassoa to the Ebro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE
Marriages and Deaths, Ship News, &c.
Dates from san Francisco, April 10.

The steamship Daniel Webster, Capt. s.
Wakeman, eight days from San JUAN with 800 pa'sen'
GERS and 100000 on freight and in hands of passen.
gers arrived at IL o'clock last evening
She brings Francisco dates per independence 10
10th ult
The d. w. left New York April 20, at
3PM arrived at San Juan on the evening OF the s9th
left the evening of the sh inst
The market is glutted with goods OF all
kinds.
There is scarcity of seamen among the
shipping ov ing to desertion.
Nav 10, lat go To-, long. 100 35, spoke
berm brig Gov Brock, from Nuevitas, bound to New
York.
The clipper-ship Invincible, Capt. john
CON- arrived at San Francisco the 18th April in ia
DAYS from NewYors.
Died May II, Dean Fairbanks, of Wood
stock, VT.
The following are the passengers by the
Daniel Webster:
j. J. Duren b. H,eheak r Ge'nick, W r. Chr stan 'si
Ike o G. Farnsuor,h john Wood w VI Howe, John Allen / n
Mrs NJ = Moore j. NJ Goosby Hoberi, b. Britain B.
Howell Moore H. owens A. A. Snyder. 5 Bnsss G. W. cars
nnaI,s e. Mecariy y Randall " iotspeck Gol.'en
p Ilmnek T. NJ Bower, r. Grrsory H. RIyarJ WEBB mess
j. D. Fowler w H. wnher w ?. croweI. a-rG + G. A..nS
ny o. Gilbert W A Tennison j. Turner, D. Ber, l. ,t
son r. Comfy White, r. v Ankery w D. rSrn9na, . ~
hes Grove, Horn. wilson, GIs'on )" DSo ill.,,
King King ID. Rcamer, s. Nader,J Chapman, W & hnye
W pennson L Wool H. T. wssns W W so1S, n y But
ton, J. HI. Thomas. J. Phee-and 22i in sieerase
We are indebted to Mr.. B. 5. Hopkins
LIE -;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
PORTUGAL.

The only advices from Lisbon refer to
come absurd apprehensions respecting the Mgueist
plots Of the Duke of Terceira.
The Queen and her consort are making
quite progress through the country, and are every
where well received.
There was smart shock of earthquake
at St Mchaes (Azores) the night of the 10th April
The north of the island suffered severely; many lives
were lost and houses destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
FOUR DAYS
,ATER FROM EUROPE.
.,p,yaL OF THE ATLANTIC.
-.,, Liverpool Gay ), London and
pn'es Paris Nay 4.

1. Liverpool siay 5, London and
psies Paris A;ay 4.
~. Collins steamer Atlantic arrived
r;,,rpoOl at o'clock last evening, bringing
$3.50, dates to the 5th inst, and London and
Ill the 4th. There is no news of Importance.
ne Africa arrived out from New-York
=. morning of the LIST inst. The steamship
,h Carolina, Capt. Turner, from Charleston
N.w.yorh arrived at Liverpool on the 9Th
..eAM. Ship Constantine, Bunting, from
m yors for Liverpool, was seen on the 9th INST,
= The following are the passengers by the
o.h two children and Mrs johnson and friend Mr.
sn e. xr Abbott Mr. l. lng-rson Jr., Mr. Insersol and
hn1 pas,h brother. Mr. r. ID johnson, Mr.. r. ~ Nal
fdd SIR $ BackaiOn and lady. Mr.. C. A. Brush Mr. c.
N,rxsrs .dy snd children Mss Taylor, Dir. G. w. Ryck
Anderdon Captain Cooper Miss stuart, Mr. stuart
$3.50 Rev Elton, BIT A. kroh Mr. farnum and atty, Mr.
n,s., Mr. Conostaveos Mr. A. Relnhard Mr. J. ID. Pbye
hIU ard servant Mr. Caldwell Mrs and Miss Pearsai, NJ
son. Mr. Perkins Mr. Ncke Col J. Erckenbmck. Mr.
49, M y Flood Mr.. y. Argent, Dr. Kodman anj Trend,
- u,arcn Mr. Heap. Mr. g. w SIX Mr. Heinrich, ID A.
- p Corbn Mr. Hills. Mir Thrashe and servant, Mrs Lang
90 and lnend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
The Fugitive sinve MN.

The Senate, after much discussion on
Thursday afternoon and evening. passed the Fugitive
Slave bin, by the following and noes
AyEs-Messrs Denver Estell, Huobs keene keyser,
Lewis Mckbbon Miller, Roach, S0blnson SSule. rngey.
Van Bpsen and Wambough-lL
NoEsMessrs Brodeick. Cooke, Foster, Frye, Lott Raj
ston Snyder, SprssGe. and W aton--9
Tne b, has smendm restricting its operation to
year from the date of psssrge and providing that
the proceeds of the lab OF slaves in the meantime shall
not revert % their masters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
GERMANY.

1t is announced by telegraph from Carls
rhe that the Hereditary Duke Biden prince Louis
has, Of his free w renowned forever the success
sion to the throne in favor his younger brother who
now administers the sovereignty in his name. IL will
be remembered that Louis is idioric and that plea
his brother med the ms of government the late
demise of The reigning Duke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Bar. seven miles above Moqasluunc Hill, on the ssh Of

Bar. seven miles above Moque'umnc Hill, on the sh Of
| March
Two Mexicans were sword-fencing at
Drysown on Sunday eveains when one Of them thrust
his sword into the thigh OF the other eating the msin
artery snd causing him 10 bleed % death IN few min
uier Whether II accidental or upt - ancertin-
The perpetrsror OF the deed inImedzsry fed
A hostile meeting took place ON the 9Th
oit st Sans S,rsei Archibald c Peschy. Esq
and Jsues Blair, Esq, both Of san Frsncisro--she
weapns, dueling fstols and the distance zen pacce
Aer an exch snge OF shots the seconds nerertd aud
the quarrel snicsbly and satisfactorily abused.
The PARTIES recons2ed before they Ell tho cound
Thos. ID. Campbell, an Englishman. was
drswned In the Yaba river near Frenchmsn's Bar,
Sunday LIST
Some DAYS since at Yankee Jim's, man
ramed Jim Ugly stabbed aD,<her n.rned chamberlin.
The wound proved mortal, cad the evening OF tho
dag which the inquest rs h,d, the MIXERS and ei-
txens OF the village assembled 10 We number OF three
or four hundred and dfscusscd tie matter to what
should be done with the murderer b was unanimous
ly agreed that be should b. executed In pursuance Of
which I. taken 20 OAK tree, XIV rods dlsts2f.
Previous TO his being hung he wac asked ne bad
any request leave tor his friends, he replied that
he did nor know that W had any frenSs" The rope
was adjusted and he was hong up He eaed apparently
without a struggle
Major Ross, who arrived here on Satur-
day last, informs thst the previous day. team
ster, name unknown, ssos on the road. about ons
mile and halt north OF Knishts Ferry An Old aud
young man were on their WY % stockton with OK
teams The old man stopped about twenty minutes at
tent and ie with the inenton OF overtakng hs COM
psnon Much to his horror aud surprise he fosnd him
in the center os thu road welterng in pool Of gore
He shoi through the body and his pockets bad been
apparently racd
On Sunday last MEXICAN and an In
dian got into at San joe which resulted In tho
latter receiving knife wound from his antagonist Tho
Indian, il seems, made an s'tacs upon the Mexican
with pair OF large Spani-h spurs when the latter struck
him with his knife the Left side In the region Of tho
heart and but for the instrument having glanced death
would have been certain The Ssp Jos Yisfisr says
the man pursued, arrested, tried and 6ned esc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Stnfe of Trade.

In Manchester Tuesday there decided improvement
spparep all branches Of trade For yarns ectve in
curry experienced and of the lighter fabrics ia
cloth also better demand that not at
lap able last week Heavy foods have participated 10
like extent but the feeling healthy and more animation
cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Political News.

Mr.. Holden, Delegate to the Balmore
Democratic Convention cannot come on account of il
health.
The whole Wing Municipal ticket at
Sacramento is elected. C. l. Hutchinson, has 26j ma
jory for Mayor the other officers have nearly double
that majority.
Gov. Bigler has sent special message
TO the legislature proposing appropriation and pro
per measures for the relief OF the overland emf grants
who may be in the mountains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Il. u.
Asurs There have been I'D bbs pots and pearls taken
1t sax a Sc; the former value.
BEEswAS.-1 900 lbs American yellow were procured
at 20 q 26hc. cash, per ID.
actions consisting 10000 bbs supcrdne Canadian and
ordinary to choice State, ut 81 08x - ISM mixed to
fancy Wctn and favorite round hoop Ohio at Sit8A
81 3lk: with common 70 good southern at ~ 3lA
81 5fL Jcrsey meal and rye -four ruled the same We
beard that 1900 bushcis prime white Genesce wheat
brought 81 Is; 10 coo bushels do Canadian do. 9ec
81 5000 bushels River rye 10 lei with $4,000 bushels
dsmsgsd and sound mixed eatorn corn at b. 81 COY
o2sc An advance Domestic cats were In good request
at 40 . dc.
CANpr,-some 400 boxes taIlow mould have been sold
at ii 13c. per Id.
CoAL.-Am,ricsn anthracite continued brisk at - rs
50 rs, and Live rpooi orrcl at 81 a1-utual terms.
CorrEI.Put 90 bags Laguayra realized TO- and $50
Rio SIC. 9kc. Market insninate.
CoPrrR.-Oid and new sbeathing appeared active and
firm ut Doc and Z2c. per pound.
CoI1or-1he market to day bss boon very fat the
tsl.s being too iDcops iderabIe TO notice.
PREoHIs engagements 10 Liverpool continued light,
snd rates were irregular few hundred bales cotton
WIRE taken at SD $500 bbls -four at 1s TO li up
f,me vessels dtmsnded lad I'D; 800 bb,s roHin
taken at 3D. For grain In bulk I'd wa asked. Rates 10
Jopdtn or Havre without change To California,
rates ,spgd except under peculiar circumstances at
4Gc q 7ho and SOC
FEA1nTRs Retail transactions reported In live
geese at sCc q $40 per ID cab
Ysp.--solcs Of ] fo0 quintais dry cod made at
s39sM 81 and coo bbls. new No maokere at 50 12k
d maDd mcds rate
FnUrr -Includt d In the days movements wc noticed
O boxes bunch rasins at So % sardInes NO.
too DO citron st &c, and 90 oaks ourrnnts Co.
HAv favored buyer 500 baies having changed hands
at COO 62ho per 100 lbs
H,Mv-Fno pting tho disposal Of 20 bales American
uDdresteA, NJ Si2o. we have nothing To report.
I.nr -Hslee have been made OF 800 bills. common
Rfckland, al $50,
Owing IN the extraordinary licht receipts OF
hidfs lDie tb market cu!.ua 'Ls g.! HsSAi the only