The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13

IsprAr POrUIArrer-The San Josquin Indians consist
Of Ave t7ibes numbering In al, be
tanned o7 Of which number sos are males and about
LOCO warriors. The Fresno Indians consist Of tribes
numbering in all about 1857 Of which number 7ls
males and 500 warriors The Meceds Indians consist Of
three tribes numbering In all $50 be
TENED Of Which number ISL males and rs warriors
There Indians have all been taught ideas Of farming
minirg and various other kinds Of labor more particu
sry tho.e on the San joaquin and Fresno who wtrs in
strUcted by the late Maj Savage Much sickness Of fatal
character has prevailed among these tribes during the
past summer nearly all the eyed males and females have
died, we'll very many Of those Of younger years
Those the Fresno have suffered most severely which
abundance Of character 70 which they had before
been unsccustomed Recently, however, they have be
terng along the foot hills Of the sierra Nevada ssbsrinr
and orbbng for their winter consumption large guam
titles Of which is their general and vorite food
A. this time they appear quite friendly and satisfied to
live quietly in the vicinity Of the whites
sAcr.nErTo Cirr-Ths Mayor OF Sacramento has
made the following statement showing the condition Of
'hs Guy treasury R.eei,,,.
Received from City Collector 500 4e4 40
Received ron City necoisG ...."........... Isu1 00
Received from City Harbot Master. 1881 "a
Received from eundriss Observation-Disclosures. 81 80
Total. ..........................S I07,44 ~
Disbursements.
Paid warrants drawn previous to the 9Th Of
April, 1851, and amount due Fund Connis-
Paid warrants drawn since April sth 1852 $500 IL
interest bends and con ingent expenses IS 2e1 %
Remitted to New York, TO pay interest falling
due on the 1st day Of January next. 5000 90
Cash on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8A 81
Totsl.. .........................s 1o7474 IS
Esp THE YunA wAR.-By the following proclsma-
ton It will be that the war between the Yuma In
dans and the United States troops has been Brought 10
o close -
HEAD ouAnrras Southern Distrlct Cal,l
Orders No. AZ FsRr YUMA. Oct II, 1882
The Breyet Major commanding to the troop,
Under lis the termination Of hoc @ with the
Yuma and Gu cha NJ Indians The recent expedition
has resulted In their entire subsection to the Uaited States
dams must DO treated with justice and kindness By or
der Of Major Heinslenan.
(signed) A. Y. BOND.
Bt % Lieut. I'd Infantry A. A. Adjt General Southern
District California.
MURDER IN THE MINEs.-Ws havesjust ascertainod
that Noblet Herbert, Of Charlestown, jefferson
county, Va, was murdered On Butte Creek, about
forty miles above Marysvils, whilst packing goods
to Coiusi. Two MeIicans, named Corrales and jose
Assure, were last seen with him, and are sus.
pested of having committed the deed.
ANorHRR HoMcIDs The Coroner was called
upon about midnight, on the I'd inst, TO bold IN
inquest upon the body Of . man named hurphy,
private Waterman, who was shot dead In Dupont
street, by special policeman named VIM. Lane.
Murphy, II seems, had boon reating considerable
disturbance in ihousc on Dupont street, and had
him. He fed mp the street. Lane pursued, aud
ordered him 10 surrender or he would fre; not
obeyrg, Lane fred two shots over his head, 10 in
tmidats him, when he stopped, turned round and
said II he G.ane) fred AZ HIN again, he would shoot
him, and ct the Same time made aadsmoustrstis
which Lane took TO be movement 70 shoot. under
Ab inpsession no lewsssd his pistol and slot