New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16
The Mcrced Indian Troubles.

Under the head of Another Indiau War,
The San Joaquin RcpHbficaR Publishes the tot.
lowing items OF intelligence IN relation % the late
ludisn disturbances on the head wIter5 at the
MERGED: "A party OF eight miners left Course
Gold Gulch about the middle OF May, pros
ptctiDg tour 10 the Upper Sierra near the had
waters of tie MERGED. After trwrllng 'b Mt 40
miles they were suddenly surrounded and attacked
by large body of indians belonging q the e0se-
noty tnbt who kidd two of their number,
rcmfd Rose and Stubborn, and ~Oundlng one J1S.
Tudor. The party then I'D, az their arms aud
ammunition were out of order After travelling i've
days without provisions, they arrived az Go TSc
Gold Gulch on the ii inst, IN an almost iamished
condition.
A parry offorty men Immediately mustered and
STATED out TO chHstse the indians. IheY iDuad
the bodies Of the two murdered men. and buried
them. the Indians all the time tauntIng them WIN
threats OF defiance After some mtn-uyerng the
Indians crossed the river which being very hgh
the party did not wish to plrsue them farther.
aud returned.
Il is feared that the Kings River Indians and the
Ksweealis rrc il league with the wild tribes IN tue
mountains; ESQ, we may anticipate trouble.
Capt. M0Ore's Company of l. :. iui mtrY, STA
tiont at Fort Muller, on the san joaquin, Is nov
m 5Oute for the scene of the murders. MAJOR say
rce will also accompany the command with a te"
select volunteers. II is their intention 10 estao-
lsh military post ia NeOsemOty alley.
ofthe Indians on the se,Vss have led. oni J)ined
the wild tiibes in the mount. ins. o. these, the
eostmotys are the most hostile AMI wan"Sci
tleN have ALWAYS refused to treat VITA rho Com
rissioncrs although twice brou yht within Il"
mites OF the camp on the ffezno-th- piacs ue-
si.nated to form treaty each tune IntF SUN
urded and returned To their mountain ftstue ''es.
The, inhabit beautiful and fertile VALLEY IN the
upDcr Sierra Nevada, on the middle fork OF the
MrIced known az YeOsernOty Nal'y. fhlS
iley is about sixty miles ~ length, with un aver
.ee Of three IN breadth, the surrounding PEAKS
are covered with pc petual sns|, ami II Il known
that there is gold IN the vicinity.
THIS last week the Indians cnnnectci WIN ti'
r,se,yts had a greai feast at Msl1r Savage
ranch; as many bstwo or three THOUSAND were pre-
sent All the captains aud sub chiefs hsld sp4'
odCopgress and elected two mead chiefs ID cnni
MAI and control all their ali airs N iuture. i"o'
choice ieli upon PsompkIt and Pdsq'iai-' ron
kir a wild Indian, and has had Tor many year
,lsrLlte command over the san JOlqi,u anu
CboychlA tribes. Pasqu1le Is MISSION .n3"u
and understands the customs and haDits oi cN"@9u
he. an t4;,s
During tire night Of their feast the "ill iadi'nS
c,ett INFO camp aud stole most Of thsif uOrs e
Msior Sasage has sOme w Indians ehe9 - -
kiny IN his heavy crop OF barley.
An INcIpENT.-A correspondent OF ne
San .Joqgnia ReytbH an, writing from Di'is
R.reb. 1uolumns River June : ntrri GU
c,s,ence v hreh happened under h.. Observation,
Ccn;ct;pe ia gloomy coors the suiienns+ oi .ne
.,ck m that region Out ,onter' IN tnat Wagon goa
u,ecr tie big OAK, lies Mr. tnman oae o, ' u-
sof small pox great interest - iett oy
w. fr;e,ds bat 10 one approaches hin bdt MS
-. Nh il "A kind hearted Span'hfa, "uo" ~
f for siCO to stay with nia TIL he die. Or g-t1
Vel; the chances are ten 10 one ag11s. M :,
| This awful scourge Is rs bad a pau Eau :,
~, ~ rho conn ~. sp4rsely seuled Is It Is, il
i p'n,b aggravated tor the want Of the conyrS ,,
ences tpjo,td in towns generally, tor ,I ,t',
,rscb drstb ere the doctor could reach yoa 'fou
! towr."
| CapnarratIon ut Yankee Jim's-Loss
ted nr $4,000:
The Union learns from corre'i'OI 49,.
| of n terrible conA ,gratioG at l uN'y 80
Placer County, which supposed 70 DC ''''
Of mcendsries. The correspondent r', 20. v;lI,v
Yesterday morning, Hbost 3o'cocN, w, 80,
ned nv Nh. cry O, fire. Tao lanes tL'