New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

q trail cane upDn party o. Yndans II WAS OBJ
served that two OF the numoer possessed firearms,
which, being a singular circumstance. made IN :
travellers Suspicious, aRd upon some pretext they
succeeded in getting one OF the pieces their pos
session. When the Indians discovered they were
iissly lose the gun. they every enresty for
its return, and after repeated assurances of their
friendliness the wespon was restored The Indians
then departed upon another pam ibe two men con
-&ruing on, but had not proceeded very far before
they came upon the same parry again Passing
them, however, they got little distance In advance
when the Indiaps fred killing one OF the men in
stanily, the other making hIs escape.
SHASTA INTELLIGENCE Very great ex-
cemeIt ex SITS IN regard 20 Smiths and Rogue River
There rivers pay extraordinarily yell, while the
element for claims is much greater than was mani
tested last year about SCOTS River.
BILLIARDS BAR.-A couple of men pass.
aDg up the river BILLIARDS. sar few days ago,
were shot at three or four tins ball passed
through the hat Of one, but neI.hsf OF them was ih
5ursd GMaysvilie Express.
"A Mexican was whipped for stealing at
Placerville, on Thursday last.
"A Company has been formed at Placer
Vile called the " Ell Dorado Mining, Manufacturing
and Water Company" for the purpose OF conveying
abe water OF the South Fork Of the American River
into Pacerville, Coon Hollow Diamond Spring, and
other adjacent places.
EXECUTION OF INDIANS. On Saturday,
the 18th inst, says The Mar,su,iie Herald, meet
ing OF miners was held at Bakers Branch. on the
Onion Valley road, to take into consideration the
state OF affairs In that vicinity. The various mar
dsrs recently perpetra.ed by the Indians IN tina.
section OF country were detailed TO the meeting,
afteT which recital 1t was determined to proceed
at orce to the Tanchedero OF the tribe, and Sc
cure, II possible, the guilty. parties. company
OF one hutdTed men was Immediately formed,
Bryant being called to the command. On ap-
preaching the camp, the Indians manifested
hostile disposition, but upon being assured that
who had been guilty OF the murders, the chiefs
caused all arms to DO laid aside and expressed their
Willingness to assist in experimenting the cuphts.
The principal chief then, by an interpreter gave
Capt Brysnt to understand that the guilty Indians
were at another camp and sent his son. with four
men, TO conduct the c0mpaB to the place
On reaching the camp however, II was found desert
cd. II was soon aflerward discovered, through
friendly Chief thatthe party had been deceived, and
that sending them to distant camp mere ruse;
ii was further ascenane6 that the guides with them
we've concerned in the murders, whO being press
Cd upon the subject, admitted their in
the murder Of ave men in that vicinity.
The four Indians were then secured and taken
TO Bakers ranch. where. on Tuesday, they under
went trial and upon additional evidenced three
pronounced guilty of murder by jury Of twelve
II was determined to attack the tribe the next
day, "wednesday and II the Chief could be cap
tured to hang him with the three already sentenced
The company proceeded az agreed upon TO the
camp bat finding il deserted returned after burning
The Ranchadsro The three prisoners were imme,
dately after taken little distance from the ranch
and hung. Our informant says that one Of the In
01ene met MS OOOiD Win CODSOoIacl6 Uep1uatOn,
while the remaining two met their fate with calm
ness and c0mpOsuTe, not to say scOrn.
LYKCHING AT MURPHY's- Two MEN
HuNe I'VE have just learned, through Browns
Express that on Wednesday last, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
two Americans were hung by she people at Murphy's
Diggipge, Calaveras County IL appears that they
arrived in camp on Tuesday, each on horseback,
and II was believed that the animals were stolen
That same night they broke into one cabin and stole
1herefsom $500 in quicksilver gold they then broke
Into another and found nothing and they next broke
into Jews clothing store, and stole diamond PIN
. revolver, and eco The above articles being
missed In the morning, suspicion rested upon the
two strangers, who were seen in town on the day
before.
It appears that early in the morning the rascals
left the town one was seen taking one trail and the
other another. They were Immediately followed
and In . short time were capture by the Sheriff,
Mr.. Marshall. On their way oack L, the camp, one
was seen 10 tar0w handkerch ef 10 the chapaYra
which on examination, was found to contain the
articles stolen. This was proof positive OF guilt
and they were tried before Dr.. Vsnderslice and by
ssntsncsd to BE- hung At: O'Clock they were s strung
up. They refused 10 give their names or to mako
amy confession. The age Of one was about 81, apd
the other 20 wears
FURrHER Particulars Mr.. Booth, who arrived
Al Stockton yesterday, from MuIphy's, informs us
that the thieves were syoney men, and there 10 every
Who are iniessiny the oo~nuy Tney were two Of
the most hardened rascals ever seen. Fne elder
one was hung hrst, and while his body was yet
tone, the latter said with DATA, will make no
soniession- but understand that am one Of the
yrofhsrs-put that in your pipe aud smoke IT," On
the following morning rolled 10 In the legs OF tne
pantaoons Of this man, was found quantity OF
money, jewery, and letter. ISan Joaquin Repn.
Review OF the Market.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ssurday, Feb 90, 1854
acs our last Review the general appearances OF the mar
hs hettsr prices Of many article have ana
rrsach Wines and LQuors lock for yard to further i
back, bal will measure be obviatsd by artificial
xsHss remain without any charge. important supply
AaRIcuLTURAL IMPLEMENTS suited to the season have
SooTs AND snoEs Of the best styles doing better.
While csnmon qualities are neg lsctsd
dsclasd. think from the fac, Of the holders OF
cd Flour (pait Of which dsmassdl being Determined TO
N prime assss Of Ha1sls and G.lsso and causes dali
xsl readily Also, sweet Conn MEAL;
Bricks are scarce and have advanced in pncs.
CsFrHs 10 increasing except ground, the de-
ss sn g T sss 1s eis a%Ss,
CANpLEs are rather hrnsr but show ne material IN
CIoTHro-The market is relieved great extent but
presume the will be as adequate for the con
CieARs-Ths market is we'll supplsd-ths best qualities
are selling st an advance r..,., ,. ,..,
ss the p,cPa p snd o. bsye .n upx"ra ten
dsscy. .
Dry Gssps--Ths receipts being quito moderate the
market Aas . better appsa, shcs.
DRvss-Tor nost articles The MARI ct is well supplied
FRUITS aad PRBsERvKs in good order sell at far ad-
vance. =,
Hay maintains fair price, but shipments nom dis
3apce will not DAY, as our supplies will De ample.
HAKpwARK-A few tices have become very scarce,
bIt osv the regular trade that successfully do the
business a. general rule.
LIQuoRs-Ths imports still continue beyond all reason.
and the stock 10 eaeT
lHArHYR-Excspt q small demand for some sty les Of
harness and coed leather the demand - very hght
LARD stll comm ands full rates .
IuMBYR-OsdinaTy lahber 10 lower. a. good deal oas
besn received from Oregon
NKTALs-Ths MARKETS rather inactive, except some
small sales By jebSsIs. .s, /.
MoLAssRs has rather an improving tendency bat suu
1ceiDg money.
OILS IN fair demand. -
PNovIsIoNs-G Generally lookire better. A good deal
i esne ont market ennadsIaole for PANAMA. for
the passenger sAips, &c. -,
PiixTs-Ssiss moderate Spirits Of rurpsatns Is sell
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