New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-16

Tbresu were made by the people 70 take summary
punish ment on shannon, but be was run OF ~ tue
Sheriff Touzalin died on Tuesday, from the ehecu o'
the wound Immediately sf,cr his death the people
senbled In great numbers; Jury was CHOSEN 10 Try
shannon who brought 10 verdict OF guilty aud sou
tepced him 10 be hung forthwith. He was taken TO
hi l,de where gsllows was erected the rope was so
iustfd and tho eyecutoner left the stand shannon
a,ked IL all wss Is ht secuted "GOod bye boys, ana
then ,prerg from the stand breaking hi, neck inme
datey. TCuztlin was from Quincy, ILL.,, ana was
clerk 10 one Of the committees of the last Lesa,u'e
Shannon was from Texas and was known 10 MI shan
non.
TA letter in The Union. dated Mud
SPRING. E.ldorado July II, says:
The Wings are bucsing on their srrnor and Wi nsn,
till the bsle die but never surrender You may
We hope it and believe IT, Keep your Wing Tres
burning on the mountains.
x Some of the State officers have left
Sacramento for Vallejo. A Democratic paper Is TO be
started tt Coloma.
rVThcrc WAS a fire in Darysyille on
MONDAY evening, bot Il was prompj extnguished be-
fore any harm wa, done.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-A serious accl-
dent beel Capt Nsthsnie Lord proprietor of the Ma
rysvle and Sacramento steamer Gov Daus in the fol
lowing nanper:-As the Dsua was about leaving Sac
rsnep,o, Capt Lord saw some baggage lying on the
hulk which was 10 90 10 Marysve and gave his orders
10 bsyei put board and OF the hands took
uo pistol which VAS contained therein, discharged
iu and the ball passed drecsy through the Captain,
,ikng him In the right breast, and coming on. at the
right Of the back bone the right shoulder blade
Az tho boas left, at o'clock, few hopes were enter
tanned Of bis recovery
Bkcllv, the pedestrian. ha. succeeded
IN accomplishing the great feat OF walking goo miles
Ia eco consecutive hours
A COOLLY OPERATION.-We were III
ermed yesterday that gentleman passed through this
city on Monday, IN ronte for the northern mines 10
search OF mining localtes where be put 70 work
housGnd ChinGmsn, whom he has hired at t0Hr dol
lars per month The miners Of Shss:s Trinity Slski
you and klamath will hardly allow such colony Of
Cinnamon to settle upon their mineral lands
Stockton Journal.
ARRITAL OF THE OVERLAND lMNl-
graion-At an early hour on Saturday morning
the first of the overland immigration arrived in this
city. having made the trip from ST Joseph In serenity
days. The party consists Of the following persons
Capt J. Clark, L. Clark, ;. Smith Z. Sheleberger,
w J. Gutter, J. II. Chatee, Thomas German, S. 81. B.
Simpson, John Cakes SEQ. Morris n. Morris, s. Grow.
ell, ID. Cakes J. Winsiit, A. Coffman, NJ. Mccoy ii.
Snyder, f. Stein, w. STEM J. Stein. }. Dunn, Dye,
X. Ramsay, l.. Ramsay Mr. Peck, J. Norris.
The party left Ohio on the 18th Of March, and st Jo-
sepb No, on the 10th April. At the latter place num-
Der Of trains ready 10 START but the bulk Of the
emigration was concentrated at Independence aud
Council Bluffs.
This parry have experienced no inconvenience from
Indians Tney were well armed, and prepared 20 re-
stat etectualy any attacks ON the South Fork of the
Platte one hundred miles this side of Fort ksarny
war party of Sioux came into camp, and stated
that they we're in pursuit. OF perty Of Pawnees They
were, however. soon after killed by that tribe Many
Snake and Sioux tribes were SEEM but they were friend
ly disposed.
grass al the way through from Green River Az the
other end Of the route il short scsnt and poor.
The great majority Of train. tie route drawn by
oxen there comparatively few mules on the way
The party arrived had their wagons built on purpose
for the Journey They brough, with them six horses
and fortyour mule'. and abundance Of provisions
At Fort Kesrpy they purchased Hour at ten cents per
pound.
Springs. four miles hey ond Subl-tte'a Cutoff The
party came By sublettes, and pronounce it capital
route They found fine grass, water sc. ON entering
the South Pass aud at other points, they passed trains
from Selt Lake-in all eiehiy-iCur wagons.
Miners a Carton Valley are represented as doing
well. -Four dollars per dem Is paid tor labor.
The party lust arrived nave enjoyed excellent health,
with ,he exception of three OF their number, who had
atitse Ct TIE measles. They all recovered long since
These pioneers OF the 70 emigration nave been toe
"ons of tee since their arrival, and
quen'ly besieged ny portions haYing relatives and
trienos croiing the plains. Sacramento Union.
DEATu OF Col. HUNTER.-It is n duty
of ANGST melancholy nature for to record the death
of our long and highly esteemed teOw.cltlen, Col.
Hunter who fell from bis horse ana WAS go much in
jured to cause his death Cot Hunter wa born and
pasted his carry years IN harrington Dlstrct >. y
tberce he moved TO Eatchitoches In Louisiana, In l~lj
and be remained there till the spring If -4y, when he
came 10 California. He hse lett wife, one son and
four daughters, now living In Eatchtoches, aud two
sCls In California, 10 lament his loss He 1asa de-
voted husband and kind and aiieclionate father.
San Joaquin Republic.
DEATHS At Big OAK FLAT.-We are
informed says Tic Stockton Journal that Major Ledou
formerly Of New. Orleans, died few days since from
the effects OF vaccination. On Wednesday last Mr..
Trader died.
shoit time since al Big Oak Flat. BIZ fall from block
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