New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

including the w ar ana ucDt,
Of the year. amounted TO S2,349 4S3.
The grain crops in the valleys, are as usual IN
forward and encOuras ing state.
From the Mines.
The citizens of Angels Camp expect to have
their canal brought into in two we ks from the
present time They have been greatly disappointed in
net having it before this they have been preparing
for il for long while.
AsGEL's.-A Bald Mountain, near Angels,
naive bill digginCs have been struck tunnel has
been started into the hill by company OF Americans
The rich earth resembles that Of the deep dggngs of
this camp.
SIX MEN MURDERED-At the Big Bar of the
Cosumnes, on Tuesday, in the day time party OF i've
Mexcans attacked Chinese camp, and killed SIX China
men, and robbed them Of over $4,000. The Mexicans
were supposed 10 be party of JOaquus, headed by
Joaquin himself and were pursued by party OF Mex
leans through jackson 10 the Butte, where at last ac-
counts all traces Of them were lost. They were all
mounted and did not follow the road al ALL IL is under
stood that the citizens of the Cosumnes in the vicinity
have offered 81 coo reward for Joaquin dead or alive.
The party whether headed by Joaquin not, is prob
ably somewhere bet seen Jackson and Volcano The
same party attempted TO stop the mail rider between
these places Thursday lie escaped by the feet
OF his horse.
SrABBEp.-At the lower Ranch Gulch on the
Calaveras River, party of Cinnamon entered miners
tent and commenced an assault on the inmates One
who cooking fired at and another lying on the
bed reading, severely stabbed in segeral places
The wounds are not fatal.
HASGED.-A party of miners left their camp
on the Rich Gulch, in pursuit Of the Cinnamon who
committed the above outrage. They fell in with one OF
them, and Immediately strung him up.
ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Joaquin
aud his party are now in the vicinity Of Jackson. On
Thuredsy they attempted to rob Mr. Volney smith who
miles from that vinge On the same day they also at
tempted to stop Mr.. John Horsey, who also got clear
by having good horse. On Friday morning strong
I..h fknaA 1ar
ing Villains, but with what success we have not yet
heard.
Joaquin AGAN.-Ths desperate has contin-
ued his outrage during the pas. week Justice Beatty
pursued him the day after he forced his passage
the Mokelum me- through the country between the river
and Dry Greek, but unable TO come up with hiG,.
At Dry Creek he robbed party Of Cinnamon of ,0OO
Mr. Beatty captured two horses belonging to his party
HORsE SrEALNG.-TwO fine horses were stol-
en- from Angels camp on Monday night They
laft seen at the Double Springs.
ATRocIoUs MURDERs.-A party Ofthree-two
Americans and one German, left Murphy's some time
since, route for Australia. Near French Camp last
Sunday three bodies were discovered secreted In hole
and covered with bushes. On examination 1t dis
covered that they the bodies of the above men
toned persons. We were unable TO find out their
names. These persons had good sum of money with
them, and bad evidently been killed forit
ESCAPE FROM JAiL.-The man Hice who was
committed to Jail for shooting Chilean at Vsllecito last
week escaped from the jail house on last Saturday night
The BANDITTL-Justice Beatty, OF Campo
seco having heard that Joaquin and his party were
somcw here in the neighbo hood ordered the proprie
tors Of the ferry at Winters Bar to let no one pass
during the night Al midnight Joaquin with his men,
ordered the feIrymnn to Immediately pass 20 'te
do Ia supposed he has Joined the horse thieves who
infect lone Valley.
A society called the f. Campus Vitus, at
Murphys donsied the OF $50 to poor lady to en-
able her establish school at that piece This liberal
act cannot be too highly commended
NV DIGGIyGs.-Near Kentucky Ranch, on
the Middle Branch of the Calsverss new dggings have
been struck the banks of the stream They are now
paying well and an enormous amount OF ground that
has been prospccted has given evidence OF the claims
continuing rich.
On Thursday, the firm of Fixary & Co, at
jackson, received fifteen team loads OF merchandise
Business in thSt never better than at present.
and both merchants and miners are doing well The
road to Sacramento is improving daily aud freight is
quite low.
Twenty.seven teams loaded with merchan-
die arrived in jackson on Tnursday
Messrs. Horsley X Brastow, messengers for
Cram. Rogers Co.'S Express, arrived in Shasta from
Yreks February Sd, travelling foot through the deep
snow Of the valleys and over the mountains
They report very severe winter in lreka.
Provisions are still scarce, though supply had been
received from Oregon. When they left tour cell
ing a, IS cents per pound Several teams
the by the Sacramento route the same which Col
Freaner took for Sacramento when he killed by the
PIT, River Indians.
The mining intelligence, so far as reported, is
favorable Three me took GU, So 900 in week
Yreks from dit they had thrown up during The dry
son
GREAT EXCITEMENT Ar JAcKsoSyILLE.-PHT-
sEis Of tle Robber yosggis.-The Sacramento papers
have long accounts OF warm and exciting chase alter
the famous robber Joaquin.
On Friday last the citizens OF Jacksonville brought
in the dead body Of Nj Lake butcher, OF that place
and the body OF Chinsmsp, who was wounded by
pistol ball. IL was not then known who had commit
ted these ourages On the next day saturday three
China men were killed between Suffer and Jackson
distance Of four miles The driver VI the stockton
siege and two passengers were killed on the same day.
BY Joaquin and two others supposed TO be Mexicans
The three shot and the horses taken from the
stage.
On TIE came day, the same parties drove some fifty
Chinese from camp in the neghborhood. and carried
away or DESTROYED their tents On the Thursday pre-
voas, Joaquin rode through the village OF san Andres
al quick gslop, and shot three Americans ne passed
through the streets Joaquin is young man, o: about
nineteen Of age and must be fhe best shots
with revolver in this any other country, nearly
dltnese men were she, through the neck The whole
BARD supposed consists OF about sixty men, ali o.
whom are thought to be Mcxicsns.
letter from jacksonville, dated l3;h inst, says:
"The town Is under the greatest excitement large
meeting of the citizens he'd this evensg at which
cspture Of the murderer Nearly whole population
has volunteered 20 turn gu; IA parsi, 20 morrow We
10 the Mexicane II they are caught"
The PARTY Of Amerelns VITO started In pursuit found
sf COOKS Gulch, on Safer Creek, the dead body of
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