New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

these who have no stock ia the market.
The rich DEVELOPMENTS n our sol are exciting tas
smare.rtnt Of eyVn those engaged in agricultural par
suits The enormous Yields OF cereal grams y fnly elaa
a by that OF vegetables and many Of the temperate e
enons tarnrs and corn While every variety Of the most
cscous melons imported nom the neghborizg gor-
gss aud ranches in inmeuse SOanttes snd can Dc pa.
chased az rstes which Will compare noe exorhaniy wifh
the prices d. uandtd IN Eastern cities
Another sttsnrt Is shout be made Els tins undsr
the most favorable auspices 70 navigste the Colorado
The establishment OF garrison At Fort Yau,a has caused
quite Little setteaent 10 spring up in It's seiaity Tho
ferries toe Colorado give emgioymon number OF
men while Cob Hcoperis farming extensively upon its
banks with views Of raising fresh produce suentto
surrlv The troors and IRE Immigrants rom Sn-s and hs
United ststes wso Csons by tina, route Several
transport vessels WITH with so-Ss hare ascer.iei the
Colorado within forty fry miles Of the Fort bar owing
% the numerous shifting ssnd bars aud rapid tides have
not succeeded in rechiug the Fort small steamer was
engaged for fine in carrying the stores from the
transports The Fort hnt wcs unfortunately snasged and
ost during heavy sshet in the river. The hos which
the contractors d sign 20 pat tbs route viii b.
sufficiently strong ard be furnishes with an enyineof suf
fcient power stem the repd current With such boat
The riycr may b easily naVgaed There Is Oothingto
prevent steamers ascending a. sr IS inc ~ Ianon
above the Rio Nirgen distance OF some 40 miles nom
is mouth i true becen very aaTT0" IN parts sad
rushes IN great rap6ty through oy eeBons but there
are rapids ard the sin pe less than ten
feet deep In fact much The shsho"est part OF the nver
is below the Fort whore spreads cut over agreat sur
face There number OF the uHst teau,gl and fer
tile valleys along its banks distance sg which mi ut
sustain Aourshing settlement That inhabited by the
Mohsves is particularly fruitful These Indians have hero
number OF villsges In the ueghberhccd Of which they
cultivate fine crops of grain melons and other frats
The establishment Of a steamer the river vii open all
tbs heretofore unknown country TO tho white man. and be
OF material service in transporting men and materials for
the construction of the great Pacific Railroad should he
located as seems probable. along the Central Route
The Indian outbreaks in Rogue River Valley and other
northern districts which az one time hreatenedto become
general hay beer queed and treaty 81 peace conclud
ed During the hosities General Lane and Captain Al
den we're seriously wounded in engagement with ths
saysges but have recovered from their injuries To the
d
country is in great measure indebted for the early erm
nation Of the war.
arrived Los Angeles the 25d ult from the plains
and mountains and all in good health Lieut.. II. immed
sey proceeded to Tuare Valley business OF his depart,
ment.
Intelligence of an interesting character has been re
ceyed from Sonora Mexico announcing the discovery OF
mines of extraordinary richness In consequence. dc
cided spirit of nlbusierng has been revived In this State.
and several gentlemen engaged in the preliminary ar
rangements for Iganizing expeditions
SAN FRANCISCO NEws
The city has been full Of news and excitement during
the past fortnight account of the gubernstoral cleo
ton which supposed would have strong effect up
on the prosperity of the city The Anti Extensonists
fdeuty expected carry the city and county by several
Thousand majority blt upon eoadtsg eas votes ina, una
ernor and nearly all the Democratic nominees for county
and city officers elected among them g. n. CARR
son. Agent Of the Nicaragua Steamship Company for May
or by about 500 majority The Board OF Aldermen Is
equally divided between Wings and Democrats, and In tho
Boardof Assistants the Democrats have two majority
c ard Wing Con, 0nons, did not receive than half
the The remainder to the tickets voted were indie
dependent, scratched moro or less
The Revised Charter drawn up sometime since by
Special Convention submitted 10 the people at tho
late election and rejected
The Council has passed an ordinance authorizing
twelve years loan OF 100000 with per cent interest.
payable mi annually in New York the ordinance to be
approved by the people The ordinance provides that 2f
this loan sCo goo shall be applied to building City Hds
ptal sloo0 building School Houses and $4,000 to
building Engine Houses the balance to the liquidation OF
ali ba arlina we'd Ar
election by large majority, although the vote was small
The Society OF California Pioneers, the different militia
saa ne S Ss a rS o 6on into the
Cnlon with great plendor the 9th Sept. W. Van Vosr
les was the orator Of the occasion
good deal Of public attention has been given 70 ne
sale the States interest In the Government reserve be
tween Washington jackson, Montgomery and fronsse-
advertised for the 18th Of September This property
composed of thirty sx as by 1871 feet lots beyond ns
raj low water mark and the property estimated 10 be
worth not less than million Of dollars II set apart
as Government by Gen. Kearny in 1876. Alaw
passed by the last Legislature authorizing the appoint
men OF Commissioners with Instructions TO sell the inter
est of the State In this property even in defiance OF any
Injunction that may DO Issued There adverse claim
ants the whole property. under leases Acaldo grants.
&c. The most formidable adverse title "a O. lease for
ten years six years the whole property
Previous the sale injunction was issued buthe Com
mssoners proceeded and sold one lot. They then
arrested for contempt and the examinations were post
poned until the 18TH the arrested parties TO remain In
tody the meantime. The attorney OF the Commission
ers Immediately sued out writ OF habeas corpus Ia
tie Supreme Court and the parties taken before IT.
Tie attorney denied the commission Of contempt and de-
manded that Judge Wells should decide so but the deci
sion that only the Court which issued the Injunction
could determine whether contempt had boon committed.
impose the proper punishment The sale arrested Tor
the present -.
4 magnetic telegraph about eight miles In Isnsta, IA
been erected and Is In operation, br Reporting vessels
one station at the outer telegraph AID t other q ~
Merchants Exchange In the city.
FIRE company composed entirely Of frenchrpnn ha
been formed Their dress Is that Of the French Gremra
George H. Hosseross, Chief Eng ineerof the Fire Dc
Darmenf. has resigned his position. t
On tae 18th instant c. Il. Drew hot DR. ellis n n,
street The ball entered a the IL ner corner Of Ne ef
se ranged downward aud odge in tae right sd Of n,
neck The wound ia expected prove fatal The cous<
Of the hculty that Drews vito wished 10 obtain
divorce and Glis advised hor, and Drew suspected
improper intimacy. Gilis fr ,m Cincinnati
There was an extempoFe duel in kearny IT, al sbon
midnight the last day Of Aug us The parties got int
dispute about the election az reed TO settle II With ps
tolls each drew bis revolver, ook position xithoat
0Bds about twe1ty steps apart cried you ready
ibe other said yes" One y stO fired three sines
obstruction Neither wsaDied aid the end
thai the parties were arrested and fined 600
thin the past two weeks there have been two ofhs
eases In which assaults made with pistols upoa
who gave no ohsase AZ tbs time. la these q ~s s'
I one wounded.
Nrs Sinclair has Ieasefi hs San Francisco Thesssv
bading, NOnigomeyst IL van be open about the 10 u
December and be Of Ue rgest in tia unor;
arf the lessee irtsnds 10 make kewise 0 tbs be4
Ms Sinclair has alao lealsd the San Frarsisco HaD.
which being rehtted snd viii open ia about week IN
der her direction.
Mr. Murdoch has just csncnded r. very slcceasssi en-
gaeemens at ne American lhsater nd has geae ezcra
mettO
The Roussst PsuDy ara playing % fall Aoasss se
Z American.
Tia new Union Theatsr on Commercial H. opsns siss
French teIf0tgaEce, Under the direction Of ~ 1uute,
on the lsth Of septennbeT On the lfh, the bouze
opened the American public silh English paffoynB
-. .4spf he die 81 IIu