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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

lSTsRSN lsPRovEsESrs-The citizens Of Washiag
Ten tUior! we're a. Meet al Oympis ou tAe p, Miy,
tor TIE lLiloSc Of adopting measures open r,tl
atrcss tht Casctce mountains t. + r al. AA tbs
1855 T. TO b-u- az oi tie coming lmu,ig rsti.n.
The Zee pc WEE greatly roi,e AZ tue option 0f the
hSf thy h~d been organ I'D Mt. Territory.
t.io bL,uIED hsRDER.-A uau named Sp-nc-c ~ -
r-c-u'y committed Port Townsend stand III trial ir
srd.TT l IN deo,ye u0i,n. lie had deliberately
sruck h, - Ito the Indian vho had been attracted
ti> hou>e by the NOISE OF ~ordy alteration
S,elctr AZ q anoth-r.
IT, Do~aui-h country, says Ths C,-7g5tIr, IS very
valuable sId beautiful lorton ~ Washington rerri'nr,
.ro pot N the sound, viii become city OF
great Importance.
JUG, Lancaster has been ucuinsted tor Delegaia
Congress trslu thi- ~ Territory
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BOLIVIA AND PERU.

IL LWs papers contain very little news usual they
ere entirely died with personalities. dam BIS.
ceccsut -e-Ils q, be creating quite excitement Luna
J be papers ca! her ''el Angel &C Ia he!Odia
A re~ paper 70 b. called the Dune is abou, being
started II taA0 IL u 20 be Independent Ia politics. add
devoted to The mercantile interest Inc first humber
o. spy.dr "a tie 18th 81 Ibis month.
On lie Est Of Nay tie Carmen. commanded BY Gel.
Gar5aoi loading a. lsiAy for he United St.tes she
Las COS srobas Of wool
Tie L arrived al Csllao with ~ Chioe,e and the
OHIO With 49, liz tbs ship Jos % the China died On
Tie voyage The papers plan Of the bad Accomm)da
ton On bard ihe SHIPS employ ~ IN his trade.
On the 2eih May the [ ; POT gar - Lawrence,
and tie French steamer Prony were AZ Pata. The
spanish b Ia DE- sAntard Der from Guyaqu SAntandsr
with cargo Of cocoa put IN the 18Th making ~ inches
Of water er our ana will have 70 discharge.
On The 9th May Sr. Francisco Gonzales de Prada,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PenipOtentiary Of
Peru addressed note in form Of Hhi1zdtHn 70 the
Bolivian Government, from Africa
After ag6ng TO the points in dispute between the two
countries, be demands the following:
let Dismissal OF u. Rafael BastlO the Minister OF the
Exterior for the part be took IN the expulsion Of the Peru.
Wan Munster Paroles and Consul Ceb4llos
ID Dismissal OF the lniendente of Police who executed
the order Of expulsion
ID TIE re etabi sinner; Of the Peruvian Legation ia
lva with the uslal forms and the receiving Srs Pa
edes sad Ceoas or Az other persons Peru may wish
name.
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CIIIII


The Panama Hfraid furnishes the following:
On sunday morurrg, i'rb 81 june, the Ptcisc S'esm
NAVIGATION Company -. amer QHto, Captain Wood.
ttirgpg 3 pss--n.s 5000 900 in silver sld the mails,
anchored 10 our Bav Her dates Valparaiso My 81,
aid CsilaO June D.
W. compile cur abstract Of Chill negs frola The Re-
borLr. tie DtarO. and The MrcHH.
Chhi u-ues highly pros porous Peru having paid an
insalu-t h.r deb; 20 Chill tie haipar>i and san
sgo Raj rosd 81 the bea-6, Of th. csp'L bar
p.uts Ale If the ina tiyiy with which The rks
carried On the whole Oo miles Of line there
but 800 men plo.rd
n, new Insurance Company Is dong well. and The Re
p0ypr SAYS hat there IS yet room TOR smother.
Tie Chsmt,Ts open 90 the Isl june, until which sims
he po.Hicsl world Is likely 10 rem an quiet
trloutl lhiig, d. nos confidently supposed 10 have
petskec among The Indians when his xpOrns expedi
uni 10 the Straits OF M~g,isn-
ii SuI!iva al ksq H. IL n Minister in Chm has eft
fr h. lev pot Peru H. highly spOE-n of Dy the
Pre-. and his Gel sTtur- uuot --gretied
IT, VI .eat crop above average, and pro-essn. IA
WORLDLY The sec"unt 81 thu " Ur Co. auy hsy- az
to 81, r. as also tie s'4t abs tct % tie n ds Of
tii VI cn hoss the moot proofs It Der ncre -
ia -lfTi!.
fe recount. from The other .,a Of the Andes orng
20. constitution 81 81 utla, the leading P,ints u
~vLch arc sr,-hb-rfy OF con,ci-ce freedom " p-rsJn
~prl-rty All OF ii~ pr~-,. euc l.tgeu~ni IT inskrS
u,L a. Tt tp..ty lame - q 1sl points - not
receive ~ attention Of the Cheaa GossrhmsG4 and iz
the MY lnles ATS C4Im4,e traEs, Cspgchias &Ad
JesLfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

~ ~tir '4r '-i high roo a. lat y-Ar " u e'n
ruus 6" ~w t'ug.r, cr - a'ens inc river ~
a. ar sutsr ~ OVERT
irTDiAG >TEssERs - OEsGos-the SElSs@a'T ssss D
the area IN >'saUto., C"npsuN Nfe hnhing .trs-
"suc e-y~u -i-snsr = Csn ush under tn -f'n'-n
"r'Tre al tsU; Jota Metsk-y. I; - designed Tor ne
%nPr rr,d- F-rsl-..u 60 also constructing
~str-D sT BE tr.de. ire opP - s-'e ~ '.s
liver 'Gft WI, i huicng light nan iron 'si 20
Oregon Cliy q rln '-;~een ;AA p"iat and th7 i"-'
h-lo~
" Lsoc & Co are about 70 erect brick BIZ dn< IN
F"r'Aua-ih- hr-t II th- Uni ever put a. 10 th- -n
Tt- regular rates for freight on tn -anbos,s plying
b'iRttE ;A0c AID Oregon Ciy have been rslacrl
Ire fcrte.f Ccnr-c~ciai LATE express the q
II. BY Company r-s.rr- th-t TIE -uuigrSur> -inrr
"a Lax rae proceeded a. ar - me Blue AoaniIu
wt-r- o. -r ,rther progress retarded D., the depth
g. snow.
FLtA.cEE TE.T ACSoss rHE PLANS - company OF tsl
u-r., l. to leave Portland me .h Of june
pa irp the Plains % h-Sf.ss The eonpSay
- i BE- 81 80 C-p hrsm >nIt7 lSfy ard Tod
VT ONO. = % T. i,1eusiSie tud>n,. ID Gr.hsn III
mos y. %. ono; = Mot.r.4h No; Ar. Nin9sol,
N-wl,rk " H"W-.. Dc rlvy expect TO r~sch SNis
Ike atuu. thirty
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Died,

San the Is, June Chez Peck ESQ South
Ju; Tsua Salveon Of Wisconsin eyed Is; disease coz
jlrr Charles Peek Of wsterbuy Conn years; d.se
MIA Camp HOUSE My - George R.rary aged II yeAra for
o. hoard lls steamship Golden Gste-Nay p NJ. Elizabeth
bhti hew-Uess ssro - - OF lever z5h jos p s,oa-
o. s,e b s, Me- .s p 81 s'eay ~ Sa,'s. Gi,'
lyefrcc. tns- sfeo 81 o, s,er. ~
IN rpsvu Nsy + 6.-rse Ssndr,eh s.ss 20 ve.r, f q,
tiyyea ooLneeee with TT Protestant Asa5n o. The s4ad~e4
O. te sh Ju1e Rese; wife Of W Moses asoi . years
H. l. Anccs Nay =, Henry - eldest 'oH o. Henry a. Gaais
4, osoa Iieek Richard TAS,oa about IS
A. Gsl,t,,s - jane $, Dad velli sssd .bOa IS yeas
= pSaSi.,e May = JON sey,ola, Of Narelbsrs B., "a
ssSiisz Bs.., Co. Dee, cAAse. 3. Lane, Hn.l-
l. lie vey u ocaas C-aveas Jss l. wooau.a Sod o.
ia SsI II.aeseo Jlas JoseDa > Gonoa aa 2, formerly o.
!, E,s.s E.FeA Fate cosnty. csa' Tay9i ased s.
A. s. j. o. s "a Jaae Joha Oliver Asu Of san SEQ
h s,S TO- js T. Jeanette, daughter &c C. AMI May A.
IN S' i.is c fs5 - s.sr Addiction nth ou.sug;
L. ns,, CO. 'sa Territory Apn % M,ry Aires daughter
n Nsan Ua6 T,ror Hannah relic OF Dr. John Paeu, ased
=, 81 co,souwo ah Territory, Mach II G's- Faln
=, .' g, - s june ur B. CRANE ,ged = years, tro
D s f,. me-, yuy Il Bsusinit Hsrusa Joseph SA
"A, Rsussh sssd le troas.s AID GAYS
Jrfe Isl Jscoh Tee sstd - At Il = LOUIS
% Gso . St S yss Tbs P.ssf BY way
Of t CRU. Me1icQ aaG AcAtuso
On h Jpt Of or,ump,sn TIE redsnce o. heT brother
~ ~ r. = San F,ascl.o ron Ma. - Jus Nay y CAtAA
Q re iro. h. REtd yter - =,
Iis "a crils D. u. Rext1fd, Michigan = yes-.
Isr~ P-r-. 81 versop scous.u. W A. Owen Ieland
tlsiies Peek. Waterbury Con- 80 hls,s oaer r-ns1y
C. Schuh.ru. Germany - John >ey reAa VIVIAN -
itut --Jtr,ua4A Handy
Irrr y Bdsri Ma1wcl Nev-YoIk Johu GsJEy, Phlie
ris Fisres Gese Gernaay =; Capt William bo~H Ns~
Ncft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
OREGON.

TIE ss.yces are to the lst Of June. Governor Lowe
"a taken the oath Of Office Governor OF tie Territory
.ut res led Immediately aiJervgrd ard accepted the
democratic nomination for Congress. JlcZe 4 A
ssmuer. Ildan Agent, had been uominaied By tie
Peoplr. party" but it was generally expected that
Live would be successful. One account states that
Gen joseph Lone bad received the Democratic aoula-
tiop Tor Congress. Tie Oregon Times says;
Gu. Avord II tie Army sTii-s from ihs Daes Of the
C,huliA hat there much excitement among sou- u
III trJ. on th- frontier growing out II the apprOan ot
ths W t- Suc the failure 4 to- treaties ego'a-d wn
the Il ats Wsst u tue Cascade Mountains.
He therefore warn srauts 'oi 10 settle 10 the Indian
country -Ast ~ T-rrf les ~ pF- n sud tsnnEtoa
. ~. dan title has yet been sEti1- ai-hsi By treaty
Man, nf these Indian rins he says have behaved Se
rows-d The white merit The most Us, and coasid-
crate Treatment
NJ, Cg.xxrt a. I'VE MourH oF rHE C0LrNBIA-
H. ril,s r-pe-t new channel akng straight out a.,
he loresbs 70 TIE south of sand Island add cutting
rusb e tpicol- sand. l. is A. present. narrOr bat
= cd f,i- wind ch.uts and can be entered on north
a.,r r which ~ gain channel has worked too far 20
IN. ufbwsra II has thr-- tSibOms ~ high water The
bvov he sd- 4 the south channel IA. been sunk
Tr~vEFAScE MoyEsFSr-Ths Temperance folks were
~ hod Couv enton IN Salem The sfs: OF June 20 adj
vance the cause
RrsF - THg C0frvEls-The Oregysila Of the 18th
NsS ssys Tb@ river sui contnuss 70 r,s AZ Portland
eazsed fFou tbs Eslt-g Of sloE 90 the mountains Ii
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS
Peri Of San Franci.eo. ..Arrivr

June -Ses-shlp Gode1 safe Pal .. Pns-. Gin
ptr ips SCREEN hog -nc. IL q. Ner. ri.
Su.h, 10 Tn 90 sAps Usher MAJ Ho<s, ~ sos,u
Acsh1rsf, Proctor - ls t- -4 J. lcDnul - F-
Hnsko1s Hauitcl- 81 At-l Go g. IL d.. l. "a Hi.
s. O. udss % Aseou-Fa' c.; BARK Lluala Hs.us
IN OfrGor Be Ilprla s-r-.
fr'use Cart O. HrAA--A Gee o. &c W-st $50
tn. tlrolr-
Ju1e --C1pper ss Staf trs -- lNs ~ q. Ga Ysrs
ship SLaEsr Brcau il . ;r
Il
lime t-Srts Lucsrov. P-l-ss ~ - t1 aast.a- lsi-
80 H.,s- .6l g.. New ~ scr = L .-lst .-,r.l
in Lsta-la, : ]
70 d. nr Hols houg. E Pa As lr e.. r. n.
Lala4lzl7 e.
r. rera Tntuss fuEss l aa-ts a - lafI FL 49,
.-oni .- Z: A hers nolr ; -sFi from hs-.-t A 4
. Ert-r 81 e., fem Pl-lit. st-. 70 De- r-.-o al = .
fe N.rsr 10 VS. Princess thtrlf-. tia .l dsy r.
Koitcan fl1s lsc. e-o.lr non >'l atcf ~. G-se
49, l4.ss fu-es -o-at o. r - 49, '-t fll s1ui
-sr.r L.eti q Lam c1- N he l.1. L1- t--
L....s. - >.rgtur his f--1 d --.r-y-
~ .-f-1s4 B-.d. Gon 81 D-s.t thi's av. 70 =. CD
r,. 81. . s- Fl.s.ls t1l 81 tl sr..
81 - ls .-il same - -sys go s--- ----s.i a.
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NEW GRANADA.
Important from BOgota.

III, Parana STIR Of Dec 18th ult. has the following
important intelligence;
At lste hour lat evening received correspond
ence and papers from Bogot, but owing 70 being
sh rharded obliged 10 postpone, until % morrow
giving full par'cu r. OF the important Less
An attempt made Il tn capita d raise revolution
the sth instant DIR FOrenin" t"nzsle assaulted
by the mon and dangerously SOUNDED Another WA
sh't General Herrera attempted To- call out the troops
which General Neo refused ~ alow aud for which he VA
sit,r~ sTc fsr uu.snf'd
Icesc'st N1srco Is seriously III, and Gen. Lopez, il
SAID srp'iu'.a to i'll his place > nor Cuear md
Louucsd Do. Secretary shp State aid General Herrera
pointed to thai office. SENIOR Jose Maria Plata has
been 'mn.'-t Governor At BogOta having resigned the
ofiCf ~ >,ortH ~ Ct Interior.
An extra sessf.r Il the Csmsr, had been called
III, Commercial Code has At leugth passed.
The sspsTsii' ~ State and Church has also been
knoVleosed law.
The Penal C"d- Il slowly progressing.
senior Obsos j. az present n Charge Of the Executive.
The yellow fever had broken on At Carthag.n. The
troops OF the line daily deserving and the militia
allied cut 10 hi Their place
Confusion aud disorder reign universal and everything
romises and general revolution throu boot the
ountry.
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SOUTH-ANERICA.

Prom TIE Valparaiso Mercantile Reporter Nay G..
The Psctr N'tsH y. IS steamer santiago arrived
on u. .-t Mt rm C,iso and tn intermediate p,r-s
with ia passenger ana 100000 Ia specie
W. give summary Of her news.
The SanisgoA b., sll"n of 500 embarked Tor sAo
- Domingo Elias bad arrived IN fIscO with M n
Ter OF intelligent rom PEREZ engaged by hm t. 'l
lrUyt itr fabrication oi wiLe la P-ru vessel from
huns al arrived in g tso With Chinese 300 OF wn,0h
n. steamer ok Z, the i..Bd Ell" CtuchA suG Psoo rh-
riisn Minister rr Bolivia ~ u joe Joaquin Nallgo
iss return, Cad.r. his etd-soc- tO regn ts the Al
ia.r t,fv-.n Peru and Boil, having been fulte.s.
So i.Crgu-l B-hup at Csrtsi lN-s Granada has
s.rt1 -. tuIuu Do. here ho L.eDds 10 soOgrn snort
tin, iur ih- u-hebt OF h. hesth
General 81. With hi family, in company with Ssrs
Don Dig duncan ,ugrl Elpo.0 klescu and I. Evans,
aLG iauiis. bad arrived in Panama
PAM sAo BOW. The Peruvian Minister for Bolivia
Ia. r-turueo from Iarna 20 Arca aRvng found mp"-
t 10 arrive At any sActory arrau ament al b Beizu
Tie Nm c'sd from TsrfA communication o. IA
Iaz exblaiIiug ih. Object 81 ~ mission 60 which Blu
e.y,ndeo thai be- the Minister ,Id be well received
a but that t1- Goy-Tnmet nd not admit Of any
rogossls 10 arrange the peuln- dl GIiie, rtnwnIs
Peru sou her r,par. II fer the expected var Inc
I.rayan Squadron had arrived Area. B-zg had asys
scarcely at.u any measures p resist the enemy h' entire
r,. m - PAz consist. Of 500 aud he Gems 10 bs
fcent that the sruyaus viii not venture 70 invade ms
tel lie ~.
Auof oiher atrocities it Is related that Belzu had seized
600 l.-, their Nay from the Argentine Prov noes 10
P,Iu longing 20 Peruvian merchant but destined TOR
III, service
The ~ etlirs against Belzus crack Drained policy in
cresse daily gre. Dissatisfaction prevails m the country
snd the \, uhefh Provinces only VAT ior favorable nlo
ueIf io tAke Up arms against The tyrart
E,r.boR-lhe steamer spoke the French var steamer
lro and informed that the d~r nee between France
~ ne r. uzoor arising from insults offered - = Mon
fk.lfp bso been auie4Dy arranged and that ths kiut
oo~u Governm. nj had psio s-0'O % Mr.. Londresu.
French subject On IT, mn mt q gus Nrre hred IA the
Plaza 10 salute the French and EcuadoIiAn hAsa
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

l;v toe arrival 81 the schooner l.. l. Frost l. da.s
i a. h D, lulu TIE San Francisco Hraid Has Saods ch
Island palcrs u the lith Of May Two weeks .ter th.a
J.tyCUs adylces.
Ff,,,s 49, rHs I.LiNps-Nr Willie the Minister Of
Fore al Relations. acdres.-d circular note Recently To-
a ffe representative. II foreign Powers rnsdins ~ ina
l.lDd. ,.lnrg ih-m that in- ~ al, by the advice
IN e. u,L of bis MOBILES selected Prince LlhOlhO hs
,trr. -~.r ..r biz d-c-s-- The ior-lgn agents al
.. ud-c tut rour wi-h many professions ot good vii
"a. n Penn tt- French Cuiuri--ipn-r In hs reply o.
ay. 10 B, With ih- most lively sstt ton Mr Minister
list Lav fak. u cosuizance ~ the import Ant 60 pmu
u.soI yon have s-Dt ne II t-td' - insure The noe
JtrceIce on tie ar,hpt!as endurance Of the Dc
.tsuu ct - - November l-f3. to psrp~tuafs
"Gsssry friendly e. tae ~, iest powers 90 the globe
Try you communicate e. th~ hbg ~ parurusr IN
ai.tet tsh, n r--oiuon soGnd ia poIcy, sut fns
",t-ll Immediately make known 10 As Imperial ~
"i--ty
Ne Htvaiisn legislature still in session but have
d,Le nothing ot consequence.
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THE ISiIlslUS.
M haTe PanamA paprI. ID fhe 3nlh of lima

We have Panama papers Ia the 18th OF June.
The cOLTaCtoIs Commenced work upon tbs Pan end
81 he ksi I'd the 1Otb Of June The foundation for
The lea bncge al Barbacoss was completed aud the
bfic votid be- lad il received from New
iork. Tbs e1P,oied 10 be- done, the road finish
I'd a. h.iuttiI seven miles TAR her WITHIN three month";
Ibis ali make thirty snd bait Of the whole forty
lies Of The rosG.
1hs A/tir0H Cnn5 t>v states that the whole number Of
baths 81 hADcs eHpoye fhe fo. thus lar il only
hundred seVrrty This Is tar less III generally
suppo'td common umOr bsi'g T. - .s1t that the deaths
an org th- iaDorers tad amounted 10 Thousands
Dir Is /. Dsbner. of Pri-r-burgh Va vas drowned on
TIE 18th of June while b. thing n the Chagres
Hne- Roger snd Berry bad been found gully Of com.
MINI the rotteTi's at rgoI@ aud Aspn~. aon Col;
hO-s otltT- sId sentenced o. itrsn Ingr,oa
NEXT az Csrtbs6ena After bis sentence Holmes ID sac
ceedsd in making ms escape.
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Whaier-.

HO>OLULU-Arr Nay is MAy Baylies fds'r'o"a u NOS
llih A-i,tOl tail-tn l sues -e ~ 's'Ti
trlnr Fosi &C spurs. ! mes or e~an g 'a .,..'
Nt-- Merchant Arcilo 9Th Po4aE Star uoley N7~-DeH"l
koo1c
LzHAiNA-Arr Ar bsrfs N-Ena s-a2urT Ne~ o-ci'a 10
me- 4s-r csy cuisei @t NE At--'ol
ItDtf, .rd cen 4rfh. o soIl rot Be-: WA
sus OFT g. o. $50 W. GU -l- ~ 70
tsfs Mar, Oa-ciuer L0sc1 -rlf5o' LOS ol ''s2
aiccc s-h
AstENSlON tSD-Arr Ocf =. .ho. Jls- Bsrae. New
Esot. .o r.rr,a. 80 sr Nov oh+nr TO- N.Y. 'oH -p'+
l 81 -it. HslLias 4ih, ts-t nay ho"ry '--rnP'it i,
NLl.r
Tf- v.,.. Zoe Nsrs-u c. g-.fh s,l-a ssd fom L.
fts -rt 49,. src tr-lf1 rs-1 o. 4 -- f- 4~
zee f1 OBJ f..t Es-r-. 90. a. 90 tf..Ipfa ai
Tls c..er 1--uft.t rr ---l " Aff F.- P. 1
,-ry 81 p. r ? q as o-4 - 81 = Az u 4es 's :,
.fr suttt zrs ev,.sllrg .o-s I'd
Aftr cut ag he srttk f relieve Tie tcs
rtf sforta.ttd TIE Il- WOO ftfta-'
so fel-r % %, 10 A-y ad Ao4d BE- a'e'''a f
Pc Oh cIlst % tls AItfl. -...
s!lhLf-sfT 4 st . ol- q "" blrs '.ia1i Dr'.''
80 t.l. I'd los g. - O. l.ls iac'-lt-.
Apr o.. If.f 8. .L- 81 " -sLa--c1 ~-ac sp --9Hrf
az = TO o.. a. dip D.-lsl wood Tai 'B-dfa-i
Apr7c - 5s lu. % y. .i.pa4-d rp-r ~'-'-r 'hs
letter O. l o, flg2ci re rt-i-. oi
A. @ G. rs U.1 s'o Head. Se~-B-lf-i, -li.d ro-
sr,l o. Pa f-P &ealol Hal- -a' Haaurs-t =; No
Ar IT, e Buah.nl hip Al.-le, cosan, Saa'lesst -
In. fllrt L. i.
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Married.

In ssermertO June H. Nj Edward Lew to Mr. Joanna
bsy eli ~ thai clty.
r. N,vsos Jpu,l. M W Daw, Of Alabama Mrs THths
bCffe. - lows
e. June Alderman to nss Csharine Sand.
q brtts N.iity
In scliou June WE H. Knsh Miss Emma ane Kroh
esUCtfeT q Rev II. kroh. al " stockton.
T. tlh c. Utah IeTrfry DEC 1852 Ny Adm Hatch Mss
p ehs Jert Lit. 18th q sad County
o Nr Frederick
Of Italy q M Mtscz Cays-s, ate Of sandwich Islands
Jufs Roman Calo' Church III VI hsl Wckmau
Ma tAfgsltt LoLiesal u lel-ld
Csy, Ju4e = Mr stephen Hite Ms, Sarah
SpuLgtT
On euosdsy syeHir is'h June Nj GeOse Fhioh formerly
81 yohL, y. AZ. to Ni Hal.-l6f ieheW, 81 LOldO
CITY he .;A Juue 81 William sary 70
Mia An Elizabeth Melity, 10th % that CITY
IN Pttauus COuuty. Msy II LsandeT Wood
Cynthia LtfIg al Of Pet44sIaA
~ hs Of Nj Baresl Stockton May 3 Mr. Y D.
Fthi anks to Miss ia u Cray of NeW-Yok
Is Rev OTin fuau Pc tlr prcseues Of th-
1auou Salbaih. Man Is Rev. H-h H. sliae the
q M Rsohe Sut Boston
lie ~- VI kes. J. :. y LlIn.
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indian Affairs.

The San Francisco Herald furnishes the following
mary narrative Of the troubles among the Indian tribes
Of the Colorado;
Ry IN. tst.,t arrivals from Southern California.
advised Of reue~a Of the war b-'we@n the Yunss ant
Cooopas These tribes formerly 'f one fsuiy
Int having greatly Increased in numbers i-aonsles NJ
tween different bands finally produced rupture and
for years they have been in hostility TO each other
The Cocopas occupy the regcn around thu mouth "f the
Col0IOdo River and the luuas Ouch mos VIII ara
allies claim for forty miles aboye and below the mouth of
ihe ella Thee later have recently been reduced =" peace
BIZ the atvty srd ensrgy OF the troops AZ Fort fuInt
They had therefore re0ccupisd the grounds from $h h
our fooiers Rad driven them and commenced extensive
kras with view at trading their produre the grant
route Nv the mediation OF The United States OH ,7r'' the
Coeopss had formed treaty Of peace with the fun<s aud
CUchsBos.
II seems however thst envy jealousy at the favorable
posti n With reference 10 the Americans possessed by
The latter has induced the COcopas 20 violate the peace
and attack them la their fields About The Goth 81 Nay
eepuisifn OF thirty COcops warrilrs headed by their
principal chiefs paid visit a. Fort fumN -sienslby 10
give the ting officer statistical information with
reference 10 their tribe and country. Returning they en-
eouner.d the head chief vi the lumss -dOu, aud his
immediate command, about twenty i've men, With theT
families.
They attacked and killed Msoedon and five men and
kiie5 or carried n shout twenty aud children.
II lumas had collected around Fort llmA Appealing t'r
protection and revenge 10 the commanding "n ~; An
ext edition to nvesn the matter had been Ord-d and
would depart the 2th of May t probable that
the Cocopss may become involved in 4 with the
Ant rczns. but that will hardly prove inconvensn. as
their country lies than forty miles south oi the
ersut route The transports IL the Colorado River E
OF be protected by attachments Of troops from
Fort Yuma
The Inoiaps are committing numerous depredstioas east
Of Sonora Two have besn Allied 10y them during the
winter and third shot through the nat The Sonora
Heyald eDunersts also numerous thet OF horses ~nch
they have committed including from Mr.. w Clark,
clean sweep # the stock Il Hon. A ~ Tutfls and y
sra Of valuable horses from tie ranch Of Mr Daiirld
It's latter gentleman raised company If several msn
ard The Indians part OF two days and three nights
without oytrtahiux them.