The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-28
THE DAILY DISPATCH
nanny MORNING. OCTOBER u, 1883
FROM CALlFoRNIA,

FROM CAIiFOtNta-
The news by the Northern Light is not very I'M
,,oy,ant Mining intelligence Is favorable aud GO
,oer,ic industry OF every class is in fenrish"s
condition The activity OF Superintendent bea,'' -
the Indian Department has exercised nloS' ss,a''
nv influence The tribes with which ne mas he.' :"
aerviews are delighted with the policy OF
on government reservations while 1t = y
conceded that this ia the only praetcaoie pan "
,rcsery;nq nermapent peace. The suhjoiaea sum
mary ia from San Francisco papers oil OCT is
nu,,h.r NJ nsrties arc engaged in making sur
sevs In the interior of the state ana III 'ue pass
elthe Sierra Nevada, to asoe''"'" '"e
re- Ia ye bccu three deaths by violence In the
civ IN the last two weeks. and large nua'oe' u
burglaries - ,,,. ,h> Al,
,ection o, Mons Planet, and has proved quite sue
cessfuL ,,-....,o
make canal from Costumes river to Ffairlc tity
distance of23 miles This canal will all very ma
teriay TO tieveope the resources of rich district
about Is miles long by 10 wide me estimated
cost is Sl00,Oo0
The mines in Carson Valley are not profitable,
and the settlers there are generally engaged in
Thr onartg mines in Grass Valley have lately
been paving much better than formerly
RicIi iirnincs have been found III Lake Valley
on Johnson's Route, on tue caS'e'" s'uc Vi tue
Sierra Nevada.
several earthquakes were felt in the lower part
of the San joaquin Valley on the 2d ult
The Indians al the head of Russian river have
been troublesome, and the settlers in the neghbor
hood are talking of giving them lesson.
The Rogue river Indians were induced to make
peace on the llth inst. They are TO receive 500.
600 for the land on the south side OF the river.
There battle on the 18th ut. between the
Applegate Indians and the Rife Rangers. The
laffnr lnsT ~ fiaa fuF
teen. ~S
There have been several difficulties about land
titles within thei last fortnight IN one man
was killed.
The California papers boast largely OF the vege
table productions aheir State "a squash has been
raised near Ehe mouth of Granite Creek, a short
distance. Caloma,a measuring feet in circunl-
ference 3 II n.dianeters is l-2 inches IN
depth. and weighinglll0 pounds The same svine
produced several others but little inferior in size
Peach trees row.from.seeds and bear fruit in two
years land apple shootsgrow five feet in one sea
son. go. go.
2The2PlaceryilieW ralF predicts an early and Sc.
we're winter, from the fact that tie beavers nave
commenced their work six week early than ever
before known and are raising their dams ono foot
above the common height
Gold oil great purity has been discovered in Lake
Valley, upon Johnson's route TO Carson Valley.
FROM OREGON.
By the Northern Light We have also later s,iatcs
rom Oregon The following are the only toms of
interest: -.....-
CAPTAIN ALDEH.-Tkis gentleman. who was 80.
verely wounded by the Indians on Rogue river is
In fair way to recover -
ROGUE RIVER INDIAN Want aDn.ors fro,
the --latest Udviccs from Rogue river that anorbcr
treaty o. peace has been made with the indians
who have, says the Oregonian, continued undar
tonEer treaties to steal and destroy the property Of
the Whites: and whenever the opportunity offered
TO murder the ietenceless and unpro.ects.i
GOLD DIsCovERY.-Judge Patton informs us flat
Soid dl5elngs have been discovered in the town Of
JackSonyiiie, which paid 81 50 to tie pan The
ground was Immediately lain of into claims
Scion sSid -esmau.
FROM THE SOUTH.-Mr Corum who left Jack
eonvie quite recently informs us that treaties had
been made with the indiaas-excepting TAYLOR.
tribe on Lower Rogue river Capt Nesnai.ls vo
lunteers had- or was about returning home Gen,
Lane was n good health and spirits. and would be
in soon.
Lleut Bcalc. in passing over the table land he
tween the Colorado and the Gila. discovered
number OF human habitations some Of then, were
very extensive and of stone and showed that nl
InerOus and industrious population once existed
where all Is now barren multitude OF ,,rockerv
and domestic utensils were found his srnnDsai
that the ruins are of Aztec origin
The una and Cocopa indians are at war They
had battle about the first of the month"; the Yumas
were yictors.
IhIryive thousand sheep have been brought
into the State by the Southern route from Chihua-
hua
Major IiodInan made treaty with the Indians
on the Humboldt
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER TEXAS ATNEW
ORLEANS-FuRTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.
new OzLEANS, Oct 24-The steamship Texas has
arrived below this port from Vera Graz, bringing
California dates to the Both of September.
She reports the departure from San Francisco OF
the steamer Pacific for San Juan del Sud. with 400
passengers aud 81, 800 900 in gold and the steamer
Panama, for Panama, with 81 100 900 in gold.
In the San Francisco markets of the Both OF Sep
teIuber. sales of Gallego flour were reported at
Slaa Sl3. Mess beef SIS, Adsmantine candles,