New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26


wages the entire ssmmsr miner took oat Imp, on
the creek above Norowvlle that weieled twenty two
Ounces. Few diggBgs 10 Northern Caliiornia have Eat
many men home with piles a. this sane frencn
GHl.h.
RlvEEs There must haze been very heavy rains in Ia
mountains the Sacramento River has rsen three feet
and the American eighteen inches in the twenty .1dl
hours before yesterday This -sys The STATE Joarrab /
uuusus a. the commencement % the rainy season. consid
eiug the ground has been parched We learn from
friend Just down from The interior that the waters on TIE
Folks OF the American have risen nom four 70 SIX fee, tn.
week
MTs1yG OPRRarross Is SEvApa--T TIE YouHg Az.rica
says that the Memphis Race IA proceeding expsdOusy
toward It's competion. The ditch. when completed Wal
make that whole region through which runs Of the
desirable IN the state for mining Some sixty OF
seventy hands have been emp yed this work sud the
crmpany are now building Till in order furnish
themselves with lumber Tor flaming, ~. River m uins
has been Suspended Lander Bar tho rise IN taa aba
having washed away the dam and caused the miners %
lock out for other quarters New dEgn.s have lately
been discovered near New Orleans Flat paying hh
sls to the pan in instances, Ne ars Informed
Hill diggiDgs have also been discovered az Rough ali
Ready which are said TO yield we'll Oar friend, judge
Roheits IL reported have cIn which gives prolific
evidence Of fruitful harvest. Ten and haf pounds
sueCmCn q does very WEI. toT first prospect
HUI MNISG.-Ihs miners In the vicinity OF Foster 8
Bar. preparing vi;h great vigor to WORK the d IN
hlls, which prospects weh In place called Campton
VIE there are over thousand persons, though SIX
mcrths since there only store anI blacksmith
shop.
swNDLHe.-Ihe Fl Dorado correspondent Of The
STATE JOuyHolsays:
some person or persons have been cheat
ug some Cinnamon not faF .rom this place BY paimng
t 1nscre on as collectors OF foreign mGers Ta5
IS radically wrong and should b. looked into BY the
thorties and when suh facts satisfactorily proven
the perpelraios should 0e yerely punished On The 0p
site sGe q the river 20 cur place t~0 Chinamon were
robbed on nonday last by others If fheir cOuntrymen
one Of about S-CO aBd the other about $50. Tas
done IN open daylight aud created considerable ex
meut 8mong the Celestals for short time The per
porators fed toward Sacramento and were puTsued by
the losers with the evidence In the case with the design of
puuish.ug them wherever caught
correspondent Of The Mqrysr1e h,i I'll writing from
Foster Bar. fuba River says.
Numerous other places D these His the miners have o5
70 ned good prospects and whenever tney can Obtain
wafer are taking out great deal Of gold One face in
connection with these k cigsrgs. viii satisfy any person
Of their richness and that is that not single claim thar
Las been opeuCo so far proved failure Il only needs
water to work them and they viii be found TO be the rich
ess portion Of the state.
lie sna ditohes that have been already constructed
will furnish about hundred suioe heals OF water dur
irg The Writer season, but this viii only supply small
portion Of the miners
company has been organized and tho survey com
mtnced or bringing in portion of the North faba RIVER
from GoOdyoa.s Bar above thas point The work vii
be conmercod Immediately and be completed about me
fret Of June noxt This work Wh,n finished. VIII dEJrd
permanent suPp!y Of water during the whole year.
SUGAR fiss-Iie Editor Of Tie Groqs VeH.y TIE
erorh has some pine II this STATE It Is white
o. q II a pleasant Lavor
RAIN Gsn sxow-Is has rainsd heavily in the vicinity
OF DcwHievle and the fumes aad dams in the scr nave
been carried away There 10 considerable snow upon lhe
mountains.
perform tie keater in Stockton Wednesday evening
next.
RIVER MiMyc-Ihe miners, in the river bed tha
Month and Middle Forks Of the American have generally
been very unsuCcesslul the past season Arrangements
being made however 10 turn the river next season.
ORSAhESTAL-1he Cosirson Council of Sacramento
have authorized the Mayor Of that place TO plaat willow
trees upon the levee for ie distance OF hlf mile.
HisToRv OF SAcRAwESro.-Dr }. =. Aorle and sam
uel c. Coyine, Eaq about pref slng full and com
Icie history of Sacramento City and Valley. Such a
work VIII be Of great value TO the citizens Of na vicinity
and those gentlemen well qushed for the task they
have urdortokep.
ImPRoyEaESrs-The cost of the improvements On J st
from Twelfth TO Thirty frst ST, Sacramento, and the co1
siucon Of the bridge across the slough near Suffers
Fort, has been s5-,,t3 =.
RIsiSG AGAIN-Ihe Yuba River at Marysyille which
had risen and e again has again commenced rising and
ls Low two feet higher than on sunday last.
FROM Tue SOUTH.
We have news from Los Angeles to the 10th OF Nov.
The officers OF the expedition have broken up tho depot
camp the Aoheve, and Lieut. Williamson, with por
of the party left there he morning OF the ot for
the ella River intending 10 follow down the al0have to
iis Junction with tie Colorado They viii thus pas
through the "Mohavo villages anf have an opportunity
to gsin interesting Information concerning that wariike
tribe Of Indians They escorted by the Dragons under
Lieut. Stoueman.
The wagons Of the expedition with the remainder Of the
parry Berngrdn0, their way sOathw-rd. and
a1e TO socw down the mountains to the vicinity Of
and there to await the return Of Lieut. Wilkinson Lieut.
j. Pake is in charge Of this expedition and viii examine
the Passes below here. IL. n Slar
There are 5ls children between and ls years of age,
in the City Of Los Angeles. Or these children % are
Americans
The valuation of Los Angeles County last year was
s-s652l4 San Bernardino 257,2s6. The apportOnment
Of the debt is to be made The share OF San Der
nardino will be about sL5CO.
THE Row IN Los AsGELEs-The City Marshal was
bound over by Justice Dmmirk, in the OF 5000 to
appear the Court of Sessions to the charge OF
assaut with intent TO kill There row somewhere
on Friday night week and the Marshal in the exercise OF
his discretion and the duties Of his Office ordered to
be shot and be was promptly obeyed Aman was killed
Il but Justice TO say the Marshal would have shot the
man himself only his pistol hung tire
There row in Petes billiard saloon, in which the
barkeepsr shot by Jack By who has been bound
over for trial il $500 Star.
LETTER FROM Los ANGELES.
Corresrendence Of the Alta California.
Los ANGELEs Nov. 18th, 1853.
On Sunday, 3Oh October we took departure with
the Nevada Indians from Sublete & IhOmpsoas ranch,
eight miles west of Los Angeles fer Tuare Valley by way
OF the Teon Pass The only incident worthy OF notice
that crossing OF the mountains on the san Fer
papdo Pass about ight miles from the Mission Of that
name one Of mules slipped and fell about 300 feet.
Both r-uie aud cargo entirely Lost Water and game
were rather and the ejon Pass was ono OF the
hardest osd- ever Travelled by beast Our party
was composed OF twenty beside the Indians, and 50
riding aud packed animals.
San Fernando Pass is IS miles north Of Los Angeles
thence Teton pass is IS miles westward direction and
thence it 10 miles eastwafdly to the Adobe House in
the valley, which Is TO be the ressrved home Of the red
The Adobe House, as il is known 70 all who nave
passed along the road from Los Angeles TO the Taare
Valley is the headquarters Of Lieut.. Beae. We ar
rived on the 9th OF November at the Adobe House with
our packed train. Lieut.. Besle had preceded us day
and bali With light wagon. The ten loaded wagons OF
bis train followed him and by leaving portion Of their
load arriv the 7h They return for the resi-
due At the Adobe House we met Col. Hay, AMI Mr..
Nugent Who looked roughly noGn.aaeers an1 waO
had accompanied Lieut.. Beale to the valley.
The valley is beautiful one, and suppose, from what