New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

sons 5o, vii experience but he difficulty n crossing,
as il is sufficiently strong bear their weight Pack trains
vii not be able 10 the mountains FOR noDth sx
weeks TO come.
There are large number Of Indians in Sierra Lake Val
who bat hostile and evineed sucA disp ion
toward the party OF Mr. b. who however, Succeeded in
out av cling them and thus escaped inJgry Persons visit
ing Carson Valley shoud not 20 in parties OF less than five
There was M news from the Great Salt Lake City or
Valley
FOssus-we learn that IN the vicinity Of DO1cisss Fla.
Calaverss county considerable quantities Of the bone Of
MANN 9th animals have been found in the hi on the north
side offhe fat The bones discovered while travel
ng the hill Nearly two years since. M j. WisIander
had In his possession specimens OF teeth Of an
size Of which weighed two and three quarter pounds
LAND SLIDE-The MarysriA Hsrqd gives an account
Of land side which occurred a Fsifneh Bar on the Mid
de Fork Of Feather Monday evening March -
About 10 O'Clock in the gh the earth broke loose hs
mountain eide 400 feet above the eVei OF tue bar ani
rushed down with terrible velocity number Of persons
badly injured, ard two men named Charles Havey
and Richard Black were killed.
SHASTA AND YREKA-The late rains have oos'ructsi
communication With the most distant plaeers through the
usual wagon roads and mule trails Inc miners 10 the Vi
entity Of Shasta doing exceedingly well the rains hAy
ing had benefcisl effect
the mountains at present Bald mountain Is almost bare
thing heretofore unheard Ct before the middle Of
The melted BY the late rains.
Mr. Wilson Sherman. Of the prOpretors Of Ferry
across the Trinity River drowned Tuesday last
The miners arOusd ireka were doing well especially in
On Green Horn, two ard half miles from Yreka,
pany linen averaging upward Of SEQ per day each
Is LUCK-A party of three men last week az work on
the Mokolurnne Rich Guich beside making the handsome
Of s200 in day fell into sr'ak Of luck one Of
them having picked up in the claim piece Of gold weigh
ing ten ounces
NV DlGcISGs-On the South Fork Of the Calaveras
about mile from the Bridge, very good dggngs have
been struck ayera ging - cents per bucket
NORTH BRANeH.-Al along This stream the miners
doing very well Al present; II Is not section Of country
whore large pieces found but there IS always certain
ty Of making fret rate wages.
MURRAIs CEEEK-Ihe waters Of this creek are becon-
ing more useful almost weekly. After running along is
course has easily been taken in charge anu led along the
rich fats a. San Andres
PooR MAs's GULcH-The claims along this gulch
Welding very large wages There good number Of men
at work, and they are well contented.
Rich GrLCH-It Is Il the gold 10 this rtvine,
which empties into the Mokelumne, eXhausa-ss.
Among the earliest discoveries this section OF cOunry, II
Calaveras Chronicle.
MURDER At The Mission S,S JOSH We are indebted to
Mr. b Marston clerk the Cnion nteli
gence that a named John Welsh has been muriereda
the Mission Jose by that brutal process OF having hO
thrown his neck by skilfu Mexican horseman and
dragged until dead Welsh was known 20 had had gold
watch find $500 on his person. Two Mexicans
arrested on suspicion who said they knew the murdereI
Tho NcrGd0 JOHra0i contains the letter Of a
ponden dated March ~, which relates unfortunate
counter at Omega, between young man named lsaai
Moore and Mr. Nnne, merchant of that place, IN which
the former shot dead meeting Of the citizens
called and jury empannelled, who rendered verdict Of
justihable homiccide.
DRowNED.-We learn by The Stqtc Journal that Rev
John BeDnem, Jr, late Of Brooklyn. New York. was
drowned on the 2sth of March IN Cache Creek, YolO
County, while attempting 10 cross the same on horse
back