New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

victim which Is done BY throwing their under his
chin and keeping his jaws closed by this means until be is
robbed One OF the parties when arrested was absorbed
in yellow covered publication called the -Aiveniures of
IickIooket Since the arrest q these fellows several
other obbercs have been committed in the streets sni
upon the vharves late night snd strong cort WI &c
mrdt 10 bring the scoundrsls 70 justice
Ry recent arrivals from the Plains have dates to July
from Salt Lake City. The mails arrived Sal. Lake
from IudeIedCnce the 2Sh Of June having eft the
LIST of that month The celebration Of Independence
carried cut with great enthusiasm There were music,
dancing pic MICS speeches bat drunkenness. The
nversary # The entrance OF the Pioneers in the valley
to have been celebrated JAY a. The harves; vii not
be large and the waters very hi-h brit are ahang
Considerable damage has been done 70 tho crops n Carson
Valley By hail storms Tie nrrber OF em'sraais between
the Humboldt and Carson Valley Is immense There axe
1000 wagons ana 800 head of cattle. There is an e
deIc among the latter that very destructive The nan
route i considered preferable by our Informant 70 john
sons cut of. Business Is very dal az salt Lake Ciy.
The miners in Carson Valley are doing well
Mr. T. Gamble and / c Ryan OF Alton IL, arrived at
Sacrtmeuto the "a Of August They len Missouri, on
the I'D of April They started when there was but Little
gross snd bought feed Tor long distance. These gentle
men lost fifteen days by coming the way Of SAT- Lake IN
al OF keeping tie Suhete Cut OF Flour was selling
IS cents Ter pound at Salt Lake and scarce at mat
The Humboldt oyertiowed from bluff % bluf and
rrssS Ferries cstab she'd the
creeks and rivers but the cngrants had t. take their
wagons pieces 20 get and wec charged s. per
wagon Ii Is stated that men are sent into the valley T.
deceive the immigration and 10 induce them to take bad
roads benefit Interested parties Mr. Mt Carson was
uton the road with sixyfve hundred head Of sheep lie
W II be in shortly. Ii is calculated tho immigration will
10 $1,000. Ole-h6t Of winch VIII % 10 oregon
OR markets well supplied with Vegetables Of all
kinds and great variety OF tut Apples, pears peaches
and watemeous displayed Tor sale IN con
silerab quantities Tho atC very plenty very large
Of delicious flavor, and very cheap
The from all peTts OF the mines Is encouraging The
rent River Danmng companies actively at work,
and many already mining in the beds Of the rivers
S,mc of the Quarts companies are also reported Is dong
very we'll one in Butte Co. the Washington was aver
aging $4,000 per week with six stampe They are about
t. lut in twelve more.
lie tories concerning the value of the Port Oxford mines
differ very much some insisting that make $50 20
per day and Others that - per day IS the best that can
Tie reported discoveries of gold in the Coast Range
within SIX miles OF Santa Cruz are confirmed The gold il
about the size OF yin heads IL j. supposed TO have been
wnshCd out q ausiierous quartz IN tn mountains.
Mr. Purcell and others have obtained grant fom the
CITY Government ef Sonora for permission to mine por
ton If NasLneonst in that city ihey are 10 Drudge inc
street previous To commencing mining
Quite an excitement raised at Sa 'rameno about
w,e since bv the reported discovery of rich deposits Of
cod on the banks Of The Slough in the north part OF the
city Hundreds rushed To the pot and large number OF
claims were sjaked Of The gold was discovered 10y a
German who filing wagon that was employed III rr-
pairing the streets Of the city IL was ai'er"aII a'Scr
aned however that the gold was probably some that hal
beu buried by deceased miners VINO had come from the
mines sick and enCamped there in ~ AMI 30 and 1e az
ton Of the floods had spread il about the vicinity ihe
Excitement went down amos; Immediately.
There is undoubtedly gold IN the saeranen,o taley
H. AT place in the Valley called Prairie City two thou
! sand people engaged at mining the water beng Iar
/ III he'd by ditch from Mormon Island.
| From san Diego, we have news TO july Joth Capt
OBreu and Capt Bennett had arrived with company oi
| immigrants from Texas They came through with puck
mules sixty DAYS aom III PasO. company OI thirty i've
families from Red River County Texas was expected TO
arrive in q few weeks. No trouble was given by inc In
! dans Mr. Wentworths company from Texas, was also
expected soon. by the name OF y Hinton mas been
arrested The robbery of the mail in ONO II 1879 ana
10 be removed there for trial lie has been part Oh the
tine since then in Cuba, and also in Oregon.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands are to the l6th OF July
| brought by the slOODOf war PORTSMOUTH IRA
matte entertainments given regularly az the Hawaiian
| 1hoaer Messrs Bingham, Simpson, Ranlowe, and Mrs
RAY are mentioned a. part Of the company there are TWO
volunteer companies in Honolulu; the First Hawaiian
Guard and a Cavalry Corps lot was sold on Britannia
Il for Church at s2oO The populations OF the Islands IS
suruosed be l65 Deaths during the past year 43O
Births lf22 or nearly three deaths to a birth The
measles and whOoping cough supposed to have taken
off 10000 in lsl7 and AZ and i Is thought the small poS
will now take of 5000 The natives are asi fain;
away The fearful ravages Of the small p01 have created
great alarm at HOnoulu 1876 cases have been reported
aud 5s3 deaths II is expected that the whaling ieet WIZ
not dare touch that place in the M report OF the
Board of Health however states the disease to be dnn
shng in the city proper though extending into the country
Great meeting of The foreign residents in favor OF the
Dismissal of Messrs j T. Judd and Richard Armstrong,
Ministers Finance and Public instruction was to be ned On
the goth July.
Tho number Of vessels which have arrived at this port
since the date OF last steamer issue has been 10 vi
these there were from New York, the Emily Miner S1ow
Squsll st Lawrence Ben Howard Hampton, jonathan
Goodhuc Arana, Reliance, Georgia Flying CLOUD, nor
M and Robert Centre From Boston, the Peri Geo +.
Webster Robert Harding Annawan Brutus Berkshire
Queen of the Pacific and Flying Eagle From Phadel-
phia, the Sarah L. Bryant From Hong hong' the on,
dine Mary A Jones. and GRAF Van H)gondorp From
Batavia the Palmetto From Liverpool the seringapa
tum From Bremen, the Nisurgis From Amsterdam
the Elizabeth & Jacob, and the Menta. From Dor
deaux the Mars From Glasgow, the Eva. From Vaipa
raiso the Queen Of the Isles Dos Amegcs and Tres Anne
Cos From ports in Mexico the Cornea srena Vna del
Mar Adeliue and Bresa From San Juan del sud the
steamer Sierra Nevada. From Panama the steamer Ore
gon From Honolulu, the Elizabeth, Boston, and L. s.
soopofwar Portsmouth From Tahiti the Aorlii and
the e.t from Oregon and domestic const ports The clip
uer shps Flyng Cloud and Hornet arrived 18th inst
In l05 DAYS from New York the Hornet passing the gate
fcry minutes ahead Of the Flying Cloud Both vessels
encountered heavy gales and battling winds On the night
Of the ith II june, the Let ohcer OF te fyhg 'Ouu'
slr Thomas G.. Gibbs OF EewYork, and seaman
named Samuel Howe washed overheard and lost
The CAfIUnE OF JoAQUIy.-An official report OF the
exploit Capt Loves Ranger in tho capture Of the Ysr
table hghwayman. Joaquin, Is received ~ 1ae oar 10
ogain ketalhcoR through Lieut. Conner, who visited
stockton TO procure the materials for he preservation o!
the head OF the bandit AMI the hand Of his companion,
Three Fingered jack Mexican, taken prisoner by
CAPT Love SAYS that joaquin and his band were on the
rad fom San Diego the mines, intending to make IN
other oray tn Americans and Chinese and Then 70 re-
turn 60 Sonora.
CAPTAIN Harry Love reports that the eth Of july he
encountered the notorious r0bser Oaquln Muratf with
his bard on the Arroyo Contuga near the coast range OF
mountains on the Tulare plains When he discovered Joa
On he was encainped the above river and Appeared -
lave had made some hard mar. nes preYou ~ rom
the aded aprearance Of the horses On being perceived
by me Of the company joaquin was immediately rccD1
nzed, and his being aware OF the TACT immediately
sprang his horse and endeayored onake MS escape nc
eoselv purued by Of the company and bis horse
sbot from under him when he took 10 flight on loot and
being wounded Of the men shot him dead before he
had gone far In the meantime others Of ie company
were pursuing the remaining part Of the band who fought
bravey w lie retregting each being armed with Two SIX
shooefs Three their number were killed and two made
rrouer he tie remainder escaped Immediately after
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