New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

AlMhnel PoftA al % "en u-f''t ''"'' '- ''"a 20
ILe steamers BY TIE Nicaragua r.e ov7fals 81 arrive
stvt al aey IN acyancc O. those ot mo - ~ . y ti
yfrytlu. bringing the yeES f1lm New hons "a az
u iic recrla- naH. Tie lhrsna conner h1veve- .
essn, Els brig later dispatches by The Ramsey r1l'e
That -ourh; ~ tie Pansa yrhcf stopped 81 Acarp g.
Wa cicht ,ays lg.er irom y ~ Yur'..
Mining rcrn';cns throughout iht State psrIiiriy
eucou5se M. fer re msy iut-e tom the rcgorts
rublsisd il the papers Of the ineror On tie IEbi q.
Posters Ear, the claims are paying INN SIX II t,-y u
le-S uer dsv Wnglqul Company paid fnn SO % %
rsr dav 70 each share The Golden Falls Company, from
sIC0 10 8 per day 70 tie share. At henebec Bar some
COMPARES ere making nn 20 10 % 0nnces per dsy -
each un On tie North Fork company olive men took
t Of bapk claim In one week. $50 ID the hand In tho
north ne ar the Oregon lire diggngs are paving we'll On
the Or con side claim paid high AZ $1,000 IN one
cay snd is average has been from $50 70 500 day
sud another FROM $500 70 $500 daily Toe beah Dig
s hetyfen Crescent CITY and Port Orf1-e in Oce-on,
are found 10 be Of little account Near DowneYIe Ia
serrs County lrmp OF golf weighing II IDS vas hNen
ont Of ole caa and Of thirteen ounces out Of arohef
On Jsnson Creek 81 90 taken ont Of seventeen
tuns Of quartz aud In Nevada County ssovJ rom tar.
Of quarts On Feather River, The average an)lni
taken from the three claims in vo days was about Sol
On the MCQueumne River, in what are called the s,ul
ern Mines several companies have realized from twenty
thirty ounces each daily while others nave psossi very
unsuccessful As general thing the report OF tins year
i rather uuiavorlhle on this river One company On
Jamess Bar, however. succeeded IN taxing on cYer
$1,000 in two weeks The Mining Waer Companies ere
making the greatest Irogres- convey IN water from she
rivers in every direction and thus supplying the dry Dig
eiug which have been heretofore neglected except during
g
There hes been no abatement Of crime since our last
summary made mp. Mr. Alex, HAL Of Missouri was
stabbed bv Gillian IN Calaveras County. NJ Robin
son shared the same fate in FL Dorado County, wei
n Mr. jenkins. Of Maine. who was residing m Piacer
County The first died Immediately and the last two were
moItely wounded In Caayeras roboeT was shot down
BY number Of Cinnamon, his body completely ridiled.
Tie puiTid bodies of two murdered men were reee-y DIS
covered near Yreka, in Ssksou County ID, Marshall Of
Alameda county murdered in cold blood week before
last. in the door of his dwelling by IeNcan, wao
mounted his horse and escaped The horse thieves are
min;s Nathaniel Hal law was deliberately killed in
Yuba County by man named l.. Kohl. Frenchnaa
killed under aggravated ercunsances ny a MAJ
named Lennon in P0pe's Valley, IN Naps Comfy.
Other crimes Of minor character OF constant occur
renee.
paris Of the State Two attempts have been male TO ire
the CITY Of stockton and fire timely suppressed in
the City Of Sacramento. Downevle also came near De
ing destroyed by hre and Sonora has sean oeen
The tuts in many places have als) been visited by con
hagIaiions
Mud Springs III Dorado Co.. at wsch strictly Stae
Rights Ian for the construction Of the road was submitted
by Francis J. Hoover formerly OF Maryland
Several important decisions have been rendered by tho
Board OF L 5 Land Commissioner covering nearly all
the points which be raised. The people OF the safe
are now awaiting the final action Of the tribunals at Wash
iugton with much interest.
mencing at the CaiOn Pass is being prosecuted by
the patty under Capt. Norris.
THE CITY.
The business OF San FRANCISCO mas nor Dteh 81 Ne as
has heretofore generally been the case at this period OF the
wear The excessive mpOrtat0ns OF merchandise Is gem
orally complained Of The work OF building Il progress
ing with ulatating ygor although operations are ehehy
corfned 10 the completion of buildings previously com
menced Gre progress in this department has De
made during the and fall than we have ever 10
fore en- called upon chronicle, and the buildings are
In every respect of superior and much more hghy ofna
mental character Many of the dwelling houses recently
erected are Of and granite, and they have not BEEN
os heretofore. confined TO pars ular localities Dnt are
al whole the LIMITS. Il large
number of streets have been opened, grated an1
panktd bringing into marke proper y which mas heretofore
been unay eabe Real estate thus far mas sustained ram
er Gim stand The Improvements OF the streets are no
vet completed and the rainy season, which may be sat
10 have commenced Sunday the 18th OF
Las found many Of them in most Wfetchel plsht An
immense amount of money has been expended upon the
improvements of the streets
In Tuesday night Mayor Garrison sen. in his message
IN the Common Council showing that the funded and
foatng debt Of the City Of San Francisco amounts %
81 s9Ol9l The estimated expenditures OF the city t3r
year are ss96,572 Il. The message Is avery cad
lie report Of the Superintendent of Free Common
Schools shows that out of 1880 children and youth IN the
city, 800 attend these schools.
Two fires in addition to great many alarms, have oc
CURED within the fortnight. In one case eamP1ene
estahshment was destroyed and in the other sma Chi
nese house No great damage sustained, owing 70
the ndefaiigabe exertions of the tremen ~
few nights since a Cheno was murdered on Vallejo
f for the commission Of which oense two srties were
arre.ted and are awaiting trial Within three days
there were four assassnatOns and one attempt upon life
within circuit OF twenty miles OF me city
By the st Of January next the city VIII be lighted with
ras fom the works Of James DOnohue & CO. in HAPPY
Valley The pipes are already laid through the principal
streets Of the city.
difficulty recently occurred between the fremen and
the police growing out OF the arrest by the latter OF man
SUPPOSED 10 belong to the former row was the conse
quence which was, however, soon quelled
TIE SrEAMERs-The John l. Stephens and the Pacific
leave this morning Panama and San Juan Tpey bear
away from our shores very large number Of passenger
and e. 53 30i 81 less than was shipped at
the same period last year The fare board the Ste
rhens was $500 in deck saloon s75 in dining saloon
S125 in second cabin; slo0 in steerage state rooms ana
s75 in seerage On board the Paeic s225 IN deck sa
loon 200 in dining saloon $50 ia second cabin aud SO
~ the sieerage. san Francisco hs.aia i'n'
The following treasure wa shipped Dy Inc acme ,,
PAGE Co... $4,000 Seigman
"a Layari Freres. lZ1i<
xSsrss 4 60 ... 10000 Timer Fiegenblum 1883
4 Garrison ... 1900 Mscondrsy CO....... 10 ID
Drexe Saiher Courch 400 John - oifns''''''''
Wells Fergo Coz. esnO T. Moore '.''''''''' ooo
Tnliant Nnfs........ 5000 Afr ...-.'-'''' oo
l.. o. NILS Co o2ttV NJ fuda DiO'''''''' $40
Vleisru 'onN'o"'''.. .............s 435 AZ
The foovin0 was forwarded By the John l. stephens;
Psee Bacon s5lnt zoo shole brotnsIs. '' -
Adams to.......-... <9o.to N''''' oe,o
y Duyiss ID '''''f'''-
Wells Fcrgo Co 1873 WycAoh Oo''"'''''' 90
Gee Uei,er a Co 2LZ77 " doneD. oV1
Srgz Ntwhouse... lo4Jo Oturf shPPei'''''''''' 80