The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-27

lad 10 see the old chief has western psofea Ses
- Formerly we wssefn boys consdered him the on
80 Of the east. General Houston V now about sixt
49, OF sxe but enjoys good health, and has an interes
- Young family. having married the last time Ms
lee OF Alabama, in ieil Ind Hut
From Baluuaore American
later from Califsrnia. Arrival Of the North
ern Light
Tn. steamer Northern Light. Captain Miner froa
Jszn on the NIB, put into Norfolk yesterday more
y tr fuel and provisions She has $50 passengers and
,mion and halt Of gold besides large quantities "a
The hands fthe passengers
About $50 OF the passengers BY the Northern LisL
arrived hsss this morning the steamer Herald IRON
Norfolk.
She epsouniered severe gale of the coast
49, 4A SUMMARY or NEWS.
Th.sr,;v., nj ,endent BesIe and his activity
in has department. has already Exercises ,,bss with
which be has held interviews are dsiixhtea WIN TUG
poIicV or colonxing them On government w
and are anxious 10 commence het ns~ ,a
r.1 ~ preservinx permanent peace WIN 'ne ind1hs
They unst be enabled TO support themselves WIN ,nel
own labor or else live BY stealing from me whites;
When they are located their reservations 'ney WI
M, onIv fovIdc themselves with The nicer saes o. NE
hut vii be amply able TO support their own SCHOOLS.
churches and other domestic nsulaions' W mannef
sdaulo n
.sahshment OF the first Of these colonies v mark an
imDoapf and ia The history OF The Stale
and of the Indian tribes
Onr domestic industry OF every class is in prosperous
,d saisfactory condition. The agricultural products OF
hs connry are very abundant and the prevalent opn.
oo smonr The farmers 10, thai California will raise
enough grim next year ior home consumption.
.en,s The mining interest being in 6ourishng and
prosperous condition. Large facilities for the working
Of the paceIs being created and perfected such as
aumes CANALS &C. The quartz interest also Appeals TO
have received impetus, and more general activity
Is eyuced among those engaged IN tins species OF MN
ur latest foreign adv;ces from India dated Singa-
more July s. and represent the prevalence OF cholera and
oher epidemic Diseases The NEST recent accounts from
China are 10 the 10th June and convey the particulars OF
the unobsructed success Of the rssounons anu .nflI
ncreasng strength and power Recent advices IRON the
islands show very decided opposition exist
Ds among the foreign residents 10 the present govern
ment. From South America we have no news OF deci
ave iUDoTtanco.
- beg OF parties are engaged n making surveys in
the interior OF the STATE and in the passes OF the oera
Nevada iscsrtain the best course for The railroad
Thsre have been three deaths BY violence in The city 10
the last two weeks and large number OF burElares
French opera has been stared under the direction OF
Mona Panel, and has proved quite succes.iul.
company has been formed al Placerville TO make
canal from Costumes river to Pfairie City, distance
OF wcssy three miles This canal will aid very mateTi-
ally 10 develop the resources OF rich District about
fifteen miles long by ten wide The estimated cost Is
The mines In Carson valley not profitable. and The
settlers there generally engaged in other occupations
Tue quartz mirss 10 Grass valley have lately been
paving much better than formerly.
Rich d,gginss have beea found in Lake Valley on
Johnsons Touie, the eastern side OF the Sierra Ne
vada.
Several earthquakes felt 10 the lower part OF the
San Joaquin Valley. on the I'd ins'.
The Indians the head Of Russian river have been
hoablesone. and the setlers the neighoorhood are
taking OF giving them lesson.
h. Qosxp R,v nd vrer
the llih INST They are TO receive 500 600 Tor the
land on the south side OF the river
These was battle on The l2'h ult between The Ap.
plesae indiana and the Rife RAnges- Inc latter Loot
one man, the former twelve or fourteen.
There have bern several difficulties about land titles
within the las fortnight Ia one case man was killed
LAKE VALLEY DICoNGs According TO The Piacesville
Herald, an important geological fact has JUST been deve
oy<d. In the discovery OF gold OF great puy IN LAKE
alley. upon Johnsons route to Carson valley Lake
valley, in which Lake Bgler IL situated, lake some
sir miles in length and IRON three wide. lies at
great between two summits oil the Sierra Ne
vada range The from The lake being tributary TO the
TIuekee nver That gold exists along lne whole extent
OF the eastern base OF the mountains has been long
known, bat that il existed large Quantities upon the
very summit of the Nevada range has been I'LL now
matter OF conjecture, and The fact unknown But the
discovery has been made; II is hxed fact and
miners realizing from tive 10 seven dollars
day to the ditch Is already IN The course OF coz
suction for conveying water 70 dtgnss hat prospect
rich. above the natural channel OF the stream.
"ConHc xvxkTs"-The Placervie Herald relates as
an undspu,ed iac,. gathered from Indians and mountain
GERS. from every locality where the beaver zbouno that
these anlmals, contrary 10 their movements Tor The las
yeaD raisins dams arosnd their ancien,
hsbiAlioOs Than foot above their common be eight
and that they have commenced their work earlier in the
seasDn b. II least ak weeks, Than before known
FrO@ this many anticipate an early commencement and
larger Quan,,y OF rain, and OF course snow upon the
mounsaias, The coming Wnsr than any previous
since the discovery OF gold in California
scuavr.-The British ship Jenny Uren, Jus, arrived
hers trUa Liverpool, Was nearly two hundred days al
sss, without seeing land AIos oil the and several
Of the passenxer became diseased with the scurvy and
il was whh mach dfcuIiy that the vessel worked
iato port. II 10 feared that several OF the be-
You'd recovery.
PROM OREGON.
By the arrival OF the Columbia. six hours from Port
than before received We extract the following items OF
recsat intelligence:
The Columbia brings 500 900 treasure, coo hogs, 500
chickens, and 90 boxes merchandise.
DaowKxp. John Rogers citizen Of Scapoose plains
was drowned At ST. Helene few days since.
CAPrAIH ALprs -Thi. gentleman. who was severely
wounded BY the Indians Rogue river 10 ia rar way
to recover.
RoouE Rvra INDIAN wAR 1t appears from The la'es,
advices IRON RoSss river, that another treaty OF peace
has been made With the Indiana, who have, says the
Oregonan, continued snder former treaties stea and
destroy The property OF the whites. and, whenever the
Opportunity odssd TO murder the defsnceess and uupro
tsctsd.
GclD Dlscovsar.-Jadxe Patton informs Us that gold
dEkinSs have been discovered the tosn OF Jack
vile. shish paid q 50 to the pan. The ground va. i'm
nedaisiy lad OF into CLAIMS
FAon THs sourH-Mr. Corun. who Ief, Jackson
vale qsils r.ceaty ,nforrs US that treaties had been
made with the Indiana, excepting TayoS's tube, on
Lover Rogue nvef. Capt Nesmnhs volunteers had or