New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
From the Interior.

Ne understand that the crops generally, scarcely
Inward usual at this season. owing to the more than
nal quantity Of rain that has fallen during the SPRING
e OF the volunteer crops however afford an exception
hSsn Jose valley some fields Of barley are heading Lar
9potatoes also quite forward ana some fields will be
fedy for supplying the market in another week The
1 have npped the tops in some instances but the bulbs
~ found 10 DO unDjured Immense crops OF wheat and
pohsoes in the ground, and from present prospects
here fear Of scarcity in these articles, for the next
seemonih at least rs 10 barley If the rats do not con
whAt there is Of Chilean on hand there-w be little
seasion for full crop Of domestic
ATTEE JoAQUIS-A letter from Marposa informs The
EkclfoH Journal that Mr. Leroy Nning has undertaken
seaptre joaquin, for the reward OF $1,000 Ale Nning
IA veiy energetic and determined man. and should he
Megtt the trail Of joaquin he will be very likely 20
>lturs him.
NJ find the following in The Union of saturday April o.
o. the morning OF Wednesday last before day'breaS
hue NolSnd gambler, and air Msrdock trader, were
nZastd la game Of monte az the Trinity House SHASTA
O. he former dealing and the latter betting on the gsma
leHg the progress the game NOlsnd pulled Two cards
r&ch Murcck detecting grabbed the money % the bank
ne hand while with the other he reached across the
Ae and collal ed Nolaud High words ensUed between
-sn The uerance Of which they seuited and worked
AnssAVes on from the table Murdoch IN the meantime
ew hlsrcvOlvcr cooked H. and letting the mazzle hang
lHn threatened 10 shoot holland unless he delivered q
4enty
Having gained position near the counter OF the bar in
y seuite NolAnd reached under it, over it, ana pro
4ec pistol when ne cooked silently and RAPIDLY and
nsenpg il at the breast OF MurdocE exclaimed You
sse drawn pistol on me and threatened 10 shoo.pow
ses and be id saying which, he tired The bnlle ness
into the neck of Murdoch Immediately above the col
III bone and killing him instantly.
Sheriff Coz art residing near and hearing the difc,,v
~ up from his bed and hurried to the scene in tins 80
Esst Noland and place him under guard.
News OF the aay and It's consequences having Travelled
VI lghining speed amoas the miners daring ,Ae day
nay Of them crowded intO SalStS, from Nhsky Creek
~ he surrounding region, and demanded holland to be
Wanp The Sheriff resisted their demands IS long il
~ sas to do so, when he reinqushed Noland into their
51a. Jury was formed trial held and the prisoner
s1t guly At seven o'clock IN the evening be was hung
= wae neck until he was dead.
nne1se OF TWO MES IN MONTEREY CovNrY.-A let
~ vn saa Juan, Monterey County, gives an account Of
- Summary execution Of two Mexican horse thieves by
~ yOpe that town. on the 9Th ut The thieves who
- gang that infested that section Of the country
a. 49, ~ TIE horses from David Spencers rancho, on
~ sa =, Nyer They pursued by the major domo
No. var man and caught hiding under the bushes be-
aS- Iuoyssnd the Pajaro. They were bound carried
49, ~ n t.ed before Judge Mcmahon and committed
&r ~ 81 Monterey for trial The inhabitants Of San
N ave suffered greatly Of late from the depreda'
4trase seosndrels gathered in large numbers, took
~ s. Out ciihe hands Of the officers and hung them
'''1s s'ss'sa i@ the purpose. They addressed q