New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

styTovfo-Tbe claims along ths .'ees e'e ~" =,
.1 :, ed Some time since shats ware siok olt
49, NJ, nrovrg effective, Abandoned, AMI 'uhh~is
comr,snc.d One Of tnsse, Owned by hlnre, 'oothL q
Co has struck the gold aud found yield OF from ~ 70 go
10 ,ss Pap LUMP On the Rich ulh Of the AokAu
. niece Of gold was dug ou' during ihs week Weighing
over Ounces containing .eou. mrre ounces Of quartz
The claims are centrally paying We here
I.nr.S CgTsE This creek empdes into the San Antp-
no Cr,ek about two miles below the tO<n. Quite
a pnuober % miners ut work here all doiHg very
Ill The diegings are generally deep AMI verv large
pieces Of gold found as much as ss2 t9 and sf IN
lump ,.......;..
attention think they will prove rich, and lead 70 still
further developu epts OF mineral resources have
heard OF some claims selling high $1,000 Der share in
the new dggpgs People hockiDg in there, and ths
vslecifo looks dull many Of the miners having game to
Douglas Flat yet there good time coming Miners
here are Just beginning ~ work the deep digging. and
since most in that vicinity have lately joined the Miners
Temperance Society, have doubt the good time mas
me- when dissipation will cease the reckless son be "a
claimed society established on tn basis Of virtue aud 40
briefly and many good wife or the old folks at me
be benefited by this temperance movement IN ia't oA
urday evening there able and eloquent lecture 90
this subject by DR. HOnis which had stirring and in
pressive effect
new volunteer company is under process of organizs
ton on the Hill. -
PEpoRTrD Rich DISCOVERIES THE UHPQCA.-We
learn from Mr. Burke who passenger on the schooner
Ortoeon from Umpqua River that rich new diggngs "a
beep discovered about the 18th OF April az Jacksonville
and Rogue River Valley whore they have been taking out
Jumps worth from $500 to 5000 each. All the miners in
that section Of the country doing very well many are
Aocking 10 the dggngs Everything IS quiet and no
danger apprehended from the Indian there are but
few LEFT in that neghbOrhOod The roads are 10 good con
dition and provisions plenty Flour was SELLING az 'ae Tex
Ortoeon brought down about $4,000 ia the hands OF pi
seDgers .,
Others In cutting drain on Michigan Fiat, about two
miles from COIoma drowned under the following CIR
cpmsancss: He with his partners were at work 10 the
Il :. fhr hail NV
and a.tsned him uprgh in the dirt up TO his waist This
caused the 10 the drain 10 flow bis head and
before any assistance could be rendered by his partners
who escaped he past recovery Mr. Wright was from
Bath Canada and has for the last two years and half been
q resident in Cooma, where he has been well known and
respected citizen.
More Of the Riot santa Barbara.
Mr. James lynch OF Stockton who has Just returned
from the lower country gives The Republican the follow
version Of the riot at Santa Barbara Ii conflicts with
ali we have heretofore learned Of the matter.
About two years and half ago Jack Pc vers who be-
oneed The New York Regm Of volunteers located
claim the Mission lands ard invested soma seven or
eight thoussn nd dollars in the improvement Of his ranch
He was nterfered with and held pesceabls
Of his claim until the time when land became more vaus
bic in the market and squatters In the neigh
borhoOd -
II appears that DR. Den (who is well knowp in this City,
and Mr. Hill claimed the whole Mission property under
lease from the Mexican Government the term Of which had
not expired. These gentlemen wished to sub lease the
property to a Capt Books for five years although IS
said the original lease had only two years 10 run The
OBJECT was 10 get IOWerS on WhV ocoiHS
OF affairs desired to lease much Of the land ~ nc
held and pay fair rent for it, 10 this they reused Their
and sued him for possession OF the property IN the
District Court The decision gwen against Powers
and he appealed the Suprrme Court where he lost the
suit by default writ Of ejeetment was then issued and
placed 10 the hand Of the Sheriff who informed that
Powers had determined to resist the process.
Twist the Sheriff, then summoned nearly every man IN
Santa Barbara County giving then to understand that IN
served they wOuld be fined $3.50 each On the
morning when the proct to be served he collected
his posse in front of the Court euse aud Powers and
thren Of his friends went out to the ranch At this time
some persons 10 buresqus these very varke proceed
iDgs brought small old rusty tabout which so m1ch
has been laid which seemed to afford infinite amusement
One Mickey asked the Sheriff what he going To do
with the gum the Sheriff replied that he did not bring IT,
and lie Mickey might take away Mickey then sssoed
the gun End commenced taking oil. John Nldel then
seized the srryete and begged Mickey net to take 1t
away, fer fear OF a disturbance.
Al this the Sheriff drew his pistol and fired in the
direction OF the crowd and shouted in Spanish mt e
thin take itkl them" Then Spaniard ran up 70 Nde
and pointed pistol at his breast and another Californian
at instant stabbed him 10 the back John Dunn
a peaceabe citizen who q witness of the pro
ceeongs was also shot in the shoulder la fact every
Amer ican the ground fred at Nide who was on
horseback tried to get off, but was followed by the crowd
aud cut and shot several times aud even after his DO
was a corpse IL shockpgy mutilated.
A Californian who had come two hundred miles q
ssrv and who Id not know the Sheriff rushed mp anC
stabbed the first white he met who happened 70 be
Twit The Californian Immediately shot as has already
been related The town of course now the scene
great uproar the Caornsns armed to the teeth threat
to murder generally. Upon assurance from the
municipal authorities Powers and his friends came into
and demanded the murderers of Ndel From these
facts the reader will be able to ascertain the merits of thu
matter