The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10
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NAY FrvAL-LAst Tuesday the Ladies and children OF
nted BY the stockton Jos,al ~ having been grand
affair. The weather delightful the exercises were
varied and interesting, and the merry makers numerous
The occasion has passed away like pleasant dream and
Be- ,Ss s: fr .s
generosity verbal We believe the result sAS been
pleasure ~l
the 0se, for Shrn W. sm Plank
Road Company very encouraging and there be no
doubt that the road viii be constructed The estimated
cost slss eoo OF which Aum have already been
subscribed
CALAvERAs COUNTY.
MuRrHYs-The miners of this section continue to pur-
the tenor Of their way, and the gold comes
rolling out here in such abundance As can DO found in
other locality in the State. The rich claim for
nerly owned BY Booth, Sears Co., is prodigy The
ferner company had reached what supposed to be
the ledge but the present proprietors, Turner Co.,
that there sT ,Ss pay 5 and HSs
bed Of the fiat will be thoroughly worked cut
The operations of the old company supposed at the
be said to have the Hat What they
considered the ledge nothing than OVERLAPPING
ing the best paying dirt than be obtained where
Ialoot's claim Is an instance OK this kind They have
pepetsd the rock and find the richest dggngs beneath
The town claims the attention Of miners from every oher
section and they continue thropgrg in The society IL
represented being better than in any mining camp in
the vicinity.
lone VALLEY This beautiful valley msy well be called
the Paradise of our county. The whole valley, compes
ing several thousand acres is now laid out int farms
and is under cultivation. The population large ADD
rapidly increasing and the society Ii excellent They
erected the finest church in the country, which Is
well attended large portion of the congregation being
ladies' In The vicinity of the church there has sprung
up considers BILE village, with mill hotel stores
&c, and village lots are in great demand
SuIcTpK.-On Tuesday morning an inquest was held by
Justice TUFTS, near Apgeis Camp ON tho body OF Alexaa
der white, . native Of England, who committed suicide
on Monday evening" about O'Clock, on Six Aue creek
EScorRAGKG.-The commencement Of busy times L.
apparent in Sonora Business is reviving trade is
brsker money plentier and travel hiher larger than
utual. Many houses going up snd the signs Of
improvement are extremely encouraging.
DROWNED james Turner who has for some time been
miner ON and about the Middle Yuba was drowned on
the I'd ultimo, a Raleigh Point about mile and half
below the mouth Of the Middle Yuba while attempting to
the river in q boat He blacksmith by trade
and born In Nova Scotia, III some one Of the
British North American possessions. A man called
Janss Turner supposed to be the deceased crossed the
Plains in 1850 from Ii sale ioois II the deceased Is
tie person. he has brother in California famed
Joseph Turner, whose residence is not known hero The
deceased had large quantity OF gold dust his person
at the tine Of bis death besides large Of gold coin
in his tent, with much other valuable property.
On the afternoon OF the Sd inst FIenchmen Abra
ham Asche1man and Simeon Demercer in stseu pting to
the river Fosters Bar the stringers Of the
into the river, and Aischerman drowned de WAS an
old and esteemed citizen Of this county. He leaves
IN hi: county and wife and three children In New
York city to mourn his untr.ely LOSE.
The Chinese pourisg in from all quarters-ths Bar
literally alive with them. They have been rather any
of this region since they expelled about SINCE
As to object to their working, suppose
they will continue to rock away to their hearts content
They may make from 81 to 81 50 per day
Many predicting high water until late In the
such should prove to be the those having
river claims win be prevented from getting the water
drained IS soon as VAS anticipated
Movements OF che Bandit Joaquin.
The hobtere correspondent Of the San Joaquin Rep5
icG has 1T appears conversed with the author Of Joa
euDs confession, which appeared originally in the San
Francisco Herald, and was copied into the Repwlican
He says There Ia dogbt that Joaquin passed south,
for LsiettO in Lower CAIisrna. The real Of the
bandit il Joaquin Nuliat He speaks English auenty,
and in his orsgng expeditions has always fresh horse
at hand He heard to say hs would never kin
Spanixrd About ten days ago he was at Luis
Obisps.n Ano her gentleman, who is likely to be &C
quainted with the facts, Joaquin now on his
way Lower California and viii keep along the shore Of
the gulf 10 the Missions OF St. Catharne and San Pedro
therce San Francisco Bora to the Mission OF Santa
Gertrude, through barren, mountainous country The
ehero m Joaquin il confirmed He ~ever, said much
than reported. lie ID intimately acquair ted
with tbe country and has always with him band Of
fifteen men" This notorious cutthroat certainly
has charmed life.
Riot Ia Upper Placervillc.
Fer three successive nights town has presented the
spectacle Of awess riots and wanton dsre5ad OF ire
rights and sacred privileges well brutal abuse OF
the feelings of Of most etmable citizens And
what makes il oonbly upahle that NOT the least
sos O. apology IL offered or given by the disxracs parti
cpeors in the other than that the proprietor Of
the house around which these awiess acts are perPe
trsted will not time OF night that these miscre
ants may elect call rise from bis couch, throw open
his house. and give them free enter
not enough that The peace and quiet of the entire
that it ~oulc disgrace a brothe be loudly
claimed. but they must needs further and 10 viola
ton Of that law tna1 is ought to be- the protection OF
every American citizen, break in the windows OF his
house with missiles or blows
II is to be regretted that this portion of Pacervie is
Just without the corporate limits and therefore does not
that nrCupt ard Immediate protection that NUM-
eilhi laws throw around the citizens Yet there Il law
to meet the case suo tue law must be upon its
yioators, in California lacerrt Herald, Nay Z.
miscellaneous.
Mr. Edward flanagan died very suddenly about
O'Clock May last, at the knckerbocker engine house
He had been with the engine upon the alarm OF fire.
boy. After sitting a few moments the persons around
him noticing that he ab5ut TO fall caught him, and
ply sic.n rent for Immediately but ne arrived too
late Tic Coroner Acid an inquest upon his body The
verdict Of the jury death from causes to thsm IN
known Mr. flanagan was sat q years OF age, and his
former resder Brooklyn, New York. He vas not
q member of the Knckerbocker company, but was en-.
ployed by them as the steward of their engine.
INTERESTING CEREMONY A large and handsome silver
goblet presented last evening at the Rsssette House
to Mr. John Fl. Earle, steward OF the p. NJ steamship
lain sorekeeper Of that vessel by number Of the cabin
passengers who arrived at this port in her the stn
instant The donors held meeting 1T the hotel for the
purpoie Of presentation, when Capt. j. W. Williams OF
Afkapsas called the Chair AID Major j. J. Carri-
gan. Of Philadelphia, appointed Secretary.
nittee consisting OF Col VIM F. Small Of Pennsy lvauia
Franklin II. Stone Of Vermont, and Capt f. Power,
Of fhlade pbis introduced t donees and handed the
sohets to them with fe- approprise rsmarks Messrs
Iarle and Chamberlain richly deserved this compliment
their attentions the comfort Of the
urceasing. Their kndaess to the .ek vas peculiarly
neri orious and doubt, mainly conducive to the
recovery Of several 81 them.
STAINING AT hARYsvrILE- officer Cusck, Of San Fran
cisco, VITO arrived in Sacramento fhurday moraing
from HsIysvs reports that just previous to mis- leaving
difficulty had occurred between two SpaDisrds at
dance house. in which drew ksife the other
stabbed him 70 the heart The murderer succeeded
in escaping -Sd1anaenO Union.
Two INDIANS HUSG.-We learn that the two Indians
who have been ksp prisoners Fort Reading for
months patti for killing American hung by
order from head quarters.--Shdstd Courier.
FIGHT AMONG THE DIGGIRs.-we informed By a
fierd that party OF Butte county Indians nunbering
about dozen, few days aimee vent to the 5scra
for the purpose Of fishing On arriving aud max
ing certain arrangements to operations they
set upon BY party Of Colusa Indians aud about
half their number billed, including two three women
Our informant the OF the party n their