New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

sion We know rot ia party shonld enter apon Mexican
territory With hostile intentions, they woala voluntarily
sorero al claim q Tie protection Il Tie Anercaa s and
q, Government az Washington would 30 comPcisd
~ treaty 70 a s,.am the eNpeduOn, OF else kao~l
- q, power Of private indiviieah 70 de,'afe sna
- - the uamo ci the United safes ~ q exQe-
80. Mexico De- eallY. Al coni0rmi0 tn ieEas
80 a. ,.., q. isfin- bcweea the two coalf,e~ there
viii he no ground O, eompa'a1 Il me eAPeision 80
down 1t will 80 It, own fesi' =, -." f'Ss
nor cxts,n rr,,etiou = ON the ;'sF fnineh ana eAn
not nd.rcndentv Of other acsSs. peAn,e IA US
thty. The probability. however - ha. oabst =,
expedition at present. aud there val be ~ "
hosiiiiiIss without l.. -. - a..
The late disafectiou on the part OF 20 T,sn ?. nc
American and other foreign population IN ne S' ~.
ISLANDS has also created some interest here and - @
been tall Of expeditions IN thsi dccon ba '"e'e
will be none. least for Tho people 70,
are acquainted with the state Of political sgirs "a the ~
snds and who would be the irst 20 favor any m)vem W
tending 70 hasten the annexation % the United states arg
that any demonstration bearing the loast resein
tsnce Interference IN the domestic Affairs o the king
DOM would compromise American interests and iaaence
there.
The arrival Of supern,erdent Bcas and his activity in
his der arment hiss arcs iy exercised most salatary in
fuCn,c up0n our Indian relations. The tribes with which
h. has held interviews are delighted with the policy Of
colonizirC them Government reservations. and
anxious 20 commence their new mode OF life. IS geo.
erslv conceded that this IS the only practicable plan OF
,resr, ing permanent peace with the inNans They must
Sc GRABBED TO support themselves by their own labor or
else live by stealing from the whites When they are 10
Gated On their rtsory aOns they VIII not oaF proNhc
lrselvcs with the necessaries OF life but VIII be smpy
able 10 surrort their schools churches and o'her 10
nestle Institutions in amer adapted to then moral ana
intellectual condition The establishment OF the nrsf OF
beso olories will mark important and interesting era
in the history Of the STATE and OF the Indian tribes
Dor domestic industry Of every class Is m prosper
Gus sud satisfactory condition The agricultural pro.
de of the country abundant and the prOvsiem
opinion among the farmers is that California viii raise
The immigrants are nearly ell in They have been ar
irving through number OF passes, at different places
from Shasta to San Diego. -
Suspension bridge over the Sanslaus has been conf
The ,,lecrarh poles between san Francisco and San
os have been erected bnt the teegraphs not yet in c
Grafton The telegraph from Sacramento to Nevada VIII
be in oY, raton on the lstof December
Tie Sacramento Council discussing plans to iurnsh
the city with water. ,,,..
t. serd delegates 20 tho Railroad Convention in this city
on the 81 INST. :,
number Of parties ere engaged in making surveys in
tho interior of the STATE and in the passes OF the Sors
Nevada to ascertain the beat course for the railroad
Several earthquakes fe in the lower part OF the
San Joaquin Valley On he I'd inst
The Indians az the head Of Russian River have oeen
troublesome and the settlers in the neghbcrhood are talk
ing of giving them lesson.
Tho Rogue River Indians induced 10 make poace
on the lh inst They to receive 100000 for the land
IN the south side of the river
There battle on the i2th ult between the Apps.
gate Indians and the rie rangers Inc iaer ios' ON"
man the former IL OF II. ,
there have been several difficulties about land titles
within the last fortnight. In one case man was Killed
There was conhagration on the 18th OF an unnnished
brick house Pike st Clay the work OF an incen
diary The loss about $4,000.
Tie steamer Uncle sam arrived from New FORK on
the 10Th. mn
An ordinance passed by the Council to authorize Thos
O Larkin and samuel Brannsn. 20 build arairosd oz
Markets within the city limits vetoed by the Mayor
There have been three deaths by violence In the city,
in the last two we,ks and largo number OF burgares
French opera has been started under the direction Oh
Mons Panel and has proved quito successful.
Crr,, any has been formed at Plaeerule to mako q
Camel from Costumes River to Prairie Cty ds,anee o
"a miles This Canal will aid very materially 10 deVolope
no resonrcs OF rich district about II miles long by 10
wide The estimated cost il 100000. -
The mines in Carson Valley not profitable ana inc
,ors tbcre are generally gei In other occupations
The ouarz mines in Grass Valley have lately been pay
Ing much better than formerly. =
nh Tcginos have been found in Lake Valley on
Routo on the eastern side Of the Sierra Nevada