New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
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We have The San Diego Herali of June o. and slip
from The Los Angeles Star of Juys There is nothing
new from San Diego.
The following items we clip from The Los angeles Sur:
MuRDERID.-A man named John Kelley was found
murdered on Saturday morning last the residence Of
Mr.. Wadhams, Men.st lie last seen in the COM
psny of man by TIE name of James Woods in Of
intoxication, and threats Of Woods having been
overheard by persons he was arrested and co n
mitted to jail. The deceased was stabbed in several
places IN the side and breast They both Irshmen
and had previously been on good terms.
ESCAPED PROM JAIL.-ThOmas Smith indicted for the
murder of Dana Franklin; Manuel Marquis Jose Lopez
and Jose gnacio Veasquez each indicted for grand lar
oeny escaped from the jail in this city the 9Th inst,
about O'Clock in the evening Sheriff Barton offers $500
Others.
A SERIOUS AFrAIR.-0n Sunday morning, on Main-st.,
above the Plaza, Francisco Jabea Killed by two
young men by the names of Joaquin Sepulbeda and San
ago Ruez under the following circumstances Sepubeda
sccosted by Jabea, who requested them to give him
morning dram. They replied zee let us 90 where there
sGqSor and get f. They told the deceased to go in ad
vance which he did. They had rope which each had
hold OF an end and putting their horseC the run they
hppsd up the deceased ard threw him violently to the
ground thereby causing instant death On the 5th there
Ws warrant Issued for their arrest but they gave them
selves and after an examination before Justice DRYDEN
were discharged. Such is life in California.
,narlsbIv So "a % Msat crop IN tbs county Is re-
crop for several OF the past yeas Mr. Reed of the Pa
ento has an excellent crop Of acres of Australian wheat
little rust. ~
Los ASGELTs IsrRovENENrs.-Amongt the "si-ns of
The times OF our future prosperity the raid advance
ments that are now being made by our business men
Property that was offered six months ago for 81 900 was
purchased by Mr.. Baudry abou; three months since for
$1,000 and is now valued ii SIS goo
DEsrRrcTiyE FlRR.-Wo learn that 400 acres e wheat
was burnt last week at San Bcnardro II took IRE from
the careessness OF an Engshman who built fire vnler
tree in the immediate vicinity Of the wheat port on OF
Their crop was destroyed Os: year. by same man under
similar circumstances LoSs esnafel from slO 80 IN
$4,000.
u. &. SURVEY At ruE TEEoN.-Mr tCashburn | =.
Deputy Surveyor left this city for the Teon on Tuesday
lis contract extends from the point at the Teton eai ~
miles and embraces five ranges If townships north OF this
line His last line viii be in the neghbcood of al
ers Pass.
MILITARY Posi- AZ THE TEJoE.-Col Msnsfeld In,
spectorGener of the Army, left this city on Monday for
the TtjGn of the PURGE of establishing military post
on the Reservation Tive companies of the 50 Ntiery
are ordered TO that point Captain Jordan Assistant
Qusrermaser for the IeOS and also ,r Fort Miller on
the Upper San joaquin
Cor. FREMONT LAST Ts,r.--It viii be reconseted
that Col Fremont stated when he arrived in san Fran.
CISCO that he came through pass in te Sierra Ne-
vaoa heading into the Kern River Pass anG thence into
the TulaTe Valley by Walkers Pass: that L. remsinef
two days between Kern ami Tule Rivers; and when visit
cd by some settlers Tule River and asked why he did
not come into the settlements he evaSvey answered that
pc was ont OF funds and though he was in need Of FOyis
IONS, ne knew be ooad get none without money We
Col +. Wv N
The COLORADO PRosPEorFRs-CHAR4crgR or ray
CousIRY.We have noticed the return Of the marty of
goa seekers, under the guidance of Capt T. Smith who
went ont In search Of gold the Colorado One of the
party give. Ihe Star the following description Of the
The whole route is continued barren. ipbosptabls
desert with water found at long intervals and VERY little
grass the sun scorchng hot often cloudy and frequent
thunder showers: few peaks IN sight covered with
snow the clouds rise IN the vicinity Of these naaks
They reach the Colorado a, about 30 miles from he Feess
They believe they struck the river the same point with
fr. Aubrey. They followed up he ryor Eve miles a.
W. A. did and at the very point where NJ A. says he
he ned two bits OF gold 20 cup f Of dirt hey could