New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26
FROM THE NORTH.
THE INDIAN DISTURBANCES SETTLED.

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OPENING NEW TRAIL BETWEEN CRESCENT
CRY AND YREKA.-It il with great satisfaction that
we record the fact of contract having been closed on
Monday evening foe the purpose OF opening tr III 10
the Klamath River, which, when finished, VIII con-
sti,uie one half of direct route from Crescent City
TO Irtka. passing within ten mll' S OF the mouth vi
Salu on, within twenty Cf Bestgle, within eight OF
Happy Camp within bn few miles of Scots Bar,
and bringing Yreka and Crescent City within us
lance OF not more than hundred miles tcave iu-
stead of 49, Travelled by the present trai via Jack
eonville. Tie cum of s., 100 has ben subscribed by
tie cizeIs of Creso ent City to construct their end OF
the line. more important work could not have been
undertaken by our citizens. In Its results 1t Is
cesntd improve materially the future pro-pees ot
the whole ext eme northern portion OF California
wGiered by tie Klamath but PARTICULAR y OF Crescent
CITY al d Yreka. Ii bTDgs the latter about one nun
dled miles nearer to the ocean, and the former ac-
qunes a iboroughaTe through country already con-
timing several thousand moers, whose numbers, by
this very increase of acit for communication will
be doubled and trebed in a short time. Ihe freight
from Crescent City TO Yreka is 10 cents pouni.
Ii will be reduced nearly onehalf as soon rs the ne"
trail is opened.
TRADIcrED.-We take the following extract from
letter fl, III Mr. Whip le Indian Agent, 10 The Gees
cent CITY Herald; 81 am happy to inform you that
the story of the al this place on the night OF
the Cd OF June was ike of The reports derived
from Indians entirely without foundation ] found
everything going well Imagine If you can the IS
tol isbnent of Hamilton and others when they read OF
their MURDER let OUT OF le stfdpe OF SIX
nocent young as best you can, aad when you feel
like making another onslaught Mr. Shelton gives you
leave TO put hun also on the list
ISDIAS AFFAIRS IN ILLINOIS NALLEY.-lt will be
remembered simultaneously with the receipt OF news
of al I1dan outbreak the klamath River, we had
accounts of Indian disturbances in the Illinois Valley,
lust on the borders of Oregon In reference to these
Tie Crescent CITY Herald says
In TO the time Of Oul last the Ind an difficulties
in ii at section hac progressed alarming extent.
Volunteer compani, were in search Of the Indians,
VITO had all left the Reservation on Rogue River.
Judge peters, Mr.. Ro' borough and others on taelr
vile. NJ +. 4. Jackson came through accompanied
by guard short distance OF the route, and two days
after Biz arrival etier was received written by Mr..
Shondy, and dated APPLICABLE June 10 from which, by
permission we make tie following extract:
Yesterday Mr.. Jackson got Mr. J. Dyer and Mr.
D. McHues 10 guard him over TO Moneys Ranch.
On returning home they were waylai1 by the ladans
and both killed, one having received seven balls and
the other ten through the body 10 various places.
Some soldiers who passed along this morning found
the bodies and buried them. This Of course causes
COZ siderable excitement, and families are Obliged to
move 10 places of saEty. Travel has for the moment
almost ceased and there is but little doing in the dig
giDgs here Jacksonville. 1t has raned all this after
noon and two or three ei5 have just come through
without experiencing any trouble
These statements are fully coreborated by Mr.
Cornwall, the ExpressmaD who came III a few days
after.
TIE ISDIAS DIFFICULTIES IL ILLISoIs VALLEY
SETTLED-From G.. :. Rice of Sailor Digeings, we
learn that news has been brought ia OF the adjust
met Of The II dian troubles il being reported that the
Indians returned TO the Reservation, after giving up
SIX Of their number concerned in the murder Of j. b..
Hill on Indian Creek ard also in the murder Of Dyer
and NcIIues Oh a. plegate.
NUMBER OF INDIASs is KLAxATH.-The Hsrald
says there are about 800 Indians on the klamath
Reservation, and in the Couth Of klamath from 900
10 5,0oe.
PoRT 0RFORD.-Late advices from this place rep
recent il as "gone in.' There are some twenty old
soldiers stationed there; the balance Of the popue-
ton hardly amounts TO an equal number Three
stores put up year ago at q cost of from five 10
eley en- buIdred dolars EACH recently sold for
gold watch worth about hundred dollars.
RICHES or ScorT's BAR.-A gentleman just from
tour through portions of our northern mines, say
that on Scoi,'s Bar mining is carried on on grand
scale aud that bigger strikes male there han IN
any other portion of the mimi localities Every man
that OWLS claim cOn-ie himself rich, and with nm
il is but a question of time and labor as TO no" or
wien his fortune shall assume the shape OF coined
eagles. He besrd Of party Of two taxing oAt IN one
day I62 ounces; but they had also been az WORK
"EiripIing for several months previous,
TRADE n Crescent CITY Papers from Crescent
CITY, dated the 10th of june give the 10 lowing resume
of business matters in that toIrshlng locality:
The II dian difficulties in Illinois Valley, o. l..
have az vet affected trade but little II any Pack
ers traders and travellers follow the route usual,
without even getting sight of the Indians, and many
therefore believe that the rumOrs which reach from
that quarter are very much exaggerated. We notice
even during the PAS, two weeks, ore than aver
age number of trains IN town, loading mp and making
heavy drafis upon stocks Of merchandise, which
are ss quickly replaced and improved upon by means