New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-09
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.

Nv the steamer America which arrived here yester-
day from the northern coast, we have me HHmoo'at
Times of June 9. -.
Tar MISSING are in receipt of several letters
from different portions Of minesoo late for thus
Issue all detailing TO us the most glowing accounts
not of big strikes" but uniform and average wages
" Enx The Iarg. and extensive sawmill of Hazel
tine \ Co. was consumed by fire on Monday, May %
IL IL supposed to have been the Work OF On fcendiuy'
The mill was situated tributary OF the TRINITY,
and WIS bu for The purpose of cutting lumber tor tue
suice to supply TaylOrs, Nance's and other bars on
the river The loss is severe one, not only 10 the
Company, but to the miners and traders oil that VI
TpApv Al Observation-Disclosures during the past
week Las been unusually brisk. Dust has been
brought down in much larger amounts than any preV
ous season. Several large trains have arrived this
week that never traded to this place before The de-
mapd for supplies is increasing rapidly that our mer
Cd ants are barely able TO supply it,
THE LUMBER TRADE.- Experience has proved that
the Eureka Mills con furnish lumber on the wharyes at
sl2 rer thousand feet and realize fair profit. Nes
sells now come to the Bay purchasers and pay cash
on receipt Of their load. The consequence that the
mills arr steadily employed, and are enabled TO pay
their employees regularly
TuT CRoPs-The grain crop Of this county pres
ents a fine appearance, save in few instances where
the Australian wheat was planted, Il having smutted
The blue stone wherever used has proveds preventive
against smut while adjoining fields are almost ruined
some farmers cutting down their crop hoping lhat
the second growth will Lot be Affected
HAREoR-RfcH LANDS N HUNBoLDs CoUSrY.
A few miles south il TO be found Shelter Cove pro-
nounced TO be the best harbor on the coast. capt
Fisher Of the steamship Humboldt on the IMP before
the last in coming up had his ~ smoke stack blown
down in a severe blow, and to avoid the gale ne ran
into Shelter Cove, finding bluff shore " with any
quantity of water and land locked harDor, closeu
TO gales from whatever source they might cnahce 70
come The bsy il described arm OF the sea,
without the appearance of any bar, and consequently
no breakers or "rollers." Parties who have went
down by land report that there are at least twenty
thousand acres of the best quality OF level prae lana
immediately surrounding the bay, with an indefinite
amount of gently lands IN the Dack ground,
covered with spruce pine, redwood, alder ana other
frees. A party from the Sacramento Valley leave
here on Monday for Shelter Cove, ~ company Win
some of the party who have previously visited IT,
Tur "KLAMATH WAR "-THs lSDfAss.-A cor
resrordent of The Humboldt Times writing from
Camp Wool. May 81, says that the so-caled Ma
msth War is at al end. Capt. ioung's company,
Who have done faithful service was disbanded the
Goth MAY ell Of whom have gone 10 work mining on
the river Every thing is quiet, and persons coming
into the mines may rest assured that they VIII not De
molested by the Indians.
THT ISDIAN REsERyATIoN OS THE kLAhArH.-Ihe
se1e system would work well if had
General agent here. II are now on the reserVe-
ton some forty odd lndlons AT TINS place thSIe are
30 HUNDRED and eighty more, anxious 20 90 but no
one 10 receive thnm. There are upward Oh tnfee
thousand who are anxious TO 20 upon the ReserVato
nnd will do 80 If an agent taxes any uouoie upon
/ himself .,,.
About ten DAYS since one of Cha-ponishs party was
Killed and be WAS shot through the arm. There are
many white men Ia this section who doing their Ut
most 10 dissuade the lDcans from gong on 10 Tue hese
walton. which could, however, be counteracted Il We
| had an agent here. ~.
| The Crescent City Herald Of june 8, says on tina
uliect that Mr. WhpIle, the Indian Agent, had ar
rived from San Francisco. He brought with nm some
agricultural in emen.s tools seeds, supply oit~lne
/ for fishing nets &C. 10 be used on the Reservation
within the limits OF which are already scattered aoou
SEQ Indians Of every age aud sex, living 10 some I''
/ hu's. ..
TIE bulk OF the Indian population in our county :;
living on the Klamath River and It's Tributaries and
has been variously estimated ST from three to hy'
thousend II is intended to gradually concentrate Ia
whole Of them on the Reservation, where by degree
| thfy will lie initiated into the mystery OF " eahn'
| dread IN the sweat Of their free, and ENJOY IL re
| turn the protection Of Uncle sam.
| The whites in every instance we sre informed D.
/ the AGENT have extended 10 him every desirable ia
elity and have often lent helping hand IN further
spee of the benevolent objects Of his mission.
Some Thirty soldiers are stationed neer the Reserve
ton and 1T Chapel rancheria.
Later dates give accounts OF further Inassscres o
the indiana Mr.. II. Il. Dickinson, says The Crescer
Gin Herald came In late latt night from the mout
of tie Klamath. he states that on Saturday morning
Cd Of June. be had left Capel 2ancheria, lsbo'
twenty-five miles from the mouth,l and had coq
down The river fishing and cGnversing with the II