New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

UosICIpE CALIsDAR FOR JAN. ls56.-Jan. .. The
body of a man who had been murdered, supposed to
be that of j. NJ. Perry, esq, found near San Juan.
Jan. g. Lin Kung, murdered in his house at Grass
Valley. by some person unknown. An Indian found
murdered on the Cayugas rancho, in Santa barbara
County. ~,
Cottle
Ian. IS. VIM. Stonecifer convicted in Sacramento Of
having murdered Able Richardson. A Frenchman
killed at Couteryille by Italian, who was arrested
Robert Baker killed by Patrick Brooks, near the All
Mile House, 10 San Francisco County.
Jan. Is. A Mexican, murdered by countryman, In
Sonora.
Jan. 10. Joseph Brooks, murdered by Nicholas
Graham, in San Francisco County. The remains OF
q man, supposed TO have been murdered, f0und near
Middletown FL Dorado County.
Jan. 2l-Dolores Aroya, Chilan, was shot and
killed by Guadalupe Anaya, in Santa Clara County.
PhlGnder Bruce charged with being an aceoinP.ce IN
the murder Of Joseph b. West, III june 1922 near Ine
Mission Dolores, was arrested. -
Jan. 25-A man mOrtally wounded in Little York
Township, Sacramento County, by Mr. Clark.
Mexican named Martinez, charged with being engaged
III stealing cattle, was shot and killed by Cnares Nen,
near New. Anaden in Santa Clara County.
Jan 26-,Jose Galndo, native Californian, shot
and mortaly wounded in Santa Clara County by
Sheriff. posse which be was resisting tdwaI hO Ta tbe
hill mOrtaly wounded in Sacramento ny dow on tue
jaw, inflicted By the fist of John Butler.
''''js[i'S JAM i''s, JAM I'''. Jan, j I''A
Gam for c5s a. compared with
Gain for 1856 Jared with 1884 mn
SISGULAR DIscoygRY.-The last number OF me
North Californian says: A party of eight men
started Thursday last on prospecting tour tne re-
suit Of which one of the most important u;Cose
ries ever made in the country. In crossing iayie
Mountain they observed that in many places the
ground seemed hollow, and in enc place. on Striking
upon the ground with a sledge the echo wa, gwen
back with such dlsinctness that led them 10 ocheve
that there would be little difficulty IN breaking through
n
After going the deph Of four ieet, one OF the Paty
who was using crowbar was seen suddenly 20 Iil
upon his face upon examination a mole was lOShI
about four inches wide, through whlch the Dat Iau
sipped aud sunk into the bowels OF the mountain lne
aperture was Immediately enlarged, but II was iOun1
that owing 10 the bTtleness OF hs TocK IL "as
ingy dGI gerous working around II: Inc parties nave
taken up about 900 feet around the hole, ana are
busy getting wipdasses &C. TO prospect further.
correspondent states that both gold and coal have been
found there and promises US futther infornation.'
The GREATEST ESGISE PLAYING EVER MADE -
CALFoRSlA.-The new Zimmerman Engine TOR the
L. S Navy Yard at Mare Island, was yeter1sy trieu
by tie Howard Engine Company, with the following
result forthe payings in streams Ofdiferent sizes;
T5roosh 5ro9sh oS S s! st bose Hcle
Throuzh 100 feet New orb hose "a nozLs 10 ta ~, n
Throush 100 feet SewYOrk bose n nsIHs' Ig3 zee: IN
Two streams each 10 feet. n nozLs isi st s, in
The Judges were Messrs Capprise, Assistant Engi-
neer, John c. Lane Of No. :, and Dtyd Kana oi No.
3. This playing the best ever nsae N = amor e
The Vicslant claims 10 have played once % feet
through open but but this engine exceeds that oy
10 feet ., .
NEwsBoT BrRSED TO DEArH--tTank assay a
wel.known San FranciscO news-Ooy, was DuIneu 70 70
death m corAagration on street, Sacramento, on
TIE morurg Of tie 22d ul. He had taken lodgng- 10
the back room of restaurant, and either dd net wke
or was srffoca,ed by the smoke lis remains were
forrd badly burned and charred.
Map.nF Ay.. BIsgoP-We learn, from gentle
man recently arrived from Austraha, that Madam
Bishop il now living in that country with one OF hei
daughter, who il married, in Melbourne. Inc ml!
will probably not soon again appear in public a. sh'
er;ors Ill tbe consr.s of life where she IS located
Boc6sa ;s rapidly faiIug. and cannot long retain hi