New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-05
FROM THE SOurH.

intelligence is brought from the copper mines. Inc
Teresa brings up about dozen OF the mlaeI'' ara
operations have ceased for the present oTug to Dill
fculty anorg the population.
The Jesus Maria mines are being worked with ener
gy srce the matters we're arranged concerning tne
men who were barged few weeks ago.
The stage conductor OF the overland mail had exam
med the new route Of the Desert with view to take
their coach the route on the n Of next month";
They report passing over and returning by an excel
lent trail, following which q road csa be made at
yery moderate expense In distance Of 10 miles from
San Diego to the Deser at CaIiso La the present
state of this TRAIL the Stage Company estimate that
thew can take the NAL from San Diego 10 Fort Yums
in two and half days by crossing the mountains ~
the point examined, which ia nearly due east OF San
Diego.
TIE Overland Mail Company advertise to take pas
sepgers to New.OrleaDs for 500.
The San Diego Guards have received their ne" ac-
Boston" the tall editor of The Herald h.a been
throw from wild horse. and quite severely injured.
From MIR. Byrd, who has just arrived over and from
Texas we learn tina. fifteen families ont of some fifty
or sixty that started from the rendezvous nsar Fort
Belknsp had arrived at Valecito. Mr.. b. states that
tbey had great trouble with the Indians on the road
they having robbed his fathers train Of forty head
of stock and that Short and Ess train had lost nifty
elk head Of stock, including sixteen yoke OF working
oxen: bad two men killed. named Shoat and Irwin.
and Mr. John LsDgford aid Mr. Pisiole badly wounded
by the Apsches, who attacked them between Fort
Thorn and Tucson. What are our dragons dong In
The emigrsnts are oil said to be in a destitute
conoi.iop having all suffered less from the
loss IF their stock. Those with whom We have CON-
versed, speak highly in the praise of Capt. Burton,
commandment at Fort Yuma, for the readiness with
which be relieved their necessities.
The Herald learns from Fort Buchanan, thst the
expedition which was cent out from the Fort some
time srcs sgainst the ApacbeS had returned, having
they had cent to New Mexico for t1al:
mr. B. reports having met the mail OF the 9Th iosf
at Alamo Mocbo, and that the train arrived at For;
Yuma in three days and four hours from the time Oh
starting from this place.
Our informant also reports high degree OF ex-
citeme existing between the S,norsns aud those y
ing in the Purcbese and that no American was al
lowed passport into he Interior Of Sonora:
Mr.. Branch passed large number OF emlgrant
wagons on the road between Tucson and the Colorado
The schooner Plutus arrived on Wednesday fiom an
otter cruise down the coast. They were ony absent
about ten days. ard with but middiDg success on
eccount of the unfevorable weather.
From the coal company we have no Intelligence
since last week, when they were making the mos
fstteIipg progress. Their machinery was WORKING
finely.
Los ANGELES The Star chronicles the demise OF
the wife of the Hon. Benjamin Hayes, District Judg'
On the 10th the Spanish Americans celebrated the
anniversary If their freedom from the mother country
by salute, bnll fight. and ball
FROM ARizosA-By an arrival in town from the
learn that quiet q serious engagement took plsce
between the Pimo Indians On the one part, and the
Yuma ard ether Colorado river Indiana, aided by
number Of the Apache tribe Some nme since me
Pimo chief stbt word to Colonel Burton, u. A, in
command at Fort Yuma, that bis Yuma Indians were
becoming Oent and that he must take care OF them
OF he the Pimo) would be compelled TO 80 down and
cbsstise them.
II would appear that this cauti IN not received
by the Yumas or at all events ii no. heedt
rot long after the Yumas and other river Indian with
tue allied Apaches, entsr.d the Pmo country, and
killed come won en- and children.
40 aop the alarm W6s slyer the PlmO3 were
called 10 ayms and mounting hastily pursued the ir.
trudegs On overakipg them Sight commenced
which led TO action seldom equaied IN lndisa var
fare Il is reported that 10 or loo of the asd Ind
isns beng pesy or quite the entire party. lsft
eead On the field The Rncs lost some % men in the
battle.
fury, have 10, only cultivated friendship with the sur
rounding indiana as well as travellers OF sl nations
AZ classes who pass through their country and owns
but they have extensively cultivated the SOIL Toey
have rever been the aggressors, but whenever toey
have been ipsulted BY surrounding tribes, they have
invariably buckled on their armor and unflnchiSgly
cbsstis ed the impudent sggressor.
WHALING NEWS.
Frem tie extra Commercial Advertiser OF the 7.h
we extract the following news Of the Ksdsck whaling
feet:
Russell, anchored at Labaipa on the i,h OF August,
Twelve months from New Bedford, last from Kodssk
August l. Capt X. informs us that there was quite
IA, Se proportion Of the whaling feet on the Koilck
ground estimated at sixty ships. The weather 10 the
early part Of the was very rough, with very
heavy swell runnipg-so much 80 ihst several ships
were obliged 10 cut ftom whales, knd with the loes OF
" beads" Of bore. june and early 10 Jaly warm and
nIeasant wesiher; the latter part of JAY was rainy
and the ships were leaving fer Bristol Bay
There bad been but few accidents among the ships
Had heard of but fatal the carpenter Of the ship
Entero,ise of Nantucket wss killed by whale STAYING
.hs ha.t Thele had rot been much loss OF boss
ir es or craft Capt. r. has been week &. Ksalaks-
kua. mt in there account OF HE own II health but
i. now perfectly well. When the ship put away"
ht re we're two other sbps IN company, wlo $50 sp
peared ss IL abound south, sad the eapaio thinks
there win be quite rumeer OF arrivals this month,
az he whales appeared to have lss The g-ou13..
The same paper pu0hshes NC tunyoIaeu report 81
the yacht San Diego:
JrIy o. 1857 Spoke Rulsisn war steamer vos-
,oek vbich had left Aysn in the beginning of JAY.
after bayipr attempted 70 go TO ses tom % 1t port
twice dnrr the latter part Of June and bota tines
having heen mpelisd return 70 por. account Of
the ice in the Ochotsk Ses. The Vostock re2or.sd
the Condor, Whieside, q. AyAh, repsriag damages 4
sustained in the iee bsd taken oEe Snsis since le.7-
ing Oahu. The Lydia, Leonard, and China, Thonp
SOD, each one whale his season. Another watiesap,
tsme not obtained, had aiso iolcoso en- AJan' Tie
csp,ain I'D his wife and ehhd 90 eYa,u-
Whaling capsain hsd been landed 2, Ayer ty 6
sbaleboat, his sip beirs ou'd5e at ea, he bsss
sich Is,uILsd to bic ship afr ha'iIg poured ID
vice 81 madeleine TO cruz ustil me month of August
tt.p to =, tim % he issd "a reoDmmscd-d hy his
physleisr At Aysn. Gould retksTn The raue Of he
captain. There was qutS nunoeT " We sseis Ees-
ISg Ia Tsysk Bay, bnt we bsse no report o. ner
OIe vbssr vas rsporf.3 lot "a ne Oeho,s Sra; 70
particulars tc he name 81 TIE vssts or tiae Sises