New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

tha I"xs- psSop. a. great sea OF liquid FIRE, IN
which the inhabitants gTavItate N PI 'Poroh 70 M
weight of sin The tribunal who condemned me BAY
ior to cruchIion, and me Sd G on,.
martyrs are sunk low in the hery HOOD whhe com,
nsrsfiv.lv enItess sinners and infants with no gum
but original SIM are floating about VI me suIfacs,
under the supervision of an unattendhht hehd. IL"
fearful TO listen 70 the rawlings OF the 9n on ms SUI
;ect but when any other matter Is Introduced he CON
verses nationally. His friends stiu nave hopes OF NE
recovery and while allowing this statement Q! ia-''
desire bis name kept secret
KutrD ny GRIZZLY BEAR.-On the 1th alt, a.
informed by Mr. Harms, yTung man p py "a
valley which ia situated about eighteen miles tbs slde
Of Clear Lake, Napa County M thurch has
been engaged in scbootesching on the Moqueiuihe
River and was in the valley on VISIT 10 his relatives
A party had been made OPP 10 hunt deer, and IN the
hunt started bear. Soule two OF tnree sh9'7 WI
made woundng the animal JUST enough 70 niaNe :. IL
rious and having taken refuge IN cnspaIral' wa,,
of course impossible for the hunters 10 follow Ihey
did however in the excitement OF the chase, venture
in and were soon ssatteped. Young Church went lh
with cousin, but pushed on little ahead, and they
hecaua seuaraed. One Ofthe party bad climbed q tree
IN see if he could discover the whereabouts OF the
Leer and bile in the tree heard the animal gro" ing
and at the time shaking the chapparaI violently
After this the bear drove several oI the men -
take trees one had 10 leave his horse i0I Tree, anu
fnsIlv made his escape After the party had reached
home Church was missed. Several OF them returned
to search for him and found his Aie!ess p24y al e
point where the bear had been heard breaking d9"A
The chaparal. His body was horribly manged. IN
riobt Jaw and ride Of the head were completely
crashed: q wound on the stomach penetrated 10 "
hollow and lower down the body was hteraiy 'yiu
open the bowels scattered upon tie ground anu 80
Ar.L and bones Of the left leg terribly crushed IN"
chaparra was so thick that the party were unsOe -
get the body out that night. They covered II wllh
saddle ket5 and cut q road 10 II tie next NY
Mr.. Harris was not III the hunt but was presel Nen
the body was removed. About year since the same
yonng man had most Of his clothes torn Oh ny q
grizzly and remarked before starting that he would
try his time and be prudent. HIS gun wa lying
about ten feet from him. and was uncocked II i sup
posed that he did not have time 10 call tor help
PRoPosrD CHAMPAGNE WEE MiyUFAcroW ~
san FRANcIsco.-We translate from Echo IN FG'
ciEqUc of Thursday the following notice OF Chan-
pagDe wine mandatory which Il Is propose" u
establish in San Francisco. The EckO says;
Among the passengers on the Golden Gate yes'er-
day were Mons Sainsevrain and family, who have
lust returned from France Mons. SanseVraih Is one
Of our counIrynen aud one Of the propnetors o ule
large vineyards Of San Jose and Los Angeles J.. Is
his intention 10 found III San Francisco an establish
ment for the manufacture OF California champagne
wine For this purpose, he has brought with MN the
materials necessary for the accomplishment oil !llI7
object and a man competent and capable 81 organ
izng the new enterprise which Is beyond doubt des-
tined TO have fair future.
We have for a long time endeavored TO turn the
attention Of countrynen to the VINE culture as
one of the most important and reliable branches oi IL
dustry in the State Everything serves II c"uhrm
us in these views During the last year. the harvest
of the brother Of Mons. Sansevrain produced about
5000 hOgsheads Of excellent wine Now, II me man
uactue Of this into iOamng champagne l. pracucaeic,
a. we have reason 20 suppose Is. our c0mpatrlots
ought TO new prospect in the California business
OF wine culiure--a province peculiarly their own ana
the wses Of them viii tuIn their activity and energies
toward branch of industry which has no equal IN the
land and i'll which they are without rivals.
The DRorrH AND THE CROPs.-From all parts OF
the state We hear complaints about the dryness Of the
weather, and predictions OF short crop. We cAtlact
the following items from our exchanges:
The hill tops are already wildly affected by the
drouth and putting Oh the sOmber brown oiautumn
garb. At Jenk ranch We noticed that the crops are
also suitcreing for the want Of RAIN the wheat and
barley has delicate appearance, and stands thluly
clad and trembling Ike an old bruiser, waiting Tor
a dIop Of something to drink. At Normans ranch the
crops Looked better, that especially on the north
side of The road appeared firm and strong, a. II lately
lSan Andrea. iude dependant.
The long continued aud unreasonable warm weather
which We have lately experienced threatens serious
damage TO the crops in all portions of the state Our
own observation, in this and in the adjoining counties
has convinced that the yield OF the grain crops wl
be much less than usual, and unless We have ram
very we may expect nearly total failure. Inc
accounts we gather from our exchanges IN relation 10
other reciiOn Of California are equally unta'ordble;
Vegetation is rapidly driving up-tclds OF wheat ana
barley are prenatufely ripening-aud the beautiful
carret of green, spread by the hand OF Spring, Is
rapdy fading into III, brown and yellow hur' ot au-
Turn. uaHpOSa ulIcUe'
The weather has been extremely warm the past
week and there is every indication that Summer has
set in We can expect bur little more rain this sca
SON. however much may desire 70 see II. II the
drouth continues, as we fear it will, the CROWN.
crops will be entirely ruined and the season will be
most disastrous one for farmers. Sonora Herald.
During the week we have had intensely hot weather.
Al expectation of rain is nearly abandoned and the
hopes of the farmer and grazier anything but san
guiue as regards the future. Los Angeles star.
III & weather continues dry. Farmers and rancherOs
are utterng daily complaints respecting the drouth.
Vegetation, except the low moist lands, j. wlited
and uarched, and fears entertained that there will
be lack of pasture for stock. Rain Is anxiously
hoped for Meanwhile millions of grasshopper- aud
worms are destroying the verdure the neghboring
hills that has lived through the season thus lar. Mt
Il very pleasant state Of affairs, truly.
[Sauia Barbara Golettr.