New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

Custorr -Hou.> ip ;1ls Sy S,sd * h,s ye.'5soes ~
Ro1bo.ooI yes.srdsy u,r-ipg, so)1, cock. rom
iss,s ,sTSf ,ss,h s 'Jpisa % @ H.e.a. ss' f ~ P.,
,tree. wharf. Tie tig,t pspsStor, NJ. Dgcn, = n,v
v,ry Ill is reported VI yeos eve-, c1at: sc.si fron
htirg % bosid the ssne Te.ee. /; s)2ss's .hs.tee
"J,y s-r,vei s: the ouS-Satsne s,a.i1a ssou; tho
loth AZ Juiv from Hsvs1s, losiei With slxsr sal
egsrss t.s: .he renamed there - i.ys ID days
bey or TIE ssua r'e thet vessel. are ker. st quar-
anime in corseqasrc OF sckrees breaking o., sfie-
her sr,ivol. The ok persons were removed 10 tie
Ho-oit ard .he vessel il s Sl se3, wss fan ate!
sad cleared She arrived At the wharf, a: Rscs
street the 9th of July, ard on frdsy the son,
tie hstchts were opered, snd sac con'msIee1 d.
chGeirg her cargo. NJ eh4' Ihns wss ol ua,y ss
cay Inspector on bos.d OF the vessel, snd e-ls en-
S,turc sy afternoon be vac t,kea sick VITA psln n
the head, and Ia,er 10 the dsy With voniaog.
Aro her usn vas pu: on duty, and Mr. sa.alne,
after yi.irg the Custom House, wen. 70 nis ooIe 10
Roxboroush On Sandsy the psin 10 n hest BE-
came go Distressing tbs. be wss compelled 20 tske 20
bis bed, srd Dr. Bredenbsugh was sent f)ri gu, 81
remedies proved sbortive, and NJ shetLne ocet.nei
fis lss. about o'clock yesterday morrnS wa az
the sy nptors il is said, Of yellow tevef M Dlnp,
the light inspector was seiLsi With the sans synp-
tens On Sunday afternoon, and yesterday Il was re-
ported st the Custom-House that ne was very OF.
Mr.. Mekenney, 8 Custom'liouse oricsr, ~oo Sas on
board of the same vessel also tssen sick on So
urdsy but had 90 s recovered yeserdsy S. to oe on
duty. tie stated by those connected with the he esth
ttice that there are ncw no csses OF yeI9" ieEer 81
Quarantine and thst the following vessels are now
anchored of that plsce: Schooner Sally cay mon
Ciebfuegos brig II. c. Brooks, from Ms.snsasi bark
L1uise, from Csrdenss; schr. G. NJ. Roblrson. from
Cubs; brig kineo, from Ia Grsnde; bsrks Warren,
from Csrcenss; G. w. Poultney, from New. 0rlssrs;
Jscob Merrill, from Cienfuegos, and brig Msry G.
Millikip from Mstsnzss.
Mr. Dunn wss yesterday visited by DR.. Brown, the
Port Physician, who found him quite low. Upon be-
rg inquired Of subsequently as 70 his opinion OF the
disease he replied tbs; he did rot feel at liberty to
ssy. Phi. Ledger, Aug. !.
GOLD DIGGISGS N MISSEsorh.-Whls one por.
tiop Of the people in Minnesota are deeply Interested
tie Fraser River dgsipgs, hundreds are prospect
ns for gold in that STATE A. the date of our latest
sdvices lsrge number Of miners were st work on
Zumbrs River, with, we should judge, not very en-,
coursgirg returns. The editor OF TIE 81. Pahi
Times has seen specimen Of the pure stun,
worth about 81 30, purportipg to have been dag up
in that locality. Other speci Dens have bsen sub
mitted to the inspection Of the editor OF The Ponar
(which with the aid Of forty horse power micro
Scope, were vsibe to the naksdeye." The Pioneer
adds
"a few minute yellow specks distributed through
vial Of black sand, looking tor all the world like the
chicken pox on niger baby struck 10, comprised
the entire result Of several days vigorous gold hunt
irg and which was tIiumphantly produced as ssts-
factory demorsrs OF the sanguine auriterous views
Of some CT the newspapers on the gold question IL s
but lust TO say that the iphuitesimal particles were
authenticated by the usual chemical tests to the entire
subtraction of q co nclsve OF Csfornis diggers."
While these homeopathic grains OF gold are ,ne net
result Of digging 30 far provisions at the mines are
enormously high and the dggers are naturs Y b:com'
ing discouraged
in the vicinity Of Oronoco, from some Of which from
80 to SS and AZ per day reported TO have BEEN
taken. Large allowance however, mu't be male TOR
exsggerstion.
BLOODY IsprAs BATTLE -TwEsrY Sioux AND
ELEVEN CHlPPEwAs KILLED.-We learn from gem
tems lust down from the Red River country that q
bloody battle occurred between bands OF the Sioux
and Chippewa Indians near Big Stone Lake, 10 Mn
uesota on the ith Of July. The Chppewss lay In
ambush and when their enemies came within shoot
irg distance, dropped twenty of them st tho first
fire bar d-to-hand encounter then eDsued, both
parties fighting desperately. In this the Sioux lost SIX
more of men, but xii cd eleven OF the Chippewas
These tribes cannot meet now without coming 10
battle and it behooves the Government to send sui
fcient force to keep them in order. For the sake OF
humanity stop ought 10 be put TO this work ot mu-
ual extermuatiop, and for the additional reason ina.
go long tie bloody feud continues the securty OF
the white settlements is endangered. The first sep
should be 10 conne them to their respective reserva
tons- not permitting them, az heretofore, contrary to
treaty stipustioDe, to prowl al large over tne coun-
try. lChcsgo Press Snd IfiounS'
A BLOODY TRAGEpY-THREE MES BUrcHERED.-
On Mouday at bs becue in Nj sdison County, KY,
near Rockcsstle Mr.. Moore, the constable, summoned
Messrs Robeits Mullns Jones and brother, to help
him arrest two Hsileys. They resisted, killing the
constable and the brothers Jones, and voundiog Null
ln who is not expected to live and Roberts, who is
slightly wounded in the hand. One OF the Joneses,
after be had been cut the stomsch, told them
he &C uld rot live, but one Of them held him by the
head while th other cut his head nearly of, leaving
but snail particle holding the head and body to-
gether. The weapons used were bowie knives. The
murdereIs escaped and the people around the coun-
Try are after them. Mr.. Moore was very clever
nsp and liked by all who knew hun. One OF tue
murdereis hss since been arrested. lCin. Enquirer.
YET AsorHER.-We are panied TO learn thst an ac'
complished banker for some years n charge bank
at peoiis, H., but formerly OF tns city, has a0'
seconded, leaving the bank minus large sum on his
account The rum stated is $4,000. lie LETT, as we
learn, come three weeks ago. giving his family to un-
dersand that he was going away on business, as ne
was accustomed to DO. But it would seem that he
went TO New Orleans, where he was heard Of follow.
rg the vice Of gambling, which has proved his rum.
NAT IntellgenceI.
INSTRUCTIONS TO NEw LAND OFFICERS IN CALF
FoRsIA-Tne General Land Office has opened and
DC sted the surveyed lands in tractbooks for the new
lard districts in California, and will Immediately place
the same in charge Of the Express Company for de-
livery at Humboldt, Stockton and Nlsalis, IN that
State There are seventeen large boxes containing up
ward CT 200 volumes Of tract and record books together
with complete sets Of the laws OF the United Ststes
BY mail about 400 packages Of blank forms, sccom-
panied 18th the general written Instructions, 70 those
Officers relative TO the performance OF their duties, VIII
also be transmitted uLder the Commissioner frank
From the above it will be seen that the creation of
land district involves immense amount ot labor On
this branch Of the public service, and great number
of volumes and blank forms TO put the district IN ope
rator II is TIE intent OF the General Lsnd Office
to open those dstIots forth with for the convensrce Of
settlers ard others within tbeT lmits Wash. Uniop
SHAREIYG.-A psry Of gentlemen from ths CITY
left on Thursdsy morning last 70 try their luck az
shark fishing down the bay. After psrtaking OF ths
clans ard choxder at Portsmouth Grove, and 'pend-
ing few hours at that delightful spot, they took their
boat and under the direction Of gentleman OF Pfov,
derce famous for his skill in killing sharks crossed
ever 10 a SPOT well known to him where these vors
cious fishes are in the habit Of cOpgregaing After