New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
County lately and the wete settlers have been out ,tr
the red men and have killed several. TIE Red Bluff


They jtbe whes) unable to ge. sny more
stock, OF TO kill any more indaos, but Mr. fosum
fred twelve burkshot into one, from the effoc.o oi
which they saw him lie do-n, but aiterward he kct
up and went on after his tribe. Before they returned
they found tust the wounded lndian was too baby
Injured to live and they killed him. Tbs seeDs hs'd,
end indeed is boro erng almost on 10 hsrbarfy, ard
would be certainly il Iexcussoie If the Indian Depart
ment would perform any part Of its duty in connection
With the matter bet ss org "a men are sppont.d 70
preside over Indian affairs California, who don't
care Continental whether the Indians stsrvo To
desth kill all the pscpe the frontier, 40 they coa-
tnue to receive Tot sala'y, and are allowed 10 figure
in conventions at the cities, and 10 make poli.icai
speeches throughout the country Instead OF staying st
the Repervstions, and trying 70 get TIE Indians 20
come in. ss they should do, must expect an eSas-
peIated people 10 take summary vengeance whenever
they get 40 opportunity
The people living on Antelope creek nave 'sfued =
no'Gc sion tha. anless the Indsns be coon removed
to Reservations, they (the people viii externnha'e
them. The notification ssye:
"Ard a. for thoee filthy and abandoned bAssts in
human shape land there ls ssid 10 bs considerable
number Of tten who have squsws, with whom they
live in concubIrsge We bereby give notice 20 every
one Of them, that they and ther terhalyes have To
be separated asunder, both must leave the couary
This the only waning will give them, and they
had be ter take it, for If they continue keep their
sQugws about them, we s3an view them a. nothog
better thai Indians themstlse and they wll be-
treated eccoioisgy.'
rive InlntJb-JOAH LynOA, OOccpu OcoOiu nuu JVuH
Corbyn, Cornish miners; Greenesf Pummer fsom
New. Hampshire, and Albert Glarscn from Maine
were killed tunnel nesr Shah's Flat or the I'D
utimo, by coming on great b0cy 0f water, woicn
burst cut upon tBem vita tremendous force brulsng
them TO death sga1s the rocky sides of the tunnel
They were 500 ieet from the mouth Of the tunnel az
the lime. IL is Let Jet known whether The bodies were
in 4 atursl reservoir OF IN some deserted thaft.
Samuel N. Palmer wss crushed 10 oeath by fall OF
some dirt upon bin tunnel near San Juan, New ada
County, on tie 18th ultimO.
Mr. j. +. Wlron. miner, was killed by the fall Of
a bank Of dit st WOolseys Fiat on the l7th u ino.
He leaves wife AID three childron hear Philadelphia.
A Mr.. Locksley was Killed by gr1iy Osat In
TehsDa County, on the 29th u'imo
Peter Decker, BollsUder, and the keeper OF
low dancing place, murdered IN TINS CITY Yesta-
day morning.
by Thomas Steward, at Murphys Camp, Casgeras
County, on the 3lst ult. The two were engaged IN
friendly conversation minute before. Steward said
be would stab any man who would insult him; Buck
said be wOuldn I, and thereupOn Steward drew bis
bowie knife and inflicted two deep wounds upon his
breast. -
On the 9th ult Mr.. GsItrer shot and killed
by j. Morris near Kdgevle, Trinity County. Morris
gave himself up to the Cfcers of the law. The quar-
rel began about fence rails.
Indians Desr Soda Spring, III Trinity County.
George GilbtIt Died by spoplexy on the DIST ut, at
Bay Point in Contra Costa County.
George Tim { German, COMM itted suicide IN Co.
lunbia n the I'D ut, by shooting hinsef
Patrick T. Hull, formerly husbaod OF Lois Mortez
died iD Marysv.e few days sluce. He WAS one Of
the proprietOrs OF Tie Commercial AdueriSer news
paper Of this city in 1888, at which time he married
The total amouIt of gold deposited in the San Fran
CISCO Mint duiiDg the last five months has been
$ll &c., ,3o9.
Judge II cfrnan of the United States District Court
rel eed the can Of Milton Little for ~ l9 acres Of
lsnd cppcsite Sacramento City. This claim is fouaded
on an alleged grant from Mexico, and smong the pa
pers offered in evidence were two cetitc .tes signed
by Gen, Sutter and dated in 1915. Judge Hoffman
declares himself sstted that Of these ~rt,n
in 1857 and ante dated aud he expresses suspicion
of The good faith Of the other. Tins is the second case
in which Judge II, Dsn has declared certidcstes of
Sutter dated previous 10 the American conquest to
have BEEN written since aDd ante. dated.
The property-t olders who had combined to contest
tie LimaDtouf title in the Courts, have bought from
him at low percentage, and The case Will probably
be closed at no diseut day. The attorneys fpr Li-
mantour cay they have large number OF witnesses
to duce, by whom they expect TO prove the va
lidiy of the clslW beyond further doubt.
The Mint Commissioners have made no progress
during the last two weeks Suit has been commenced
a gainst Harsszthy for the missing $i59, 900, and
az ainst his bontsen for the $40 900 in which they
gave security for him; but the thought thai he can
be convicted in the criminal suit s well nigh aDan-
doned. The weight of the large mass OF testimony
heretofore taken by the Commissioners shows 8
strong probability that at east large portion of the
missing gold was carried of through The chimney.
suit has been commenced hero in regard to an
invention for pstirg sheet, wrought and east iron
with copper The plsItiG says he furnished the m
ventor with money to perfect the invention which hs
believes to be very valuable one, and the inventor
was give him half interest in the patent, and now
is negotiating to sell the invention without taxing out
patent. The suit is brought to enforce iuhi!meDt
Of the cCntrsct.
Louis Keller hse been divorced from his wife, Inez
Keller in this city; and Caroline Bear from aer hus-
hand, Solomon Bear, in Shasta.
ID. W. StrOhD has applied for the beneht OF the To-
solvent law in Plscervile.
From Portland, Oregon, we have dates TO the Odd
nit John X. Mcbride and John Denny, the Repubi-
can candidates for Congressman and Governor. have
Withdrawn for the purpose Of throwing their nliaence
and the votes of their party in favor OF the Eigene
City faction Of the Democracy. rumor has rescaed
here that Col Steptoe with 500 United States troops,
was attacked near Snake River by the Pelouse Indians
and defeated with loss of so men, but the report is
not well authenticated and 10 not creoited ln case
should prove to be true understand that Cen Clara
the Comm spd dent of this military division, Will 80 70
the scene Of trouble immediately, and will exert him.
sef to the utmost t. restore peace al once or give the
hostile tribe severe lesson.
From w ashineton Territory we have news that many
Of the Frazer River advenurers unable to lesve Port
Towrsend ard WhatcOm for want of money have
s,sksd off clsiDs on the beach where they hunt for
clsms wherewith to sustain life. Since there are q
great many Of them, they are probsbly canorous
multitude.
From sonora we learn that Capt. Stones surveying
expedition at Guay1as on the 18th OF April.
Gov. Pesqueirs had refused to permit them to m
mence their survey contracted for by Comonfort,
and Stone was trying to sa'isiy Tue Governor that
the result Of the survey would De beneficial TO all
cssses of the population. 1t is generally supposed,
however, that tho Company will have to return to
this city without eIterlIg the country.
company Of 1870 Sonoianan lthe people OF So
no1s call themselves SonoI enos, whence the English
form miners have migrated 70 Aii7aca, in the ads
den Purcbae where they sre to work in the rich all
yer mine Of the Sonora Exploring and Mining Com