New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

"Ia.t rieit - Pinal Ap8ches passed the valley
from Their homes within the A1encan 'rr,nt"ryl
stating hat they going to Sonora q, steal stock
&c AboheI party Of 100 are sai1 TO be preparing 81
the Geh Canon fvr similar purpose, intending 20 sen
the s'o'k toe peop Of this Territory IL i-repoFted
that Of the Coy0ero Apactes have entered Sonora
east of this place ~,
We have news from Portland, Oregon, 10 the 9TH
inst.
state Governor Whiteaker has called the state
e.oiure 10 meet on the 18th Of May to organize the
S,s,. Gov.u meut Territorial Governor Curry says
he considers himself out Of Office. Many Of the County
udpes and minor Cfcers elected last Summer a. State
officers have entered upon the performance OF their
official duties Political affairs seem to be IN very
confused c0IdhOD. , -, .
municipal election held in Portland on the 4th inst.
resulted in Adm Illustration victory, by majority oil
l93 in GOO votes cast.
We have news from Victoria 20 the 18th inst. The
reports from the mines very encouraging lhere
has been a rush to the Canoe Country In me upper
part of Fraser Valley and the settlements about the
Gulf of Georgia and Puget Sound have been deserted
bv all the men VITO were not fixed in business.
TIE sum Of $lc5,000 in Fraser River dust, has ar
rived here within the lat TIVE weeks, and the PeoPe
oD Fraslr River say they intend 10 send considerably
more than that every fortnight after they shall have
settled themselves.
A nugget weighing three ounces has been found on
Bridge River, aud considerable quantity 10 Jumps,
worth from 81 10 81 each, has been found on the
sane stream.
A correspondent Of The Victoria British Colonist,
writing from Fort Yale under date of the ID inst, says
I.s 10 hss S, Is dpon M Of
and traders sns alike Great stories al % the
becoming here brought from above by miners
ard traders, who Immediately return with stocks of pr'is'
Mr Winston Of The famous Island dgEiugs near Boston Bar
Is in His two partners carried down fortyr pounds Of
gold GUST lsst week to San ffancco, which sinogn thy hi
dog of their lam nce November last although they were
not able 10 work onehai he ,im owing 70 The severity OF tue
evers twenty -four uthe sluces being rnn night and day
A. high seventy has been taken out in twelve boar
UiIs Bar continues 10 maintain its old replSnon Tor fch-
FmorY Bar, which nearly deserted fscenty saSln
worked BY newcomers most o whom affirm that they
make fm ~ 10 s2 dsy with rocker Another stratum Of
pay has been struck about three feet below The 1st
business continue. slowly 10 improve but the stock goods
Is no, heavy. Flouris worth i Beans, oc. Bacon Hc Be
T. b. synp, in gal kegs, So Pork, +H = hf bbl; China
We have news from Honolulu TO the 18th March.
The whale ship South Seaman, OF Fairhaven, Mass,
was wrecked and totally lost near the French Frgate
ShOal on the 18th March.
Five more guanO islands have been discovered west
Of The Hawaiian Group.
The "Guano" taken from Johnson's I,land to Ho-
noluu has proved to De nothing but worthless sand
The Honolulu correspondent Of Tie Alta writes thus
of the whaling season:
About seventy whsers have arrived al the different ports
OF hee islands since The conmtncemei Of the Spring season
in ~ buay Twothds at least of these vessels have cTuiscd
their average catch very eager-scsrcely worth computing
reported that Of the George Rowland Poeroy,
clean ta creased their try pots They tho
weather yry bad that for weeks twas useless 10 lower r
whales which, though in numbers very shy. The
ship which have wbArd the coast Of California ioweVer
have hsd very good LUCK the highest catch being 1900 barrels
and the abu 200 bay discovered % the
nohWsrd Of Magarts in which whales found peIt
My The the bsr however shoa ard
light draft Of win be used in California bay
k.d and one mate having hi. lee broken The
oil sof inferior quality rating ten cents per gallon les
Tie Commercial Adrertiser of Honolulu gives The
following ot Of vessels which have laden with gnano
at JARVIS Island: