New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

HaTbIsons ability "a managing Dets, II Is sald lRat
he brought a hundred hives of bees to the State a
year ago. sold hives and bees during last Summer
TO the amount of $50, Geo. and has 80 hives leit.
meeting was held in this city on the 9TH inst. 10
consult about the establishment of an Astronomical
Observatory in this city. The following persons
WeIe elected Trustees;
Leui. h,LsIs wipism H'ron, Frederick Bling Daniel
Glib ssnn-l H.u.ey Jobs FasTott Joseph b. Thomas -
isl hyiirt ard Henry Haight
Sacramento would be a much better place for
taking observations than San Francisco because 1t
has lone of the fogs which obscure our sky every
day in July and August, and many days an other
mtLths, IRON { p. N. til : a. IN.
We have had large amount Of rain during the
last week. The Sacramento and San Joaquin and
all their tributaries have rsen from two 10 four teet
and water is abundant for the present in all the
mining districts.
The new iron tubular bridge across the Yuba
River at Parks Bar was swept down the stream on
the morning Of the 9th, by the high water.
The company OF militia engaged during the last
Sumner and Fall under Gen. kibb, IN hunting In
dians in Pitt River Valley aud vicinity, have cap
tured 4CO prisoners, killed 60 driven Others away
irom their fishing grounds, prevented them from
Gyirg up stores of acOrns for the Winter, sepal
rated them nom their friends, and destroyed the
tuis
". s. Jarboe. captain of a band of Indan-hunt,\
ers in Mend0cino County, writes as follows to The
SoRfa Iosa Democrat under date OF the 10th uit.:
" Believing John Ban's friends would like to know
something of bis death, funsh you the confession OF
tie Indians that committed the savage deed.
Il lett Round Valley Oct. ., and went out IN
search of his BODY on the Weavervle trail On the
l.th found PORTION Of his remains where ne had
been burned, about - miles north OF Round valley.
On TIE same dav, be Indians collected in large num-
ter near BY. attacked them at night-kled ~ and
took 80 prisoners. The prisoners confessed to Killing
BlSn, by tying him to a stake and burning hm-during
which tine they had war-danee around his burning
! body"
A telegram from Auburn TO the press of this city,
znder date of the stb inst, says:
- The Yankee Jim stage il in. The driver reports
an unsuccessful attempt to rob tie stage little thS
side of Todds Valley. The stage was stopped by four
men, who demanded the treasure box Two Sics's,
! ueutO police officers i'm the stage. They hred
upon the robbers rom each SIZE, killing two OF thew,
and then got ont aud fired agSsn, woundng the thlr@
The Sacramento Union gives the following se-
| count If the attack:
| 1.-THE saye teft Todd's valley on the morning of
the stb at O'Clock, with pretty heavy case Of bull
Hon. but with two Sacramento police officers, wh1 APP
| reared To have gone ont npon some mixing 81 what
| " Is to bapIeu and who we're well armed aud sealed
| irside Of The wagon. About three-quarteR oil a
mile this side of the valley four men came ontof the
tlapIaral by the roadside and after haing the driver
to stop, demanded the treasure box. Ihey were IN
siaty fred upon from each side OF the stige by the
oeers and two OF the robbers killed AT the hrst hre
Tie remaining two returned the shots and rstreaed,
pursued by their brave assaiants firing ersiiy Some
| fifteen twenty shOfs were tNcndtxeu' NNhltu
| suited in 65ing down another OF the robbers, who
is reported to have been MORALLY wounded. No IN
jury was inflicted the officers or the passenger but
the driver had one OF his fingers graaed oy shot.
| The rerIsiniDg hghwayman ESCAPED. aho names OF
the officers who acted in this gallant eair, and who
have redeIed this signal service 10 the treveng pub
lie, are Daniel C.tSay and Charles L, ONeil. Ihey
| are Presumed TO haYe learned in this ety OF plot
being laid 10 rob the stage, and thus went prepared
for the rascals. One OF the robbers who was clam
was q Mexican and the other an sinsrean, whose
face <as blackened Al the robbers are said to have
beenAnown to the officers, but as ys 20 names have
| been 5ivulged.'
Ike Pacific ExpoSiiOr says there are from 1900
| 20 2 eco Weehmen in California.
Ike San Francisco Times gives the following
prices of game and poultry in eity-
niys ~ % 81 5Oi wild ~ 70 s. bEan d. ~ e
white d. e to "a rs S;G n I'd s5ea a. 3? sI
~ 20 TO s2 chickens &c TO So bees, 80 to slo ta@
s son, ia,o $50 o,iey. 70 to ssc Hare each si
| 1t is reported that Sainseyan Brothers. owners
ola large vineyard in Los Angeles, and largely en-
gagged in the native wine business in this city, have
| purchased the steamer Santa Cruz Snd will employ
her in the trade between this city ard Les Angeles
| partly in carrying their own wines,
| The Los Angeles correspondent o. The Ultra gives
The following statement OF the amount Of wine made
and to be made in Los Angeles County this year:
70 Messrs. Sainsevain will make the following qu2n
titles of the various kinds of wine this season; 81
ellons OF white wine $500 do. Aneca, goo do. REQ
viLe and 3 $50 do. brandy. They will also make fol
M. Wil,oD OF the san Fernando vineyard, the follow
ing: 30 goo gallons white wine. This makes a total o.
| SO SEQ gallons for Messrs. Sainsevain.
| Messrs. Kohler, FrohiiDg a. Bauch will make
rom their own vineyard: 5000 gallons white enc
eco ditto red; and from the vineyards of the fosw
Ing persons; ANN ,..
John Rohanl................--l5O0O gallons white.
" ofskiL. 900 gallons white
| 1900 gallons red
| b,CO1 ~ Ions port
5000 gallons brandy.
u. Cornell [ Ill. y 600 600 s .sGS white
"Mr. Keller will make Of white wine, 50, 900 gal
Ions.
~ The following are the total aIn9unts Of varieus
kinds of wines made by other persons.
| RAILS gars
Drs Vhte........... 500 J. sa............. 70e
Ar giubeI......... aOOOlM 90
In Cement 6000Ih karrow. ace
Mr'Neyse............ 40oolOtheIs..
Grand total for the eouuty....-..........''S 3l SS
Tks Sacramento Union has the tnllOwing on the
progress oihe railroad from Folsom toward Auburn:
"The grading OF the Central Railroad from Folsom
! 10 AaDun RayiBe, eighteen miles will be nearly or
| quite completed this month. The rslszre TO be lard
snd he running TO that point by the LIST Of Jan
| uary Ef0. This is going ahead WITH steady step
| and s,secton Of sEenty miles completed every ak
mouths will soon extend the road To nsrysvile and
| DroyiDe Auburn hlavine stSidD - II point where
4 the line DIVORCES &C. the northwest ard where tbs
galrO ad crosses Of the roads - AeEza. IL n the
point nearest on the sroad 10 Anturp,' Grass Valley
| Rough and Ready AMI Nevada, and where the trade
and travel IRON thoae sections expected to
trate In order TO meet the WAITS OF tie aforesaid
trade aDddravel, the Company have eniercd the land
under tbe4 nited Stafes laws, and lrveysd and laid
| out town at the Satia1 On The I'D of this month
| the lots We see are 70 IL sold at pG6he aneEion'
| 1be Ericsson engine has arriFas here for The
g d 4. fl.. 1s.FtI