New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
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CALIFORNIA.
from Our Own Correspondent.

ID.
wafer ,bs Winter and at just the right times for the
farmer and nnerthat 10 in the northern part OF the
State In the soutbern part il there never viii
be enough. This has been decidedly tue p'eassn'e"
Winter which the Americans have seen since lo4o-
warm, clear regnisr weather, with just enough Of 'ne
vatsyy element for if had fallen s wooio nave
ioinr,d the labors Of the miners and farmers IN the
northetp part OF tie Save ss much &c II "ouiu n''o
be neiitsd the farmers II The Soutn. ,I
We nav yfry close attention here TO climatic changes
in the Winter because our wealth depenos upon lnSn'
We begin cur conversations, rot by remhfhhg uPOu
the xea,ber but upon the climate-a wider suDIect
and requiring Travelled person 20 appreciate u. a:
ve have dozen cl mates in California, We Can AL
talk abou. them. While Napa IS wet as swSnp,
Sapta Clara ia Dry ss timber; ana While tDe otcrdm9u
fans are bsierDg with heat, we IN this Guy sbiVer
NTH onr oye reoats butsoned up to chns March
has brought rough winds with him, and dnrnS this
week the msefnsss Of Winters sun has been sac,
ny winds cold and harsh as those OF Juy am
August. - Al,
The prosrect for fruit ia excellent met now, bn' tho
IRON will be in gresi danger for three weeks 70 come
Two meD III Nspa Comfy each having about IOo acres
OF orchard have each $50 900 At least depenolng on tne
weather between this and the Goth Of April II there
be no severe rosts the produce of their two orchards
viii sail for AZ least $3.50 000 the frosts be severe,
tbe produce viii be worth little OF nothing. Iney
k,ep men on the watch every night ana II there ID
DANGER of froit nup erous fires Dnt between the
the nay equally large interests are endangered Dy JACK
Frost. Ar
We have bsen astonished at the accuracy OF Mr..
Greeeys knowledge and the closeness OF hs oOserVa
ton ia regard 10 our agriculture and horticulture
dining biz DTief wit 10 California Such statonenJ
OF our resources wae wanted, and no ole could have
made II IA better fLyetha s for tho central part OF
the Safe and in regard to The staple articles o. 1arm
culture. L. is a book for formers ana practical men,
bv far The beet book OF the kind ever written on tnis
cyuutry Greeley addresses the worSer; 8ayard lay
loIs letters have excited much eas interest here De-
came lie writes personal adventure, ana ABOUT 70
make something enteraDng for thore who kno little
OF Industry snd read not 70 learn but 70 kill time
We have nothing to say against Mr. Taylo let
ters 90 California; are very well pleased with
item, bus Greeley worker Like ourselves, and he
talks clearly, correctly and extensively a0out LhOse
matters which nearly all our popn ason, and 10 when
most Of us take lively interest. Taylor 10 ore Oh ns
letters msptions red beet weighing ITO pouDos, OK
hb.d AZ the Stste Horticultural Fair, IN this city lass
Sun uer An editor of On interior paper, denied thai
the Ststa ever pro- 30 large beet. he was
wrong however, for raw the monster, ana II looked
az though is might well weigh 80 much. There Is an
other uanmoth of The same species--the common red
beer etoes-growing no~ near San Antonio, In Ala
reda County. II probably weighs over o0 pounds
am ed that red bees easily be grown here
IL large Numbers, 10 weigh oo pounds eacn, ou' IL
wond net pay, 80 it will not be done.
W6shoe continues to be WashJe the mighty. money
lie god Wssboe is hs prophets 30 says every oooy
bat whether every body viii make proht oy gong
h
Is street Tumor desguates bin, arrived here from
Wssboe night before last with so coo IN Cash, made
il a few months by taking op claims and selling cut
Dir traJk SOule, whore name ss promlnent otn
Frapcsco ed tor durDg the last ten years ia familiar TO
all Cshforpans has puTchssed interes. in The Car
son Ctr Enterprise, and has gone thiiher to take
editorial charge. Tire demand for money 70 invest IN
Wsehoe al 70 psy for going 70 Washoe ana to man.
tain a6venIuIers Mile stOpping there, has made our
money market exceedingly light; it is ike the Fraser
times This state Of affairs vii, probably lest four or
Fix weeks longer; shipments eAstwsrd viii be snai,
ard lesCLs compelled 70 raise cash Will DO made TO
suffer San FraDcsco will Lot derive as muc1 profit
die ely from this fever she did from Fraser becate
Il en- every hing had TO through bere but Sacra-
nto tee starting point for WsshOe, and that Will
be enriched. However. Wsshoe will prove less In,
inrous The general interests OF the State than dd
Fraer for people gciDg to bs latter pse spent their
money beyond orr borders, and built up towns and
communities for away; while ther money will 20
into Tho pockets # own residents, and they VIII
make settlements near Us, and dependant commercially
OIL US.
The Honey Lake people ara trying to get up war
with the Indisns issso Rooo, who claims TO be Cow
erpoT OF Nevada Territory hss sent letter 70 Gen.
CLARK commander OF this military civislon requesting
HIN TO f.nd company OF dragoo's To make war on
the Pah' Utah Ldians, With whom be says " Ge are
about to be pl0peso in bloody and protrscted war
He ns to know Gst what ia going 10 ccms, and II
tie people in his eiybboThood Of the mind,
the war viii C. HE beyond doubt. The source from
which he Learns he approach of such w3r is a sus.
pcion that those IL0laos He'd D-1tsr f. Demlng on
tie 18th Of January last and Peer Lassen aud seven
Others many montus ago in the eery pact OF last year.
| cay q suspicion, because there is nothing more Ll,n
fpicoD, and even if theTe were proof OF killing,
cIius would not be- established for killing may be ns
tfAble, and very Ofteo is when white men are slain
smopg the Indians In regard 10 the killing Of Llssen
ard party, nothing mcTe il known than was kOown
las. Summer. Bn5 we do bnow thai these Indians
have generally Of late treated the whites very vel,
end several of their cbiofs have got reputation for
the kndlinfea and fathfunesS TO promises, Winno-
mecca among them.
Some If the Honey Lake people, where Roop
sides have cattle TIE valleys occupied by the lndl
anp ard the latter require occasional beef az pay
fT ursge and this appears % be one OF Their gray
est oieufea Whether there ia anything wrong in
that, o. whether the whites would not 40 the sane,
every one msy Judge for himself Pasu il scarce
cart Of The ezra md these Pan usahs having visited
the Sacramento Valley repeatedly, know whai good
graes worth, and they lay clam that in the imme-
Giate vicinity Of Their raacher'0S.
The JapaI ese hsve been receiving many additional
honors within the last three days. Our high, cy ani
military officials, and foreign Councils, dressed up in
the ~ ehodest patterns Il Deeled t0ggery have via
it'd trem, ard exchanged comylments. Yesterday
they had a pubic reception IN the City Hall; Ia ths
evening they had dinner with the high city officials
Ut Jobs BestsuraLt. Oar harOor has been booming
alDott constantly with tho salu ga paid 60 them and
returned. They have conducted themselves well aud
leave very favorable impression the minds of all
who bave beet close AT haDd OF course tie CONVEX
fstiOn with Them is not very Brilliant, since only one
Of them speak Euslish.
THIS ate noon, the Csndinmlrroh will go TO Mare
Islsro to be put the Dry Dock. From Mare Island,
il il arranged that they SHALL 90 20 Napa asi visit the
farm of j. w. Osbon reputed TO be t6e st farmer in
he State. The Japanese Admiral ia farmer himself,
and severs Of the officers under hun own large tracts
Of land " tn numerous tenants. IL presumed thsre
fore, that they will take an interest 10 the American
methods Of performing farm labor. Osborn wi give
them chance 20 zee. lie has prncely plsce-thst
IT, 10 the extent snd richness OF the land the besuy OF
jts locat on the thoroubness of its tllage and the