New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
bPRIsGYIELD, No., Monday.

6rRIseyIILD, Mo-, Monday, June =, 1856
Tho Buttefhslo Overland Mail coach, wnhSao Pm.
eiseo dates Of June 4, arrived here at u O'Clock n
evening.
The failure Of the telegraph line to work prevents.
the reception at Vizajia VI news to the night Of the n
iDst
Arrived at San Francisco, June !, brig Jelia D.
Rogers, ~ days from japan. Sailed, May "a, bsa
FraDcis Pa)ms :, for Honolulu June ship Sierra n
vada, for New-York.
SAs FRAscIsco, June 4
There has been an increased amount Of goods gois
forward TO the country the past week. Job6ers stoc
moving actively and they eyineiDg an inclus
tor to buy from first bands. Tho anxiety Of hoIde
TO dispose Of h.r .eek. "a ahead o. the demand and III. u
present liberal reSuements nlsy cause .sht reaction n
snotaors for the aiding articles follows csndis. iS
N. s ' psSsoa and sS liz +" masa:, e..
Pom sTgsig 80; Mes. SIC. Bacon iSaIls H:a "a
sugar I2c. No. China 7.c Whisky a2ic: American Bads
The steamer Goldsn Age leaves for Panama TO-
The Deputy u. s. Msrshals are now busy takiae
the census ia all the counties OF the State.
A sut has been commenced against the ownefs Of
the Steamer John l.. Stephens for bringing, on her
last trip from Panama, an excess OF passengers.
Information has reached General CLARK winch leave.
little doubt but the Indians of the Utah Territory and
norton of the Oregon tribes have entered into CON-
bnation 10 wage war on all the white sttlers Of The
Sierra Nevada.
lsID
Express stations arrived AZ Carson Valley On the "a
inst. Reports received from other stations beyond
Sand Springs, toward Salt Lake, announce them q
abandoned and lie feared that many agents have been
murdered Nothing Is known az to the fate OF The tive
expresses now Overdue.
A psrty of miners out prospecting near 0weus
River on the Walker River Region Were attacked en-
the I'd inst by Indians. Three of the miuers wers
killed.
Two volunteer companies were organizing On
Vol River snre pl mr.
News received from Carson Valley yesterday states
that six or eight families Of emigrants, with several
hundred head of catde aud sheep, suPposed to BE-
Loaf. -
On the Cd, party of 80 men, familiee, II wagona
GO head Of cattle and 900 sweep. arrived at Car-oa
Valley iron Salt Lake. having passed saeiy through
portion Of the hostile country.
The 600 volunteers and 100 regulars under Col. Hays
and Capt Stewart have not been hea d from since the
Ist IN ei when the, marched from Carson Valley TO
attack the Indian encampment at Pyramid Lake They
expected TO reach the encampment by the night Of the
% inst II is situated aEont 20 miles north OF Carson
Valley. News of "a battle is consequently hardly ex-
pected ~ vet. At last accounts the volunteers were
well arcd in good spirits, and all anxiety 70 force
general engagement.
meeting was held in San Francisco on the lat inst
TO concert for supplying the volunteers with
provisions &c. subscription lists are now extensive
" circulating with the prospect OF raising several
III ,dsands of dollar.
The Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph line il now COM
peted 10 Vlzalia $50 miles from San Francisco the
Butteriield route.
News day and half later than this dispatch will
be forw arded TO oyertske the mail at Vlzaia unless
some accident interrupts the working OF the wres
News from Honolulu is to Mays. All the waalers
had left for the fishing grounds
The bark ID. Godfrey, from Boston, sailed on the 9Th
ut for the Amor River.
The ship Washington Allston had discharged her
cargo ard land up.
Tbs ship Charles e. Phelps was to sail on the 10th
for Mexican Island.
The Julia d. Rogers brings news from Japan to the
Sd OF May.
The Japancse Government is reported in an unsettled
state large political influence evidently being against
the policy of allowing intercourse with foreigners.
battle bad been fought near feddo, in which
prince was killed.
The captains of all the foreign vessels in the harbor
of Kanagawa had been notified 10 be prepared for
attack upon them assthe Government might noabe able
10 rend. any protection. The Government appeared to
be eaily fghteneda at the extent of the detection and
subsequently vacillated considerably in regard to
ryipg out the treaty with the Americans.
1t was with extreme difficulty that the Rodgers pur-
chased small cargo for San Francisco.
BY the way of Japan, news is received from China
to the 18th of April The accounts contradict former
reports that the Emperor of China had aceeded to the
demands of France and England, and conirm the
orts by way of Europe.
Oregon dates are TO the 18th ult The papers are
He'd principally with political discussions and CON-
ments on the Charleston Convention OF little interest
utside the State.
The British Boundary Commission party were moving
p the Columbia River. The American party had LETT
Colville.