New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23
The following is the Ariel's treasure list:

The news has been anticipated by the Overland
| Mail, but we subion such items of interest:
very large crop of grain will be harvested in San
Nateo County the present sesson, says ne Ia|est,
even greater both in quantity and qualify than was
produce last year The crops have never looked bet
ter great deal more land has been brought under
cultivation than previously Many fine fields Of tall
grain are now being harvested wi ere last year cattle
We're pastured and busy squirrels held high revs"
| aud had their abodee with the ground-ow very
perceptble change s also visible 10 the management OF
| the farms in the county. Grazing lands are being
diminished in area and The grain heds are correspond
ipgly increased.
The San Andreas Independent says that party
left San AndIeas Monday las prepared to prospect
| and test a vein of copper which had been recently
fund near the StaDslaus River, toward the southern
end Of Salt Spring Valley. They we're ont two days.
returning on Tuesday night with number OF speei-
mems tne IL loUks rch aud the nneraogfst of
the party who tested properties reports that those
specimens taken from the bottom OF nne-foot hole
which the party had SUNK contained forty five p,r
cent Of copper. The main vel was not reached, ana
whatever specimens may be exhibited were taken
from the bow ders of which have been detached
We have seen and heard enough, however, OF this
discovery, TO haze faith in its richness. II ia 10.
Gated OF " about hiryfve miles from Stockton, and
expt renced freghters think The ore can be earned 10
Stockton at a cost not exceeding sl2 per tun. An as
ssy made OF specimens of the ore brought to this
place shows presence of gold in considerable guam
titles.
The Siskigou Chronicle has specimens of Chill
clover grow in the garden OF VIM. 5. Moses esq, OF
Yreka. The clover ID three weeks old, and measures
twenty five inches in lepgh the stalk does not exceed
eeighh of inch in diameter. This only one Of
the many evidences that alfalfa s superior to any otner
clover grown in the State.
A man named Abner Hall, aged about S. years, a
native of the State of New-York where IS believed
be leaves wife End family, killed on the evering
of Jure % about o clock, by young an named
Lee during an alteration, at MOkeumne Hill There
were several blows inflicted with knife, six-lnci
blade one or more of which sufficient I, cause
death. Lee was arTested immediately and Is now III
Jail.
and when within 200 miles of Panama, Thomas f.
Bushnell, long time resident of this STATE, and &
printer by trade Jumped overheard from The sup ano
was drowned IL is supposed that tue cause of The
sncide arose from alteration OF intellect which
increased by the heat OF The tropics. Tue deceaee ed
was for some time employed Oh The San Francisco
T,mts. The evening previous ne remarked to a
friend that he had been prosecuted by 800 m-n, who
wanted to tar and feather him. From III. luggage 1t
is CLEANED that he was going home to New York 10
his wife and little daughter. Az tne time OF the
suicide the steamer was in latitude q Ne lon gu w.
The Sonora correspondent of The Bulletin, writing
from Guaymas, May %, says:
Returning from the interior, find everything here
in an uprosr. In the river Ysqa the fame of revou
ton has burst out agan-if indeed it was really
guished-fercer than before; and the Indians,
me- st.rs Of the open country, where they have de-
sroy ed the crops and committed other ourages hav-
ing cut off q convoy from TOrin, are Investing the
rancho of Gnaymas lie Uaricaded and inrenched like
Freueh boulevard on the morning Of an emeste, and
affairs look decidedly uncomfortable. Access To the IN
terror is entirely cut of by tue Pass Of Bacae.e-at
no time during the past year very scure and all travel
ia diverted 10 the by HeIm0slilo and San Mar
cial The rancheros ocking into town for safety,
rs are many of the settlers the river mostly for
el0ners who, deceived by the spec ous iHduho had
been induced 10 nvf their capital and labor in panJa
lions on The Yagu; and now, inst as the gram IL mt.
tued and their hopes reaching fruton doomed
10 zee the fruits Of their toll devastated before their
No foreigner has as yet received personal INJURY
from the Ysquls
In the INTERIOR rumors Of revolution rife. Mot
ttrirg and grumbliDgs heard Ia every directoni
and have little doubt, that We're leader TO present
himself equal TO the task, many OF tue SOnorianr
would launch themte yes into of civil war
urmiudful of the utterly eXh iusted and Impoverished
condition Of the State and that dangerous lusnrre;
ton against the existing authorities would speedily be
The Apache campaign still languisbes for want of
funds aud the Government even prates OF peace ~
with that numbering Their rayages III that pars
of the Sierra which have JUST V!tiled nave DSeh uy
friahtnl Murders are of daily, almost hourly occur
renee and If robberies not more frequen Is slm
Dig because thu re is nothing lett 20 rob. Things have
reached such pass IN Sonora, ma ouJ Oh Tue Pfcipa
towns man dare 20 10 the spring Tor Wa'er Wl'h-
out carrying aims Tor his protection. The weakness
ri the Govefnment-thongh clothed with despOte au-
tbortythe corruption Of OF the officials ana the
eOwaIdsec and imbeclty OF Others have brought heF
10 iat POM that It would appear Impossible lat sie
cOid continue 10 exist state fOI two year longer
70 any rot acquainted with the catlke vitality pos
sessed by these sham Republics Murdered aud plan
erred by another, and prey N the common foe
Ia, Apachc--iey don't 10 care BIZ; like the BIZ
ing. gate ees, they have got used 10 skIning
From CABsog YALLEr.-A Telegram in Tie Aito |
lated Genoa, Jnne n 10 p. M, says:
" Major Do dge, Indian Agent, has returned from |
Makers River and Pyramid Lake. Az tie former |
- lad a talt with four chiefs Nabra-bora, Odeske,
sadnra. aud Ohartagat and for their protection on