New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
THE PACIFIC COAST.

MARKErs-sHIPMgNT OF TREASURE TO VICTORIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. June 10 lst6.
The demand for -four for export TO China has abated
and Transactions are now mostly confined TO the local
trade. super6ne is selling at s. % per barrel Al
The Wheat market is much depressed Sales OF ordi'
nary at 81 62i per 100 b.
The tendency of mining shares is downward; sales Of
Ophir at $2S1; Savage, $780, Beoher, $l6O; yellow
Jacket $6l5; Alpha, $205; Imperial, $9S
The recent fire in Virginia City Nevada, destroyed
property the amount of $0OO and rendered 4Oo IAN
recent shipment of treasure to Victoria the first since
1864, sbeheyed to be on European account
yIeHT BETWEEN THE INDIANS IN ARlzoNA-ARRlvAL
OF BLACK TRoOPs--wORK SUSPENDED IN THE
-OBITUARY-CoMMBRCIAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O.-The steamer Ontiamme, re-
Gently in the Chinese coast trade, commences her s 10
Gen Mason returned from Arizona last night, hGpng
removed the headquarters of the District from Prescott TO
Tucson, and turned over his command TO his successor
fight had occurred between Friendly Indians and the
Apaehes in which the latter lost 60 killed and 20 prisoners
Eight hundred White Mountain Apaehes, Of both sexes
encsmped near Fort Goodwin, end receiving Govern
nent rations. ~. =, -
California Volunteers, had arrived. M.
Work suspended on the Sierra Colorado santa MIA
and MowIey mines in consequence Of the scarcity OF pro-
visions and the danger of hostile Indians.
Major Joseph Updegraf OF the 9Th United States IN
fantry died yesterday.
Mining stocks are weak: Ophir, s2s5; Imperial $92;
yellow Jacket $780, Belche1 $50; ChoarPotosi, $780,
Alpha, sos. Legal tenders 69it
FIUCTUATIoN IN MINING STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO June 2l-The bark ID. C.. Murray, from
Honolulu brings 1000 bags Of sugar and OO bogsheads
Of molasses.
The whale ship Nile arrived at Honolulu May 81, and
sailed for the Arctic the same day. o..o
The United States sub treasurer shipped $500 600 in gold
by the last steamer not manifested.
The Western Union Telegraph Company's bark Onward
sailed for Victoria to-day with the electricians material
and stores for Colnss Russian American Telegraph
Mining stocks fuetuatng: Ophir, $295; Imperial,
81; Savage $3.50; Belcher 1862 Yellow jacket, $640
1Ch0llsI Potos $3.50. Legal tenders, ~
BRITrsH COLUMBIA - FINANCIAL CONDITION. op THR
ooLOSY-ARRTvALs AT SAN PRAHcISco-AISISG
SHARES UNCHANGED.
SAN FREScIsco June 23-Vctora dates Of the 22d say
that serious dispute has arisen between Gov Kennedy
and the Assembly about the financial condition
Of the Colony. The latter have teegraphed petition TO
the Home Government, asking with view to retreneh-
ment that the Colony be united TO British Columbia
believing Government sufficient for both Colonies.
Arrived, steamer Golden City, Capt Watkins, from
Panama bringing New York dates TO June !.
Mining shares are but little changed oPslI s2S5i In
Norcross, 81 200; Alpha, s2O7i Chollsr Potos, $a.
Legal Tenders, 7li.
LATEST ACCOUNTS PROM ARIZONA.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.-The steamship Oregon from
the Colorado River, has arrived with Col Pollock and 5OO
men from Fort Goodwin, and s. 200 in treasure.
The latest accounts from Arizona report the Indians
quiet throug hout the Territory.
The steamer Continental, from Mazatham brings $ goo
in treasure.
THg RUSSIAN AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2o.-Ibe steamer george b
Wight the flagship Of the Russo-Amercan Telegraph
feet sailed yesterday for Pebropaulowak carrying COL
Charles E. Bulkley, Chief Engineer Of the Expedition
Count Alazof and others.
sALISe OF THE WESTERN UNION coMPASYs STEAMER
wRIGHT-DEPARTURB OF OFFICIALS.
SAN FRANCISCO Monday. June IS 1896.
The Western Union Telegraph Companys steamer has
sailed for Petropsuowski, and thence to Behring's
Straits and points on the Russian and American coasts
Col Charles Buckley engineer in charge Of the Russian
Telegraph Expedition, sailed on the Wright accompa-
MED by Count p. Anassof, Commissioner Of the
Russian Government 10 the telegraph company and
Thomas N Knox the author and journalist, and formerly
connected with the Associated Press. Count AnassOf
remains in Liberia TO assist the telegraph enter
prise, and viii probably meet the GOvernor-Gen-
sral ct the mouth Of the AMOR River, early in
August Col Knox will accompany him TO the AMOR
and proceed thence overland TO st. Petersburgh. The
Companys barks Clara Bell Palmetto, Rogers and On
ward have all gone TO their various points of destination
The Golden Gate and Nightingale will sail az soon as the
material they waiting for arrives.