New-York tribune., 1867-01-07
THE PACIFIC COAST.

them n cOnSluefaDie anlOunt leased mlneH eeVefat
years. to enable them to recover their indebtedness
but the Pine Tree and Josephine Mines having pro-
duced an unprotected amount Of bullion under their
leases and management the Company considers their
claim more than cancelled. The U. s. Deputy Marshall
has gone to Marposa to place receiver In possession
of the property pending further legal proceedings
The action of the Board of Directors in mortgaging
the Placerville Railroad TO Wells Fargo Il Co. for
500 600 is repudated by nneteen-twenteths OF the
stockholders who will contest its validity in the
Courts. - ~
Yesterday was observed as holiday by the entire
business community No newspapers were published
this morning.
The steamer Colorado sailed yesterday noon ioe
Yokohama and Hong Kong. The piers along the city
front and the beach toward Golden Gate were TineH
steamer of the China Mail Line. The Colorado
sauted the war vessels and forts in the harbor while
passing out, which were returned by the i iatter.
The colored people had military and civic process
sion literary exercises and grand bali yesteiday IN
comnemoration of the fourth anniversary OF the vs.
suing Of the Emancipation proclamation. -
Tho United States District Attorney yesterday
morning entered a0ile pyoseqd in the cases OF a tia
men charged with mutiny on the ship Reynard, ex-
The agents employed by the underwriters estimate
the damage done TO the hulk and cargo of the ship
Carlisle which put into Rio de Janeiro in distress,
several months since and was condemned, aud haya
fixed the general average at flty per cent OF the
value of the cargo and vessel the greater portion
OF cargo PVAo eAN Inv '"'ss><
The steamer Oriflamme from Portland, Oregon.
with $2f eco in treasure arrived last evening. !,
The Oregon papers contain accounts confirming tho
reported richness of the KOoenai and Lempl mines
The ship Colorado for China carried light cargo
including 1909 barrels OF flour, and $SSzSu, IN
treasures $350000 being for China and the balance
| for Japan. -, .
The receipts of wheat for the last six months were
600 sacks against 10000 sacks for the cor1e
snOndiuQ time in 1865 1t is believed that there arc
1000 GOO sacks yet to come forward With such sur.
plus ON hand holders not anxious To retain their
stocks. During December, 2Oe,oo0 sacks were ex-
ported. Good shipping wheat Is quoted at II 20 pee
! 100 pounds; extra flour, - 80. 80,
| Ships OtagO and ST. John, from New YORK AMI
Bremen; ship Kate and bark G. r. Mosle from Liver
telegram saws that Crescent City, Cal, was Wis
tied by the heaviest storm ever experienced ~ TINS
coast the tide being unusually high, accompanied Oy
terrific gale which tore up the streets and carried
away bindings; ONE storehouSe was neaiiy carrie"
''' y wAsHrxGToy AND OREGON.
The Wallawala, Washington Territory, Sdtes%as
of Dec 81 states as rumor that Mr. Hayward ON be-
! half of the California Steam Navigation Company
had bought the controlling interest IN the Oregon
diction that St. Heens or some other point win take
commercial precedence oyer Portland as the point 10Y
landing for steamers. The same journal has
favorable reports from new INNING clstilct on INC
head waters of the Palouse River.
The Dallas itoregon) Mount0neer gives the details OF
the running of OF pack tram by Indians iloa neal
mand. When about 20 miles from the post the troops
came up with the Indians and charged upon theit
camp. The Indians stood their ground, bnt during
the. .sn ow storm their rifles had become damp and
snapped. The soldiers observing the state OF aiiaiis
drew their sabers and cut the savages down. Killing
mules together with ten horses captured, and gfeng
amount of supplies destroyed. IL Is consideie
one of the most complete victories ever ganedsyer
the Snake Indians.
! ARIZONA. .sll
Ban Francisco JAN "a letter from Harlysville.
Arizona complains bitterly OF the depredabons eo,n-
mted by the Apache Indians in the northern part or
that Territory and reflects on General JeDowsii:
! More United States troops should be siatioDett
north of the river Gila Gov. Mccormick of as1zopa,
now in this city, is understood TO bavefnade afTee-
ments TO that effect aud the northern part OF Arizona
will hereafter be better protected with several CONT
panies of the l4h u ). Infantry who arrived fron{
the East by the last steamer having been assigned
/ the duty of guarding the United States Dlall routes
| TO Arizona, and leave the 18th instant
NEVADA.
The THginia (Neyada) Enterprise of the ist INST.
| saws that Thomas Farrell has commenced snit
against Savage Il Co., to possession of min
ing grounds and 100000 damages: This is decidedly
an important suit INVOLVING the title or some OF th9
best aud most valuable mining ground III the state u
Nevada, ,
| VICTORIA, V l., JAM 5-A public meeting was held
here on Monday night to consider the propetyof me-
| mOTalizing the Home Government to make Vletoria
the Capital OF the Colony
| NEW WESTMINSTER, Is. C., Jan. 5-Ihe Frazer
river steamers laid up for the winter: The express
and mails will be carried by canoe until Spring na'it
The mining news from Big Bend aud French Creels
highly encouraging. Parties from Carbco repore
most of the companies dong well ON William
| Creek
The Russian American telegraph lines are in spen-
did working order, as far as they, are built.
| The Legislature convenes on the 2ith INST.
| IDAHO.
Owyhoe papers say the division of Idaho has again
been brought before the Territorial Legislature Jhe
division of Washington Territory was being dis
/ cissed at Olympia. The object was to unite the
counties along Puget Sound in Oregon, and eonntles
east of the mountain range in both Washington lert
rt0ry and Oregon, TO form them into one Saiel
The Indians in the Owyhoe and Boise country conf
tinue their depredatioIs upon stock and nights Win
| the savages are reported IN every paper hom that
section. o,I
SAN FnAScsc9 Jan ssesGnd Lieutenant Gi
recently while crossing Cow River
The Hamburger bark Esther Sophie with wheat for
Cork sailed yesterday. and the Australian brig lDRer
with GsOO sacks oil wheat is cleared Tor the same
To-day's Bulletin publishes the annual review Of
| the trade and commerce OF TINS port Inc imp1Is p
trade for the past year amounts TO a6out sl40ooW,
and the export s72s0000, which is the largest ever
eknown in the history of San Francisco. The exports
of treasure were SIS 0000 which does not uicnda
| so 100000 shipped on Government account The ships
ment of Wheat for the last half year was larger lan
for any entire year heretofore; dae value Oh fi""r
| The weekly stock circular briefly reviewing the
mining shares market says; . The very favorable
condition of most of the leading mines Tor several
months past aud the flattering appearance of tho
Comstock vein at present depth, gives great assDr.
ances of future prosperity The unproductyeness os
Companies to assist in the speedy inauguration, az
well as the completion of the great work known -
the Sutro Tunnel rts ~ a.5E
Mining quotations to-day are as follows: Belcler,
fl4o; Gh9llar, s5l5 Yellow jacket, ~ 3i5i ophlri
Alphee, unwilling to sell at $685. rg
: The steamer Moses Taylor with passengers fm
New-Ycik via Niearaugua, sailed to-day ~
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