New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

-ecsi9 Cd silce dad come - the GUILTY. tr~S--
ssusd s.1 very rore ny lef, where hA1 % - -
II on the rocss &c IS before, - nicn nAu Ne'e
troubled NE save a. that tir,s.
.m=. q Inuch g. thEt coult Lot stano %
Z w.th5st great suferiug. ! began - l'ok uPol
rss PROBABILITY oi ny nskils lonSs1 STAY
inzn desired 70 10 snGt Gulovey den- hofsF.',
Determined % leav- ltnlng 1-eone 70 -
.. and went - work 70 reduce TOE Ps.n 50 -
szums-Ioa according % the ssst u ny sonny =.
d. uesntlaae had tue consolation 10 think Of ne
poor fsllOE who burnt Bis .sg s-1 became ~ -
unable = cel2 himself. and alter Tins -
serted By rs companions. Enc ~as iy-|I 49,
ward Eiih BIS I'M bss dc him, and OF Tie -,
VIE 4 knIie, God help be ,tars AI.oI -
| zas iortaazte: toward ligtt could s'AHo y" -
out much ps.a. and tee nexs 21fni - -
recovered az 70 be able 70 march oP tnal 'c
Ole steep ! could 10. carp aly wSi5hf - 80
EsLsks AID aired nm - cary ny Oa5-As0
dow ~ rsy lors, 20 remain and Dc sen y
mules bile 4 Hss 70 50 % -1e 'oY q ~
va. AL iaey slOg psss dOIa and oct sac
r--B I .bg.ld b. sbls 70 ride 70 tie NIL.
reached tie top OF the Dill soon Aiisr senllSe' 10
sat Gown % irsIf!sr Fly farewell Vle~ ''o-- 80
- o. t1~ss hi.s - paper, iAteloNo = -
a. The D.rchmsn's Teut tai tne mles eA~s
I'D. b1lt-e D1ichmsn had fed, and Is use nse
Certain proofs THAI = sri1zy Dear hsu :
2stn o1s & few lsil-tes before 0'Hs.'
ros.1 b. better for me- 70 march osslu-' ua'
other teas, beng entirely alone ana ns'iHs
cousiderAbe s3.1 about me. H-'~eo :"
.5gsra tho Nil, Intending 10 stop a. VIC -
.ents mentioned il the esTly part Of .hls 'e'.e''
at when / cane 70 the plscs ~aeFs l H-Pe- -
lad them, they too had gons the dry ''Fssm
tom whoa they GOT their vster tod the reason
Eov fhev ls;t. AID I wss doomed - keep 90,
watch old 70 toe Nil. IhoSgh nos' worn out
was ceishted 10 aod myself So Tar iEon the
m.ly dangers which hat surrounded me- Atine
Mii wss 30 Grtunate az TO lid i-tieFs from
home Ia my delight ! forgot my siiuss' and
do believe tnst thlse letters, telling me OF tue
veli-oeiDg Of those deareF 10 me than al the
world beside saved ME from nj o! Sickness. /.
,ou " ho are Ia civil zed lhr, eai1yiag 81 ia oon
forts and luxgrief cOu only conceive oil tue per
iecs rapture good news from those We love N
parts 10 Us, You wOud DO; neglect those Of yodr
friends Who are sun- ring the mitcFi-- aud priva-
tons Of ell sorts which zee are subject 70 IN
the singular state Of things now existing 10 thu
country. would say to a0y who csn 1--we there
decelty. come not here ali the god IN the mines
cannot pay yoa for shat you leave behind.
A, soon as I received ny Dag took !esve Of my
/ friend Bestor, whose Kindness ] sns always b.
grateful T. and mounting 4 four horse team which
| tad come u from the Fort loaded With water
melons, green corn, &c. with party OF SIX old
miners, rode out Of Culions that si;ernoon
aud eucampsd about twelve miles from the
M ant ole aud nsif from g Rancho OF 30
/ ludisBs. slept quite comfortable II ne bottom
Of the wagOn, y nile the others slept the ground
/ At this hut. when We ercemped - G got the worse
meal that ! had On the route, for which we hsd 70
I pay e2. We were of the mex. morning cary,
and rode twelve nile, before breakfast, 70 the
! Blue Springs where " ioand house over which
/ some women presided, where We had luxurious
| breakfast for 60. At this place We hed sIl our
/ bottles " til water from Gn exec lent spring, 70
last us for the next fifteen miles, rs not drop O.
water could be he'd the whole distance. This wcs
] kfn. I ya4Fn IN IA
the mines was covered with A0xers; now Il wss
pafched and dry, not slgu OF anyt thing green vss
/ q 70 seen. As We approached the termina
zion OF the fifteen miles VT saw hundreds OF sqair-
I RES running along the grOlnd % their holes - the
earth 80 the roots @. some csk trees. W 3 arrived
at Sacramento City Just 70 the sun was sinking
/ below the horizon, a sight had not seen tor four
months, having been living far down below P ace.
/ from which 1t could he witnessed. Having paid
| 5l2 Tor my passage dOwn-just one hall O. the
/ stsge-iars between Sacramento and the Mill
Wa, Indebted 70 Mr.. Hutchinson for good supper
and ghi sodging on board the bark Clinton, nov
used for one Of the stores belonging 20 81 nmons.
/ Hutchinson & Co. There were thirty vessels vt
| Sacramento City when l lett. the next morning,
Ia the Sea vi itch. which took me - san Francis
| CO IA two days, where | arrived on the 2d OF Au-
sus' the same day that my box OF gold reached
here. y hch had put Into the hands OF one OF the
| Arm Of a house " Ell kNowa. when was 10 AZ the
| flrw srded T. Nev-YOrk has been 80 long getting
down. am az aid II may have been wanted be
fore Il reached there. This last box wss intend
I'd 20 be sent on by the steamer OF the let August
VIVA. al Astonishing change hss taken place IN
this town since vas here the 81 ol April. Il has
grown more rapidly tnsn any otner place have
ever heard Of Every carpenter Il is ready en-
/ oloyment, and all lumber really sfle a. think,
| 81 per 81. | occupy n room ia the building
pWned by Mr.. LaHan OF n. y. IL Is about 10 BY
- feet At monthly rent Of $50. There IS a
gambling house on the corner Of Portsmouth-square
/ which Is 6 feet deep snd IS front, two stories
nigh built Of wood which lee. by the year, At \
elt Of $50 600. Fifty A0HsaHil There must
be q crisis here by and-by. aud great will be the
fal. The mornings are rather agreeable here bot.
4iterflur IN the afternoon. there is piercing cold
wind. sh.ch blows through you and chiils your
very scul, snd file your eyes and clothes with
dust.
Abcrsl.o vessels lie oH the towo and others
are coming dsily. The town Ia crowded with
/ people trey sleep enys here. Happy Valley Il
crow iei with tents add goods selling At uuhsart.
I Of prices; invoices ara purchased az little
more than will pay freight; and are ressed oct at
| one 10 500 per ceat IsiE some bssgtii al mug.
aud bought t<o-thst were bought az two eta.
apiece | pad 4 cts for mine. and was to have
mad them a. cost, ous cou d not make change, pea
aes LOT being In circulation.
IL 10 supposed that there Is much sDFerns
among the en- grants coming BY land ard GOV
Smiih, Who b. Ia town, has ordered 500 0OC
worth OF provisions TO be Immediately forVsrdeo
- their relief this have from one OF hi. aids
Lieut. Gibbs.
Since my arrival here have been very kindly
uestsd have passed lea days on board the
Massachusetts tue officers Of which are eli vel
with the exception Of Capt Vaa brunt, WHO hal
isll and hur. hi; rits be Sup sgsin Iog, Be
heye. | have iavitatioas TO dine out almost every
day. To-Day | was invited TO meet Capt. ssttsr
Who hss been sitting 10 me for the past week. IL
Is one of tns nObless Of Gods people, possessing
mech beuevoence Of character be 10 decidediy
the lion Of CsiOlnis. | nave an excellent Ike
ness Of him. so al his friends sry auc a. proc
that he hses il. 70 use bis own language, he says
Mr. Ossood, II you vii paint me ore, viii give
yoa Any prcs you choose % ASA" have order,
or sl0oo worth Of C.ps. 5at,ers portraits beside
some others. This Is re Erst week that have
been painting hereof course haze Cal'orni'
sricts. From al / can lesrn-b1t III hard thin,
~ get :. tha trath-,he general average ia 10
nore than 60 or e. per LAY. know ina; that ~
be case up where have been, AID | had beef
about ~ nd down the -ver with my eyes open
bar lew Of lie stories OF thousands being gathered
. in q abort time are lsbglous. have known u,
sailors ard runaway soldiers siy that they "a
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