The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-15

OF rough wood and others mostly of the lat
ter class. The dust is about thick aud plenty IA
mud used ia be in Detroit. Goods selling much
cheaper than formerly. have had some difficulty In
selling butter st dollar per pound had
few scythes and handles which brought af.y dollars
apiece. Pork ia selling at $40 barrel here and 81
per pound. We are here in about the middle OF the
mining couRuy-the diggins scattered all sbost
at distance Of forty nifty miles aud from that TO
hundred The gold is ~ plenty ever, and spess
are found continually. The large Jumps which used
70 excite so much astonshment very rarely
found, but OK gold per day il . common aver
age every make that at least but the labor Of
obtaining II Ia 80 that with ali it's glitter
ing prospects, they often get tired OF the toll sr,ys
ton, and disease Incident to obtsining It. There are
many already here and gone away with gold indeed
but With loss Of health and CHASTITY countenanes
which more than cOunterbalancss for the gold they
have gained Another year, think will put end
mining in the present .tyie-too many lives lost
and too much health sacrificed at present have
yet been to the mining regions proper though have
washed out little gold. When tho store lie properly
organized ana things going straight intsud to
NO TO the arthest point and make an effort with sems
new fashioned god-washers, highly recommended 10
me The present style IL to use ordiDsry tia pam
worth here 50 I'll IL with The soil and stand in the
water and wash u the earth the feet aud legs being
cold water and the head exposed TO vertical
produces disease, as you may suppose.
General Riley passed through Benesia few days
since while xss there on board the ship, and spent
The tsy ard night with me tne general looss much
thinner than when saw him last, and in much poorer
health He Is heartily tired Of California and is al
most overy one else and an sure ! would be gso
enough 20 get on. Of it, although there is every pros
poet Of my making money for thus far we have sue
seedaa veil az could hope and we expect 20 de
MUCH bette. hereafter. TAoso = srsAt 49, -'-s
here during this excessive weather Thus far
nave enjoyed most excellent health although hsvs
been bsId ut work at all nss, day and night, under
broihug sun, and under devs heavy ram or
you know that this IL the dry season aud hsys
never seen Ia any country the land psrohed up
IL s here; The earth spite of the heavy dsws IL
scanned with large cracks and except upon the low
ground inme aatey upon the river, the scauty herb
age is completely burned Up. At San Francsco and
Eenecia VT I'd nd epif
weather pom this river enclosed ga &c II with high
but the sun shines az hot as at Vera rug.
Hundreds Of emigrans arriving by every possible
mode Of conveyance across The isthus Me,ieo
around Cspe Horn and scroas the from Orc
gon and the Missouri Those who have across
the noantains have suffered terribly from disease
death, hunger and fatigue Those who do get through
after all their toiis and troubles have bsen obliged
throw away ell their goods, and have arrived here
their nrst landing place, destitute OF everything Gen
Smith has Just ordered (thIs evening" our compap,
10 supply teams, provisions NC, TO suffering emgrants
Colonel March our president, has Just set OF upon ths
charitable errsnd. 10 that called loudly for
the aid Of government and General Smith has added
to his reputation by attending to It.. suppose shall
ne Obliged TO 20 upon the road for the purpose
Wages are high here; even TO my teamsters pay Scoe
per month. bought schooner the other day and
pay Der captain $500 per month and want clerk for
ooSINo GOLD 7, CALIFORNIA
From the Pacific News, Sept. 1
Nothing, perhaps distipgushes the American people
20 much in foreign country, or strange land,
their versatility OF talent aud their peculiar aptye
sntss, IL placed in s!tuation TO demand IT, IA ready
to map DOT the Kingdom Of Tmhuctoo in town lots 10Y
It's regal owner and construct all the requisite tchl
merry to strike of frat copper plate pressioa o.
the sane IN the latest and moot approved stye &c
msnufscturs for the king OF the Sandwich Islands
billiard table After the last French fashion, and theu
give ais n'iesty fifty points in the game, aud beat him
Among other evidsnces here that sYince this pesu.
liar festufa strongly characteristics OF country.
inen, Ne have Just sren most beautiful specInen Of
coin from the smelling and sssaypg establishment o.
hoHt Co. similar TO the u. coin, aud Of the stan
sard mint value 81 ten iollars II corresponds per.
fecuy In Size shape, and color With the H. coin o.
the same denomination Bearing the thirteen stars ON
81 exquisitey sculptured head Of the Goddess Of IL
bsr,y, on which II Inscribed "MoGat Co, 1912 and
on The reverse spread esgle with the Letters IS. NJ
VIZ STANDARD Mint Value, and the words "Cali
fornia Gold. Teu Dol -
The tools s.i machinery By which II is made were
Constructed from materials here, by The firm who's
name u bears and the beauty and flush OF its
ton DO equal credit to thsr enterprise aud ulty
On many accousts We hail &c as welcome addition to
the borndless resources o. this country. Its value @
unquestionsd IL supersedes the tedious and wast-fu
precefs of weighing cut gold dust aud supplies tho
market with neat and convenient gold currency the
deficiency of which hss long been fst and seriously
Potes BY the business community aud the country a.
large, and from tho distinguished references. high
Standing and integrity 81 this house doubt not
This coin VIII nave the popularity 80 richly deserves
MARRIED,
Atsan Francisco on sunday evening, July 10th, lsts
BY Rev Eiihu Anthony HrSprEso, PicKvooD to Mis-.
ohrns Pscswoop, all ofCuloma, L, c.
AZ san Francisco on Friday evening, August 4th
ny the same tnup. y. @. Gkksrsh to fLuABsrn Az
DED.
Atsan Francisco on The nth OF Aug, CHlnLgs wiL-
Lam Lmnil native OF Sweden, and recently from
on board ship Brooklyn on her passage from New
ORR 10 San Frsneiscoi on the Tth Of Aug, CHlrLss
on the same ship. en- the 11th Of Aug, CaArLxs
hieHARns, 81 New York sged 30 years.
ON beard Peruvian bark tallao. ~ sea
May 2sth sstaa AM daughter Of Mrs. Mercilsts
Ferguson, aged years.
June I'D, F.rsr only child Of Dr. Adolph n. and
JOY 9TH cgrtrr son efhir. ID. L. and Selma pgisr
July lih, Mai. Gro W Mora, Of apoplexy, aged q
yesrs MAJ VI. vas formsrlys merchant % New Or
lssps but lately resident of Cincinnati, Ohio.
July @9th JhARLss tshD-EH OF BOetoD, aged 20 Year,
DfsrR-urIrr Fisr ar B.~eos Mr On "wednesday
morning destructive fac broke out in store No
Strickland block, the vses end 81 Ksnduske,a
bridge. occupied by Albert Titcomb, a. a jsrsIlsrI
the bioek-th- whole were consumed. embracing ths
beck store aud bindery Of David Bugbco the clothing
ietsins and The shoe store 81 Wn II. ilsss. Ths
Tire stsek Of Messrs Titcomb Bugbee snd the Prnci
pal part q Moran and corti. Perkinss stock we're
c.bsumeo Mt Flasyf stock principally saved Tbs
chambers we're occupied BY the ls~ Office q Msssrs
Morrison ara Bioknei, recently occupied By Jeromss
hIrTess the ofes OF the Maine telegraph Company,
the Law Office Of Prentlss and Rsvson The books ami
papers Of Morrison and Bcsne lost except Nor
rnons account books. The books, papers and furni-
turs Of the telegraph oiec and Pre- sttss aud awsou
were mostly saved. Mr. Titcombs loss estimated a.
about - 600 beaides about $4,000 in safe suppssed
be waved lila insursnoe 81 CSC Bnsbe.'. Ios. probs
bly, about sl2cce. and - 600 Insured Mcran's les
not known Curtis Perkins loss about as 600. Ia.
sured Tor 5000 Flsggs oss probably covered by "a
sursnce. The block worth about $1,000. belongs %
Y. II strickland and was insured for - 500 a. tn
Protection Office Boston .ffia, Oct, ia
MiS-tsors -THs sIsur I~DtA-s-T~o hundred Sic
teton sioux warriors, from Lac qui-rsre. Upper S.
Peters have crossed the prsires .pd are nov On tis
east OF the Mississippi ct Ssuk Rapids about 70 miles
above tnis They pretend 20 have for the pur-
pose OF having fricndly talk With the Wipnebagoss
tears, however, are entertained that difficulty mar
grow cut OF this visit the siout have an preston
that the Chppevas In the fight vbich occurred the
Crest Plains, In July last assisted by sevsrA
Winnebsecee end that Sthstsnding their frieudy
pretences, misohief may be desgned Carimoues. Lit
tie Dekorn. Little Thunder. and Waton, Winn.bass
Chefs we're down this week to have talkn With the
Governor. They made nothing more than the usual
indsn complaints concerning real fsncisd xrssv.
snces They have len for their country. ST Ps.Is
Mr., CHRONICLE, Sept. a..
Cousr OF ArrtAis-BusSALo, October 11.--Ns so.--
DAVID Lesvitt Receiver, Va Blstshfcrd othsrs This