New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
FROM CALIFORNIA.

By ttesr.ysI .i tie ag..e c't. al me D. a
OF the Fslc 2. y ich res-hei = IA Ne" -Or.esns
Ee were yesterday p4, il session - the 4 '-i
Caff-.ia 20 Jliy 81. IS eu IS or Caliio-uia c.r-
r,spouaenc- sld svs-al letters from BNAan
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tie Pala-s. art ao.n: . So sal ..- t1e so.i re-
goa.
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form
PLACER INTELLIGENCE
Our ls-es. datr- are % tne "a lt from the -acra
| mentl u..Lss. sni from tae IN yos4-n country "e
ass- '-V .,rls % intelligence llier date 90 jane
- An ao-siasfe 1cartL 10 lcws and iN4-e 20 cor
responteuce forces Us o. con e. from van. - SC
counts. oar summary 90 today
Throughout ine mines tle nrers are steadily fAlrg
Tie crl-i lnpe1in-at 3. slccrs.i- labor caring ine
/ past itr-e uoril-. ass been b "a water Nss1ias =
abandoned fcr ins dry deposits during t1r -'cd
bus - .1e sure s1Ateutn- 1i noN cause mining 30
resume - VllteG vis.r ~ie . VIII sFe iui ie'Ls 30
trade, sad animation ~ business pursuits -entFs-y
There srf vagrc stories oi very EeaFy ~ofS having
been accom- yi-5-i ~ tne Dry D.girgs % the Nidl
FORK. American River. cl; from tlr Best ssthertcaiff
lni. .l l-r possession. ,sys nCt been ace a.
.sher Information Ot ins nafurs. although % = srner
sg conceded believe tnst - these mines tac more
industrious oi toe numbers there employed sre and
..mt.y rewarded Nrhsve 4 ltiif. fruul ago-ng man
49,. .ef, this Office .n March is.t We extract
have --r -r.H 1y-i on lae u iie r1ra Wv sac
-rss a ulns ha- ae-u 90 ie ma-' ordinary .nd a-t
ME- .ss--r. sr- w. t Ilt ...k rarg are --4il-
or ,h- f4 shall -.su 10 s irw tav- t'r tre o.--
b. fr- -. snow .l-. ca-e. fTf .1 s.ea--. a-i
.h.ns "a. md mo 90 ifeu esst"
our CORE. .pouderi eri;e. from Sacramento City ac
.. very s.r.lge % good luck and W.. sn .ny .uch
t Industry arf c-sy cen accomplish tne wished ior
result Au UH-st O. ne above = fns s.atemrlt 90
gentleman recently arrived iu he country Nlth
sms party he visited The Placer in May i.st ant
tlrnc1 few days SINCE. heartily uref % gold washing
he Informs that kis net pr1rfs ry the adventure
would not exceed 0gf-y ta 1rs Ihis We thought
pretty We tor one lnaccustomei to labor and dsin
c.nec to earn From various sources Ne learn thst
ho, Nea,her has 10 earnest resumed seusrva'ins work
Chmlic sickness j. reported 20 have prosrsed iew
nd vidusl. of the mining fraternity Parties preparing
i1r the mines should look well O. the prtservAii0n 90
health by .tnct attention a. proper regimen. and oy
guarding against unnecessary delay IN the valley and
exposure in every form 4 death occurred ~ -scr,.
mento Cry Monday 2s'h alt from fever occssi1nci
by imprudeuty naming IN the hrtt of scorchuS
sun. sud 10 exposed position Mr Reed the name
oi he deceased Wss surveyor by profession and wr
Known to many 40 olr cirlsns We have un .ut,lI
sence - moment from Feather or Juha rivers 10 ~
eXcept al assurance that excessive bot weather also
pres ais th.rc the thermometer rensng AZ l3 40 The
shade
The san Joaquin and IT, tributary stream. a-e over
run Hth hungry gold seekers and reports OF
a-n. nature current syacrug The praductvtusss
oi ia- mines While there are many who diligently
labor and realize rut rconslirratle amounts. there
more who hy unurug zeal and wrI directed eNertons
are anpy securing esch share oi the golden harvest
De- emigration ilum sonora this season, consisting a.
that class ~ men to which the Placer is scarcely a
novelty and numbers o friendly Indians oi the tSee
tuoe. expert washers al viii probably amount 10 $500
souls lnsy arc well armed. and tue appearance oi /
sucA Va- bond army 20 intruder, on American sol
A., very naturally excited American irslOusrs art
NOT lt,is bitter rsAuk Their movements closely !
watched, and their Hsl ho0rp encroachments Viewed
with some suspicion. A0Olt -0 miles distant from /
stockton situated iow leagues from the -tnsisus /
River. is settlement styled ia that region the S1q0
ran camp Here are coDgrc. .ated not les than $50 0i
fll- people
The various washings and deposits OF the san Joa
qlin section 0i the Placer are generally known hj |
traders and miners thersa5out camps ami /
q these the richest D.. saId to bee sullivan, camp,
lca'sd about one Will" from the body oi Sououals
aD So mentioned TIE average per diem OF thos. cn.
aged there during the pss month. are informed.
a -, sud n many instances the especial favofitrs
100 Dame Fortune have extracted between 500 and $500
per DAY, With ease from the dry espost.
g'ntlemsn 10 whom We are indebted tor mucl Of
the above inlurmauon exhibited 90 us specimen Of
ana- amated gold aud pans found the -tsnissus
River curious bluatlOB Oi two precious metals,
aud of value opine. 4 rare discovery.
From the very imperfect data IN possession, and
rom winch have cuilrd % the limit our judgment
permit, us to vouch As safe and correct, are wa.
-ant,d IA asserting, IN conclusion, that gold Hunting
continues quite lucrative Al employ ment, whcrr
'nefs seucally engaged IN. when the Sierra Nevada
Opes we're first secured by adventurous Americans, IN
quest OF the shining treasure