New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
- .I,e.r. Tssbe.. j. intense. Provision, are


plentiful
We have few days ater ny 7.'..' ~ 80
American River god Fasnines' i'.H - 80 no
Fss--er Rivers Many 0f the aePo -iIes ID Fl. -.
$500 have become nearly eHnal.tf'- pay -
-,.--ie. every day occur and since me lDoa' ns's
$500 tse researches have IN many instances Pio'1-
aaferingy spccessil- a., ...t.. .,--,,p-i.v are
me-. and many Of the cd HasaiIss are fli.ftiy
oeouuie1 IS new crners Inc miners % 'Ir .ls- 80
,-,r nearly distinct division oi me laD'i-s e.'''
- .rv.-ist g recede o. the newer ani more ait'--
1......s E.f--a The advance q strangers inc D-si
in feeling r~.rss except 10 TIRE MISTER OF llfei-n t
cr1schmcnf, for our people are lii'e- Pr '- 49, -
nation o. ezpei the vszranis % o'nef A7.'9-, -. .
~ no. and the movement il very genera one i
i.f.rora3 Z ne r0ads through ile country A'' -i.'-
gitb h enos and N.E M-xicans returning iioh .ue
Placer 81 violence has set been employed o. eApf
Aase ueouc and a. the date OF our ast saTces '-'!
-, b was quiet throughout tne god region -,
Very rich deposits have been found 90 me Norm foA
Of the American River. ~ place kno"n As 9'i. n,
Bar digging has been attended Win great ~ pr.
tune The-e j. a story OF Ba.timolean' VINO nat re-
Gently arrived n This country having aIenln one week
uoesrd Of s. 1OJ 10 gold from one spot ana IS un
Mod and with common mining implements me re-
mort Il generally accredited IN the North ne laliy
sve-sga per man from The best authenticated ac-
counts in our possession De safely ST ~ about one
ounce There are many who 90 Tar DETER lnAn 'Dl.'
while there are others VINO scarcely procure tn' sum
The Mormon leland Mining Association nH- Lr1iJ
corrtietei tho dam ~ that point Il d presumed 10
fhres week. they will turn the river from 10 n' 49,
.lr.. I'm this work are now selling for 5000 AZ the
junction 0 the Forks above this point 10 anoinei $50
c.1n for similar purpose, and gre a. numbers are al
work.
On tie Juba River. about 80 miles from ia mouth.
new w-shngs have been recently discovered "hefe u
Il r-uresouted the miners highly successful On
Feather River also discoveries are reported 10 nave
been INSIDE. 81.
Although the excessively warm weather hss SET in, Il
Is not accompanied by the amount OF sickness appre-
ID Nt.aIf4 raN fU .
sacramento valley Il may be- that the scourEe ~ ever
Will Boz spared its citizens this season as me WINTER
foundations we're az those OF the proceed
ing year The heat is not intense, notwithstanding -
Al Sacramento City the mercury ranges about midday
~ the sweliaring blight Of rs degrees IN the shade
Provisions plenty 10 the mines and our Informant
states without doubt correctly that goods may be oo-
tanned In Sacramento City AZ san Francisco prices -
Business in the former place is brisk and improvement
rspidiy going on Town property, which three months
ego was cold for 400 readily command from 10 to
H. 900 dOllars.
ngs We are furnished with the gratifying intel gence
that work continues brisk the san Joaquin tiouta-
res and il attended with more satisfactory results tnan
was the Spring mining The general health OF those 10
the mines remains good.
Prom .h. Placer T.n.i cf Jsy0
A movement has taKen pace IN the Gold he
gon-the f0rcible expulsion Of certain foreigners and
naturalized citizens from the Pacers OF the Middle
Fork by an armed body Of men calling themselves
Americans VI three uulFiauhls thus iiiia' "iiN
We have seen one old resident Of California and
naturalized citizen of the United states Another u
native Peruvian, naturazed who has perlled hrs ire
many times ~ this country, fighting under the Amer
can lag and who was severely beaten by the enemy
because he refused 70 bear arms against US.
Hosuities have been commenced against those only
who speak spanish and cannot speak English
The Regulator. gave 20 their victims three hours
grace tbs enabled them TO escape with some Of their
animals; hut they would certainly feel sui more In
debied had they been able TO pave brought away with
them thei rprovisons and machines
Our advices from the Mines are not OF very eHclt
ing nature II except the reports that the Americans
have commenced 10 earnest erpe all foreigners from
the Middle Fork.
We converted with gentleman last evening from
the North Fork who seemed well acquainted with inc
success OF the miners in that section. Those who
work faithfully with machines seldom fail OF making
from one 70 three ounces per day while many are
making more and Tar greater number less. There
had been two deaths by drowning within few days
but our informant did recoect the names al me
unfortunate men. These frequent deaths should De
warning 20 those engaged al the mines as wei as &c
future Adventures
Near Mormon Island. last week, three men with TWO
machines took 81 SIS in three days. These mine'
are undoubtedly the most productive that aro now be
ing worked.
LARGE PIECE OF GOLD.-We were shown last
week At the store OF Messrs Cross, Hobson Co ne
largest specimen of gold have yet seen. IL Is Al
irregular shaped boulder composed OF gold and quartz
The weight Of the piece IL IA los y o. Troy, when
at ZIG the Of would give S2oi0 As its intrinsic value
il all gold Deducling quarter Tor the stone
its value 1870 The specimen has been purchase1
of Don Francisco Leon OF Mszatan for $500, and .
supposed to be intended for the cabinet OF queer
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