New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

4'ser those "a -ln Fraacisco ~. QIl-sy vi
keepstls y nsrs's me- INFORM = me thst ster
having oug $1,000 2. TIE mines re rnt spent the
Who Of q in erecting n's tavern. witch vas ~
glazing ~ make hin = iortsae agreed win bin
decidedly. o. paying our bill TIE next morli, e.
10 company = III tir Bes.e, ! ed o. Col Ere
mort, who, With b.s family, resides Al the house
Of Mr Cooke he has entirely recovered lrom tn
hsrdstips Of last winter, Msssrs. Preuss ano
Yfeuzieidt, who 50 rsrrowiy escaped Psrsalns C..
The game time sre now viii nm, - vel - An
drew Sub elite. tire celebrated mountsine -r, who
accompanied L.e1t Rese q his las; Overland
iJuraey. h isn3w lane from scorvy broash' o.
b. private. s endured GA thai occasi3n. s1oette,
Eho from bis bravery a-d daring las obtained
among the Indians tie name f Kee.s tel ve-sak'
OF Oae.wi Ttks la-fre !. man o.. about thirty
ssyeo, o. lai- uplsxior long 5-oTl Et'r AID
beard, ard e co1. G1ce expressing tie extreme
f msuly fralsaess AM integrity Lieut. Bet.e,
.hJ llsfcs, aim. -stian % hsq qualities. r.
a.ed 20 nle many distances u els heroic ehaFeotef
Co Flsm0Its route To- Clli.rlia was party
ga. of Col Co9+e. str.kina soUttHa-I irou Pds3
del E...= through the states OF Cl.hus "a and 50
n.rs, al f-s. touching TIE Ola RIVER at the P
nos Vi.age. Il was eyceedrgy rough ard To-
,i.,,i-o hat D., r,s --.gaste crouch tofsd la the
Administrations rive, where n. ve..,at % rad
ben rca-d Of or expected, large patches ai Is u
whoa. Tue cay sgpposi.lon oy which ia cen
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o. "a would seem lie usr9,..ou, coirc,-
5,.,, ,,. ,,l.l.v uo.uited IN the present time
o,li. i..r-,. r, ~ F-,-.rt errl. red rosoy Off G
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orIl.......s .-s,,er Of the country. TH.e1.
p. ,j--.,o WI. the letter f. bin for tlep1s.o T.
3 H,.,5,ry C1plniss.9ne-. 20 which Boz has been
so.ofltca DO che place Of Col. Weller
lis party o. fifteen u,u. y no a-e r'T, be-
ore. working on te Naugosa Greek. dig 1J
t- ofeoll i1 th. Gr.t t9,rts-e.sat tels T.ey
had ttsn sm1 dHcuiy with the Los,e triocs
i.h,b.t th.t pert OF tle mountains, aad lis
t. ,.r.xi,, yr,,r tire rrsh ~ miners b. the Maj
1.sa. nta s8msyy fst checked thoir operations
Fr.r.lts rancho il 20 the same .ocahty, and there
arc some rich placers on ). which would be vaius-
O.o eAcspt that private property IL no more re-
,ger.si b, the lssers than that oi the Govern
meut. Go. +. tow1ver, hos commenced better
business. n ,be estab iShment OF steam saw mil
a. Pucb'a san Jose. The forests Of redwood close
az ran. make fns timber and be has a yeai =
wo,k engaged before the mil Is IA operation
Lumber nov brings 500 per NJ feet, ard not 'oug
sine brought { 800.
TIE next day after paying man e2a head
for starving our mules la rs stable We SCI our
ID. LEI caravan agsin ia motion. Some ham which
We b. uelt for provisions on the way cost Us 80
cts pound, ald other stores IL propo-i1u.-
Before travelling many miles We overto, a
Sonouaa riding Oh bis 6t1o or JacAsss win =
= wooden bowl hanging e. the saddle and crow
oar end lance siung cros1"lse oei'ra nm. @
otcrc! lin the use III cor extra mule II Ae "oul
iJia ~, % which ha gave willing consent Bo7ro
yes cordins driven loose laden with The god
huri 2 tools. and our BedOuin, whom we chris
tened Tompkins trotted beside Us well pleased
Al the Mission OF San jose We aispa'cosd n'A 20