New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07
California News,

h. e,mmgnics,e, viii 10 received wfthOu, bs,itsncy
s reisbe BY s who hsTe the pleasure Of hs acqusn'
iasrs Mr. 4 sistes ihst be he's Travelled over The
sbas mining district and while doing o. saw much TO
sstonlsh bu-much that he IL really sirJd 10 cOmmo'
icst fearing that hs reputation Tor vsrsciy would be
strus'sd BY the disclosure Mr.. l.. thinks thai there
Il present about 1000 engaged Al the mines and
although many IA their esIns,e Of tho amount Of gold
tanned daily By saeh Individual rate II at less sum,
30 Union 10 tbst per diem above all expeDses 10
r washed out by the large collection Of Dig
.. sad u IL his opinion noiwthstsnding the removal
Or his large daily, that the mines cannot be ex.
vstsd IN fIDdred years, and that The discovery OF
l, 4ng dist ca has but barely commenced Not one
40 o. grl md la twenty i've says Mr. b. OF the 70
where gold 10 to be found has as yet ever been
i.DJdeu ~ the foot Of the white nsn
A. present the digging 10 confined principally 10 the
sresns and "trip Of tsblelsDd at the western base 81
80 Setfe Nevada Mountains These range from north
.cs - south east sod tbs deposits Of gold extend on
i.s yhtl edo OF the mountains, IRON oregon on Inc
i.rih a. tbr gold aines OF Mexico on the south, pro
..tiy occasOnally crossing the mountains. IN the
~ Tho gold ID found IN email OF noe particles ~
20 travel south these particles Increase IN bulk, unil
aohing Bear Creek, Jumps Of ioar pound weight ar
fot uncommon, aud the few sdyentureu who have
rrsTed the dangers common Ia hostile Indian cOun-
try. and penstfsted yet farther south hsye been ~
~-rded with masses VI twelve TO fourteen pounds
tight OF the virgin metal.
90 the extreme south Of Upper California there are
adisns VINO always prepared TO steal the miners
b. murder the careless sragRlers from camp
n isct none Of the dgges have ventured into the ef
rome south yet except Col Fremont and party OF
" choice young under him, who nov Oper
arg Ia that region For some time past tbe opinion
prevailed among the miners that gold 10 us sbund
,nt this side Of the Sierra Nevada the other,
az having definite knowledge either OF the country
or ozsience of treasure the side the induce
'n~nis I their crssins were few but Just before Mr.
b. let California, three traders crossed over from the
20 tho ives, aide OF thu mountains having In Their
possession glOOOO0 each.
1he.o men would make 40 disclosur,s 10 where
they procured - large supply Of gold une of them
In. de-. IN.F
mans house IN california who slsO had ON nii-n witt
tho $50 squaws Suffered into conversation aud before
u i-rmir sied tho traders wife Informed the hostess
that the three hsd picked UP the gold W. ic iav
elng on the Tuntee river which Tises ~ the moan
telns and sinks the psins this side of them A'
soon thi. information was seserslly known, which
gas IN very siYr, time for tho Yankees have not O.
eeat,d themst yea u their partially i0r news even 10
tnat distant ptft 81 tho world. party - about two
haadfed men. s,rcrs of them from NJ LIuis started
oear the mouutaus Whist success has attended tLtif
isbors has no, vet trsnspired For many years Il he
tesn known 10 the Poruyians and other South Ameii
can nations that the Indians annually descended The
Colorado river with large quantities Of gold but the
hostility Of tho ssvsses prevented the soptberners
from psnetrstiDg into the country.
Mf L thinks that the discoveries yet ~ be made OF
the riches Of that mountain region will sstensh the
world lie relsed one or two instances Of good ior.
tane, az which he vas an eye witness He stood y
tho aida Of Young man belonging 90 New York, who
vent cut volunteer Ia the regiment from that state
-od saw him take from pocket 10 large rock four
uu gsniulls at dirt. from which he washed In sw
tnognea's 81, So worth Of gold He knew krenchm
who took from small spot ground $40 600 In twelve
DAYS SIX who turned the American river nf.r
The confluence = tts two ioTks were averaging GO
pr dsy when Mr. Ley left, and . gentleman irom
Boston VIII il supplied with sub marine Al IN D.
VII oh enable him 10 walk about on the beds OF rivera
regardless a., water. sstonishes every body by toe
quantities of gold ho obtains
M l.. SAYS notwithstanding the repeated inst2nss
II astonishing good fortune and the general success cd
those engaged IN digging large numbers "i persons
returning q the sAts, 'nsn, OF them without having
worked one eutire day Ia the mines They persons
who went out Last Winter aud Spring suppOsinR Thy
could SECURE some s30OOO $40 eco with lit,lu lab
and be abba 20 return home ~ au thts Fall They hal
formed sxtrsvassnt notons oundet upon the reported
suscrss 81 scsted individuals and on arriving Ia the
country sad acquiring some prscdesl knowledge 81 NE
ec7 nsc sssfY 10 acquire tnrtuoe they have become
esgusisd with every thing connected with the country
sud At enmlty with all who have given inform
# the mlne. considerine them interested deceivets
MsSiFFsr DFsrI>Y There - u large crop
ei maniie, dosIiay nearly ready for harvesting says
zoe ItHeNR Gasefel sJd may wake ~ some
morning peaI al hand and nnd our country go eIhf.a
saat We shHll not know H. or dSNss'd TO We know aot
sho % NhN The Ok,o Sa'ssmdn IL 90 titklot with
,he prospect. that it cannot Keep quiet Hear IL
ANSTx,rioN CAnsds is coating Cubs Ia pTeps3sg
= epne. MeNico 10 npenirg for Anrexsuon Al GO
Why t0stfn- NJ 40 more ier 0ry viii sooo be al Oh s
ss ideA
dissioSsRt SOCIETY FOR TgE GGNNANS. At
Hot Convention wss held aud m Association formed
snd deaominsted The German Mission society Tor tae
Sssfsip. Valley. The object IL 90 furnish religious
nsa"ion ON the principles Of the Holy Scripture 70
ee''-fmsn and other Immigrants from Lnr0pe. 70
Nsoaw made Tor delegates from churches, sssoclst ns
400 auxiliary societies that aid In contributions ae
t'n eon'emp's,es the employment of itinersnt Sad
s~hansfy missionaries colporteurs and other nstruc
"is ~ho are native Germ ana aud who by GATHERINGS
Nesres atoms, vsitng tsniies circulating works and
A',uaa hind and persuasive influence, may produce
,ss, susc,s ana prepare those persons OF foreign
- ~ s.eomc Americans In their feellnss ami z, a.
ST Louis Republican
"e'veiso ATTEMPT OF MUrSY AND MuRDYR
- posSo NA1uosNiA VkssKl-The .hly Aap
80, ,S' ~v.I Mrvea ~ New Bedford on Monday
'tom thc iseinc pcesn makes the folowins Ysr,r,
ANoo the s'h june, ship susan Ray q, Nsn,,.s.s,
ohOred a. Point Vslers found al .neAor -. -
schooner ol%P,S austin bound To California v IA
weish leaving on shore Frenehmsa ian osser 10 49,
Sesss) and i've passengers. Those len and seven -
.et'ess if0n tse susan then Concerted plot lsAe
the ship, murder the officers and and proceed 10
Cslitorsis. These horrible designs, however, wee
frustrated by boy, who overlooking their cUnverss
sion ictormed Capt Ray In tune 70 save the vessel
Nsw Malt RovTE,-A meeting Of very respee
table ciliEsHs Of CLARKE County Ala hss aeen held
Grove HILL for the pafFoss Of urging the adoption
the new route heretofore menuoscd for the trsnpor
ts,lon Of the Great Northern Mail irom Nes Orleans
.ad Mobile to Nashville. The route 10 an excel, m
one, and confident thai s adoption BY the Poss
r.Cieoersl would expedite the mail, and wis,
OF much more Importance make Ito arrivals certain q
tbs eontrsct tina Nov. there 10 no calculating within
seat ircm ,ns place 10 Nashville and Al s0swef -
csived \ o. Crescent
MAiL hoBBsN ANSEsrED sI TkLE6RAPH a
yacSsge OF 81 SOC put into pcst.0fce BY the Bank
81 Tr0y. Ohio, ior Lonisrle having i>,sd and inor
nation Of the dissppcintmert Asvios been comma
aiesgeJ. suspicion restsd a2on young sshrusn.
clers IN the poet once who lsit Troy lev days -
fore for Columbus. rhrease tslesrspaie disPs,os