New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

. count 81 the -ll t-a1cla- prospects q tla safe
. Gove-luea. a. act -reasin. ,,aporary Ian
passed s..a- much debate The 6il REQUIRES the
4 t-sls1-y e s,or IS Psactcsae. 70 ssss beads Of
state n s1zs Il 600. So. $50 and : 0tl.
AID Dot exceeding be- tie aggregate $500 200. pay
able d the order o. the Governor. SIX monihs after
as.s With per -e1t i1teres. thereof per month
I &c aso provides -1at bolcs slsl oe receivable 'or
a. taxes or other state dues
An ssuve exsruon : beng made 70 secure Ire
removal n The capitol iron Ssn Jose. May 9rofo-
st.oas a-e before ths Legislature. Designating
/ po.1.. oa ;he biys 81. Slisln and san Pa5o al
sgr-pr,,:.-- larse t-sc.. Of la1i Tor The purpose
+ I'll. las induced he .ald bo.ders cf san lose %
/ come t.wa --ita promise o.. thrsc OF oar square
+ r.ss O.. the rsst ara Boz the csy. conditional uP'n
F tao p.esau, seA: q Government beng retained
1. 8 probable this proposition vii be- accepted and
tie aads thus obtained be p.acsd lr the market TO
ra.se a. inmediste revenue
The southern countr, lliormIy Quiet. The
past Winter has been more severe throusno1; All
Caio-n.s than any during The fifteen years pre-
ced.ur The rams nave been constant Ia the
neishbcrnooi q LIS Angeles and San D.eso SC
conpsEisd by m1ch cold weather As Sprlns now
approaches the southern towns begin 70 b De
sertcd-the population aockne % the mines The
r.sis srs az, becoming psssab.e in lie North and
South
The floating popg alton gradually drawing
of and digging Implements are taken up sssn-
Al, to speak comparatively are preparing ior the
mines. hence great stories q. marvellous luck are
waited with every breath from the gold region
Those who have remained IN the various diggngs
have labored a, intervals during the Winter with
astonishing fortune. The Ar CALIFORNIA SAYS that
from three ounces TO frc ipai,ea dollars the yied
per diem hss ranged 0r individual labor W e have
heard OF stil more extraordinary results It would
be The hgLt of folly 70 attemp; an estimate OF the
average pr,dactiveness OF the ygngs under these
circumstances These are the figures and they are
the PLAIN facts
IL san Francisco business Is becoming more
brisk Money still commands the highest rates Of
interest-reuts are falling and real estate is at
stand lumber IS rapidly declining all Of which
facts viii be found noted on our prices current
Grants Of Town property made by Justice Cotton,
still continue TO excite much discussion regarding
the validity thereof \ srest number Of the most
respectable citizens arc holders o. the property
thus conveyed It is The prevailing opinion tina;
his acts viii not be sustained by the avs govern
ia- the sale Of municipal lands
The Oregon arrived AZ san Francisco ON the
morning Of the 221 Feb and remained IN port bat
one week English dates 70 the 2sth Dec were
received by her 10 San Francisco, being but 81
days on the route
Many OF the passengers VINO lett Newlork IN
the Cherokee on the 18th January, were bat 3o
doys N reaching San Francisco On her passage
down the Oregon ran aground on a sand bar near
san Bias. bu, was go. of in short time without
the least injury 10 was very ioggy at the time.
petition has been presented 70 the State lie
gslature praying that general corporation laws
msy be passed as speedily As possible, in order
/ that company may be ormed 20 start Railroad
/ between Sacramento City and Coloma- This grea,
/ enterprise mast tend 10 increase beyond concep-
ton the size O, the two places which Il will connect
/ together The road probably would not stop at
| Co'oms but several branches would extend from
/ that place both into the Northern and Southern
Mines Thus the wealth Ut the gold region could
not fail to pass through Cooma and Sacramento
| The termiui Of all the branches would also be
| centre. ol considerable importance
with the exception of a slight disturbance
| among portion Of the population az Hansto~n
! a eourishng settlement situsted near Weavers
/ vile on Viewers creek, everything Is quiet among
/ the miners Tie news IS very encouraging from
/ all be Pacers Gold dust IS last flowing into Ma
0syu.e Yaba CITY. and other c.ties pear the mines
AMI money there Is much easier az present than u
: Dis san Francisco one thing appears 70 be
pretty Vel settled that the P.acers are richer al
GER An overflow than before, as the foods BRING
/ down gold from Shove, sometimes even dePositing
considerable quantity in the holes which had
/ been dug on, snd et BY miners
The members Of the oar OF San Francisco have
! he'd several meetings relative 20 The adoption by
the Legislature. OF the Common Law If England
Tor the regulation and government Of the courts 10
tms state ard the practice therein Aiter on
siderable debate as ~ tie best course % b. p1r
4 sued he meeting adopted the following resolution,
.sn.ch was offered by Sir Ha-sted
F.ar-s That - L-siseufe 30 recommended ~ adopt
rr simplest oIms y practice sat pesdinss compalol-
l arf1 rlsnU0n