Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

hundreds are employed IN the iieli
of labor, and their diggings are washed
N the waters Of The Trinity river and
It's tributary streams. This range Of
coast mountains extends throughout
The county, from The nor hrrn bounda
ry of the State to considerable dis
tance below Santa Barbara. We shall
not be surprised to learn tina, gold is
turned up among those hills where
Bodcga is situated. Gold will then he
dug within thirty miles Of The city of
San Francisco.
Tie work has commenced on some
of rhe bars Of The Siansaus. AT the
Pine Log crossing The gold is found in
great abundance. The miners are
tbking ou, Jumps Of q pound weight
each. One man in two hours washed
from the dirt thrown away $500 -
O'hrr equally favorable reports have
reached US from other river bars.
SAN FRANcI>cn. Aug l6.
The dry season permits the work.
ing of the mines, and ten Thousand men
are nnw impl"yed. Their success is
varied. II is exprc'e large amnunr.
nf gold will he taken out during the
season. The miners. as body. an
pear tn he doing unusually well Three
Chil'onS. in u Fortnight, took out $4,000
from the gulrh al Jamesinwn,and three
Frenchmen took ont twelve pounds OF
gold on last Thursday afternoon. The
northern p'acrrs are also paving well
MURDERS. ROBBERIES, &c.
A most horrd outrage was pcrpe,ra.
ted on Saturday night. at Woods Fer.
ry, San J">qun river. The ferry wa.
IN charge of twn men by the names of
Waits, an American, and Boyce, an
EngIishman. 1t appears lha, they had
hired six Mexicans 10 make "adobes I"
On Sunday mornig the tent was found
deserted. Bnyce's bed was covered
with blood, and the pillow besme ared
with the brains Of The murdered man.
A watch and chain lying beneath the
pillow was completely divided, from
which circumstance il is supposed that
the murder had been committed by
harchel. which had severed the skull of
the deceased. pillow and watch. The
ground between the river and the tent
was marked with traces of hnod. and
showed CLEARLY that the bodies Of the
murdered men had been dragged to the
waters edge, and then thrunA into the
water.
Al Sullivan's Creek two Mexicans
entered ihG tent Of two Americsns,w who
AZ that time lay fast asleep. One awoke
at the instant, hnr a Mexican, with =
stone weighing 80 pounds, smashed his
face completely In,Ihe oiIer then siezad
his arms, but The assassins had escaped
An attack was made on Sun iay las,
between Angels and Murply's, upon
Mr.. Avery, express rider for The Suno
ia Herald, and Mr. w. B. Cressy of
Stockton. We regret to add that there
Is party Of Americans between the
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der the prelext Of carrying out The res.
nlulions passed in The various camps,
are demanding not only the arms of The
Mexicans but their money also.
A county collector Of Tuoiumnc
county had an ati'ray with some Mex.
cana on the SIanisIauS. who refused 10
pay their rsxes. He went with an
armed body Of men, when q fight took
place. and II Issald three MexIcans were
killed.
A Mr.. Doolillle was attacked on
Sunday last. IN the nPiahburhood OF
| Oak Valley, about ,In mles from Fus
trr's Bar. while On his way home, hy
ihree lndians, who shut three arrows al
| hlm. None Of The arrows took effect,
however, and the only serious thing
that occured 10 hun was the lusS Of his
hal in escaping. lie had IN the morn.
my accused The Indians of stcahng pro,
visions and clothing from hm
FROM HE iSlIlnuS.
When "phradelphra"leii Chagres.
there were s"Ine few cases of The PIE.
vall,ng disease, (ieveD which. however
was confined aIm"s, entirely Ia The na
ave population. With proper care and
attention 10 health. no fear need he fell
lay persons wIshingi" cross the lsInmus
M reliance can be placed upon the re