New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
,.Iissrnia News Continued from First Page.
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IA located the fuoa hs'er' sOOu' t"S'e "i.es |
above Ross's Branch ana soout Two mics ann
half below Rosa's Bar;
sncs Inc beginning OF November have rad heavy
rain storms Tor greser part d ne tine These rams
asvs sT,i now while an wdung is higher thzn !. hes
49, Al aav urDs Fail aud Winter and tod more
..s eve oses sse 70 DO sa ais IN the Of seaa
eg goA ths section Of tho god region IN consequence
Provsons high, and al That now brought up % tie
nss packed BY mules from the mo1th ofthe Yaoe %
wach point they unsupported Ia hsL6os1s Day before
yeserdsy, leaned tsai steamboat had arrived n re
fuba Up within about eight nj es o. ms
place. fsighted Viih goods ,,
Miners from Putnam County. h.S YOrk, have gpns into
beng unzbe 70 WORK tseiT mine during me hgd water
Their mine Ia rcn, whenever II IL - maj ne "ste VII
locaed 90 ts rser Wltan ian In..es o. ,e pss .oh
whsre wn'e among WHOM are several fariiies rom
lowe Wisconsin and !DOis Mos, ~ hem understand
are only danng Wn;ef ad1neDd making an cary
starr In The sprag for The upper per o. NE rlyeI sna -
tributaries Many Of the miners have been sick y IN ~
scuryy, and great many have len Or mines IN cons
Qlsnce of that terrible sictOn Some have ef asO iOf
fear Of getng H. ard have gone home % the siales ses
and death not 50 prevalent here a. ONE Woun
naturally be neDed 10 supposS when seeing TIE exposed
which al have 70 i've FOR most ave IN isnis Or
huis unsuitable sDodes for who have been acclston
ed ey1fxed society. ts comforts and convenience
The writer Of the letter from which the above Is
an extract also informs Of the death II one Of
the miners in his vicinity, who, during has Illness
did not mike his name known. After his decesse
his name vas found n be " Reid or Reed lie
was from Blackstone, Mass. He died Of coDsumP
ton having received from his neigbbOrs ali possible
attention aud kindness during ms Illness
JACKSONVILLE, Woods Creek, Dec H. 1879
Jacksonville Is romantic spot situated 10 deep alley
Al the junction of Woods Greek with the 'ruolmne TIE
diggngs extend 70 e distancs 81 ten miles Up and d0~
The goB NJ The erees i coarse but that IN hysr fine
Several hundred persons are ~inierng here ana 70 nc
some a. Igh as one aa8 two ounces The distance from
stockton 10 ihs place s s.Aiy hys Mlie' III WI,
10, and sfge stocks already IN al ths ponl iy mus
come down Flour has sod a. high as "a CO ps. 10 ~
~, bss BEEN dengdi bat have hsd few stormy days
This portion Of ne country = eosen DI ,hS pIsssns
California For spring and summer operations cannon "
surpassed Game u yery plentiful - nuen - a. 70
wholesome and, think The health u the Inhabitants b"le'
man The same number OF persons could possibly enjoy, IN
y. b. H.
Stockton Dec, n, 1870
lev, hours past i. quite encouraging Miners generally
are doing tolefsbiy well Some guiche' have been
opeued which promise 30 Do rch as suivens was eho
hs probably ch any that have been previously dls
covered There hss been report quite prevalent here ~
Gently opened by three twenty Dles cas'"sld OF Ne
sonoraIsn Camp, yielded m ihfee days wors t%eay
od on the siaulsaUs River was Welding TO ibe LUCKY
miners eight, ten and twelve ounces per day These re
ports have no substantated authority but learned IN
Conversation with gentleman just down from Woods
Diggngs that he in part accredited the ser report ron
The health Of the miners is very good and near as
can learn The miners wearing away the Winter very
comfortably and probably notwithstanding the high pnce
ofeverytng requisite to sustain lie Many OF them have
built hog cabins and enjoying their dishes OF venison
grizzly bear and other game, and all who have come from
the mines recently give Their preference 20 o. @
place San Francisco The large suesms and creeks nave
been temporarily abandoned by the miners In quest Of dJ
digeings
have seen sufficient feel that Vernon IL
CafDrns Ny reason fcT this Beliefs that the location T.
such that Manure bas intended for the great deposit io'
Deer Creek situated The junction OF the Sacramento
Feather Rivers and at the head Of naygsuon and VIII
water sufficient At oil seasons Of the year Tor s'e""oo"'
and sailing vessels Of light draught
There are already three steamboats, making daily trips 10
aud this and Sacramento, distant about 70 miles
and they all doing good business Since have been
have seen great number Of miners who have COM
In supplies and the amounts of gold hey bring WIN
them only equaed by their accounts OF The richness
OF The diegngs more particularly ON Deer Creek ~.
From all can learn the success of the miners ihls WIN
WIN far surpass ali previous sccountsHnd all who sN
physical strength aud courage to 90 TO the mines wok hhfd
wealth
Buildings rapidly going up and quite hustle Of egs
NAvAL-The United States soopofwsr Fs
mouth, Commander Thomas Pettigrew, arrived, as
announced in our paper OF Saturday, at Saucelita,
on the 9th inst The Falmouth sailed from Boston
in May last, and has touched, on her way TO tins
station at the following ports, viz Rio de Janero
Valparaiso, Calloa, Payta. Tumbez and Guyaquil
At Payta the Falmouth took on board and conveyed
TO Guyaqu Mr.. Van Allen, our new y-appointcd
Charge d Affairs 10 the Republic of Ecuador, who
was not permitted TO land from the English mai
steamer in which he took passage IRON Panama !
owing 10 the stnctness with which their quarantine
laws are enforced For this and other reasons the |
Falmouths visit to the ports Of Peru and Ecuador
was very opportune for the public interest
After landing the Charge and short delay n |
Guyaquil she sailed. under instructions from the |
Hon. Secretary Of the Navy, for Chatham Island |
one of the Galapagos group. 10 search Tor coal !
which said TO exist there In large quantities !
This, however, C,.nmander Pettigrew satisfied |
himself did not exist aud he sailed the 10th Of |
November for this port where he arrived as stated |
above, after a passage OF thirty three days. As
soon as the Falmouth fills up with provisions,
stores, NC. she will sail for Cape ST. Lucas, Mazat
Ian, and other ports on the coast OF Mexico and II,
the Gulf Of California.
The following is n corrected list OF her officers
Commander. Thomas peygrew Lieulenan,s, John De-
II s Nswccmb; Surgeon, David Harlan Assistant ssr,
geon, NJ dannell res. Mid.hipmen, VIM Dekoyen'
John N Oascke1bush b. II. fabb VIM. Men. Armstrong
Edward 4 spsddeni Captains CLERK c. Porcher' Boat
Carpenter Lewis Holmes; Sail Maker, Lewis Rogers
Passengers to JOIN the Pacific Squadron;
SS'pg Msse' anS,s SsSso Ps.'eS MssSg%sn
NsoS G. DAVIS Second Assistant Eugineers Edward A.
Mhppie Theodore Leri Third Assistant Engineers John
Carroll John NJ Msaty, Tboma. A. stevens WIN A
Latimer. San Francisco News. Dec. 81.
SUPREME Court or TRE UNITED STATES
Hasassgfoa Tlsysday, FEB J. iSseMlsrd Powers Fill |
more, ESQ Of New.york. aud William T. Jones, Esq |
Virginia, admitted Attorneys and Counselors OF this
Court Nos 50 and 81 Heays Shslti, e, al appellants
TAs Bunk ef Gcoryl ct al The argument OF these
Continued by Nj Sergeant the appelees and by
Messrs Butler and Thompson for the appellants Adjourn
ed IN tomorrow, II oeloek, AN.
FlRE AT BALElNoRE.-A destructive lire occur |
red Thursday evening In the sash factory Of r W
Harris In Canton, Harlss Creek Bridge Loss St0N
The collng store OF Vim. Nerneson corner Pratt
ard Cheapside, BALTIMORE also destroyed the
evening BY IRE; insured $2.so0
CRY DEBr pF PtTrsnuRGH The city debt is |
now about ,eO0 independent of the Railroad sub
scrptoa. she city properly, which Il turned
iaio money would reduce the deb; to something lees than
million.
STkAM POWER with rooms, To let-Oa Thirty
Cthir-sl near Thrd-sve balldng looxS0 stories snt
essonenl foonRs divided Engine lQt