New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-23

Miss OrestA Saul Mes h'nfy 0o6
Martin and Peter Anderson II rck
We are indebted to Msssrs. Gregory Cos
Express, Thompson Il Hitchcock, Wall st, Agents,
for Gles Of all the Gan Ffsncsco papers, in advance
Of all other communications. The advices are to
the l7th of Iny two days later IN IN those receiv
ed yesterday by the Philadelphia. We extract
the following items
Latest from the rriaity ReGiss.
Tho arrival Of the schooner Sierra Neysds, Capt
Edv ards, on Monday last 80 hours from Hum oolds,
has put us In possession OF interesting tdngs from
the Trinity Reg
IL will be recollected that subsequent 10 the
settlement made at Humboldt and Port Trinidad,
party Of exploration proceeded on foot from the
stier place w tho cOast 10 The distance Of about
thirty miles where they came upon q river OF large
volume, empty ing into the Pacific. party Of
mt D. however, had already lCcaIsd a. tho mouth OF
THE river bat they smicably joined forces for the
purpose Of mutual beBeht aud defense In the ex
porstioDs OF the main river, aud is principal trib
utsres which they Immediate resolved upon.
The first attempt 10 penetrate the isterior result
ed dsssuousy in the de attn Of one Of the complny,
and the r, turn of u remainder % the settlement
At the mouth Of the river. Oar readers will rsool-
ect the particulars, az we gave Toll history OF the
transaction at the time.
Nor discouraged however, by the failure Of this
attempt, the company resolutely setD work 10 car
~ out their intention and very soon aloth
er company started up the stream la boats TINS
time they met with no accidents OF serious char
rcter and they pursued their invessig atoms, until
now they are able TO present the most accurate
sketch Of that much talked oil region ve have hith-
erto seen. Mr.. Ehrebberg. who came passenger
by the Sierra Nevads, has shown as map en-
bfAcipg among other things me river with its hbu-
taries large and small, from which, together With
the reliable information impaired vo draw tho fol-
lowing conclusions In relation 20 the locality of GER
btrkk av NM Vlail n
10 find, or know when fOund.
IRE main stream, which for the last two or three
months has been called somstlmes the Trinity and
sometimes the Chsste, Tor 5nasti) IL neither, bat
the klamath. The frat branch Of auy magnitude
on tho south side, and rising In southeast direc
ten from its mouth, 10 the IttHay. upon which
miners have been iaboring the past y all and Win
ter As you pass up the main stream. gradually
| bending from the mouth Of the Trinity until u
stretches away in nearly n0ftberly direction,
numbers OF small creeks make into the river IRON
The East bot no1e Of moment except the onasn.
| Their conclusion that the principal s"esm vas
| none other than the klamath, vas draw RON Two
or three facts that have much force IL stretches
! nm into the region where the Klamath has been
| .5nsossd 20 take its rise. The big Arabian has
explored The coast up 10 ~ 80, without hadng aoy
| ,,ream snsweFiDg 10 the size oftbe Kiansth. The
Wilsnette rises IN latitude about ~ % 'aat mere
| 1. hardly A possbillty that another large river
.bouN empty into the Pacific between the moath
| Of the Columbia and the point where the explora
! tiops Of the Arabian ceased Ia q fe v days We
shall give Mr.. Ehrenberss reasons for this concla
sion 10 bis own words, when the publ; CSC ioags
| for thenreyes
TIE news brought down from the mines in tia,
realm 10 quite unexpected. o Siog 70 the high
stage Of the water, which rendered IL inpossibleo
mine with any Considerable degree OF success very
many persons started north 10 the direction OF the
ShAsti, some two months since. IL 10 presumed,
however, that they have struck upon asPos which
pronisesto psy.
Most Of hose who were len bohiHd GA the Irin-
i.y excep s such a. bad claims In the shape Of dan
ming operations had left and gone over 70 the kis-
msth where they are laborisg With fair success.
TIE fact that gold ba, bsen found on both the
| Trinity and klamath rivers 10 almost opPosse d.
rections. 10 evident that large extent Of country
In that section contains lees Of the precious
metal bow mucb will doubtless be Determined -
son as the falling Of the water shall af'rd an OPP
portuni.y 10 tsst The matter thoroughly.
! fPAcih: News july II.