New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
Mi.reIInneours

u-rtur AED III ARvEST.-Ws are no" !"
vri6,t OF the former aud rapidly approaching
ter We encounter dsily 10 our streets me oe' p
s f,,er,nce Of tie newly cured grass from oo, l1A
,;s,f nTsiries friend from above says tnaI 'a'so
b.yp, are being fod st Eliza" to secafe ~. 81
AZ, A., the winter leaning The sccss'i'y
49,, ard the peghboring towns VIII cause So
- 90 bs done with the mines d1ring 'ns -
- ,hs communication with other points .l.9
,nntsd By the by, the price OF an oeoLH- Z, u,Ss
and sheath is now ESQ. ~.
AuruEs Day DIGGIsGs-The miosIs "a ing
lsee Of Auburn, near the Norm % ,h-o1g5 the
remark ably well. The raVine ruiL.o aoors of the
counts bsing dug up even 70 zoe -, If NJ.
wv" Sc ca men working lead IN ron. .. ~,
uon,a,. store. took out one motnlIS s,oo esoh.
se"o ~ co,rse gold, and have averaged Wv
daily. fot the last week- ,do.btedIy very
III e,ound under the store ID un - -,nnt-
III stbe largest days work was cay ,ss s,5rs
~ from the fact that the pro e'ol hi. build.
e1.in,sd the right TO the grouno on rIo' e,f. of
cislneu W ne can be said to have 3 a.o =.
bs - 49, ~, store, snd can employ ns rT
eo'o !, DIGGING until a customer calls niLn ou'
nsytv in the ravine near the Vlhasei '''A 0-'
81 600 On Wednesday last. ,,-...,o.
A persou Is taxing daguerreoype NAehesses'
and also views OF the Iavinef, win mlnsfs AZ N0'A
"a Is making his fortune with great rapioi'y'
Iossor1RyO o. C. RAYnoSD w are indebted
., ,bs Sndpe,s of friend for the particulars OF the
loss of the brig o. c. Raymond, Capt. Cnurcnlll,
which sailed from this port on the Flat list ooun9
IN Oregon. She had a crew Of seven on board anu
Ave nsssengers We learn that about o CLOCK on
the morning Of the ped inst she sprung aieaG' me
cautain Immediately tackled ship and stood In snofe'
while the pumps were rugged aud kePt goius
during the day and Dight. IL was found Ia ene
morning that the water was gaining 90 iasI tnA'
immediate measures had to be taken Tor leaving
the sinking craft. ,a,o "a, w
Sbs v,s then in lat 36a IA N. long. 1879 - w:
NotUitbstapding it was blowing gale o. wln1' AT
hands got safely into the long boat, although sne
csme very near being s~smped In 'ne at'7up'
The wind was so heavy that they ran before tue
vind ,eavsrd. all day and night during wnlcn
time abe nearly filed twice. On the morning OF
the oath land was seen and the weary boats crew
suoceeded in reaching il nearly exhausted. where
thew remsined all night upon the beach. Inc Aext
morping they put of and pulled up the coast, bat
being unable TO make much headway, tied up 20
some elp and remained all night On the morn'
inc of the Goth they again started and pulled up
The coast about ten miles, when the wink bic " 50
heavily from the northwest as 10 prevent them
from making any hesdwsy and they accordingly
attemuted 70 land. In doing so the boat was cap
sized in the SUR and all hands barely saved tneir
lives. succeeding only in bringing on shore 10"
pieces of beef The party after short nme pro
ceeded up the coast and csmped out that mgn'
without food. The next day, after hard march o.
about 40 miles, reached Monterey. r. Ne"s'