New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-30

| a., city lnri is'e 70 ipe following s4ilmn
No lmf1 grafton into be rlires could, eref1fe ts'9
Uken place from The Cd states tlsi yer Tie nul1e,
Of iaer- wa cooseq l-1ly igl.ied - ne ~
cs1s and Ohe re gn-rs elo hsp penei o - IN n c'a
~ lnio u during n" s-mrn-r ana A-,smn a.l
lie lsds1s, who were efnPioTec By Or sod h-r g1 20
suppose there were nj fer from ~ u~u employ
- cO.eclng sod DUNG that season j. We su2qo'e
ley oellec ayefsge q 81 On eactwac1 70 r-gsc.
Il By well. Informed g-rsor. e. l9N e-t STE De Asg-
/ .sts amount III be S5cg1Ve
Iaf3rfaalJn % h.. sc0rery sprea1 % a. 1fecl ol.
during he following wines 1nd "a he coune1csrlsni
Of Is dry season 10 sis pope came ,lio ie serrilo'
Psc ia cast a. SCUM Ar-rics-for Tue ves coast 4
Nerent1e SAND =, IN Islsns China and Eepy-fI1fanf
.rr-. tt0.e wiz crossed me sLus re fa1aiu1 AZ
-ai no h. c,s. 10 s.eza,r- an1 fsw n0 - 81 ea e.
I "a ule sJs4ge round Cage HON.
TIE Aaiefcan EN- era in ac no. by "a much
'Jrce gl July ane August aud thai oyefsH ga ao be-
4 10 uul ne -. o. August s1s - n September
he Chisns and tieXcans were y hs country. a.
ne month OF Jgy u e tuPposed here were afeen sou
1isa Camp y i believed mere we're a. ess leo tfygs411
GelIc-ls. Tuey lad gate city Of booths TENS AID .og-
rfsn hOss fe.tsgrsnis stores md shops Of al -
Ions 'prllsef "aiever l,ey cOI1 procure Ice was
hrOs bl from ile slsTrs sid cecesus aided lBreT-
Ohef 1Xunes An nc o,.re made Of NE u8aAs ARG
Jrancoss ~ trees, ana iusd IN COLON con ser'eJ -
sDft u pibssisf FOR Du-ng other auuselss caf.
acterislc 81 The Mexcsns Vers seen Ia ei directions
T0eofrgnefs resOrisc pnndpay ~ NE aefa i1- p
winch gave them great superiority IN hunsnca 'ofc-
y- he Americans and e0a7ed them TO take possess o.
~ zone 81 The rchest N toat part 81 he o91oiy IN ne
carly par Jile ihe Americans were ~ 80 employ
,i On tie forks OF TIE Amer aod On Boar Ubs- and
Francr nvsrs As ileY numbers Increased iiry s2read
Icmssivei over ne soutlern mines, an cOfioDs wsr-
threatened berween them and me lofegnes To ate,
uoweYt or some either fee pr having sai sael ne
cIuldr or boh began 70 leave l- mines il August
and b. Of September many Of nen wers out Of ne
III. no, probable that during ffs' par OF the s-a'on
there hsn I'VE Or ca ih0gsar1 Americana 10
~ mines Tii would swell tbs whole number Including
fretgners 10 about twenty thousand beginning OF Sep
teuher This period embraced about Esi Of ITO
curns when god may DO successfully collected "a the
ryers
Very particular ana xeusive inquiries respecting tbe
daily earnings and scquist ous Of zoe miners lead % tie
cpoOn ina they averaged ounce per do. 1ns u be-
c,ns,sn Ivs. sie 10 rrCcre arr Of oui,o ma N AZ
p-Oscaes very actua results ne bar of he
up The III OF September, would give Sky rye Working
cfys sYd % esch iaborcs, ~ GO per ounce, SfW III,
t-reOf- we assume $1,000 the average collected 10y
srl sbOre- We -hs prCDs y not - '"yJnd l- mari
Tus would give aggre-a'e of Sl4ol0toi 'of w hrs
nsif OF he seas0nl5 @h0O Of which wes lronsoy CO..!
.ected by foreigners During Ito AS Ahi u ne season
number Of iorsgners wes very much diminished and,
perhaps ID notcxcerd 300 A. tiis time ne American
nD ysnoa had come 10 by land and sea- ana me number
feiOyclll1els 10 The mines hHd ss was esnated
ilcressed 10 between ~ ard 5000 Ihey we're fnos
offne,n mex pc isnced mining and 81, probable Tue
ais OF t1e.r laJors not great ~ hss been est
ma"d ior TIE hTsI par Of me season sa - E -.
dsyougr, To b. considered reasonable would give
aggregate n about Szo"Ne.o RON uls we oeaucl
fourth account o. the early commencement OF ne
vet sslson We have a. estimate Of Sl5,rA@N n east
hse Of which collected by foreigners VIC possessed
many advantages from iher experience 10 m.ains ana
| knowledge oftle county.
Tse ss,ias,es give as the result Of operation IL the
ne. for 1913 aud lafe the round sum OF SiO00Oo-one
mali Of which probably collected and carried ovi Of me
country ny foreigners
From Tho best Information could obtain. led TO be.
1--we iat a. least $4,000 01o " the 100000
fom the rivers and that her richness has not been
B, diminished except In few locations which had early
attracted srge bodies OF miners TINS las pnnc-
paiy been taken ffom the northern Tiver hose which
empty INTO ihe Sacramento, ne southern rivers. OF
which flow ino the san Joaquin, having been con
lBratvey, bat lille fesOed 10 End near the cOse OF The
al s.ssoa These rivers are however believed bv hose
t.uf bav 1
metal than those IN The northern par OF me god region
There j. r'er which from reported recent discove
res ana included DO tie description Of those flowing
the great plain west Of Inc sierra Nevada - as cG 10
god sGy OF mem Isl nc Trinity, which rses north
% the heEdwH OF me Sacramento and discharges niu
Pacific rot far from The iOrcih degree Of north altitude
There sfe uesry ny recollection serves ne twelve
principal which god has been found hlt most Of
the S00o00oo in he above estimate "as sEen from SIX OF
Of them where 70 was tr discovered and most &C.
cessible
Adopting he hypothesis tina, the gold fc,nd The beds
u the las been cut or worn from me veins IN
he quartz through hc tey have forced Their way snd
considering The iscl NAT ihel sc MI ra ana are 'sd u
hc nearly equally productive may form some idea Of
Zoe vast amount Of treasure remaining undsuioed IN Tie
veins which ruD through the masses OF ock I'D VafOu. a.
rectons over space al ~ or % miles VIDE ana ne" ~"
niles long.
me richness Of tose veins from The quantity Of lump Or
gold found 10 The diy dggings, where % appears
% occupy nearly the same supefces ud originally N
ina iock-lts spec fc gravity being sufficient % resist
binary moving csus-swc sha be led 10 estimate a.
most bes oud human calculation aid belief Yet ~ Ia
can perceive there plausible reason why The vtl1
which remain In the quartz may not be valuable - nose
which have become separated from he decomposod rock
rhis mater only be satisfactorily decided rs actai
The cold region Of California having slIsc.ed large
share Of public attention. TO be expected ihaivefious
-Iggosons aud propositions would be made with respect
! 10 i6e proper L ODE Of disposus OF 81
The difficulty arranging suitable plen h1s been we
want OF accurate Information which eli considered
opinion might be formed LIS distance from Tue sea u Gov
-inneu the conflicting statements srd reports respecting
served only 10 bewlcer and mysuy me pubAc mhd und
render thorough examination Of ueocssafy 10 asce aiu
whether i's value Is such as TO iendei
| Or its proper protection and management
II sppears, from the preceding pafI OF ihs report hH
sufficiently important 10 require AWE suited 10 hc con
.llon and development OF 10 Weh, We ar hectssail@
brought, 10 The consideration OF The proper Ats Sn9 'fu
| auous To be adopted for that purpose
The survey and sao that section of County under our
land system or any 01hef mode -" men NAV De ore
ti-od Would undoubtedly, cause very serious osoobleu
smOng those VINO have gone sn All "ho lsy ugslu ~ ~
there collect gold ana most unnecessary ana unaNolo
able inequality IN 'he Distribution OF "'e4h among nc i~
Sections and parts of sections Of and having no dos-
lions OF gold he surface bni possessing untold treasure
Tho bowels oi The eaf meht e s"'1 lo' "ha' "V.'l
e mere tuhs IN comparison OF h-r zeal value alll
Sta wogd oveibid HE daring suvi nle1 oSS Ao' CT
who had brsNed The storms ~ tape morn OF he plNeu
Of Journey across 'hc Plains aud by me power ana
combination OF resources would possess themselves % e
nost valuable mines "hiel hNNe oeon e.eNo ~ So
.ioy sk miueIs 20 examine TIE country win As muci
eoseres would enable thea ~ q rea' a"eIe To- "'""
| .lxe the most valuable portions 81 the county
It's much easter to uisgine ihan describe we deoa"n
thousand eenen deprived The privilege a. ga equa
participation nhi ihtA tHfr hf'h Ii
he lsbi OF aaug az The common proper. - TIE PEP
! vie Of he Whole Union
It's perhaps mo,e ihan doubuu. whether such swi
could be enforced The employment Of troops i1r ha pm
rose would Only be ooiuus bat intellectual .hry sCee
nAe a. seq an example 90 CHARACTERIZATION, p! t
seruou than % compel obedience in V-nvfs
The poote would unite With i-m lu producing snlrc1'
aud CONFUSION NJ system therefore, wmch - no' "a &C.
Mi lhe Interests Vi lie people can be carried M
ssll Optfsrou tls Alwsys ilrunsie lel awe ca
oe iao1 90 harmonic those interests VII me fce
aud duty OF The Government !. is believed bat may %
| accomplished n this
Whue every AmsIicsn ciuzen IN he mines aware MS
&c ON Government property oud wogld consider ~
Tempt 10 drive hiri away act oi opPsts1n he a. th
time fees ihA. something due from h1 80 ih- priv
eyes he elloNs ana te would wi4ngy psy
bsvr lLose privileges aenneo, and b. be prliecfc
b | % he vnloy meut ot ihrm.
The eCld rivers he Cry diggi1gs add the saviues
accessible ANY who hss me strength 10 ran
| washer, spade ana iick-aA
Tie en- ployrent ~ mschnr i'ay perhaps fAcfae DO
COLLECTION bUtitis lot essential livery i master q
movements. Ia- Will &c very dlleIr - if
fs, v,iuQiaes. Which ytl ll Inc rock 40 wol
successfully wiz require machinery VIA horse ID
power Involving expenditure OF capital u proper
| lou % the eNte1i Of me operations
No prudent WI make such investments ull. D.
gAs and privileges 81 al have been Ge1 le. hY
ID tle ahssucc of ell legal ea usuns. ID 90 =
ve--ailc Suc incur he eNPe 90 erecting
clnsrN ~ wWk Il ally o2lci PrTsou clu1en OF es1eI
ghg tsAh shrer HOr gscc I'd t. paw
OF his discovery. ali destrov ilc.y-e 90 - UrnIeIty
fence all BE perceived ,-l Aav prescribing tle pT
Aeges ana du1ts @ miners shoo Dc 80 nantu 10 >,
! ,-lo The rsA.s a a..