The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-17

W. have already noticed the appearance of this new and
,,.,ssing work. from the pen Of the Rev Mr. Cotton
-, 70 former production of.ths same. talented
mn we were indebted for copous extract in November
"a For the purpose OF giving little variety to
..mns we lay ihs following extracts from the Three
W. ia California before our readers
.s.ruspAY Sept Is The gold mines ars producing one
I'D result every creditor who has gone there paying
N debts Claims not deemed worth iarthing are now
dsred the credit OF every man here good for almost any
mount Orders for merchandise arc honored which sx
nane . poor. who has two stout and plckaxe
M but he empty any store in Monterey Nor has the
M d.Incons indicative of means have vanished the
lv earilsl required Is muscle and honest purpose
h as badger from his hole, who had fifteen thousand
Sosu in yellow dust swung at his back Talk him OF
sS.n unpack lump Of gold hat would throw all Chestnut
,sst ino spasmsl And there is where this came
nam HIS rights In The great domain equal yours,
nd III. prospects getting vastly better With these
he bends the knee man. but strides along
70 s than VIVA, emsnaies nom the psralw Of kings
III. paent medaloned with rivers which roll golden
saL s golden Heaven Clear out Of the way
with your cfests and crowns and pedigree Trees and Let
~, ows from great heat which God has made, and
H,ch man shall never eusaye. Such the genuine
so"s Of California. Such may they live and die!
"sThey will not be the yranis slaves
While Heaven has light or earth has graves"
WILD HORSES.
"WEDNESDAY, September 27.-The night had been dark
the wind bleak. and the rack was driving the sky,
when the first rays OF the un kindled the soaring cliffs
I've had the great Tulae plain pass, and lost in
sa.hag our breakfast and eecting early start Cross
oal road ay among steep conca hills eahered with pine,
md pyramids Of rock piled in naked majesty From these
NJ away like Sahara, and without object on which
The eye could rest The sun was hot and not breath Of
distant horizon, showed where the fearful
I'VE we're now in the midst of the plain, when mov-
hsaot vision. Il was band Of wild horses rushing down
he plain like foaming torrent 10 the sea.
"'w Win flowing e. and .,, Aging name "a
Mouths bloodless bit rein,
And feet that iron never shod
And aanhs unsecured Sa.s By sPur Or rod
Came thckIy laundering on"
"ws instantly ssized the haItsrs of and
not knowing whether to advance retreat waited the
where we stood They swept past US but short dis
ahead needing US little the Niagara the reeds
uemble on its bank The very ground shook with the
thunder oftheir hoof Their archng necks and flowing
Gudge them their freedom You thought what flight you
might make them into the mines. 1t seemed ply that
pmuch celebrity and strength should be thrown away upon
stampede
GoLD-pGGERs CANT.
TUESDAY. October 24-The ravine in which are
cmped nearly north and south, and is walled by
he day before the rays the strike It's depths. but
when they do reach you Il is with power that drives you
cliffs above still blaze in the radiance Of the descending orb
As darkness on, the campres OF the diggers, kin
died along the ravne throw their light into every recess
forms SEEM gathered in groups gancng about
while every and then some merry tale apt joke
and brass kettle is put in requisition and the bumpers beat
atoo which is concluded with the simultaneous dis
charge Of several muskes The jargon enough to ghten
The wolf out Of his and yet harmony that
rolled from theatrical orchestra cathedral choir charm
half much It's the music Of the heart Keeling itself
Of through tin pans in melodons numbers. But the mu
acans now all sound asleep; their camp-ires wane
and there only heard the drge Of the pines murmurng
10 the nightwind. Thousands who lie on beds Of down.
under canopes Of silk might envy the seepers these
rocks their quiet repose The gaze groups where
dumber shakes from its wings such refreshing dew"