New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

M,xlNG.-Thc advices from Lake Su-
neror and other Mining Districts, continue to be
favorable. The old companies Lake Superior
are making new and valuable discoveries, and the
new companies find as they progress, that the midi
cations which led them on have not been deceptive.
There are but few exceptions TO these remarks The
CONFER mining enterprises of the present year are
entirely different from the stock-brokermg opera
tons Of the previous copper movement. The com
panics now are devoting large amounts of actual
capital to the exploration and development OF their
veins. and nearly al have been amply re-
warled by the results of their expenditures,
not IN actual returns IN the shape of dividends
but an the prospective value of the properties, when
their copper 10y the opening of roads can be brought
,omaTket The accounts from the Minnesota, Pen
nsuar. North West, North Western Adventure,
Norwich Bobemian Douglass lioughton Ridge, sc.
are of the most favorable character. The Norwich
mas about 30 or ~ tunS pure copper raised, and the
Adventure and Ridge nave both sent small amounts
10 market. OF the Chh II Is useless TO speak Inc
Lebanon mmc IN the nelghborlng State OF PennSyI-
rania has sent 100 tune of ore to market, ana mas
another hundred tunS on the way The produce
TN, NINE since February has more than pdld Tor the
entire expense of opening and working 1t. The war
wick also in Pennsylvania, looks well the drit nav
ing struck the vein just where 10 was looked for
Another vein of virgin copper, similar 10 the Lake
Supcror VEINS, has been discovered m tins neigh
borhood but the Company to work II IS not yet or
ganzed Two or three other very valuable dlScoy-
enes have recently been made, which have not vet
been made public
The Gompanies which arc working the "San Angus
tine" ana one or two other Copper Mines IN Cupa,
have received to-day very satisfactory accounts OF
their condition.
Wctakc the following fromtho L0te Superior Jour-
val.
The propeller Napoleon, Capt. Rider, arrived ON
the lst Inst from a successful trp 10 la Polnte. Be
side large number OF passengers she Oroughl Gown
nifty tunS of mass and barrel Copper from the Chh
mine, $50 packages OF Fish from Two Heart RIVER
IA tm> Copper nom the Adventure alo '"HS dIoll
The Ridge mines. IN mass and bdftl "aIA' lhtSe
are The first shpmentS of copper nom these new
mines, and Will be regarded with interest by those
connected with these Companies.
The Adventure NINE Is situated IN the southwest
quarter of Section SO. Town 81, Range . west and
mas been worked for year, under the direction ol
Mr MoylC, with force Of some 30 men. Inc M
Po'em,nia ON the surface c"nsNl oil 'Nv tiHlSS S
houses .nd some other small buildings, ana ABOUT ~
acres OF land cleared OF rs timber The NINE WORN
Is being performed IN three levels made INTO the emu
OF The high hill the northeast SIDE nom "hch the
copper has been taken.
N the southwest QuartCTot sec. -, L o. H. 81 west
This company have worked about - men, undet tle
charge oi MI shepherd. who was engaged a. me
Chm NINE Tor several years, and took charge OF me
nine last Fall They have several acres OF land
cleared ANA several comfor, abl1hou>e> road mas
been c,,i out nom these two mines 70 the mouth Of
he Onionagon River, a distance of IS miles, over
which their supplies and copper have been transport
ed during The Winter. Around these mines the WORKS
OF the ancient miners are found IN abundance. The
copper that they have raised has been found near the
surface Several shafts have been sunk and much
good work has been done, and they are prosecuting
The bushes, oi opening the mlne with energy.
ASchooLer had also arrived al SaUt Ste. Marie on
The 81, Mlih 80 tmS OF copper from the Minnesota