The New York herald., 1851-10-19
dant music s heard ct night In almost every house. and
The places Of public amusement are daily thronged by

dan music heard ct nght in almost every house and
the places Of public amusement are daily thronged by
The accounts from the bars on the Tuoumns and the
Msriposa mines are quite as gratifying Business is
The black sand that found in the beds of of
the rivers In immense quantities. is beginning to attract
attention MIR. j. O'Nen showed q sample which he
received the other day from the Stanslaus. It was
found to be exceedingly rich The gold however,
found to be impossible to ssparate II from the
sand When the discovery Of the agent which can sep
arate the gold from the sand made field for labor will
be opened OF immense magnitude Samples have been
sent to eminent American and European chemists, for
the purpose Of experiment. and doubt that
extremely simple means will be invented adapted to the
We have not lately heard much in relation to the
the Juror which recently obtained.
We just from the OF operations Of the Fort
washington Company on Woods creek about one mile mile
claim for $500 During PORTION Of the tune they have
Ave feet deep Their "luck has been variable but on
more, they did well every day. Then again for few
weeks, the tide seemed to turn. We saw one Of the
ten and quarter ounces Many smaller pieces were
also exhibited one weighing STA another S64 another
sos Several of the larger specimens had been deposited
at Reynolds Co Is Office, and did not them.
short time ago 1t estimated that the company had
taken out Sl5 600 during the preceding weeks
-Four shares In the have recently been sold for
5000 each The Of the present members David
D. Davis Hamilton Ellison, Albert Grant, j. W Mande-
vile, Geo W. Roberts John SERVER, Bernard Lsurex,
John Ii. Mligan.
[From the San Francisco Herald, September IA
The news from all the mining regions Is OF the most
encouraging character regards the amount OF gold
which will be taken out The dry diggings will be most
successfully work. during the winter aud the rain will
be likely to present little obstacle to working the quartz
mines. Many companies preparing to work the
quartz mines with improved machinery, and We shall
pect TO hear Of heavy yield from those mines Supplies
being rapidly sen forward and there seems to be
well founded to suppose that less work will be
done through the winter than the past summer We
have many encouraging private accounts from the
various mining regions, and shall publish some Of them
soon W can get space.
At Doty fats, near Auburn, very promising lead Of
the gold bearing rock has been opened Specimens have
been brought town and the test Is said to be highly
tisfactcry.
They have been very successful for some weeks past
breaks from the mountains into the plains The river
has been partially turned and the bed found to be
narkeby rich few weeks Of dry weather will enable
those holding claims to realize fortunes.
Tie company which was organized the last summer
for the purpose Of dvertiu the o. Bear river at
point near uiuostowD and throwing the stream inte
Auburn, successfully prosecuting their labors We
hear thst upwards OF 500 employed in the
stucton Of this work which will be completed in the
o six weeks The incslculabe advantages TO be
derived from copious supply Of water in this fourisoiug
mining town, are apparent to those who are familiar
with the neurological deposits in that vicinity OF the
village Earth is now being carted to the North Fork
mile distant. and although transportation do En the
pensive, tin the dirt pays well There is settlement
III the State which so imperaivey demsnds q boun-
teous supply OF water Auburn and We assured
that the company which has invested its capt. n this
enterprise eiu be abrndantly remunerated for their
outlay.