New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

eoss very letter and passenger iepIese"1r 49,.
poss es ifne and nouFishing condition. Inc hopes
king u LIES are somewhat eiated by me recent
q lhe hut many put no Trust IN the weather, anu
sc.ore 10 Dig, whether It rams or SHINES nus -,
ronunn,sr,rise. and If II Is encouraged, win "ou
sse nr wealth than any deierm nation tney Can
pore W w, Work work, work. whether you arc
SrN =, ftogned upon. and the truth OF expeIIonDo
En.te N an ultimate success Inc miners arc
fsuni,v assuming a new character as perm ien'
ten,s .nc ,he hope OF prospecting one sen M
pecP., ,s dv,np auay. Just "a well attempl 70 win
loltu'Is" AZ a monte bank as think Oh sca|nhs ~ ~
> rrsrkets of nature for her hidden ueasuS ~
se FLorld hare aD early commencement VI 'uS
We ,nasou the money taken OUT WIZ astohiSh
AN s,yans OF the east, who nave uIsed ina, oIi
tlgs hanks are bound tOfail One INDIVIDUAL dopse
~Sslumne Hill has been caring art lor tne Ia; siA
o,,.. without a;temptlngto wash apaninl. Wneh
loa,e, comes le viii pitch his tent ana p'tch H.
~ niie OF dirt with far prospect oil making
u. .lis tbs following frern The Times and Trans
~,t Of the 18th inst
R,rK.oRDINARY Successive heard YESTERDAY,
I'M Pore of Ford 4 Co.'S Express, confirms the
e-ort thai a company of persons, near oregon
- on the North Fork Of the American River, dur
~ ore day last week took ont % pounds OF pure
oregon Bar. and many other locations IN that
,sron have long been regarded as among INC oeS'
ranng points In California
We were shown yesterday, some very ricn spec
iuens from the quartz vein OF me wolverine Mining
lorpany, on Jackson Creek. TINS VEN is recent
Iseoyery and is situated short distance from lhe
x1ispe OF jackson. 1t ~ owned by company oil
sven persons VINO have already sunk two shafts,
and are making arrangements 70 operate al an early
Iay with improved machinery.
,edie fork Of the American River, informs US that
or Friday last an ordinary rocker yielded It's pro,
,5,sor eight hundred dollars, from the operations OF
: spgle half day.
EIi.psiye diggings have recently been discovered
:, he vicinity OF Greenwood Valley. 1t IS sad that
he mrface dirt the higher portions oil TINS ostrct
,,lds about twenty-five cents per pan, ana IRON IN
I..unns !, Is expected thls viii De most favorable
locality for mlLlng operations during the coming
Winter. ~, O..
Bs,gid :-"W have cheering intelligence TO send by
fhs steamer, in respect 10 both the placer washngs
md the quartz mines round about TINS Mountain CITY
In addition to what may be found In another column
We can state with the fullest assurance, that never
we're the miners more encouraged than now, ana
never was there more reasonable prospect OF amen
harvest for their abOrs, Not that every company or
Individual IL actually washing out pounds OF gold
weekly. Many are scarcely obtaining enough 70 pay
thsr board bills, and yet they are we'll pleased, ana
feel a. though they were fast accommodating fortunes
These are scattered all along the dfy gulches ana
ravnes throwing up dirt which they have tred sur
fcentiy to know that Is Tch. When the rams
come or the water is led along from the rivers by
The extensive water works constructed for TINS pur-
pose during the present season. the miners WIZ nave
nothing to do but wash out and POCKET tue goiu--
rocks removed which cover up the precious mela'
,D6 the earth thrown up TO meiio" IN tne sun anu
,r and thus get ready for Az easy washing PleS OF
din have thus been thrown up winch could not be
bounht for hundreds, we might say thousands oil DOL
lars--all the work Of two or three snort months. In
some places, also, the bill sloes are being dug Oh
where they are connected with rich leads IN the
mountains, from which, durng the revolutions OF
centuries more less gold has been gradually sud
inc down. along with the earth lOOSened by success
i've rains and SHOWS
The Herald here instances the operations now car
ned on at jamestown and Shdw's Flat. At this lat
W place a scarcity OF water rs complained OF, ana
the dit after being taken up is carried away some
distance TO a stream, where II is washed On WoOds
Creek many companies are dong well The Fort
Washington Company have, WITHIN seven weeks Ia
ken out $5 00C and four SHARES IN the company re-
Gently sold for 5000 each One day last week they
Sok out $3.50, aad offers have been made them OF
5000 for only twenty square feet OF the portion stu
snworked. The Sonora Herald furnishes the follow
mg further Intelligence
On the 1uolumne the operations have been carried
on with great deal OF spirit A. stevens Bar litw-
knevllle, llaIt's and Pane's Bars and all the way
down 10 Don Pedros, there has oeen a" good time
and as general thing the miners have been dong
vel Al jacksonville, which IA now a very flourish
ng place, the GRIZZLY Company nave been ana are
sui driving great business. Their clam Is kept
sleaT of water by pump worked 0y wa'er,wheel,
which saves much time and manual labor. we are
sony To that the ground embraced IN the claim
Of the jacksonville Damming Company mas not
proved a. rich a. was expected. Most OF the mem
bers feel though their immense LABOR IN construct
iag the dam and digging the race hsd been entrey
thrown away. The bed OF the rlser, whch was
drained by their work was divided INTO lois, wmch
we're drawn for by the various members, ana now,
each having prospected his ground the greater poI-
pon have entirely abandoned ther ciaimS' ihey
have only LOST two months labor, ana nave uo"
iomd better diggngs.
At Red Mountain Bar We learn the Company nave
succeeded IN turning the nver and after worAihg
lour or FIVE DAYS unSuccessfully were about giving
up in despair. II was resolved 70 give anotlei uay
anal which resulted In their taking out $2,OOO
CAIAvRRAS-The Canal Company numbering %
members have dug the greater portion OF Tue Hal
and have made far wages, while the trench steam
Company, failing 20 pay even expenses GlSso|Esu
asa isS. week the entire hxiures, eng mes pumps "c
were sold al auction 10 Capt. Bhchourn'S Conpany
for 81 600 The miners have done well al iHlooUs
Hill, q majority Of them making from thelr clallhS'
lsofeet squarep enough to 90 nome 10 the STATES.
MANY of them have their dirt thrown up, waiting
for watef and will realize thousands this Winter.
At Douglass's Flat Cay0te, SX-Mile DggngS,
French GulCh. san Domingo and san Antshio' the
INNER has made more money IMAM ne had uono lue
past year AZ the same places ana III lhe suitouuu-
ING gulches the note Of preparation Tor Wlh'ei
shows thai the miners viii reap golleh harvest
Nor must forget the quartz companies ~ var
sons Hill large number nlend To prosecute tuo
work duung the RAINY season. The south C9oNhs,
nke richest on the HIM. Louisiana. consolidated
Texas, Union, Missouri, keoiucky ana >teWh's
IN successful operation, with tair prospect oil
The companies IN tins vicinity Capt Back0urnS,
Congress and MuTphy's numbering - menoers, ana
al work Oh seven different ye,os. The greai M
lculy the quartz miner laAors under is MS hexpe-
renee IN such work, he ~ apt 10 90 through the
ven OF not follow /, properly besides me length
o. time generally taken To prospect quartz VEN
males the miner, II unsuccessful IN one MOLE aoan-
con altogether the quartz and resume the ai'aVlal
deposit aiggngs. should We Obtain crushing ma
eene at IarsOns, Il Will give great impetus 70
Quartz INNING Calayeras, a. the miners there are
hm all parts of the country, ana their success VIII
miuce their friends next Spnng 10 embark again IN
es quartz with rene wed energy. .Saa Joaquin Her
The Southern News.
A meeting has been held at Los Angeles IN IA
yG Of = DIVISION OF the State, al which resoln-
ao0s and an address weSe adopted. The meeting
appears 10 have been large m numbers. and among
the names OF It's various ofhserS and committees we
observe many OF the oldest, most inteihgenl, IN,
tueand and respectable clll2ens OF that portion os
the state.
iAe sentmen; IN favor OF division, FOR tle p'lr-
po~ CT forming territory Of the So1'nern coh'rl'