New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Mining and other Items.

FROM TIE kLANATH-From the Sacramento
TfghsvPt we lean that the news from Scouts River is
Aetntensn who en- here few months suce has just
returned and SsyS hBs made bis pile and 10 ready
10 leave for bis home 10 he Atlantic States He states
that al HE miners there doing well and the prospects
ccuuIUe Gathering This gentleman crossed the west
Of tie Trinidad aud slses that he had no difficulty
10 doing
Nc sTiyals had occurred lately from edding' Springs
which induces TO believe that The Suow has mpeded tue
progress o. many iooeed they have not been compelled
10 Tut back 10 The Syringe
SCOTS River and they he Al high prices The packers
realizing large sums while those Tho had large stocks
previously laid IN, are mskirg fortunes.
The prices Of al kinds # sloch horEes and mules had
Gdvsrced greatly at Tntsc, IN consequence OF The de-
uspd for packing purposes They sold quite readily at
VALLEJO.-A gentleman who came down from
Vallejo Yesterday Informs that there has been pole
erected there which be ala cssnce ofweve or
Petit. There have ssO been put up quite number
OF csbrS by pertons who are waiting Tor the oomms-
buildings Persons travelling up down The bay
low see The capital OF the State q Cslllornis .,.,
The county seat of Calsveras county has been
removed by avoe Of SEQ mslory from Double Springs
ioMoqueumne Hill
PACKING SNow-Pscking from Trinidad to the
interior ines rates 81 81 % per pound thou h
10 month The Inow on the eoa, range mountains VIII be
dissolved. lTsnscIipt
The transcript relates the following instance
Of good fortune by chance
TWO gentlemen residing IN P.scsryille, went out
prospecting tour They the OF one OF those
tai lils the Cedar .svne In The vicinity II The
town when MIR. Russell poiu,ed 10 osk, aud sSid he
woad 20 70 work there and dig ME- regarded It as
folly Mr. Russell 10 WORK. however, the side of
h elevation OF 81 least - feet In The of
dsy he struck good lead, and averaged SleO
day for lime The miners as they passed laughed
al ihe sppsreut folly OF digging high up on hui and
ssripely s,ied hs success TO which he replied shout
$ltoper day"
GOLD IN QUART learn that imperfect as
The mode Of exrscling gold may be, the Maposs Com.
that the sierrs Nevada Company Of Grass Val
lev opered their mine by excavations and
nv sinking .hAs rom a. 90 feet have only paid al
ex ,, from he vein Itself by pouncng ap rock by
hand b1i have lsrge gusnuy Of neh quartz raised and
thew have regularly oehned vein whish proves ncher
H. tsI her hey 20 down. While pursuing their
ton on Frosy lssL they tcOk $50 The veins snd
In he vciriy Of Nevads Guy yielding richly and there
IA every appearance OF = continuance.
vein o. Feather Riser, ncresIes 10 richreu
The vein worried This oatcTop which exhibited
no od 10 the usked eye though sss2y yielded from
81 Is EMS to the pOuot OF roek yet a. the deph Of
T. a. became yisble and portions yielded IS the pound
T. CsaVerss mine bss produced some OF th- richest
specimens found In The STATE ltseih- News
TNPEDrTIoS RETURNED.-The expedition IN
der he command Of Lieut. Derby returned on The Gov
.r,vsnt schooner Iuvnchlt, amer 80 absence OF four
lporibs The vessel taken thry-hve mi % up he
Coorsso River where the petition leN her and pro-
r..asS he ORa In hos,s Surveys were made Of
e,si liver, and Aso of The isAr5s Ia The Gud OF Cor-
nis RACINE No"s
SUMMARY OF A REFORT OF THE FIRST PUBLIC
scHoo1 San FRANcIsco.-W Whole number Pupils
ths seoo fo Jan ls 1884, 10 FEB ib lft-eoys, i1i girls
Number Of Amsr.esa pupl, IL boys q g,ris g.
NuMasf ofiofskn pgPis, lOs boys, o. gus, o. - -.
Naat.r Ct fsales ieps'sf'et 80 'hs'sA0' ~ A. -
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