New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
Summary of News.

During the last fortnight but few events
of any importance general interest have ransPneo
in any portion OF the state
The public feeling awakened IN the mines
on the subject of Chinese immigration, oy tne
Cooley bill and subsequent discussions OF the supJec,
threatened az one time lead % unpleasant resuIs
Politicians ever on the alert TO turn 10 thelr ohn a
vantage the smallest indication OF popular exceeh,
when they found they bad made mistake On .e j., A.
question wheeled about and became the louoes' II uo
nouucipe the Chinese curse and scourse " tlo
country and encouraged the miners to drive Ineh ou'
OF the country e,,,.i ,h. sts,s
were exaggerated and msrepresented to such an eXe
that In some districts the miners determined 70
the evil before became intoerabe anu, az tue ~ s.
lsture had neglected 10 do anything IN the premises
,Lsy l, called upon in selfdeiene in
IN fo,f, the Chinese TO leave the mines lhS move
unept has not beea general by any means Aho e'o ~
the few instances thai have occurred We are $3.50
know that there was no harsnhess usSN- -. =
held meetings adopted theiI course OF pchcy put up
he mining claims OF the Cinnamon al aucuon gave inc
Owners the proceeds Of the sales and toid heih 20 90
aUav In the hands OF less consdeIhte, JUST anu 'tai
reoIe than California miners there would nave DC 81
49, that the exercise OF such power would eventu.
IN A. abused and The unfortunate Asaics driven U
-, md suffering but such has not been the case, and
We have 10 apprehension that il will be. -
Our advices from all parts OF the mining
districts are highly favorable. The miners are Tefy
generally receiving fair remuneration Tor tnslE laOor
I'D while there are fewer instances OF eNtralrcny III
6yi6ual fouLe the average yield per man : e'GehSy
increasing by the application OF science ana Wen con
sf,ucted machinery Instead OF the Occupation oans -
s.riv q Kind cl rowing. hsphazaTd excursion Is u
~ REGARDED a. a regular legitimate pufsult upon
abirh men enter with the same views Of PermsGehey
rd sy.ter az upon any other avocston In HE 10 pa
cy or surface mines, which, two years ago, VITA me
Serfect machinery then il use would not have yielded
-, income equal 10 the expense Of living. miners are
~ making from four 20 ten dollars per day Earth
az viii Weld two cents per bushel OF IN mining pnra'
seoesy. cent bucket can be very probably worked
Quartz grinding Is prosecuted IN all the
i,Sr counties with the utmost energy and zeal New
"a iruorthrt improvements In machinery are intro
Sesd from tire 70 time, and the day Is not sr distant
sn operators will meet the rich reward which their
"Teroy and perseverance, well deserve. There can
81 III hts doubt thai the great bulk OF the miners al
h of this country i imbedced in the quartz velns,
ed as the placer dgings become exhausted or ia TO
xd alive returns, the amounts OF gold extract
- rem these veins must be pTopOr0nseiy increased
trcm the sodidonal capital and labor expended upon
his braI Oh Of mining operations.
During the last fortnight, the weather
has been excessively and unsessonsby colo ana esa,
resshle rendering ETes Il dispensaoe 70 coAoiI Iha
weather, however unpleasant Is most pIoPOu- lof e
g,owtrg crups which never looked more pfomisin
ibsn az present Barley on Cache Creek Is already
lily ready for ths sickle. and new hsy tom Sai'on
Valey and Yolo County has made is appearance IN
,rs,ksr Green pess iishes, new Po,<tnes, Onions
eud other vegetables ci tbs years grown are 70 Dc
IA IN abundance and most u them 81 reasOnauie pa 80
Cprrpnts aud strawberries nearly ripe are now 10 be
zen in gardens the Sacramento hiver and Ia the
lover counties al the state peaches, peAT' AID irut.
al Al kinds are ppidly advancing 10 maturity.
The recent Legislature has passed an
t q, tke the Census Of the Staie betxeen shs present
tre and The ls; 81 November next An agent : - b
sppoiritd ~ he Governor in each county AZ conPea