New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
Prom the Mines.

FROM lREEt-lhe L. =. NdNdI! icccnHJ
sent north under command Of Major Fitzgerald nave
done but little towards fulfilling the objects Of The expe
dton The troops are stationed IN ccOu va
ley, where they waiting TIE arIfh u Pr
vsions and necessary equipInenb IN tHe Ih1alIAne
Naicr Fitzgerald attended by small cscorI nas P'o
ceeded 10 the station of Cspt Wright on the en- 2rsu1
road about one hundred and fifty miles east o. lre
40 soon a. he makes hinlse scgualted WIN tne Oh
trv /; il bis intention to decide upon movement III
conceyt with Cant Wright and order his command 10
niece Of action The citizens OF freka do not anticipate
that much win be done before winter lhen me u,h
tsns viii be covered with snow, and the indah- WIN DC
driven into the mail valleys end their chances Of escape
necessarily lessened.
the citizens Of Siskiyou have been coniendnS Y laAe
sro,od with sual islands II has been their habit when
ho.ly uurfued 10 resort 70 this lake where they could
not be followed by The whtes To remedy this the cit
zens ofYreka caused two small boats to be built which
have been forwarded 10 the scene Of action. .
we are clad 10 learn ha: the sickness which prevailed
TO such an alarming extent among the Immigrant M.
almost e trey ceased Frosts have been frequent ABOUT
Yreka and have exerteda very benchca effect upon ns
health of the country. Three quar- mills have recentIy
commenced operations in scott Valley One oi 'Heih =
producing gold in great ABUNDANCE.
GyoRGE THOMPSON EscAPED.-This lndlyldu-
al the same who was shot through short time since by
ono Cist, in the Arcade Saloon, IN dhIcnny ABOUT
Spanish woman and who subsequently nfrested on
charge of horse stealing in II Dorado County made
his escape on Saturday night last through the careless
ness or something else OF those having him In charge.
Thompson Is the leader OF gang Of horse thieves and
muIderers who have heretofore chiefly confined their
atoms to the southern Counties and 1t IS much to
be regretted that he succeeded in eecing his escape
One of his accopces in this last OF horse stealing
ID going by the name Of Black Jack lie 10 now
doubtless in San Francisco and II there well known 70
the Police.
An EEy-IIUSDRED-AyD-FFT
LuNP-We had shown us the other day magnificent
lump of gold slightly inter1nxed with quartz weighing
be or and II dwts. twas found by MessIs. ii. l..
Boyes and VIM Cole on Mad Ok Canon Thus IN three
weeks we have had the pleasure Of noticing, az having
been taken from THE canon, four large Jumps OF gold
worth in the aggregate upward of $1,000 viz one OF
$500 one of 81 200 OF 500 and one this last OF
$3.50
KuIED.-One night last week two men en-
tered the tent Of some Cinnamon near the mouth OF
Chile (iulch and proceeded 10 overhaul its contents.
This resisted by the occupants when they were get
upon and abulcd their money demanded, and hnalIy
certain articles carried of by the ruhans During
The scuile one OF the Cinnamon named Oho, was kicked
end beaten cruelty as to cause his death day OF two
after.
James lain and Richard Richards were brought here
during the week. having been committed 10y T. w.
TalaerrO Efq OF San Andres for robbery end assault
ing and causing the death OF the Chnaman above ALLUDED
TO- The county jail not being ready ~ receive inmates,
they were sent down 20 stockton. Cad. Chronicle.
REsIGSATIoS or THE LASD CoM~IssIoSERs.-
1t j. commonly believed rmor in this city that Hon
Hand Hill, one of the Board of Land Commissioners.
intends 20 resign h post account OF the rejection of
Mr. Wilsons appointment We hope this Is 60, and
also that Mr. Cooley and Mr. Thornton will follow his
example not that entertain Gny feeling OF dlstrust
toward tie Commissioners; but we believe, II they 60
on as they have commenced, 1t would only end IN a
revolution in this State We hope, therefore, that they
will all resign, and Mr. Cooley can have his card for
pas home from the people Of this State rs soon az he
desires. tStochtOn Journal
Tic Sonora Jiordid says that on Thursday
morning lest IL commenced raining and continued the
greater portion Of the day. There we're many who
shifted quarters and made preparations against the rain
Very little has yet been done to help the miner, but
supply OF water ishoury expected down the race from
the SanlauR in consequence OF the rain. The rivers
have AL risen few feet, but great damage has yet
been done Just before the rain the degngs on all the
southern rivers were yielding more handsomely than
,Ley had ever yet done More duming has been done
on item Than ever before, and the result in many IN
stsnces has been very encouraging company on me
fourteen consecuiiye days. Many Of the companies on
Woods Creek, above Sonora, have been doing finely
for some weeks past The Fort Washington, Mi-sis-
siTpi, Murphys and other claims in the ncgbor.
hood, are paying better than ever before.
A communication to The HeuH gives a full
account OF the action of the miners in Jacksonyle in
expellng the Chincsc.
appears that the authorities ofJacksonvc interiered
IN the first place to protect the Cinnamon in working
their elaine pTocet ding far, even 10 arrest five of
the persons who carrying out the mining regua-
tons in this refpect The latter parties submitted peace
ally 10 the arrest, and taken 10 Jacksonville bat
liberated on parole. On the same evening" FRIDAY 22d
mstantO meeting Of miners was held in the Empire
House, which was addressed by Capt Amyx q. b. Iar-
RE and Mr.. Eddy, AT which il resolved 10 meet the
next morning 10 enforce the miners regulations Ac-
cOrdingy, next morning Saturday at o'clock the
miners assembled, chose Copt Amyx az their lender.
md went through oil the Chinese camps in the Jackson
vile Mining District, summarily eXpchng the Chinese
wherever they went The authorities endeavored to n-
ieriCre, hut were perfectly powercss in the promises;
and iraly, tic prisoners aforementioned were dis
charged, there being testimony forthcoming to con.
Wet them o any ofense against the laws.
CENSUS RETURSs.-Mr. Nuttman the census
saeIt has kindly furnished with the following ~
gegate return Tor San Joaquin County;
POPULATION.
hte male inhabitants. 1892
White Female lnl abliants SO!
BLACK male Inhabitants. 90