New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
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M,sISG, MANUFACTURING

IL. coxyAEY-This Company, cosnmoey
Ssc~s the South fo or e.sisn.se viii be saomtted
scs.- dsys The work commepcas al ,he SCUM pun
ra,h Of The American River, about 10 miles rom rIs
SWS, Usnytovp--in q dir -ct line or about ~ miles,
- - r,rcptous direction Ia which toc survey 10 mahe
A. 10 miles to Gold Ill., 10 which point me work 10
- extended az rapidly a. possible IL wiil mtlm1ey
be "a rred into the great Sacramento valley running
rsst Mormon Tavern and through hst region OF rich
mining country which cannot now be WORKED Ior "@ns
Of vsier, and which cannot obtain water from any
The onsn,i.v of water which will be carried to the
Sacramento valley viii be sufcienttoirrgae thousands
of acres Of the richest lands In the world, ~nico se
now lying Comparatively useless nu, sra, The earth
snd of n, dpx the thousands who viii find employ ment
through lis influence, In INNING. n, !. ..,.,.a
ah,s g,gsptic work IL Is believed VIII be comp'eted
N pIsceryille IN the month OF September next II !:
The intention of the company to employ the overland
snersnisss soon as they shall arrive thus furnishing
employment for those v no most need al the same
Dine that they benefit the entire community
The amount OF the capital stock Will be decided upon
- the Engineer shall have repaired bis esrmas
Of the of the work Shares will be slOO EACH one
Der cent OF which viii be required 10 be paid in advance
10 psy the expense Of the survey &c.
We learn that Gen. Estl of Soano, has been elected
President and Geo. White Esq, of Placervie, Secre-
ter and the work In which they have engaged one OF
the most important ever conceived In the State.
EXPULSION OF THE CHINEsE.-trom
he correspondence of The Sacramento Uaon learn
that the expulsion Of the Chinese gold dgges has COM
rnenced In the interior. The following is the letter
MonMoY BAR, North Fork Am. River,
SUNDAY, May I'd, 1851
NyssRs EDrToRs--The excitement in regard 10 the
Chinese is rapidly extending along the banks OF the
North Fork of the American liver, and daily expusions
are taking place. This morning some sixty Americans
ranged down the river four miles, driving on two
hundred quietly removing their tents strictly respect
ing their persons and property except 10 one lnstsnce
when Celestial seemed inclined TO be " oostreporous,
his cradle was thrown into the river Nhe same COM
psny intended 70 proceed nase 70 Horse Snoe Bar
Ills afternoon 10 concert measures with the miners
there to start some four hundred located at that
place. band Of music 10 engaged 10 accompany the
expedition .
that selfpreservson, first law of nature must and
shall be enforced Would II not be well for your city
government 10 take action on the subject tor you
Certainly will have flood of them above and below
YOU soon There Is but one opinion among the miners
Ia regard 10 the proposed monopoes, and importation
OF Chinese into the mines and nearly all Of the eighty
or ninety thousand American miners ace fully deter
mined 20 submit longer 10 have the public LANDS
robbed of their only Yours in haste, as &C
company the expedition down the river,
A Young man, named Chas. +. Hotch-
ciss from New Haven Conn while attempting
the North Fork Of the American River at Condemned
Bar on the evening ofbe 2d inst fell from foot bridge
placed there for the convenience Of miners, and was
drowned The bsdy had not yet been recovered
A gentleman of Stockton has discovered
vein Of lead ore in TuounDe County said 10 be very
rich.
A man was recently suspended from
limb Of fae tree, about four miles from Coloma, on
the city road. The Coroner empsuoeled jury OF Elk
and proceeded to the spot Upon exannaurn int the
affair verdict rendered that the man died tel0
de Sc" From variety of circumstances, however, re-
tve 20 his DEATH there strong suspicious that ne
was killed by hanging otherwise, at some distance
from the place where he discovered, and brought
thither by his executors.
M a ~
IS started from Weayervie, Trinity County, lew
days ago in pursuit OF Indians who supposed
70 have murdered Mr.. Anderson. The party made
decent upon rsncheadero on The south side OF the
South Fork of Trinity River ut midnight and killed one
kHndred and forty e9M Indians, regardless OF age or
sex. correspondent of The Shasta Courier thus pal
Nates this indscriniinate slaughter:
IL may barbarous and cruel 10 so ne that help
less and the innocent child should be thus sacr
feed But ! am informed that the Indians when At
lacked placed the women and children In front and shot
ut their assaants from behind them as from behind
barrcsde that necessary to shoot the women
In order to hill the men,"
A most splendid specimen of gold,
weighing eehtyone and quarter ounces has been ex'
hibited In Sacramento. II was dug by Freachman
named Bsrs, spanish Flat, about sur miles this side
OF Greenwood Valley. Mr. Fideld leaves In few days
for the Atlantic States and takes the specimen along as
California msmeDto
A new reservoir has been constructed at
Sand Flat and that the diggings there turning out
uncommonly rich. Some Tour hundred people have
settled down there and all are doing Wen Al Oneida
Bar the river claims also paying well Miners are
rapidly coming In and preparations are making Tor the
summer campaign In short the diligence from every
point on the Yubs IL Of the most favorable character
improvements being made on much more exten
sive scale than Of any previous period.
John Reagan, an Irishman from Boston, ]
Massachusetts drowned at Slate Range, the %
ult In attempting the river log His BODY
was found the next morning and buried He leaves
wife and three children a purse of two hundred dol.
lars was made up for them which will be duly for.
warded
Marcus Wilcox, of Westville, Ohio, was
drowned at the same place the 10th Of March last
RESULT OF THE CHARTER ELECTION IN
sTocxroN-The election In Stockton Tor Charter OH.
GERS resulted in the choice Of w Baker, Mayor D. g.
Ciark, City Msrshal; T. Lee, City Treasurer j. H.
ellis, Assessor c. +. Andrews, Hsrbor Master.