The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-06
Gold Digging in Australia.

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tiitt the stltehicn.S' !llGiucei.'liy given III the
iast 'ccouitS, Vi tiie ieio Va solu u. noht AZ
eaa a oeihS nearly elnai W HioV,oVo OF 81
Uoo,ooo per Week. Is perfectly correct, III was
hllo"h iiiat before .,ie aPpro.cn vi INC RAINY
season the miners haa been acti'eiy engaged iof
" ioiS liiie III neapilS up eirtn from tiie lhost
prolific spots. TO be ready for Washing ana there
was general expectation that The moment
supply ol water was Obtained tilc results would
DE magnificent. Inc desire now iclt lor lurther
accounts Is consequently not owing so much TO
a aistrist OF the partial Information already re-
cGNed' as the curiosity That prevails TO ascertain
"hethef the rate Oh increase which was reported
10 DC tahlhS pace week by week Is still gong
on. III appears That In the four weeks from May
in steady nroprcsson from IL OOo onncns to
l05. 900 ounccs' each return showing an advance
of 10 o0Q to 20 600 ounces ON the fnrmer ono
In short time great additions TO tLc nonuIa-
ton might be expected to take place Inv arrivals
from Enolaud and the iuteresting question viii
be AS to the extent TO which newcomers can
spread themselves at the mines. and experience
equal successes with those already there Ac
cor,linp to the LATEST estimates the number at
present cnragcd may he about 20 OO0 :. and in
that case If the cross viold is 81 OOO OnO nor
week tbn avcrao c 70 zach man must hr sIOd
Sucl q nroduct Scoms incrcliLln Int II ,nnst bo
rrmnmiinr that Jnr;n~ tho fr,y wncks in Which
water was nrocurohln after tbc first discovery
of the mines # wasmcntionc1 Inv thosc who had
visited them fiat tbrv did not moot sinuic
IDprsop who was Dissatisfied with his r,i,s AZ
regards tho nroh,hlr continuance of Tho sunnly
even ~ to thc limits of the field or whether anv
have vet bncp asccrt,ipcd That thcrn arc
some neonlc ut Port pbiIin who tIinl, a snecdv
exhaustion of the treasures unlikely. has been
evidenced bv thc measures which have been ta-
ken for the formation of company to construct
railway TO the locality, the distance beng
Hpot seventy IiileS. inns ior ehectih" all IL
n""u"hI lrrlsa,ic. curing .ne "r! season ma!
"iSo oet:pc't."' II any f't.oil',l proSpcct u us
ni"int:l!i!nS ltS preScht charactcr shouio pe
established.
The st. L.ouis RcnulIicon. NOTICING that Col
Benton is on his return to Missouri saws:
1--WE are informed. that since his election to
Congress, Col. Benton stated in Washington
CITY to 4 binbIy rcsnectabIr citizen of This city
that he u,ouid rcturn to thc State and ,nakca
thorough canvass of it going as far as practical
Llc into every county. That everywhere the
issuc shou,d he his election 10 The United
and on this issue he intended there should be
no dodeine or doubt among the candidates for
the State Legislature during the canvass They
must be cyplict and emphatic for or against
him This is to lie the test Of their Democracy.
fitness. CAPACITY and PATRIOTISM If they come
I'D to the standard well. if not they must he Oh
posed That he intends to make an iudiscrimi-
nate war on all caucllscs and conventions and
insist upon his own men Tor fricnds) being the
candidates, regardless of the wishes of tbeir
Ipartizau sunportcrs In a word he is to enter
such candidates on the course as he selects and
they ar, to ba iockrycd. mrooned. and RIM as
he directs. and If succcssfui. must stand pledged
to r2-clcct him TO the United States Senate at
the expiration Of Gen. Atch;son's term.
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Ne" OK, is not iittle cnccrca ny the music
furnished Oh lie Boat. n lfiehd VINO had the
Eood fortune to ne passenger lew days SINCE
WritGs aS loiio"S:
Inc performers Oh '0aid inc tihprc oiatc.
were ia~' evening III 'he'f hafPies' mood
ilccc aitcr piece h'o cn'fhic" INC listening
throh%. when IL was whispered 10 thc pahSl
that IL hiihd youth was present WHO would asst
HIM. An, said ne evidently slad I" oe rciicF-
c'i. 'Wierc Is he Inc poor unfortunate iihEe-
aiateiE appeared. ltHihE h!sWa! along. %f"piil@
for the keys. Ills performances We're inc. ana
took effect. But. as he mingled his own voice
with the exciting tones OF the piano, and sung
ofSorroW and OF Heaven. lie struck chord that
crnd thcir f,ccsi in tendon .vmnotl,y. tbn mrntIc-
mon loss willinm to cvnosc sucb weakness had
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fla am IS thr on;r;n,s hr%,n to f,II off, :,
sr.niieman from nostnn who cviicntly had sh,r.
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