New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-16
Mining Infclligence.

DISCOVERY OF Nav AND RICH Dc
GIKGs.-We learn that neS and very ric disgllsS
have been discovered at point near Pleasant II a..
on the Middle Fork Of the American River. On
Sunday paid $500 for caun in the NJ y
pacers and on Monday he took out pan of pure
gold weighing fourteen pounds. The gdf tOund
ut this place is in large pieces, very smooth AMI
heavy. A deposit Of sou was made in llintsr q
Co.'S Office the product Of one mans labor Tor one
day.
IMPLICATION MEETING.-A very large
aud cnthurias,ic nrstirg Of the mGers ~ds
held at Bldwrirs Bar, Feather River. on sun
day last. Resolutions were passed forbiddlng
the Recorder of Mineral Claims from register
ing cluiuls Of any naturalIzrd citizen, or those
wto have made declarations to becOnl-
The Indignation of the meeting was called down
upon all merchants and snppIns agents engaged
in uanspOTtlng "A count ess Eumbfr OF Villain
from Ill parts Of Tia, world to California" fh'
meeting decided that they should require all aspi
rants for Office 70 Subscribe 20 these resolutions.
NV MINEs.-We fad on our table
several fine specimens Of ore from ne vi -discov
errd mines on the Siienas Plains. One specimen
contains silver and copper the silver bens IN the
proportion Of 80 per ccut. Another contains 81
per cent. o. silver aud lead, 80 per cent. beng
silver. Tue MINIS are owned by MessTs. Award
co. Hartneil, Howard and Snydec. IhIi whole
rraion VIII certainly be found rich IN mineral
wealth; and doubtless in few years, when the
price Of lab0r comes down. the mines will be
woised to advantage. [!Ierlid.
A parry OF Germans have recently dis
! covered very rich gold placer on the 5acrlmsnto
route TO frcka. The discovery was mid5 on
creek eu,ptyiog into the Sacramento River fro
the west. This creek is ABOUT fifteen miles north
of the mountain hlghts kDo@n as tho B1ck Bone,
AZ d IA no name was known for IL by the party
making the discovery, they called 1t Back Bone
Creek. The mining ground il SAID "a be cXten-
s.ye and OF uHexauIled richness. The earth m
many places yielded from three to live dollars TO
the painful.
The miners on Trinity River and its tributaries
ore obtaining q very ilir reward for Their LABOR. In
anticipation of very low stage of water dunug
the Year, extensive preparations are beng mlic
for working the beds of the various sire ans Inlre
thoroughly than heretofore. Already many Of Cha
dammDg and iuming comp tnIes have 80 Tar PER
frcted Their works that they are now able to test
the chuess of their claims, ndthey are generally
found TO pay we'll.
At Weayer,ille, and on Weaver Creek, below
ard above that place, miners ARE still working "'fh
uuremittng success. The YIELD OF the mines IA
the vicinity Of WeaVervlle imparts a very lively
air tn the business transactions OF that place.
Mann persons who left Shasta Valley for the
mines On Rogue River, are now returning. They
,epoit tie mines or Rogue RvertO Je exc aedng
" rich bur they were not of sufficient extent TO
afford claims 20 ell who we're attracted th'ther.
Those who rave claims upon the river are gener-
all' obtaining a great abundance Of gold.
The mines on Dean Wood Creek, near Yrekn,
are proving to be exceedingly ri;h. lt Is thou 5ht
that very large amount Of gold Will be takea from
this creek during the present summer
Business ia lICka - very lively.