The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-24

Tor their aboTs ON Maxwells creek, Sherlocks, Whit
ocks Sexlons, and al Marble Springs and Spangle Gold
There is not much doing in the quartz ledge. An
English company have leased the Mount Oph vein, and
VIII shortly erect and extensive machinery upon II,
aud prosecute the work with vgor. Some members OF
an English company, whom Colonel Fremont sold an
interest IN this quartz vein in Manposa, are not little
ehopiailen at their future prospects"
mere are two companies now al work engaged IN
bringing the water from the Stanisaus, 10 be distributed
over The entire country lying between the Caaveas and
The miners at Carson's Creek, Angels. and San An
dleas, who have work their TOMS said 10 be
averaging about twelve dollars per day.
he Sacramento Union says
" The coyote dggngs al Gold Hill are proving richer
every day that they are worked. shaft which was
sunk day or two since prospects % TO W per PAM and
one.ha share In the claim has been sold Tor 81 200.
he main village has been removed one half mile below
the old site, and is situated in beautiful valley, and
near Rinehod's ranch. The new road TO Sacramento
pas been put IN good condition, and wagons are now
passing over daily BY this route, Gold Hill is but
nineteen miles from this city; and Auburn, by way OF
Tins route Is distant only tweny-eght miles. The Bear
the water will be introduced at Gold Hill through means
OF IT by the first OF August"
MISCELLANEOUS.
The San Francisco Wing says that Horace Cole, and
other merchants Of that city, have in contemplation 10
a clipper, and despatch il Immediately TO Hong Kong,
whsts will remain until the American squadron shall
he
WIN he neons nf rha cnmn,,uJ " s ~ 'A1'
ING dlsct court OF oan francisco mas refused TO DIS
sose lne iesuans e Guy OF Dan FRANCISCO
ifom purchasing the Jenny Lind heatfe Tor CITY nall
The San Francisco Herald. OF June 26, states what
i deems good authority, that the notorious Parker H.
fresch died short time previous In Durango No par
We lind the following letter in the California papers,
from Mr. Rice the consul Acapulco. whose arrest and
Imprisonment VIC nave previously "ehuohed:
June H. 1851
e., r,s.,sa v..,.,a,v ,o,,;, :, q, oo,oo, -
dhn, az &c., yo i.iy ,,J'ng, :. ga o, -. ny
gesn, and thrown into this prison, where have been
since without any or any change having been
,n sb s - ss W. Wa oy e
Saving he was ordered to arrest me bv he Observation-Disclosures
ana If did not immedintely accompany him he woni
drag me- from INV honse M Jhe same ,ine ,sin d
Insulting language toward myself and family any
When brought into presence of the nudge or the cou f
ad nj wo nj s as
ders la shor, time The messenger returned with an or
der from the district Judge 70 place in close oonhne
men. 10 ay np'e occuped ny ne lowest criminals and
:, ila, hn,yavaT s,id he MnnId no, S i unA W tne
Inv. and gave me his own room, o 'u'" '''pon''o
know no cause why am here unless il be that, return
ing from the mountains few DAYS since found that the
district judge had advertised an American steamship for
SALE she having been Illegally seized by the authorities
mere ana immediately posted notices warning persons
E bo S dsos e s she was me properly OF Mr
torn down from nv own door and posted ano,bsI Th
same men VINO tore down The frs, ma te &c .,, ,no
down The second when warning bm that INV n, nu.
and own land putt pistol his head told
him would shoot him il he insisted apon meddng with
my property
Hone say na' was arrested because not succeeding In
my - ~ se ri o gu, ii he "ay iof
Re his a. il NAV no American 1. s.fa h.ye ia IA, ,,
and abuses are upon us and nave struc NV au
and shall patiently avail the action Of the United State, 8,
nasal ioce nope You wi see the necessity Of des-
Sickness prevents from writing myself-rny friend
Mr.. Marcus ID Bofuck on his way San Franc isco
and the bearer Of this despatch having written the
same lof NE en
' 'S 'esp'o"EEy, y3n nS op Ne 81 nItw servant,
To the ConNASpKR of lie Naval Forces !, San Em
OF ~ his "oe he ioo"'ns response was inahe Dy CON-
oea''
BRIO MAJOR EAsToN, June rs, 1882.
SrRi have this moment received your communic alton
with enclosure. regret the situation of Mr.. Rice, but
have no force az my command consequently cannot inter
eic i9I ms lehei. Conodate Mcoauy commands the
Very necii1 yoa obais On sau eoa" Oh reru
John ID sIOAT
To MARCUS d. BoRUcK, esq San Francisco, Cal
| f,o,onsl U;,,;.r, u,.,.. IA :, N ana, r. =, .
n, hn i;; u;.u "a 81 n', ~ hiat.
s1Iii I ~ Y sl iio pis notset
Valley FI norado s =, 'rno'I was vas .led
BY Jury Of the populace found gully OF stealing mnss
and shot
Henry yelling, fireman on board the steamer Canaan
che, was drowned BY falling overheard
Cant Venman of The not boai Rreeza ,ya. dro,r, "A
lin San Er.nrisro harhor IL sc. - -, :. % ~ ou
$500 ~ Tha Son E,oo.;..a nau.e VI D9stoh'
49, sst,.., % ia"'i''o papers say Ha' ne pas
daughter IN New YORK.
The body oil man who had evidently been killed by
BEAR was found near Cache creek slough previous the
22d OF June. letter found Ia his poc In
Mr. Joseph Grammar, Sacramento Civ Also nockst
si.ry wih the mama ~ DARN. To,,,, 90 a.. : fNe'