New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20

II. Rc,ie'rr Pr'g t'rl1n states that tho CITY Bank
RoeLss a vii declare viioni often per coat. Psys
be January This make iecn per cent the earnings
Of The bank FOR tbs year they wero Che slms last year
Mr. Snowd,r. Director OF the United States Mat At
Philadelphia, e1rlshly denies a s,aenent msis by the
NtwYork correspondent nj Of TIE IfsHg0H OaioA to the
eject tia gold bars wero paid because OF The iaaST
Of TIE Mint TO supply coin Sir Snowden further says
Bar sre only paid when required by dsPos,crs The
Mint prefers psyirg in coins hug keep on hand lsys
supply Of bars VEL Is coin. in order to pay promptly
every deposit.
Tie Lswstrrg Pa Ga-ee announces the transfer last
week Of the Sanitary and Erie Railroad between Williams
Por, and Mlon to tho Cs;awSa Company Tor period Of
20 yesrs. New York capitalists furnishing the money 10 CON
pl,c that Link and have the and control Of the rod
for that period unless sooner rimbud for their erpsadi
This makes that portion Of the road feeder for
New York wis Caiawssa and EasoR instead Of Phsi,l
Ihs The Ga.ee laws that the work the S1slushsnas
Road below Lowsbarg Is steadily prOr ssin. with an in
creased force.
Iers from Lake Superior under date Of November %.
state that they have taken o. sha No = OF the Faon
mire ofrom 200 $50 lbs besides large amount
OF rich harr,l and stamp mineral and there several
good sized sight in the bottom Of tho shan
and in tie level both north and south Oft This in what
las heretofore been unproductve portion OF the mine.
Mr Seyton min ing pgner of the Rocky Bar Company.
Grass Valley California, writes under date Of November
- Is fellows.
With our presen. engine can drive from Is TO lsstams
rrorerv arranged and with the boiler aercd ba. could
not average more than - uns per day with the best
smaleamaiors in Taking the rock at $50 per
fun this would give 500 per day yield Expenses
world amount to $40 leaving 500 per day profit With
larger engine and forty stamps could crush 81 tuas
this al same value would yield 81 100 per day and deduct
ing expenses s53e gives $50 profit daily. take o~
avcssc # Massachusetts, H rock and the highest rates
Of costs and wages could have the rock raised and de-
er,d a: the mill from So to - per tan. according 70
locality Some oft wOud not cost 81 and with railroad
and tlnne we could have for ~ average per tun Next
yesrwsges viii average O. TO s3i per day
Since last wrote vein Of very good quartz has been
found or our claims south Of the MILL he thirty 100 est
square claims thai lie togother lonr former agent Dr.
l,ayap gave Mr. Cholaf claim last winter, on con
6iton hnt he found quartz and pgospectod IT, This no
has done only within the last month The vein IL COOL
and runs through the longest length Of the cslm> two
TIN present. Twelve tuns OF this rock have boon
crushed at the Empire Mil ami yielded siS or nesry
ESQ & tun | have surveyed these claims and ressaked
them ard will send YOU plans aud sections next mail All
wood Of the Aqua Fre is getting ON with his now mu
| DO net think he commence work before ChrsIne
lie is still getting rock very ike the la Fyette rps,
and hes about l5o tuns NJ the MIL ana his tiahsi
al adts in capital working order Crosset and the En
pire Nil Company making money. trpssots claims
on Osborne Hill aud the Empire claims ON Mount Oplm
are very rich Your claims recognized as the richest
On Nasss, Luetts Ill., ranking among tho best IN Nevada
County by all here interested IN quartz mining FROM
such data as have think from s45 tn $50 Y tun vory
moderate estimate in the neghborhOod OF shan I. the
vein certainly above that average The very surface
earth av. RACED - V tun Massachusetts I'LL. IL has
been tested and proved to give that average by Mr. Az
wood of the Aqua Fris and others Your tunnel so TAR
Ms completed the perfect work OF the Kind in Cali
foruia ard prefer driving i 10 the vein to erecsng
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