New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10


with The Aisnc American pors Du.ns .r,iy,Is and
months OF the presen year the assresss ~ :, go;
clesrsncss q vessels engaged 10 tfsoe o. 80,
"a ftI; vas 10 with a tun1sgs OF 48-'s Our inter
900 ,,;.b n ina hiss rapidly increased The amount
~ ,onpas. entered from that country during ihs Tins We
80 cleared Tor H. - iso Nefl 70
a. IN tbe ,,tsrt of s trade With mes Crest Britain
f,rrn which country vess. with tonnage OF lilo
arrived No than l9l vessels It VIII D. seen cleared
fr Peruvian ports chiefly for the purpose OF taking IN re-
,nrp srgoss Of guanO Quite brik trade has sprung up
between NJ and the Pacific ports 81 Mexico The akgrs
gate Of vessels engaged both ways in this rose dr1Ig the
isf year g. They were generally OF sinai tdnns<e'
bov,yer With the Sand wich Islands commerce has
become well established and important From tn cOla-
try arrived during the half year, 20 vessels measuring
1880 and TO departed 80 vessels With tunnag- OF
1873 Our intercourse With Australia has osen as yet sut
fiful being principally connedto the conveyance OF pas
to snd fro But five vessels reached Us from that
country duiifg the Fix months while 8 cleared for H.
With The Laorope Islands, the Society llasds Central
An eIicsn and NV Granso.n Ports lnia Naneouvsrs
lsLo Batavia Calcutta and uh-r countries on the Padc,
quite an important commerce has beeo established Thus
there II arrivals from the Society Islands alone, 10
from NancoUvers and Russian Amer while 30 yes
sels cleared for Calcutta, l. for Manila aud l3 for
Singapore Batavia California as Jet produces
it'll, thing out Of which 20 make return cargoes
for the H. - Writing port They are IN conse-
quence obliged 70 leave in ballast tor foreign countries 10
obtain bore csTgOes An examination Of the table viii
show what il their usual course. II may be assumed that
All the ve,se- from Eastern domestic ports Great Brian
FrsBce and other ports of Europe and from China nun
big during the past half year 2s seeE return c',soe'
those from other countries being g-nersly engaged IN
Now. where these ~ vessels u ulu
pigment We have seen that III of th-m-compart
fy civ frg Americsnceared for PERUVIAN ports 70 obtain
gusIo The American vessels especially Of large class
mo tie best their enterprise in the porte Of Asa
Thus curing the elk msnhs, 20 with very heavy tonnage
cleared for China, for Manila 80 for Calcutta and ether
toT's Of India - Tor Singapore and Batavia and > for
Australia Obtaining rich cargoes IN these countries say
ing perlap the last they profitable f. gh, At
latte port and again load for California. cur Jouns
STATE tas given mighty impulse to The CONNER - y tns
class vessels and urri,hed hem with new and exhaust
ess field Tor enterprise Herald
From the Mines.
TIE CAIAyERAs hISEs-Tbe -qItor Of The Sonora
Rrad has recently visit to Of the C.lsverss
Mines He thus dtscribes their present CONDITION.
VsCta b. says prouies this sumner 10 NJ one Of the
mot thriving camps the southern mines Many trans
houses in progress Of erection and others repairing
sud the population sdng in very fast Vslecis il
situated on very large FAT, which Il crowded almost IN
every part with lumber OF deep holes These bo-s are
now or part greatly troubled 9th water Shh pre-
vents their beir thor ughy worked A the summer ad
vanoe however there question BIT thai every miner
will be enabled 10 get 10 the rock, when the inmsnse
riches known exist the fiat E suef thorough over
hauling
There are also in and around Vale s large quantity
Of rich guch ano hill dIggpg sufficient indeed to last tor
many years We should Judge tina there are at
prseLt thousand persons IN the Immediate vl'
ry and quite confident that the number will be trebed
W. passed over large por ion Of mining country in
excursion and we're really surprised lind this portion OF
Cslaveras County very sparsey popul'ied Nile after
over without setting any inhabitants and more than one
llsce we've formerly acquainted with rs tour-hing
mill vi age found deserted. Coyote Fit between
RObiDsOUs and Mclean erlfs which o)ssied OF over
THOUSAND iuh absns in lr5l. nos hiss not snIe store
a, d only few parties Of miners. VI oneys the great
quartz settlement CasOn till, is entirely abandoned,
and only few representatives. OF the great quartz interest,"
remain guard their locked up treasures % experiment
upon them Csrsons learn has lso dsnded do IN 20
al and 9th sllsr IN proportion
did Is,- through Angelo which is said {, os su
fourshiDg MU ply which i outstrippiug All the rs
ing villas in both counties We suspect that would be
IN vain To- lC0k .iter alaverss any other mining
county IN the state for large population in small
space as embraced between Columbia Jamssto and
hR,rine Caup-includiDg Sonora, Shaws Flat, Spring
field, Seco sc.
Wm II Clark, formerly Of Lowell, Mass was killed in
a mot shocking manner, the Cslsveras. tie vas en-
gagged in working his claim Red Bar when his foot
oioenislly slipped he fell about fifteen feet str king
long bsI died shovel. which entered his rectum, passing
nearly ugh his body lie fingered IN great agony uaih