New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

correspondent Of that paper gives Dea encouraging ae
counts e the sgr sakursl prospects in he River ssy
7k< HiKers AdsOeste says that business Is quite brisk 10
the neigh borhoOd OF Greenwood Valley and mining opera
ron. being carried extensively Since November
lxst large amount Of du- has been taken out Tue lss
rains have benefited the miners on Manhattan Greek Goa
sdgably. see vsshsd cut Of bucket ~ dirt
The fat at the junction Of Empire Canon and hanhsaa
Creek.
hoEELrSsE HnL-Ths year there wiz be an amount
Of gold viii be dug out Of our bill. greater than ever eX
paieDced The benefits conferred miners by ihs
stru6bon Of canals viii be fully realized and hr SUCCESS
not only remunerSve outlay of capital but as the
great OF improvements ihrougho ut The State viii be
duly appreciated In is ths, sue cees mors appsr
than in the southern part Of C4xv-rss Co chronicle
BUTTE CITT.-Bere we have large and prosperous
camp With most extensive field for labor, and abund
anee Of water hand good wages are easily obtained
The late improvements maintained and although there
seemed mania for building every house occupied and
large business is transacted by the dealers and boarding
houses-an unfsilng syn OF good times The ground Is
rch uniform N it, Yield and can realize from ten 70
twelve dollars a day without fail gnonlce
LasD sLrDE-On Carson nil a large dip has been
formed by the sliding down Of the earth Some deep holes
had been sunk and the banks of .he creek being
suiced down gave way which Caused the earth on the bill
TO pert company and make rush for the bed Of the creek
u Rain CONNIE naed falling on Saturday night geek
ago at hokeluSine Hill which continued on Sunday in
perfect tcrent We have had heavy showers every day
since, and the weather Is still cold and unsettled
H~ In Greenwood Valley The Mar Ad'ocafe states,
business is brisk large amount OF dust has been taken
out and miners are generally doing sell.
AtMsnbatan reek 1as been plenty Of ain Miners
have been engaged ucng top dirt which paIs from - TO
g. Ter day The bottom oir pays much better.
Mesas John Barnett Co discovered rich d'ggings on
Tue,day 18Th inst on the fat Rstiesnsk. Jar, Placer
County The first PAN after washing down paid 90 Oher
claims in the neghbOrhOOd are paying well
The stockholders Of the South Fork Canal are ENJOYING
a partial realization Of their long INDUCED hopes Water
Is being convey ed in Aueducts over the most stipend
canons
At Kpgsvlle miners prospering
good deal of sickness exists the various bands
Of IDoans in the country surrounding PlaeerVile
Al Winters Bay considerable excitement has been ere
ated by discovery Of rich deep dggngs Water Is con
venent and eveyb seemed anlOns TO get chance at
them
Good wages are obtained at Butte City mania for
building exists and each house is occupied as soon As
erected
At Columbis, Springfield Gold Springs, shaws Fiat
Yankee Hill Santiago summit Pass, Experimental Gulih'
Marnas and Browns Flat and every other placer IN ths
vicinity they doing well any other section OF The
mining region.
Three miners at Jackass Gulch lately struck quartz
vein from which week past they have taken out ifom
TIN &c to FIVE pounds Of pure gold per day.
company OF four men. working AT the head OF "ood
Creek hSv. a claim from which they have been averaging
$50 10 The hand per day since the lst Of March, ut
AT French Gulch Messrs Coty Co took cut OF their
claim lump of quartz gold which weighed SIX pounds
tv thirds Of it pure gold company Of trenchm.n in
the eulch took Of their claim in one day sIOO
Br John Randall was killed in his claim in the gulch on
Wednesday by the falling Of the bank He vas formerly
Of ST. Louis, and about thirty years of age.