New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

-. &c ,,lrSD October a tuna sc,em5er, s. a1d
b,s nov exrosed IA the uin over leO taos he lf5s'
MAJ = estimated 81 u tuns Tier new roal = ~ co
,e+e s,d hey arr hsarz ther Copper 70 te ladn2 ~
ihe AXE s6oge lat they get out q tne mI--
There are now hand over 200 tons OF Naive Copl'
Tfe Cliff Nine produced lO7 t1ns IN me month ~ 70
1880 At this nine there Il oui about fs set' ..
nor ready for shipping The eigh, fa;hom EYE IP1
10 produce more Copper t1an any one aoo.e. v.-z
The snow Is about three ise asgP' Rived The
VOL . r-o~ressinz finely through the county
rTfrcr4 from NJ. Hizf. LazsrH A.,
aCorPrR FAILS, SATURDAY, 20, -,
..,yo .s,S come anon large masses ~ COZ
uer IN The I'm Mine tie extent Of so,as y - a,la-
do net a. vet know n two shait: - - .eei;ny
these nasses have been net VIII - .de In mat
~ iurOrtsnt discovery be. latey - s;Ivs- b.,
49, T.. n,e ~ the places now working nv -
bcep fcsIpd % 81 extent uneqlaeu a asJ -. ~s;n
10 the country Yesterday, N takhs IT, ;aces =.
We icuna "a. sSob were brol-ht % the Office las,
sDosa 20 61n tina. par OF the mine winch oon~ine"
from four 70 SIX per cent sIVeI' r,rs,,, Nv N
qz.-es, vein never looked 20 well a. AZ thls tine
=, ,he .dit which Z now 40 feet souf1 No SaAit
he vein il from 2to feet vide The No -nat 80 Ie1
soutb No surpasses anything ever seen N ne COUP
Az IL prese1. depth C2l feet over 100 pounds
rnsss copper has been taken out, ana uiefs hON Il
ssgbf some ten tuns In one ulass.
The Dana looks well the vein n 10 is'hoiH it's,
large and rich IN stamp work | learn from M. Ma"
dleaum that the new works al the Phoeniz snoN con
E,om M Sales zgent Farm asd Tohy Afne'
The mines are looking well ! have taEen out i've
,ssses al copper weighing from 100 pounds downward
The vein ia over three feet in width. end literally hien
Win native copper and fine, in every psfcuAT ~
sny ] ever saw on Lake Superior.
From Mr. Lard, Of the Ridse MN
Several masses which have been taken ron me nl ne
the past few days have thoroughly estaonsN so ~.
that it is Of the first rnInes OF the county
/ tional Nine has and continues TO pnoou.. 20 e
/ amount Of Copper 10 masses from 2,oO bs do"h'
ward In all the shafts and Levels copper can oe seeh
I on every SIDE
The Ulster" continues 10 be Of great promise, and
the ore copper and lead in sight has been closely est
mated by Capt Richard worth forty thousand dol
lars. The work is being pushed vigorously FROM
the Great Northern Lead the reports are sood- bHs
quantities Of ore are and exposed the furnaces arc
ready and by the LIST 10th Of neIi nonn the
nve1nec, ohsve 900 pss lead at market In conse
of,be ,sipv weather which made the pits imprsc
,iosbIe for cuts the business Of the Warwick wa
not 90 large in December anticipated, but there
% ,osbine 20 shake the confidence Of the stockholders
- 90 Intimate profableness The Blair Qesd) ana
Elizabeth" "copper" are being opened by the Oeoee
! Mining COMPANY with every appearance OF success
| Prom, the Morris the accounts are very is'oTs
| HE Three or four new Copper Companies CLake
| superior) have been formed here within week or
two 10 work very promising locations. Company
La. also been formed 10 work Copper Nine IN NORM
Carolina which promises 10 be one OF me most Fu@
bic ever opened in this country and most mmedia'ey
uroftable A Zinc Company has also been formed 70
work very extensive Zinc property in Pennsylvania.
large share Of public attention s now being tnrnea
10 the inons, mineral treasures OF this country ana
freer current Of much needed cspal IL being turned
In thai direction There 10 reason that fortunes
,hosld not he made by ,kifu mining in this country
A. they have been in Europe.
The Post has the annexed paragraph IN re-
iatlon 10 lead mine in Connecticut
During the Revolutionary War, good deal o. lead
ore was 20; out of rocky region nesr Nddlet0wn,
Connecticut for the purpose Oi making bullee Ine-e
mines have been abandoned until recently wneh yer
men gentleman by the of Frankfort attracted oy
the re hnose Of the specimens commenced working AZ
| n short dslance from the old Excavations ADoat eS
weeks since we informed his miners discovered an
old ssi sunk the depth Of one hundred and twenty
feet the mouth Of which appeared 70 have been con
ceslcd with care Further examination has revealed
lateral explorations 20 the extent OF about neen hun
bred feet la the Perpendicular shsit stood wooden
ladder, sound apparently a. on the day II wa places
! tiere-so perfect indeed that.Nr frankiorts men are
now making use of H. Iron drills were found Al th'
bottom IN, ruined by corToson From the appear
ance OF the work some Cornth men, who are AZ pres
ent engaged there q opinion that It was done o!
their own countrynen-
Tho or, Containing the silver Is an srgenufcrous "a
lena the vein sone quartz and the general characte
OF the rock sihcious hllss bordering upon grsnhe
much like the Cornwall rocks. Whoever may haV
commenced this shalt, DR. FRANKFORT conuhaer II IN
yield both of silver and lead said 20 be highly tati'
factory.
The quantity Of Coal sent from Cumberlan'
by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, during the yea
1854 was To- 766 tuns and by the Baltimore and ON
Railroad $50 6ls-msking total OF 3eo3s' tuns