The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-04
Fpnusa Ca~sns VaEsnv.
The FL Dorado Ncacs has the foJoyvine


Fp@un Ca~snas VaEsnv.
The FL Dorado Neacs has the following
from Carson Valley. ,Hf
Mr.. Solomon G. Perrin, aild i've othera,
arrived in this town yestpr;,ay afternoon
from Carson Valley, which place they left
on Tuesday evening. They report rhe
road in good condition, and that the trip
can now be made with little or no diff
cu'ty
From Mr.. P we gather the following
nfnrmation: .i @ e.su
On the 10Th May, N'r Ro iins was rob
bed Of two thousand dollars in god dust
No clue has been obfainad as to ho the
perpetrators of the robIery were. The
art was committed about two O'Clock in
the afternoon
The, i5tners in tina. rfsits.ssss . .,7t aes.ue.
very well, owing to The fact that Gold
Canon was pretty much exhausted. A
number of miners are now engaged in
prospecting.
The agricultural prospects of the Val
ley are fine, and the weary en,igrant on
his arrlva there, can find everything that
he may desire for the comfort Of the inner
man.
Mr.. Barnard, of the we'll known firm
of Reese & Barnard. is now on his way
from Sa Lake with quite large herd OF
catt'e, flour, and other provisions.
The snow is fast disappearing in the
mountains.
The parties who left this place 4 his
week, for the Atlantic States, were met in
the mountains, all well and getting along
finely.
The Indians are quiet at this time, but
some fears are entertained that they will
annoy the enligrants this summer
Several parties had arrived at the Val
ley from Sa Lake, this spring, and will
soon leave for California;
Mr.. Perrin will return to the Valley In
five or six days.
"Protestant" writes from MarseiIles,
the following letter to the Times, respect
ing NJ adiai and his wife -
"MARsEILLf s, March 10.
81 hasten to inform you of the release
from prison and safe arrival at MarSeIles,
of the Madiai. The Madiai were re cas-
ed from prison on Tuesday last, and w ere
Immediately smuggled on board the
French post office steamer HcIespOnt,
which left Leghorn the next morning for
this place. l'hey were not allowed by
the Tuscan authorities to communicate
with any of their friends, and were sent
on board very thinly clad, not being even
permitted to take some clothing which
was waiting for them at an hotel Some
English gentlemen, learning their deSti
tnte situation with regard to clothing,
sent them some.
Crosse Madiai appears a very in;eIli-
gent and Interesting woman, but the mind
Of her poor husband is apparently gone
This is no doubt mainly to be attributed
to the many privations he has undergone.
They are travelling under the assumed
name Of Francisco and Rosa Pauline, and
were not allowed to land here before the
Tuscan Consul had communicated with
them. They are uncertain rs to their fiji
ture movements, but wi !, no doubt, soon
er or later visit England. to whose pow
erful sympathy and interference they are
principally indebted for their liberty
81 am yours, &c, PROTESTANT.' -
On the same subject the Rev. Thomas
SIeeman, British Chaplain Mt Leghorn
writes, Of date 9TH ult:-
GAS reports Of the i'll health Of Fran
cisco N'ndia have reached England, his
friends will he ad to learn that, though
have no doubt but that few weeks Of
freedom will perfectly restore him,
grieve, however, to add, that his mind
appears to be greatly shaken. The iron
has entered into his soul; and in pro-
tracted conversation had with him, yes
terday, | diScerned with pain, mnny I'm
mistakable symptoms, which afford ground
for great apprehension Rose Madiai is
well; and her mind, as all ~ ho know her
can testify, is even more vigorous than
her body. She is a woman who com
mnnds the respect as well as excites the
sympathy, of all who have the privilege
TO converse with her.
"'rhe future proceedings of these most
interesting people as yet uncertain, as
they have been hurried away from Tus-
cany without notice and with the greatest
secre>y; bur they propose remaining at
MarSeiles until Francisco's hea tn and
strength are restored"
The CoLUsA SETTLER DIFFICULTY
w q saw n nrIVHte letter Yesterday w n Ict