New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
LAKE SUPERIOR.

From The L. : J0urual Oct g.
NoRr CoPrFR AND IR0S-Schooner G. W. II n mas
inst landed 70 ibis stamp WORK and one mass ot 30 os'
m he Forest also '2 bbls Of stamp work, and ma v
IS Of 9.e, rs. from the Minnesota
Iropner Napoleon has landed 100 ans Of iron orc ifo'
Marquette.
ptscovrRlFs NEAR THE SAUr-A correspondent Of TIE
,naf rites in relation TO Canada Shore Of Lake siPc
ror aud n, st Mary River
1b tat adj, ance in the price Of copper has wakenei
mn general interest IN the production OF thai metal anh
te Iafds,iue dividend lately yielded by the Bruce Mine
has csort,d confidence in stock OF mat dscrple u'
viii fosn ID the speedy and extensive acquisition OF Nss'
number ofmner locations along the shore. d Lax ~"
~ AM, S,r.ror and al along The river 81 Mary, WINCH
IN bp4y TO say "a likely 10 prove the richest p's"on OK
m, whole rauee HE fewabec lo'q t ",J ,"
an the river four miles below the saul has aiely chahge9
T,re and = now owned by of tie rant stamp au
" have every reason 10 believe that another summer .il
81, that inc 'de worked on magnificent scale Alolor
-,,-r I,s bc,l discovered, weeks ago. about nino
ul,r d aDt ON tic Saut, which, from present nPP''I
IN Iii ,tfI down into a lode Of ~, carbonate me
,fe ri lls az a most profitable ores 81 copper
eyI dlint Iary, conf os,d OF men ia Ne
n,.- su1 urd- lie direction 3i W IL. no,, a." ~ o
f and outie opening Of next spring, review hef opdfa
ts ga, req Ia summer work. s" hal oei fe ms HPse
oflcl,f tw,l nas the iopogra ny os me c'nnuy
f,n Lake Huron 10 GOglals BAY, Will be P.euy wen uh
t..d a. fhc "blfst Of tie miner and the crash %.
lie -.ir herds WI reyerherate through these ancient
l,otl whore al present "nau-ht but silence reg
S, WI ing The above. our party have returned tOm
Nouori faus rch in new oi.covorcs OF more copper
, ti,. 81 manganese, picOfc and anOihtt MINER
nj Win ST cL ~ rot az present acquainted II H. 81
s,ry crcy color hrigh aud glistenng Some 'aJ j. an
moot ,er bu' ios my part om not 30 s1nya'ne
Nv that IL ~ substance when oyero' so mo
oi and II, BIZ than itself i occurs m bean'hu
I'm wi defined Hut The discovery which plsases me
,st is N At of true granite In the same place with nnhs
t.Lalle eyil,nce OF gaua or sulphuret OF lead ~" Is
ta fe, ofv lot only IN pecuniary point OF view 1ut ~
filing an important question. Men of observing haDs
Ia,c n.. ed NAT aaOng the aTt scattered over ihe eoin
frv IN tbe south # these ranges even ~ r south ms me
s,rlern rant # HILois bouders of granite are inter
tcstu with the tap syente, and altered sahdsioAe oi
n .e rafis al ~ VIII have been traced up 10 hi IA
live eees IN these mountains except the gfanie tha mas
lever VET been found where along tue ifOni ranges
I'm cr n the river OF he lake and he CONCLUSION was
Ist II must be- further Of 30 the north Acting on MS pc
I'D an eyrereoced Mincraogst II m IN adclpbih who
Visited tls country last summer on pot ss0nai 'onf
recommended ne hy a means 20 search for TINS ocA oven
II Lad 20 travel Giieon twenty mi.a back it) ua "a
er A. IL wus biz firm belief that whenoy,r ths ,.niie
Was found m ince veins Of gsl,no lead orc woaIi Do
fo interfering AID lead occurring IN h@ rock Is a.
most Invariably associated with silver This granite -
now found thereby proving Tho accuracy OF ecaatons
based on true scen c principles aud although "hat "o
sw was only spur p0tTudug into The trap range ye IA
flat srur We found u VEN, wei deftnied ana DcWih3
,rts of caena with every reasonable appearance oil
TING down into good lode Oar next move IN that quar-
,e hs be In search Of the great mountain mass 81 gran-
,e aud hen that found shal asonh our neishbors
bg tie discovery Of Lad and Sler 4'a.s Wilma couple
al hours ride Of the saul