The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09


Of these veins viii reach S25 0oo per weetone half of
which il estimated 10 result net profit all
expenditures incurred. II that the actual cash
investment In the quartz mining business IN Grass Valley
B not less than $500 0D0 and the number ot mills in
operation eleven twelve which capable % reducing
20 tons every twenty hours. Last week Is of
ore from the Rocky Bar Company, on Massachusetts
Bill, were crushed at the Gold Hul mill Grass Valley
simens culled from the lot Last week a named
Leaf at Martinez, Columbia took out Immense
niece OF quartz valued at $3.50 And now Tor some TENS
of general information. and first with thea
tricals. II il melancholy fact, but must he told that
things in this line dull TO degree, and there seem
no chance for time to come tor brighter times
The pretty Misses Gougenhem are now playing at the
Metropolitan theatre ia very poor houses They have
however. decidedly made a hit yet fail to draw r. A.
Baker once promptcr Of Billy Mi,ches Olympic Is at
present the The stock company Ut this thea
tire with two exceptions, is wretched in the
IRENE. The veteran Bochsa had benuft the other
evening producing der Freischutzn in German. The
orchestra composed OF thrtyve musicians, pretty
good this for California; and this part Of the
performance was admirable. The house was crowded
from ~ dome and the receipts twenty two hun
bred dollars The opera was gsriormed In German.
falling He cannot his physicians say, live long; he
has almost be carried into the orchestra, and while
Of mnstrels sailed the inst for sydney. The two
negro troures united IN give grand final sing sing on
s night previous 70 their departure and the result va.
$3.50 house What think You OF tiaty Nigsers'
triumphant Nr Thomsn has opened the Union theatre
at low prices ID ct 81 boxes SO cents pitbut Il dom
draw The Rousctts are at the American thcstre not
paying expenses. Miss julia Gould collins now, for sh
married. has joined the negro Ministries and has heea
rngng very acceptsby in opera (colore). Eph. Horo
great hvurite and the only attraction at San
Francisco Hall Poor Mrs Rossc pelby died OF choierl
two days out from san juhn del sud Her daughter u "a
at present In the mountain playing an engagement
n will be TO her severe blow Mis-. Pcby was on her
return to the Eastern Stae Her wax work exhbitioa
a sad failure here, and proved losing speeula,ion
Rascal Jack Dunn arrived here Va the Uncle sam with hi
wife and family He says .'ths' l. his home PROBE,
Rsley and D'Evsn did nothing here they are doin.
poorly In the mines. The sacramento theatre openel
the 9Th inst. under Mr. Dunlaps manAg cement vita
Mr.. Edwin Booth In Richard III. Dir. and Mrs Jane,
Stark In Nevada. Mrs. Sinclair Is playing With 4
small company In the mountains. When last heard from
abe had visited Auburn Gold Ill., Rattlenake aud Dry
Greek bars. last week she advertised o. Yankee
Jims, Iowa Hill and Mchig IN Bluffs.
large and highly enthusiastic railroad meeting wa
held on Friday evening last, at Musical Hall az which
e. r. Garrison, EsI. took tho clair Hon. !. A. McDou-
gall NJ V male an eloquent and fefvd appeal, and
listened 20 with brea'hless attention In another part
Of my letter give you an extract from sacramento
journal In which you viii percevc that there Il
chance for the whistle u the TO be heard in
The mountains Of the scrrs Scyea and along the pains
Of the Queen City. This will give an impetus 10 the
sfarting Of the great Pacific railroad
Now, what think you 81 being able 10 construct tho
entire machinery OF Ia &c steamer II tilt, wonderfully
sst city, Yes such IS the fact; aud rs think there are
many ~ your readers scientifically enough disposed 10
~ interested in brief scrption, viii dot dom fow
n rec on tho subject You viii remember the steamers