New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29
Tile MINIS.

From all part- If the State We continue to receive
The most encouraging accounts from those who are en-
gagged III mining operations. II Is true that III some
Localities the want Of sufficient water is severely felt,
but az vet De- General com liant Of this KIND has been
made. We copy the following from our interior hIeS:
W. are daily receiving encouraging reports OF sue
ccssul mining operations The frightening prospects
Of the miners not confined TO locality, but ap-
pear to be general throughout the county At Jacka'-
Gulch Benson 4 Go. took from their claim, IN Tvs"
days 81 ounces, in large Jumps. Another company
WHO are working III the bank OF Soldiers Gul;h are
realizing very lugc wages. They are taking uut
heavy gold. Al Iuttlctown, Judge Bronson and has
partner are working claim with hydraulic apparatus,
and are making ten dollars day each. Other partt-
i'm the ueighborhood Of TuttletOwn arc making good
wages though the diggngs are not, general thing
rich. In tunnel mining, we learn that operations are
progressing finely. Mcssrs Stauahan DarrOw ar
iakiIg out over : 600 week from their tunnel lt'
said that the pruprictors of the WEIGH Tunnel ~ he
same neighbOrhOod also taking out great deal ol
gold. The amount has not TRANSFERRED. 1hr Buckeye
and E1cebior Companies ar driving ahcai win then
work and are over 800 feet into the mountains,
and expect to get through the rock and into pay dirt
III about tx week time. iSpuora Herald.
Notwithstanding the heavy draft upon mining
population for lHborcrs upon The many bitches and
unes now in TIE Of construction IN the vicinity
Of Columbia, the mines sil lToduco an average yield
Ht least. There WIS last week over so 0I0 worth Of
gold du-t hought by the bankers If Columbia aud
thippcd 20 san traJcco. This, together with n lar,c
amount remaining in private hands aud n large
amount FROM tLIs district sold IN Sonora aud Other
llaccs would well the weekly yi'ld to $4,000 or
:70cCO. II ilc water thould lol out the Who'll.
summer ~ j. anticipated It will be- impossible TO cal
Culaic tc tmoutt 81 treasure that Wal br unbutod
and put IN circulation from tl!s locality
itr.Hu,bi, Gsrrfl,.
SrosE CoAI.--l. win dpubt,ns be- new. to most of
or readers sayg Tic S0orpmen'Y fnuH ?, lsnru
that large G,d of Stone coal c,iHt within 'lufy
miles OF ih.i cy. Such o. n reality tho TACT IT, 60.
st,uoe has boon known O" few individual. who own
rnrcLcs Ism, over u. as they rtruoh tho vnu whom
ever th.y attempted to sink woll Inour iHrtnuro
well taH sunk some hgscn f't iu'p tiir bed o GOOD
vithou' cutting through H. Some of thee wrt w.rr
dug "a. itr bnok nt l,' and since ihHt tnr f1mil a
have occasionally used h conl i'r ruOkin, purposes
without b,,o ui all awDt, ot ilo iup"rnuo. oil ih.
discovery. T. De- singular hH' mo- un.I'' should hn..
be-. TOD ON 81 tis conl ds'"r'y hni"'' the pIr-u'
JropTi,iors. Ns.sr. Blndl.y. brook g.. took il.
rnnlici u band They hive pr"spo't"d 'h' giuuui
rr ~ thoroughly and 6ul the h..d ip ,toud uilr
and bali IN enc dire, ion. and how iaf in the other
thcy afc mot certain III f'i lies generally fon trn
10 twenty feet bsbv the surface 81" 10" ground and The
bed iboy think will average twelve foot m noknoss
1lo roHl b. bi'uunons. burns he'ly aud 10 in ap-
rtathnfe very much lk' the Come hay coal fnm
Ot,rDu o.. fold BE- found about thirty tnil'a sasi oft
his t,'y rrnr iho UDlDwu r'nl Hnd lnst within tlic
hue 81 AmDdnt county T. boz 'lsly pH1tu'd. ,nn TO-
horlcd ~ fho ~ az . low fgu" - .etf'ine 'asus