Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-06-18
From California

The colored people of III,
taking steps for an early and ia,n Sl'y q
ton to Vancouver Island, in tbs g P alga
Possessions. The reports & cue bFi'a
. pioneers" sent thither are cum oul ts
highly favorable. Ii is or1 VOaSldeNel
several hundred of tbqso 1pScted thq
leave our State within the P psUp,e VII
They complain bitterly Of tb @'l s,5 month
the government to protect ~. lalIafe Ct
rights and the strong prejudice iudio n .l las'
tanned against them by : o n 5rll'S enter
The steamer Senator, from PS S5n n.
brought up some three tuns of ' AN Dlesa
taken from the nine Of NJ VI TlTer on,
man, in Arizona territory, a n5la I
thence transported on mules r. @Sa nom
go. The ore is to be tested S S DE,
if found sufficiently rich, me.s aS.e' and
be taken to erect machinery, AND ,. wv
the mine more thoroughly tbara not 0OIf
ent. It costs about $500 a Inn ~ y'es
port the ore from the mine to San n q'as
The California Chronicle, oDa :
Oldest of the San Francisco da7r,s. %
ceased its publication on ts +. {
May.
The examination institt.k4
General Government into tb,st
management of the I. Stats u
Mint in this city, is still in prgs
Messrs. Sather & Church ham, {
med business at their old pIaea an. 4
of Clay and Battery streets, u5s,+
tering circumstances. The ChsBhs
Commerce of this city, as MAJ
their appreciation Of the manner nH
these gentlemen had closed up thsrs
business, have ordered their fund,s, +
re-deposited with the house.
Considerable excitement exists an.
our people as to the recent dicass
of rich gold mines along the Fra1i.
yer, in the British possessions, alas
about 800 or 1000 miles to the Nori
San Francisco. About 1900 peopehaE
already left this port for these mins5
as yet no tidings of this migrati9l j.
been received coming from the new d..
gings. Owing to the difficulty Of naa.
ing these mines at this season Of Tie
year, probably the migration NOyAVQi
will cease for a month or two Then,
when the now swollen rivers and stream,
will have subsidized, it is likely the "ral
from both the mining districts and h
cities of California will be much incres
sed.
On the arrival of the last steamer y
published an account, received by tel
graphic dispatch, of the roOaeyY q Il
| Nevada stage Of S2I, 900 of Treasure b.
longing to Wells, Fargo & Co, u
! Sacramento (Cal.) Union gives The 6
lowing particulars of this daring outa!
on the highway:
" On the morning Of the ID Of Ma
/ between l and 2 o'clock, and about O.
and half miles this side of Neva4
the daily Auburn and Folsom stag
which connects by railroad with SaCl
mento, was stopped by six men aua
with guns and pistols, and box Of tns
, sure, belonging to Wells, Fargo Il e.
containing $4,000 stolen. The contai
: were two bars, one numbering l@
valued at $7,608 28, and the other nEs
bered 1855, value S7,2l7 OIL, and q
and coin making up the balance. u
, bars were assayed by Schotte Of Ma
da. The circumstances Of this ro55sI
, were as follows:
The telegraph Line stage, vlI1El2
only three times a week betwea 1.'s'
and Sacramento, via Rough and aAll'
= left the former place about one oa'-'
and the other stage soon afteE To"
l with sixteen passengers. On tlb y
was Isaac n. Dawley, Of NeFada- y
5 had a large amount of money be'l5-'
e to Marks & Co., bankers, Of Va''l
=. Flat, and who was the only pa's I:
armed. Five of the robbers so221
5 the stage and demanded treasure. D' %,
!, ley drew his pistol, but was ad7I;5l y
q they would kill him if he shot. Da'l!
very coolly and carelessly told !ns I ~ 4.
they had made a mistake, AID '7, - :,
T other stage had all the treasure ~. \
press matter-an assurance II WIZ Z
5 driver, Calvin Crippen, joined :
/ robbers looked under the drivers =,
: found no box, and then lett TO ll ,1f
e the other stage. The safety Of A,- =,
5 & Co.'s treasure was owing 70 XII,
S senee of mind thus exhibited D ,s,at
b then desired that the passeDgs \. I'm
5 go and protect the other 'as., .,ms3
3 was now in sight, but beng a ~ dai-
5 they declined. On reaching wv ~. IA
0 stage one of the robbers selzea ~ -.
). horses by the head, and the o'lsl', II, !,
: senting their arms, demanded 'D T. 4.
z, ure box. The driver Passea y. 4,
Express box, when be was iniorlDs- h
n they were not to be fooled an 3
: wanted Wells, Fargo & Co.'S ool ,o,s !,
g this Being thrown to them = ins5 5,ir.r
7 up, and then politely told The = o, n 4
: git up and 60 The driver . H. na.
0 legraph Line had waited N D.. ~ .ogoi
I time, and distinctly heard ln5 ~
y the box as it struck the grOun'ic ,,.
A gentleman from Forest I !. Br.
d the name of Nichols, of Nichols ,9s. . ID
gold dust buyers, and two other Tier ID b
Il harrow escape from being ro0Dss Nj .
: ing been left BY the stage :. h
h they obtained horses to over na6 ao5
n Nichols had with him slI,V oo5 a. 81
+ + others. it is said, some $4,000 o. 2s u
h 600. On coming up with lns ' 3 %
j j the latter, supposing they were ~ !, j
j suit Of them, fled. Mr.. DaTle 4y. h
n five men who stopped 7, s.1r ds55