Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02


ana HaFd 20 Gfet-- Miner Keturning TO
the States, ana Compahies' ia Leasen-
"orth and Lawrence Disba1dinRs3 = Il
'. Prom ne st. LOUIS Democrats sept n s
j A gentleman Who reached this oiy on Saturday
evening, having left Leavenworth City on Tuesday
evening the -2lsi5 brings Hs tbs,lstest news from
Kansas and the galdamiResx He ssys en- The day he
left LeaVenwOrth snnu1bsro Of the gold seekers had
returned 70 Lsasenwor h and lawrence, Whe relate
that asp0rls a6oNs gold at PEss Peat are aot Hsar
so favorable Gs hare been pubtisbsd Oar infoFmsht
saw bat enc Of The returned miners, and he says
that he did not get any gold a. ALL ihuugh he believes
there is gold there, but it will net pay 10 dig for It.
Il can only be reached By the best naaehneFy. Ae-
eOrdng to his statement, number Of the companies
at the mines were about di5bsuding and coming
home. He says those Hho winter thsrs wiz have .
hard time CT it. as.the climate is very ehaBgeable
aud The extremes very severs He Instances the 4th
day Of Auguss last when ise formed at night the
thickness Of the glass Of tmblsr, and in the dag
time the sun vas excessively hot. Other accounts,
says our informant, we're very diseSuragiRg, snd
the eompsny about to start from LsaTenWorth haze
gtveaup their intention Of going until they hear
more favorable news. s,rss-5
We received by mail ysstsIday the Kansas CTty
Journal Of ComnlsFss, Of ths 22d, which ooataips
favorable news sgsin, communicates By Captain
Southland Of the Minnie Belle, who got his news in
lawrence On The 6rst Of the weslrfrOrs Afr. Cad
wen, Fhc had Just afriSsd The news ,obtaiusirby
cur informant as aB5se narrafed is probably later
than tina, brought BY Caldwell, and We advise the
feverish geldssekers Of our city, 10 wait \ little
longer before making the venture. Ills possible
that al previous accounts frOn the border are z,
aggeratiOns got up for speculative purposes BY Gun
ming traders On The other hand, IL may be that
the unfavOrable news publish this morning, are
the misrepresentation Of persons sent cut By greedy
miners to discourage emigration, and prevent in
ersssing competition atthe mines. gls--ss s-1 Z
TIE following is the news by Caldwell. .-1.-sg 7
Capt soufhaFd was in Lawrence the first Of the I
week, and heard the Eeportof Mr. Caldwell, Who had
Just arrived at Lawrence, his way 10 this CITY for
the purchase Of his winters supplies. /
The whole town Of lawrence was listening to his [
reports cOncerningthe Geld Regions ofthe Arkansas
and also concerning the success Of The geld hunting
party thatale Lawrence in June last for those
places. ----
Mr. Caldwell left the Lawrence party At work on
Cherry creek, provided with very poor outft Of
mining implements but with plenty Of provisions to
doatheIn till their winters supply arrived -
+ A0AA4-A. Oa'tF III citf tAlls party was mAklng
from ten 10 thirty dollars each day per man They
had previously been digging and exploring in other
localities, bat had not made more than from Eve 10
eli ght dollars per day each, and when they arrived
az Cherry creek, they their way to the set
dement's Of New Mexico for the purpose Of winter
ing
Finding, however, that Mr. CsdHsn and party
we're doing so we'll they concluded to remain upon !
Cherry creek during The winter. They accordingly
pitched their tents and went to work. making IS We
have said above from ten to thirty dollars S day Z
per man. trs-sara. 2
MrlGadHeh furiheF reports that he has every I
eoEfdence in the richness these gold regions, and
believes that the gold viii be found as piendfulIy
deposited among the CLUTCHES and in the streams Of
the Rocky MOuntaius, as 10 similar localities among
the mines of Califprnis. ID -af.t oval. .....r. :
Mr.. Caldwell is now engaged in attending 70 some
business of private character, and when he has
this arranged be is to purchase his outfit for him
self and party and return with alpOssble dispatch.
II is rafherlate for miners nov in the mountains
return 10 the States for provisions and TOOLS end
II is therefore possible that Mr.. Caldwell Is the last
man We shall see this fall from whom We can gather
shy more definite information. l5 7a-lst slI