New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

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Sacrsnen o cleaned out the Legislature and TIE pros
| pfIous tradesmsr pad visit 70 the Stocktcniscs,
| whom sbe treated IN Like manner, ara then sae anc
; her husband suiGerly disapleNed hs!isg secretly
| taken psss.ce On vessel sailing for Australia /;
s..ms that T. cir plans were lid for going almost A.
tie time il not before the publication q tae nf'; nuI
tsr of the paper. SIce their departure y has beeL
mac. prbEc hat Weekes i, notorious sccundre VITO
established several newspapers 10 Cincinnati, Ph.le-
re ph:a sad othe. American ctel in 1874, married a
rJmber of yong ladies' cheated many creditors, s1d
cc:ni.ttd host OF offenses 8gsint society AMI inti
| y'dut- He then figured uncer the nane OF wen'
| wtr:L; AID n Philadelphia az here, Wis was the
ost.r sbs and active canvasser o. ana Tor MA
iov1-a Juat before coming to San Francisco "eekes
ard " fe started literary Journal II Galveston, aud
| she drumuled through NtwOtleani and the Legisla
| ,ure e. support in tire same manner and with the
same saccess here. Ii i add taat he sod out bis
interest in .ha. pepper before leaving; how know
Befc,e he- departure from Mi, city, it discov
cred that tbe able sslutsory ertice was soen from
leo.uye of the Rev. W. X. WI Isms: and the plags,
i.ln wac fully exposed and the plsgiarist severely
l.shec in short article in The Alta. ln Philadelphia
| sId Cincinnati Weekes was tins chief scoundre, and
his wives were mare innoceLt tools in his frauds bot
MS present wife or companion appears 70 BE- fully
eousl TO him in "smaitness" aid dishonesty, AID in
San FraI cisco she seemed TO be more than his equal
ability ard dspct on 10 cheat the public. She is
| On Er e.ish or Scotch woman.
The Sacramento newspapers state that gas, equal
TO tie best coal gas for light has been manufactured
in that city from water by Dr. Sanders on the priocl-
ne Of q Cifcoyery mace several years since oy his
| brother j. M. Sanders Of Cincinnati.
bGwlder CT auriferOus quartz, eleven feet long and
fol- feet thror gh ls'ey taken out Of the Oregon
Tunnel Fores City, 10 Sierra County. 1t lie sup
posed to be worth 100000.
God has be en found on the River Bravo, five dsys
journey from Les Angeles, and ZONE persons are now
,pgsled in mining there 1t lie said thst party Of
Americans have been making $50 per day to the hand,
| end that some Me1csns making 50 and 81.
Eighteen tUDs of auriferous quartz, crushed week
before lest by the Cheparrs Mil, Tuttet ,wn,
Tuolumne County, yielded $500 to the tun The vein
| les been traced quarter Of mile.
A quartz lead has been discovered Two miles east
Of Shasta City. which has created great excite nent
there. II is Is miles loog, and all of il is supposed to
be rich iewe.er of Shasta has declared that some
specimens from il are the richest quartz he has ever
sesn.
The newspapers which came down this morning
from IuounDe announce that there is great excite
ment there N consequence OF discovery OF avery
rich quartz lead near Turnback, in that county. Re-
port ssys that gold to tie value OF ST 200 was taken
out IN tive days.
On the ether side, i may be worth while to read
the following 'etter published in The Alta:
"SAwMILL FLAT March % 1853.
"When left San Francisco you recoect requested NE
e let you KEW nd say6ns IN the line ne, OF quart aa mn" n,.
smong the many that have been discovered N this vicinity that
veins at Tuttetowr distance hee rather
lave been hey ssyj paying well Thi, do rot doubt bat
be put into the mines than has been taken out.
81 to @ i S.Tc Of NY 5 sSd 5 snS
Ss,ion into the causes and also personal
this county may make Something aud do well ne
woiks il by the most cheap aid simple method until WIZ 10
Fencing costly ard extensive hne,y with the hop Of Thu:
tsS, ne WI 1a% he h.. pen one my
humble opinion and Think am subatisted by
bi. county, and by the results Of their operations ,ha. 9z
lead carrie. its kde precisely mule carries rs load in MeS
will find the ore just a, stubborn as The oiLeI snd y9a .,'h
valuable on deck, and tbs held full of stone.
The nil in this vicinity are al doing estrsmey vel bet
sy pay their business aud moral;
work rrea. deal better than they doa account of
the mesger proceeds of their labor"
This letter is probably written with an honest in
tention, but true false nobody here believes it.
The public generally have great confidence IN the per-
manent value Of most Of the quartz mills In the State,
and new mills are constantly going up. .r . ..,.
passeDgers in the cabin for $780, but there does not
seem to be any great demand for tickets, while the
Storage Of the steamer ia crowded at $i32.
A Mr.. McMasters from Franklin, n. T., lost nm
self in a snow and frozen to death on the
night of the 2sth u Pine Grove, high up in tbs
mountains in Sierra County.
Report eays that stone closely resembling the French
burr has been found in Nsps County The French
burr is worth S45 per tun here.
The Nopa Reporter Gays that preparations ara
making to obtain and purity the bOrax in the BoraI
Lake in that county The water Is SAID 10 be rcn IN
iodine. ~
n Breslauer failed 10 this city on the 18th inst.
ii debts amount to about Sl1, OOO
There are still few Mormons 10 Carson Valley, but
they are preparing to 60 to Salt Lake. They have
had some apprehension that the Gentes would inter
feIe prevent their departure, but they have been
assured that there will be opposition to their going
1t IL said that eeversl parties of "Gentiles It
seen that the American nation is composed of" Nor
mon Christians and Gentle" Corstians-wlll 20
overland from Carson Valley to the States this Su n
mer by the central route, passing rear SAT- L;k'.
The Mormons at Caron say the travellers will If they
conduct themselves properly, by well treated by the
| Saints.
Some of the reports published several weeks since
in ire newspapers about Lieut.. Ives's expedition up
the Colorado were false. He has gone up to the
mouth of the Virgin without difficulty, passed through
tie Big Canon and he reports that the river can be
used to advantage for the transportation OF troops on
| the way TO Salt LIKE Valley. The ssesmer has not
been aerourd as was reported. One Of Lieut.. Ives
| party has written as follows t. q gentleman In this
| city:
liy OF the the mouth Of the Virgin, point ia
sble reached by other exploring pdy-eho Tue
much talked much AIDED Big Canon ns' been passed
through Although he navigation OF me nvef oeca
approached within 81 or ~ miles OF the mouth
Of the Iirsp insurmounabe obstacles even
this pecedenedy low stage OF the water aud tnere nov
no question with the quantity Of wser which ows "a m
psyaop the Colorado will afford feasible route for the
transportation Of and supplies 20 the region ABOUND DAT
I've fouul the Mayes favoably disposed ard the Amer
cans ,nd by Kind treatment and cious distribution OF pre-.
nt. Iet Ives was sbe their active and cheerful
| operation in the sccomp lishment Of his duty
| Markets.
| sss FRA,cIsco Monday Evening. April ~. 1852
FLous-Jobbps sales moderate ST u'ua qts'on' ~lt@e