New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29
THE ryODrs FROM CALIFORNIA.

We give below q few extracts on this supJsc' rom
our exchanges:
Tie Sonora Herald ssys il would be idle 70 deny
that the exodus of hardy miner, when Is no" taAs
pl.ce rCm CalfoYLi certain 70 IL ure every Depart
ment OF business in our Sse for some months 10
cone. All but the farmers will suffer more or esa
Tie withdrawal Of 50 many producers VIII Dc serlos-
ly felt in the dminution Of cur gold product, ana
tie reduced trade with merchants wnlch must foIo~
But tits state Of things cannot continue very long,
The Fraser River fever may even now be at rs cu-
mnstirg point: ard by and by many who are leaviog
US are suIe TO return and occupy TIER olo pisces,
W. lie tie increased immigration from the East WI
give us new hands 10 develop the un5ounded aod
matches resources Ct these mountsins. We fear no
permanent evil from Fraser River II gold Is a.
at upoalt there as Tepesentso, many OF our lrehds
w5o are going will return with wen hAcd pcrses 70
CT 10Y the resus of their eaventures N oar dsg ets
Gin ate /. is difficult 10 wesn any person who mas
re lcod for any length OF time in our STATE iron TIE
st.achu EFT formed during such residence. Ilus We
are led TO believe that California viii hneiy be W.
mers,ly TIE gamer by the astonishing eveG:s when
are ROW taking place.
tn Caareros Chronicle saws: The fever for this
rev Ii Dorado OF the North is on the increase 10
fearful extent, snce the arrival OF tue last se.,
fiom the gold region, aud threatens 10 depopGi.e
the county, although is more yi'ulent IN some !oc vi
ties than oilers. In this innedis.s vicinity snos,
every one ttat can get awsy has gone, or is msKrs
preparations TO 90. Property Of al KINGS De1g ssS
iiced to raise tie funds 70 travel with. house ana
To-. in this town was offered for ssls a. public suc'oo,
lew days s1ce, ard bid In by the owner a. flV0.
The same properly sold snort hcle s'nce i)r sJ'.
coed mining claims are et er sold for little or nothng
r abandoned entirely. Mea can be seen a. 81 'irnes
OF the day &C leced togetter In snal squads cis
IL TIE news, ard Specializing on the cnances OF gel
tfg to tire new mines, the best roads etc Ine ia..
i, giea Iorticn Of the population = deterulneu "
e, ard il would be use!-ss 20 attenp: 10 d-,laue
III en- frou It. 60 they NJ IT. and 90 they Will. w.
the whole We think, urcer ire circumstances, Inas
ths scorer they &c. away tie sooner gu. Stse W. W
fled Up sgsin by emigraiitr from the At!anHe o'a.
ard Luiope. Iris late excitement Will STAT " -.
st ores such emigration a. was never Know s
history of tie world before. II vii come nom -.
tiers, ard in few years viii densely Pop'ps.. ~
whole Pacific side of the Continsat from sHe hUs'
posssss ons &c the Gulf Ct California
Tie CAioa Dcmecrat says: m
The rrsh fer tie Frazer River counuy SUI "a
tiIues, although every person writiog from 49, ~.
yits his frerds TO wait q few months Unit, .n 1is
better facilities for react-g the mines, ana so -
tine for tie rivers 10 70 do sn which are now 10 ns
tina: navigation Is extremely dangerous sna t-;e
very aicul. At preseu. every tnins ags ,st;sr
TO that country. The steamship comp sriee, -
advantage of the excitement, are -1argles id 80
erormo usly ign rates, while tie stase noss, .,.,
etc. charge just such prices &c they Posse ~ :, III.
how eIorbi,ant AID those gong 70 tne sccounts
present tine IL have to submit to L. Az 1870
agree that at present the Indians are Vet! Lssn
some md in rsDy instances the miners I.'e -. -
ceure.ed to give them blankets, proVhioIS 49, T.
crcer to keep from engaging in brois Win 49,. -
q short tine il Is thought Gov. DougtAs W. R..,Sa
or GcieIt to protect the miners N tnen fsv
this, vts. material difference vii stopping ae ~. ~
mcttbs make, II the mnss are anything IKE Inoso !"
Catoris. BY tia. tine everything WI WI 49, rcn.
Az n stis,s more ssttlsd the fiveu VIZ oA.e eo.s
d,sp. sxd sr ere III 10 cAaecs tor W. :" WIN
v:ti ;yi te,rs q, :cnssset fear x lssS s"~''