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

have been successful. At any rae, the dust psuy
among them.
on or near the Sound. A. Vancouver there are may
places where the color has been found; also 90 Wht'
BY lslsnd. On the trail from Bellioghsm By v
me mines gold reported to exist, at the orosGcgd
Lummey River ss veil as at the Lake. Touckse
this trail there is much humbug aAost, aad xaJ
was started, juss as the steamer was leaving BsIiH
ham Boy, that courier had arrived with iote!gsoe
that it was completed. do rot credit his ssory.
The operations on the road progress slowly, A,lkt
doubted whether the combined capital of Sshsus al
Whatcom will be able TO carry it through. Oos thisg
Is certain, whatever may DO the ultimate advantages
oheTed by the settlements Boiling ham Bay 70 per-
so5s oeeous OF reschiDg the mines, they hold o'h no
Inducements to travellers row. The safest snd cheap
est cetphe the exolbitant fare mode Of r-scbog tho
disgipgs az present is to connect With the S1rprse,
wren 10 announced 10 take passengers hereafter from
Belir gbsm Bay 90 we'll az Victoria Wnsn the nver
IL low the irail may rise into greater importance.
me uan IN question does rot propose 70 make ns
terminus on Fraser River, but toward Taompsoa
hiyer, where no gold has Jet beeni found, though e
probably e9i-ts. Previous accoants which seen %
cor met with this statement, are reconcilsd With
by this fact: The coarse gold from the Upper Pfssd
River was sold ct the Hudson Bay sts.ion ra,nf-
son River by the Indians, and coming down fro N hst
point wss received If from the latter; hence tss
niss'a,eu ent Thompson River, BY the way is merely
Q email! creek.
As yet, little gold has been brought 10 yic,ors, sr-
'ep. from the station Of the HudsoLs E,y Company,
where It is purchased from the Ind re- Al aIoO
owsver several thous aid dollars have been offered
or sale, but 10 extensive purchases III de osisg "
the mlners demanding $l6, while tie dealers we're nc
wiiiog 10 Psya higher rsts tnsn $l5 ~. A ported
o. :he gold purchased e. Wbatcom was from Ffsss5
RIVER above its junction with Tnompsoa River. sn3
was gold BY the miner who dug il. L. is o,srser n
ucb gold.
The Sar Francisco Herald learns from NJ. Ls~e
Don, inst down from the mines that Frazer River
Iat rapidly water being now four feet below bisn-
water marx. The miners are rot doing mu .h soe,
out II Confidently expected that great nuaDsr VII
DC aoe 10 ToIk within ten days or couple Of wssks
HE clam Of which Mr.. Dor Is enc Of a company u
possession Ia locsted on Q bar sbou, one mic sooys
Fort lac, srd It is thought i. will yield Handsomely
Is soon a. the river iss. Provisions cannot b hsd
wltnou. paying the most e1oi b!tAnt prices, susa e
w per barrel for black four At Fort Hops good
nour 10 wo'th $50, sugar 50 cents per possd, sae
osoer articles IN proportion. A. Fort Yale toeysn ~.
tle 70 be had for love money. 4ting and coohinS
etents are very scarce ard enormous prices are pSe
ior them. The Hadsoas Bay Company bd se5sa
TIE MINING implements of some miners on HlPs bsi,
Tor violating the law in regard 10 trsfickirg whisa
excited considerable indignation among the minors.
Ar. DOR thinks the best way TO reach the digging
on Frazer River is by water, and not the trail - -
river viii 10 nsvigable for canoes within week o.
two.
Tie Satellite, o. Monday last, ovsFhsuled sl'vss