The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15
THE NEW GOLD DIaaINas.
Our San francisco Corrsspordsnee.

San FRANCISCO, June q, 1883
would be hard 70 convey 70 the rosder out OF Cafor
conception OF the intensity OF tho excitement that
prevails every part OF the STATE concerning the Frazer
and Thompson river mines. Not since Tho discovery Of
gold In California ten ago, has there been anything
10 equal in The Upxed States. Every steamer snd sail
ing vessel that leaves here ehoksd up with passengers
and the tide OF emigration appears only 70 have just set
m The excitement RACES with the utmost fury, and moth.
ing thought spoken Of save the richness and extent
Of the Fl Dorado. Politics, the Utah war, and every
thing that could interest, have been forgotten the a.
universal desire reach the bleak supposed an
riferous fields Of the Hudson Bay Coupapys territory.
Old and young, married and unmarried, merchant and
mechanic all are going to the dggnxs Our popula
ton, made up OF sdventurers, reckless and many
disappointed men yields it's tboussoos 70 the that
set towards sbefnorth, and IL would only .,
the commencement Of the exodus There use dcuy.
ing that tho fever has reached high point, and there
sucIep, grounds for tho belief that unless something &C.
10 Lessen is violence, California will lose low cal
culaton one,hrd Of s male inhabitants within tho next
sx months The and stages the Interior arrive
daily freghsd with their hundreds OF anxious gold
ers eager reach the Of the discoveries The
crowd cannot be stayed for monenttney 60 determined
10 discover the value Of tho nanes, to which well
here say doubts expressed The spirit OF al
that the people, and the hope OF acquiring
wealth By month labor levers Il useless 70 ,ep
W countersc The emgrsnis that have reached the
mines say, consequence o, the climate aud high water
that delay IL three proper 10 allow successful
operations 70 be carried ye, every steamer AMI sail
ing takes of is load Of passengers Hostile and
daring Indians well armed, vigorous a1d brave, vho In
habit the courtry-a barren and waste region sn nhos
piisbe climate and route up river full a psr-are
oDsscles 10 hem They resolved 70 Do among the
rrtt 70 gather The precious sands Caorala during tho
Aaa arc Int
thing 70 equal what has FOR The last moah
low raging throughout the state Tue crowd Of miners
that arrive here nom the interior Astonishing q
alarm 20 these interested the prosperity
Of the country Real estate has fallen while the price
labor has advanced The Frazer river exctemsu must
temporarily ipjure business 10 California by drawing OF
portion Of our best population, but Ia the end will be
Advantage by attracting large migration from the East
ern states
MS though, By some OF our papers that wths Informs.
ton OF the discovery Of gold in the british territory
Sufficient quantities 10 pay for labor al California rates
should prove 10 be correct may expect 20 hear
of British being pot the line from Panama 10
vAncouver's Leland touching ssu Francisco Arrange
mens are now 10 progress 70 connect Panama with s1uth
spop by steamships An agent Of ne company left this
cy shout month ago y complete the esabshment Of
he line. With ample means OF transportation you'd
have population Of farmers, mechanics aud labor
ing men who constitute ne real wealth Of every conmu
nhv.
The openueof the WAGON road from Missouri ard Ar.
ksnsas 70 CsEorRk thereby givus US scmi-weeky con-
rehusniep.c route, viii add grea, facilities 10
Of commun cation, aud ago sord means 20 augment orr
population and h the placer ms IL vacant By tire -ush 20
Frazer river. California naturally the fines. sg-icuitu
raj country IN ;he world $40 possssaes beautiful aot
heshful climate. All che needs 70 deyel0pe Der cereal
wealth N q sufficient number OF farmers.
1he recent discoveries OF gold IN the north may tempo
rsrily disturb the business Of people, pCt Will n
maiely maze California what nature Intended q % bshs
garden spot Of the would There no prospec. OF dul
n1hpg the mania Frazerrver but there n az b. taken
sven from The present evil 10 California bright hopes for
lasiing benefit 20 her interests s reported from the
Interior mining camps that y month ago teemirg
viii life are now desoate and claims ths. several tAou
and dollars offered for refused few weeks
siDce sold fr four VI that mercy. Labsrers
VINO In vain sought work At low price demand ard
receive high wages. Entsrprislng and Industrious cs'
zeusmercbants established IN business for years--nsye
left and are nov preparing 70 leave. 10 the cities ne
stampede q no less Some faint tea OF the eycusment
that obtains may be gathered from the rewsrspers put
Ito real proportions cannot be realized The ever ana m
results trye drected pu,c attention 70 sewers important
Questions connection with the effect VIII nave on me
future OF California; the probability OF esao hing large
rcia emporium 10 the British possessons north the
RICH OF the Hudsons Bay Company, mer claims under
their charter and treatment American miners 70
receive and lastly evidence Of the existence OF gold
in arse quantities on Frazer and THOMPSON rivers.
me las consideration being by all odds the most i'm
port~pt may be well 30 speak Of first The large emil
srstlon 10 the mines will n oncs settle the question
,he belief has firmly hold Of the minds OF the PEG
ple that gold be found 10 abundance rns fact so
ans hence The excitement But the Inhabitants Of this
eass are easily moved, aad these has been reports cru