The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-20
BY OVERLAND MAIL,

'SSAAS
Louis Republican:
The news in regard to gold mines on the Gila and
Colorado is confirmed, and has created quite ex-
excitement among gold seekers all over the State
Col. John Walker, Indian Agent in Arizona, esti-
mates the whole number of amicable Indians in this
Territory at 10000, embracing the Pinot, Marico-
pas on the Gila, which number 5000, and the Pa
pagos and the tame Apaches, which number 900
The hostile Apaches, Moganoes, Kioteros &C., num-
Der in all about 900. The hostile Indians, how
ever, all come under the name of Apaches. They
are mostly seen along the Overland stage route,
and it is from such savages that danger may be ap
pretended to the stations and stages. These In
dians have not, yet, manifested any disposition to
kill white men and content with visiting the
station at Stean's Peak, and demanding corn which
is given to them in order to prevent violence and
defer open hostility.
The Apaches are inimical to the Mexieans. As
for the whites, they only restrained by fear
from commencing war at once. 1t is said that they
can bring 1000 warriors into the field armed mostly
with rifles and shot guns, obtained by theft, pur
chased from traders (Mexicans) who came from the
Rio Grande.
Gold has also been found on the north side of the
ella, and in such quantities as to induce some mi
ners to commence digging and piling up pay-dirt in
anticipation of the wet season, when water will be
more convenient AT present these dggings are
some three miles from water. The miners labor
under great disadvantages Provisions are very
scarce.
A number of Mexican miners are to be employed
at the Copper mines on the Colorado.
letter from Carson Valley, dated Nov. II, says:
Comnon ", rlI ,t anu .hn GU
1t is in successful operation to Lake Bigler, eight
miles beyond the summit of the Sierra Nevadas,
VII, -, 80 y Z o - N @ @ LII III ~ ~ w; -" , W m VA ~ O
patches.
DR.. Geo. NJ Bales formerly of Lahaina a gradu-
ate of the University of Michigan, and of the Col
os7obI;bJ LiIr ~ az IN ~ w" a'a
tion Of h; ' ii"Nouaoi '"p"i iol 'iie p az
Tbn nnoto, .,o,, ,,, IT., oud ,h;.o
- tti 'nuiiollel Was Tic secohu WI Wlilto
~ ~i aIV'iEu I S III 'n1 'he. M,luerhesS VI the MeS''
oeyohu the oa{uSa iake, IN theState OF New ork,
III us y, ItieI M pIougnI up IN the heart Oh the d
cd ot f 49, f taAes t1e oPeh-
" P " " o"Pdii iot nlS iuture Uuu resluence'
Durih2 Ihe last week l5,Zl5 ounces OF gold were
coileu at the united states MINT.
ADpnsr or C,r-,,r,,,,.,,nr,n, ,Io.,-ax, p-,,
ninon,o f ~, NJ vi Ia an L. u
CT g M !o1' vi N, nag oIei, T. dl lleeicu
~ ~. el'r"s' n huihoer vi PnotoS,aPhlc
plteS anu ues lor altering noLes OF various ueh0m-
thationS, anu press were ,ouhd IN ms mouse. Inc
"sihesS hdS oecn cdrIleu On ior Two ol
three years past and though suspicion has fallen
on on persons IN west Troy ana other places, there
llas not oeIn suGl eNlueilce as Mouiu warrant al,
ies'. wv ionE iiiLo d" Noila "chI li'o pc3"n
h9use nous anu wnIe tnere notlceu hulnoer m 0L Dank
lilS y iilS .i Iio L 'e, MS oIl
snd f. ?r h "s % pecuL anu
sue "sNeu MA WA thc piis % "elE lere lor me ans
mel wa: Ii''iC tley iI"u i'l.en III wafer anu were
t Ina mrcl was E
~ sot V 81 su NhPte " hiehCIIh 'nc
@ ~ w nel huspahu. ne was
a a 'tc petIe seI m te i. ""ts vi Ie MoIlu, anu
@ @ uiI ~; sc1in 81 VIZ atu-
atbo od oosoninr r,onc IT, tb;r n' r, ~
Iorro donomirot t;on-Sucb az Rro,rr U,ouid ho mn
TkeIv to have surnlns Of came to tho conclusion
tbot tbay wern connterfa;ts and tbot tho ,rortb,,
Guardian of the pubIic ncace was engaged in the
business of manufacturinr money which never
of operations was at once instituted which resulted
in the arrest of n nest full of onerators
The Troy Times saws that the photoprapbic
plates seized Gas specimens ofthorough nicetv and
accuracy of the art are beyond comnarison Whom
arrested Brown had in his nossession n LARGE
amount of genuine ones on the Farmers Rank the
Market Bank, and the Central Bank of this city
all of which were beyond doubt to be increased in
yalue While the officers were searchinp the
house an individual who resides in a country town
and who it is now known is connected with the
matter passed out of the house with a small trunk
under his arm. That trunk was full of altered
notes
The press upon which the plates were worked is
the kind ALWAYS used in such oppratons and weiohs
about one hundred pounds This press was until
within short time past worked by Vincent Rev
nods who is now under arrest at the West for
nossinc counterfait money One man was knnt
constantly employed at his office and from fifty to
one hundred bills were altered every day during
"working season." No outright counterfGits were
and other apnaratus for the purpose of carrying
omonnt of shusinoss, is dona Tbronob tbeso no
mints tho minte tbrourbont tbis Section Of +bo
country have hann snnnI;ed ,,
INrf.-o
r D . ,o , o, d ~ m o,.
S,.d ~, TaIt,,a oh; hn0 o"io
'''t',1t'I 4k: I ooiuious, onio, say ..,r
AC ls season Vi IG yIHr I Wilen Che tlue o, trdVe
I ID ~ T. " u I'n 'o ', ~, ShI Ce"I'. oHo
nG @ any """' rI"i up III pun
lc iPoi '@noc anu ine SredI mass
VI ll"yTl rom tle otsI anu !ooutnwest " bll
noie "as.ihs ton, Pna, anu oIhtr eastern
ties' nus ny ioloN these eaO thoI
"n" IL gives Us Pie"sure W sUale ldI helther
Oh these roaas were ever IN pettef condition lor
Ipins Ie Witt Mitei H "oiH tll th.y are DIT present.
l",iiS ieochCty l"Selleu otel Ihe rcute' we can
SPEAK knowingly anu empnaticaliy OF the regularl-
y y anu pr pIoinpthGIss I win Wlcll taey MAKE connec-
W ''iu I'M, se ~ anu i'iu. s''tentlohS
a. I "a 'i l M "a;tip ~ | m =
t te Inc a. anu Supu pi ic tcA anu az
I IL @ III oo, ~ go 81 ~ - ti; - G M 80 W @@ o
aionI tL ro,,t =; hoortiGI III H. ,o ~ i
, q go o 49, a. - - IL H. It -: a. 80 10
co,ptr i snrynd mn r. ,osSonoS III '''e
- T9 - ".;l1ap 90 "" p " ls5ei .,.
t - t "" "Vsli tn tte " Pie
49, i ..,i IN r 'oanc ~ @ 'tS' tS' l a:1. inc ~ n''.e
Zee eeu icnill Moy anu accluenls occur
| So II Il d! VI m o ~ . .oto 'ian I T'l many otnels'
C1uer Ihelr present management, Ine route Is con-
t sluereu one oi tiie greess' saies,, anu most sue
&c | - ~ III o 49, .il tI az as 'io stnoi"' PoPuailIy
vi te roaus anu Inelr oceIs' Is tne uesI assurance
o' their continued Improvement.
ihE ohlo TRUST Co.-on FRIDAY Judge Storer,
ol the superior Court gave ms oplmon upon the
RUE issued against Messrs. mclean d hllpreail,
the recevers OF the y. .; Court to show cause why
'hGy Sho uia uI hoU NC acVacheu ioF conteniPI. -.
"u'SG S'U'ei, III SNins tiic 0Plhloh' c'nPhIIlcdi
y asserted the JURISDICTION OF the Superior Court
ana helu also that N. y. mclean ana T.. hloreat,