New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
TIE TURN OF TIE TIDE.
e Of The 81. Louis Rcrubl!csu.

Ce--rsronaf nee Of The :; Louis RcJuhcsn.
LF,,InwORTH May 10 lo~.9
There is no use 10 attempting to disguise the inct
that great Revision has taken place IN toe public
mind IN reference to the New FL Dorado Of Pixies
Peak This fact is established by the very percept
bile decrease in the emigration at all points Of which
this city presents exception. The tide Is ebbinS
fast and whether il again rulges tow ard the Rocky
Mousaus at least in quest OF gold Is at present some
what lIobematieal. 49, -,....
to the universal prediction, should now have been at
it, greatest hight has had most depressing Influence
upon business. Merchants are very generally pro-
yiccd with large stock Of merchandise, especially
mining tools for which they find buyers, and all
DE various branches Of trade feel the pressure 81 the
present stagnaion. Property and rents are not y,i
af,ecieo, but remain prrposteronsy high YET snouiu
IL. re be increase the puDiic confidence win Re
,pec to tie gold regions, reaction must a-surcdly
occur IN each the prominent ryer towns which have
s,aked 20 largely upon fortunate solution of tue
Pixies Peak problem.
traordipaIy anc diauetrically different phases aud
lr il what involves the matter IN stli more neAr1-
cable perplexiiy. few days since, seemingly reiia-
be accounts, leveIy report wnlch we have ha' iro"i
the mines WITH most remarkable CONSISTENCY, bas
come from unimpeachabie authority, we're received
here and el.ewhcre in which Oul'uous siletce was
uuitiaiLed in relation to gold prospects There were
no new discoveries, nor even ruuors Oi any. Inc
letters Of certain cuepndchis known To be Interest
cd in pro-peciiye SacrameDto>, were banrn oi such
intelligence rs the Unsuitable appttte Of the public
nov Graves the most. No itcon-idefabe quantity ol
pi,tolay evidence pronounced the eAsience " Sod
| III pawn quantities utterly iass.
diIer details u news exhibited an alarming state Of
i o. ar org the 10 proydtn e" granis WhO7e scGn'y
suit lies barely sutccd 10 enable thru 10 exc ON 'heu
r,i.i.uce until they reached their Land Of PROMISE, 10
find .ta,ysti stalipg them ia the face. Some b 81
ahead, perh.d from want, AID the greatest de.'Eu'
ton prevailed in common, for the towns ana nhh'g
can js contained Magazines to feed an army 81 hun'
crv vretcb.s apd ibe stock 81 provisions wa- badly
ADEQUATE to the demand, OF husr vino w!neTed III the
| mines The social condition Of the gold seekers II
easier coniectured thai described. Murders aud roh
h.res were becoming frequent for vii not safve,
| a,G the cry vi " blood q bread Is 10 new one.
Uurdres--eoue accounts say thou auds-oi emil
grants had turned their backs upon Pixies Peak the
goal Of their ambition under hose lofty regard strange
scepes are being enacted, and were Vending incl; ~
| toward the Missouri. MANY IT them, II Is asserted
lever Proceeded beyond Forts Laramie or hesfnry'
bot hearing these posts the gloony ruu"'s rom 'ue
| other duec'i,n, became disheaitenei ala fe''aceu
,hrr sttpr II il justly charG-abe tha. tbs css OF
.iuigrhtis are hardly c"upet.Lt to Geciit upon 'he
merits OF deueriis Of tie mineral resources OF emery
Creek the adjacent ounthin region, ana i / ai-
90 that Hsuy ui The ost exaggerated uI the uisc"Hr
| aging reports which If late have obtained cuHeuc!,
are directly .rareabe to parties who never 81" even
The p,pIaee Of Pixies Peak. That many have return
ed a. ruu.bris are daily arriving back, pnne paly
from the Northern or Platte route. Ii ludi>putabie
IL j. obyi u at this tine that The pubhc want scl-
ard LOT PAPER evidence and that DO qGsnti! Ui ne
latter 10 matter Of bow brilliant pupo,, can sustain
forced b, He-ied pouches OF dos, ar weish'y nngee
Of the pitciou- ore. Reuittances must come TO the
several Pants dypes 20 be exchanged for provsons,
clothing and implements or else 9" kes Peak NUT
take lie place II the category O! exploded huIbagr oi
which ''Guld Buff - Kern aud Fraser RIVER
are the garipg though seemingly fruitless examples
Correspondence The Cincinnati Gs,r'te.
ONkhs, Nebraska Territory,
May Ii, 1879.
For the past week have been stopping in this
pleasant civ of three Thousand inhabitants. I en-
raCed passage with spsy Tor the miees but untayor-
abe news has detained them, and may prevent ther
gong u, all Up TO four days since, the emigration to
the inrs had exceeded fity teams per day through
this place alone. Then rumcrr resehed u- u rtafn-
ing parties, and are IN the midst OF grea'
s;snpoGe.
| There are row. between here and Fort kesrney,
four team. returning t. gong Hest. Some have
| beer ffiv miles out: one hundred; while come
claim 10 have been ~hiu fifty mules " Cherry Creek.
There bs- been perfect paic and parties Gle ru-hlog
back pruel IL Tar greater haste than ,bey went out
Ihsy. talked with many Of these returned miners,
they fseeiiously called aud am unable 70 earn
| am god reason for their return.
TIE poor fellows who have incurred al the eSprr>r
and endured the fatigue of hundreds Of miles, ana '"~
return are the most foriosn LOT Of travellers ever De-
held MANY If them rad strained every nerve, and *
haused every resOurce able them ,o make the UP
Meet OF th-ni frou4 the Western States and nenr!
being 60 cfhcui, t. obtain could raise II without
great exertou. Nov then money - gone, OF hNe-'eu
IN property they have use for AID they thrown ou'