, 1859-02-21

tn1@'ofahle ADMINISTRATORS frsu s.Irt
lsuis!4ns.


lsfotn tas St Louis Democrat. f7;h.t
Aus4sI1 CIT. z. T.. Jan, H. 1ka
f.v;nv oa,s hn,a naa most pleasant winter. No tuf.
Trends, on the contrary, att have epio,ed NOT
AnE heato, AID TIRE I'd excellent spiri,s
LAY before yesterday, it vas d warn as snm.
n GSs. tes'etaay the thermometer stood above
simmer heat and today II Il rs warn ana n,o,a
agreeable than either OF the nreyious Iavs I's ~.
neat being tempered with delightful breeze' >1@
oome PEI s5ils have already comn,encej ro,t.
ng n ne MINES; but 20 fur It pass poorly. Die-
geB VINO nave been the most soecsssful lave not
n.ds H. a LITE: ooa's per day. aal some have not
u very hne. It lakes from 20 to 80 particles tn
nahe !ae value nf cent. The larr1.,t sncck
~ Wh1ch hare dea'd Of. will not weigh more than
aFs IL GEMS ~ ya!Ge az tug large Jumps ,hat you
were never obtained iu this rrsion-they bel nc, no
10 California. All the accounts Of gold fa;noa ~
au exua'agant character are tbe tab,icat;,ns ~
Speculation. 1wih to pat sou and Others on 1be;r
G",5a s, asans. these stories especially Gen Lsr-
not kpoH anything about the matter, IhaTe mi
ounn . gtod prospect yet; AID an on lie
ground; 1sentnte the prediction thal few ner.
sons W1l make fortunes hunling eoll M this cann
v;.b ~ nTa h,rs ~ feeng is believing" let ali who
Ell 81 peeiuniug to ge1 s view OF lin.
fktueeo are uote han two hundred cabins hui,t
L nete "a4 1"e hundred mora are to be erected
oesase .ao !ass OF March. A good hotel will be
TeaaI zee 1os The oosrders" By the end Of My.
Width. and ooe hundred sud twenty feet ions
aneeulatoss are already husily engaged in layinr
ou cltles, around the diRgiues and they arr the
fellows who are sending 10 tbs States auch g]ox,
ing accounts Of gold discoveries.
a. eaoagn o. GOLD ID not found before The lat.
- PETE o. Nayt unhny now here will 70 to Cajf.
fornla, New Mexico and Arizona, Wills nal a
lev will pitch their tents in ,bis new reo;on ~
| Lie. WAN D0" 1es'on aoe
"a am writing, hear that IN af1rsy is going
en e about txosqua!es ffom my cabin. Thee or
Tour men have got iaso quarrel, and tho Tencyt
Of pistols is dstinctly heard, if auyhadr has
peen nuFt, Will ntise You the particulars.
| 1ae ptlneapal amusement here during the
wlatef mas been esFd-plaJug, falling yarns, and
orlnking most execrable whIaky. Tas latter IL
.o1sa NV per gallon in st. Lonis it would cost
must nos omit to tell you that I have nat
seoo "nate woman alace Lett tho States
Il. L. BoL1oS.
ANOTHER LETTER PROM CHERRY cgrEs,
Nease permitted to make tue folowin. extracts
itum 4s private letter from Me. Joan Bruce and
| Smith: ~'' ~ AA' a. -"
ArRAR1A c1rY. January g. 1esa
!9e!e Is pleaty Of gold here, or in the vicinity.
out ts Is scate1ed over large surface OF couutry
ane Is very hpe. Few naen are mining n,w, but
are making from IS to s. and IS pr day. We
gould Dot advice any one who is doing vel in ti,o
s!ateS TO come ous here, but to all WHO were sjtn
ateu IKE re *ere, woafd say cone. 81 Nr.
smith, tell all Of onr friends at the hou;e. When
1oe 1eceise this, that this IS fine country,
au haea ,nere a, VIII Us large quantity Of gold dug
ne'e ne1s SUMMER, ana they may get portion Of
Il. II Is the opinion at Gil here t1at there are
latge deposits in the country, can take a picf
aIn NJ; ~ oul aese apy whefe. anil flnd gofd, but l.
VIII not pay to yotk it. t only pays aloug .;r
hsttsr , soses ses. ~. me are u hopes t. give you
weather IS been most too cold to p,osnect 1nueh
:. the land IL good for faFrpiag. Tns wtssher rr
1s pleasant IN the Ta(iefs but Tery cold in ~
L:o9n'a!as, 1hicn are but twelve uiies from ri.
Sey tne south Platte and its tributaries ara
M;th n"oe5eo aga tho mountains arc covered
n.:4 Pigs: we and great abundance Of gang
sush ~ elk, mountain sheep and anseions 3W. ~.
are oat OF tie buffalo raoge, but came thror.h
1mnenAe herds Oh onF way ont. and .hot .avssnt
o. thsm* the war (Bruce) wounded ons a.
one osy, ano 20 turned On ue sad run me soua
considerable dsstance, and made nv esc.ns ,s he
climbing tree. TIC Indians are ir;endiy ~, ~
He don't knox how long they will remain TO-
1oa19, de-, JoHy BRucx
JoaS kkARxa.
4r11L NsoTHKR LITTLE.
The following is an extract from Letter r..
eelsea og gentleman ln the EpeainQ Nttes of-
nee. from ST. Louisian at the Cherry Creek
gold diggngs:
AUa1A1A. K. T.. Jau. q, 1861
1have been roaming through tbe
mountains stnce last wrote to you. an now
as the mouth Of Cherry Greek We hare about
two hundred houses completed, and uaoy mora
10 process Of constrnesou, Every day hrioos
additional discoveries Of gold, aud It ia nav
found IN every direction around Us. Afew daYs
ego, witnessed Bone men working IN Tia
Platte. about Two miles from here look from
hole some dirt and tanned it. and oot ahout
eight ceuts. They told no theY wars m:kinp
about sif dollsrp per day. al.boash they hxd to
casry their dirt about two hundred yards to w.
ter, and II was 40 cold they could not half work
with Rocker. can safely say to sou and nv
friends that man provided with good tools. "a
GOOD weather, can make IS day. The d;oreJ.
40 nos work now more than abopt four hours Of
the day, d nooS, ahsn il 10 warm. an pros-
pse.ng. and hare not Jet found anything mors
than hare already mentioned. would advise
those at home who are doing .el], to stsy vhero
theY are; but if there are any 5ou1g men 1ho
are fond Of hard wors and want 10 W their jpct
let them come along. They can make somr.
thlnR, aud learn a great deal Packing ont il
preferable, as persons eau make the tfip IN tE.n.
y days. Your friend. ]. q. ". cooscx.