The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-25


SAp. ionen orouent - witn MN copy OF me Rocky
s ,nS Ha SSns as
neDt TIE Ntaos ia published at Cherry Creek Kansas
ana p,sseSS very good ypsssspnca sp
ssS Of sysrs asnsrs aSa
blscksmi,hs underagers bakers Commission merchsnts
in the sdye,,isny conmns Of me Ne. TIE editor rrse,s
his readers in the following - ~
sALyrAronY-wh bat in orr hand and our best bow
sspsoiy Of an sei,or We make our dsSa IN he fur Wts
where the noun,ai,s look down the hottest
.Esr day az well as 70 The ~insrs cold here rsers
& di,, 10 mo p na VIZ ". ~
ysncirr wave OF Angiosaxon enterorse and cisz lion
where fondy hope will be erected great aud
powerful state another empire in the serhood OF emps
Our soure marked out We VIII adhere 70 with sesisst
nd I'm Sr oe l ~ ,vmh spsS, os s anu @ n rca"iv
forward tn long ara olesaant With onr
readers hoping well part send forth TO he world
The first number Of the Rocky Mo,oadia Ne1s.
The editor then disceursss editorially as follows
,ocvx xorvr.,v 80,
Hurab Cor the land shsrs The q COR AMI the mountain
Are srsrhlipg with asures no language hath told
Where TIE wsveof the and spray of the fountain
Are briknt with the gnter OF genuine god
ne ~ ION os naeay noapsns me- rom me desert
lately rising lonely in naies c silence the cheerful nass
Of . multitude I'LL the air that but lately echoed
ory the occasional voice of q weary wanderer. The
buffalo and deer that but Yesterday scarcely feared
pe Jtm o MAJ ars orVeu oy me presenoe OF men
,.,nhsd tor p ns1e ~ ey Da nsa amos. nn
are nm object Of fesr 10 The oi grim ,sveIisys h, s
selves q an re trembling before the coming
wsye Of countless emigration The poor indian heretofore
quiuy osaed by treaty row pushed rudey ON oy the
ne Irsisns ~ c any ea y. year s soso
sn almost Inc sst n,ace ,hen nd Ssir
cesny Men are rapidly gathering tosssr 10 WIS are but
cites in embryo formation, all psrsp OF
busy life and heard 500 miles OF last years
pesis Of civilization The missouri river no longer the
bound over Zoo niles sonde bs s%srspu nov pes a.
hs base OF the Rocky Mountains ana here even in mid win
ter bias formed the nucles OF future State Spring mas
scarcely esipated the dsoaes OF winters yet
sanss are here many on their way and even nov
men Asf WIN tvd,y Tor news IRON 1e noantsn mines
.Se ana .xsns o. me gSd rs.ns reslze tnef
braska and ere his ia closed Win hundred
tho usapd Inhabitants
Tho nvonr,c.ore M ,h,s no,er how. r,,i, Within .
month past lived At Omaha within Zoo n;ss NJ IN. cold
region and have bad ABUNDANT onoor,nntv Of adns f
he trntb or fsitv of The ,es,ynopp dali i
mrs ~ Tho cold n,,nas '''A-'N' N"i' p'''A1 M 10
We tbnk There ia more e,,;dsnco y, re,,o,,. c,ar,t
of the rcbnees and ex,en, or these oins amd nn,aa
nndsr fay n,oro nniavorah,o o,e.t s, os,e 20
ed CO. 1 ss 1u .aIoes t.-n Wac OF
~ oi1 a., NO. ane g,oiognai STRUCTURE ls Tue
SAINT ss ane goia regions OF Caiuornla' ana men VINO
az az VII ln'ps ~ SensI ua. nave eAtin'oeu
nese nbes west OF NEBRASKA aud kansas as far as the
reaeon muuiu annt, anu p ououhco .oese OF sreater
promise nan NY ne,e.oiore known. me testhony is
40 70 we goa tnooen s not absolute as 70 tne
sAWDt anu r,cnness Oh the deposit we Know enough,
however, W pcleVe Na mIge popuation VIII sete nete
~ once ara prosper ana we believe tins will be reading
anu in'e'Hsen' PoPa,a.o i
~ ca, MiNI MINING INIiiiicENck.
Mr. H. T. smith has just called at our Office and shown us
packaee Oh eoo aust weighing lew GEMS over $42 Mr.
US nat tpe ID .ne result OF tnree days labor oy
tpIee men "oslg WIZ he common rocker aud that IN
u De" cam. ms Claim 10 on wnai 10 known as Dry
ot.h, nree ies Epove I'VE uLcuon WIN the Piate, and
.eu pues west Oh merry creek inc ABOVE stream now
oy ana tbe taer WIN wnch tney washed had 10 he OBJ
tanned by digging in the bed OF the creek to considerable
DEPTH thus consuming large portion of the three DAYS
employed The COLA is obtained from the surface down
ward increasing richness 1t descends but all paving
wash This gold is all scale or wash gold OF the 0nesi
quality, perfectly clean and pure
-, - 4, QoAElz GOLD
mr. eooowln mas just SHOWN us parcel OF quartz
goo whch ne states was aug by himself about eight
WIS "est bouoer ana some thrIy I'VE mics north or
These specimens nteTmxed with particles OF quartz
rock, similar in appearance that OF aiforna The
largest specimen weighs thirty two cents the parcel
rs worth something over $50.
Mr. G. states that he obtained IL from vein of decom-
posed quartz Elk eight inches 10 thickness, and lying
about three feet below the surface OF 10 ground
Mr. b. F. langley hes jfst arrived from bis mining claim
the south fork OF ST. Vrains fork OF Platte river about
forty miles northwest Of Cherry aed dfteeu
or swepy miles IN the mountains He has been in the
region since about the Ist OF January last has
the ground thoroughly and feels satisfied that
inc weather ge's little warmer miners can make
rom I'VE 70 esnt aouas per uay me snow SUI covers
most OF te ground 10 oeptb OF twelve to eighteen IN
cnes go tnas t.e reguar MINING can oe cone pat IL is