New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
Neualork Daily Gribn,te,
FROM PIXIES PEAK.
Seven Days Later Intelligence.
NEW DIS SEQ T. r T. :.
Mr. Greeley at the Mines.

From The I<aren1oyth Times (Ezty0l, June %.
In the storm and buster of last night, there came
tidings Of great riches found in western Kansas.
The mines are. proving more glorious than was
ever dreamed of in a boundess wealth.
Horace Greeley safely arrived in the Express at
Denver City, going through IN SIX DAYS And TWENTY
THREE HOURS.
The Express to this city made the trip in EIGHT
nays and were detained one day through slight ac-
cident. 81 500 were received by Smoot N Russell
A. 600 to them, the rest in Eastern cOnsgnments.
Mr.. Williams left here on the 3Uth OF May, spent
some time in the dggings and returned on the 18th OF
june
son diggings, which Mr.. Greeley had not visited III
IL thought they will equal the Gregory diggngs Other
rich discoveries have also been made.
Smoot a Russell received 1912 worth OF . the ore
from the jackson diggings. They also have o'her
Tones Russell start mail and express every Tues
day. They will soon put on daily coaches. Ihis Is
the best way of getting to the mines. ...o,.a
The expresses will make the round tp IN TWO weeks
Eastern exchanges will make particular notice OF this
importart fact-aso that Mr. Greeleys fattering re-
ports only relate to the Gregory dggings "he o'heS
equally rich he has not yet visited.
MIR. Greeley gave'a man 500 to pick him out good
claim on which TO work lie was delighted with the
country and meant to remain there some days
IThis extra also contained the statement of Aessrs
Greeley, Richardson and Willard, which we print else
where-Ed. Irib.l
From a Second Edition Of The Learea'9rh Tires lLI,ai
TINES OFFICE, June " l.. H.
few hours since we published Il large extra 4 'meS,
containing most satisfactory statement from Horace
Greeley A. ID. Richardson and Henry Wizard 4 tmcs
correspondent in reference 10 the Immense goid de-
posts at the Gregory Diggpgs and the genera rch-
ness of the whole gold district.
OF these extras we have sold two thousand copies,
and as the demand is so large for new Information We
take pleasure in issuing another extra winch VIII be
found to contain equally encouraging ana haeTns IT,
ports. . t;h ;.o1 loo,
NIGHT would have made the trip in seven days had 1t
NOT been for an accident which happened near Station
Twelve on last Thursday The coaches were gong at
swift rate while thousands OF Buffalo swarineu on
tbe nlaps and in the road. a herd happened 10 pass
directly in front of the mules who took rght ana ran.
The driver dropped the reins and jumped Tor the
mules He caught the harness, but they dragged him
alorg as though he was feather
Ii. ID. Williams in the coach and stroye TO eaten
the reins.
In this he partially succeeded but the Infatuated ami
mails maid no heed 10 the check and dashed madIy
toward precpice. Mr. Williams, seeing tina, his life
depended on getting from the coach, made as careful
lean as possible. lie was caught, however, by the
ctipg painful though not severe inmyon the latter
In few moments, mules, coach and all rolled over
the steep deciyity Marvellous to state neither ani-
mails nor coach was injured though two OF the iorm'
made good their escape. II took day TO eaten the
runaways. -,
The express route to the mites is now fully estab'
hshed and the trip either way is made IN ten days.
Fare $l25. These expresses make the Journey one
Of great pleasure and actual comfort. ~,
The Buffalo along the ron e swarm IN countless
herds.
Wele. our correspondents tell then own stories in
regard 10 the gold district. concerning which It were
now rank atheism TO croak humbug.