New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
The Sacramento Union has the following article on

leads IN State. twas Uncovered In July last by Brooks
trs and has o. H. with only $50 ezpens for
Tsebny $3.50 hs. I.id from @ ,.sr e. On u. hrs, Sssn
alone used The rock worked over sssin n an
5 The u sss s where ma The wheels
cro,..a in he road il las BE- traced most Of he
material @ 50 e s WITH an angle q ssse and the rock
grows cber and richer Thers plenty Of water IN the yieio
tie had Brooks Uncovered ths vein BY working surface
dsgns with rOct. at 80 per day snS c9n'ppag on wo5asa
his family In the Fast who joined him On ons day
he picked up in a pan $50 In anal pieces"
Extremely rich auriferons quartz has been discover
ed near Jacksonville Southern Oregon, and terrible
excitement ia raging there in consequence corre-
ppondent of The Alta writes Tins under date Of the
25tb ult.:
The quartz has continued to hold undpued possession
s q s are ineeSons IN Extension Of r.vsgs adjoining
ease when it is known that within six weeks old Dane
Foupe permitted one stray sreeks Of good luck to strike
,bsa soaspin y Kindly lifting the wet blanket comparative
poverty rom number citizens and plunging them head
S hs shS"s my @
put rev face on affairs Of this region which will ee
ont ash epoush from our qnsrz lodges bitches suf
fciepty extensive to set about loO men wok sucin: on
the ric6 bills gulcbes fats and thus make u.s. In some de-
gree Independent Of such dry times as we have enjoyed TIM
Writer. ....
and regard for the very generous manner In which shell
The Emirrsnt Company ns called have hnishs
their after grinding for two days on on quartz
that would about "n s I o,dpSsspSsS 10
pounds Of rich quartz then starting the engine e. the
and STmd sr s zen s%omned to the @
OF hundred and forty ounces OF gold which WI assay ABOUT
on, u The cracks in the bed Of the arssr which escaped their
notice the first cleaning up-whch makes four hundred ana
ninety for the first day. work with the prme Me
The same day of the Company taking quartz
quartz taken out and estimate it found that in
that time they had taken out the enormous sum
of $4,000 These figures astounding but they ex
press nothing more than soidfsct 80,
1t that there are twelve Ise o. me eege
of pure unbuned twenty inches wide and SIX deep
that permested with threads OF gold, and VIII pay ABOVE zen
%Ga per p919S 80 Ont rs at e Of six G
pays dollar to the Tomorrow they could easily take
ont . 800 GOV worth of quartz"
THE INDIAN MASSACRE.
Charles Rosser writes as follows from Eureka, I'M
der date of the 26'h ult, to The BuAet1n;
Tho ysmS ssd ws ssmP@ed any wheve but
simply whites thought they supplying the In
dns II ss bo this batckery were encouraged
quicke ned this bloody work Of destruction oy ma
less hn determination Of an and Gesasd
viii queDeh their thirst Tor blood ana oco osooe
residing Bay aroused from their umpers 9y the
sbpat ihTeeqHsfers mile distant opposite the Town Of
Eureka small boat started from the city wharf i9f the scene
the bodies Il about forty Indians lay stretched he Island
dead supposed that when the full particulars are
in All The aforementioned massacre headed as reported
by Indian and 9syed By %S y 81 se p Of Se se
hue gentleman returned from the scene Of the massacre says
the above VI as written reported that similar
sck made Bucksport Humboldt Point and FIX
River The number ndsn that have been bgcheTed ere
vet prkuown While am writing the Indians have kinded
IRE on the Island present burning the dead"
The following is a newspaper account OF terrlole
massacre of indians on the shore Of Humboldt Bay:
ha: party Of me.i and a rD TSS o
nation.
Of about thirty men from River crossed Indian Isl
ard and sacred some forty Indians men, women and ch
usted the bay opposite Eureka and abont quarter o.
mile from the Latter Latter place Eight F pr ten In w sn Ssy s
themselves under the protection Of the citizens party the
iry six butchsred in cold bOodaons them several infants
only few weeks old No trace Of the muderers coul4 be
about hour OF the above another party
Of an S n esmg ,a at w rsss Sg
tered about forty men, women and children. .
Indian encsmpmens on Eel River Bear River and in attoe
Valley, aactedi being generally supposed that the
preconceTted and simultaneous throughout the
The citizens Of Eureka and around the bay
heir feelings toward those engaged In this slaughter and were
The Sonora Age tells the following story:
wep.d:y onn o. e
existed the people Of rOyeIy a sen: 81
ersl oceaiions attempts drive the Cele from their
bsme: Sy destroying their e'9n. and mining
the part of the Cinnamon several of whom were living in
cabins the Judge and situated within his Enclosures
At O'Clock Wednesday morning crowd OF men surrounded
lie fone ard commenced hnng pistols Judge Brupton was
lively On be alarm they held copsustonand resolved
f. nr Which soop the nesbbcr two OF whom shortly
arrived at the scene and saw The marauders retIeatns carrying
If their comrades, who died IN few houIs"
The Democratic State Convention met at Sacramento
on the 29h ult and elected the following Delegates to
tbe Charleston Convention: George w, Patrick OF
Tuolumpe County, John s. Dudley OF Sskyou, Austin
T. Smith of San Francisco John Ranes of Los Angeles
j. A. Dreibelbis of Shasta, Major John Bidweil OF
Butte Major Bradley of Calaveras. Resolutions
adopted ndorsing the Cincinnati platform and the Ad
ADMINISTRATION of James Buchanan, and declaring ID. S.
Dickinson to CALIFORNIA; first choice for the Pres
deDcy.
The Latham party had majority in the Convention
over the GwD and Weller men.
TIE shipment of treasure by to-day steamers viii
be unusually small and the decrease is attributed to
Washoe. Everybody is raising money to 90 to
Washoe or invest in property affected in price by
the Washoe fever. II is said the importers and job
bers of Front street dealing extensively in WsshOe
some buying mining stock and others preparing to
tablish branch houses and make large shipments of
merchandise.
The Vanderbilt steamer Cortes will not sail to day
till o'clock p m, and the meil will probably not
reach your city until three or four days after the pub
cation Of hs e ter. The Cortes arrived from Panama
on tie Sd inst tive day. after the Pacific Mail Steam
soip Company boat entered the harbor.
fire occurred on the % inst on the corner Of Mis-
zion and Fremont streets. The following persons
were the chief losers:
ssmn A. Metcaf. Is Of0 Smith Bishop. 3 600
Davis L Baler........ 6,OO0 Tyler Coop tEage Cof
Parish " adhams.... 5OoOl fee Mills.......... 1000
JAS BToSs...:. Zoo benny '"V
Divorce snts have lately been commenced in this
city with these titles Gertrude i. Horn agt. Thomss
J.. Horn; Frederick Spies agt. Elizabeth Spies; Ann
NJ. Gmmy aRt. John Gimmy; and Hamilton j. May
apt Helen A. Nav.