New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23
LATER FROM THE NORTH.

a.
The steamer Panama arrived a. San Francisco June
o. about II O'Clock from the North, bringing Pipers
from Victoria v. j., 10 the sd june rom roget
Sound TO the date, and from Portland, oregon,
June 90
TIN CRops.-Our exchanges and letters from all
pa1ts of the State indicate fine yield Of all the grow
ing crops. correspondent al Walia Wai,a Wres'
e Both grains ard gasses look well ana there ~ no
doubt we shall have abundant crops should no unore-
seen accident There is great Increase IN Tue
amount of g, ain put in this year over last aud oar
farmers are striving hard to supply the demand Tor tue
Mining regions above u.s. well the wants OF the
nnb,aT,. The weather is fine" From Lane Conaty
we have the same encouraging news. A farmer there
writes us: "We have prospect OF the largest crop
ever raised in this county Grain 10 looking very wen,
and the vegetable productions are very large and line
We will send down more bacon this s-as0n thaa your
merchants have ever received from Lane Z UNITY
Portland News, June 20.
GoIp DusT PROM Rock CREEK.-Wells, Fla 60 u
Co. Yesterday purchased from some miners just down
from Rock Creek about siVO worth OF dust from thoss
Mines One lot of this, about 1913, was Mhered by
The miner who brought il down, Mr.. Harnden, IN -FOUR
days. The reports Of Mr. h. III reference TO the mlues
and their yield similar TO those already PuoilShsd.
There are from 200 10 300 at work on te Greek,
but great many of these, being satisfied from th.ir
prospects that they have rich claims, are eug ged IN
NAL ing rockers consIu ting sluces and making other
meDts for the successful prosecution OF nne
Thore who are at work with good facilities are making
from $40 10 SO Ier d,y TO the man. Mr. H. Is golnS
back in meoatey and expresses the greatest
In the mines lib June IL.
MIHIsG on FRASER RIvER.-Tbe latest news from
Fort Alexander that the miners, with lev ex.
cep'ions, reappg good harvest An Informant oil
The Gazette bad visited nearly every mining camp Oh
the river from Yale upward, and had heard no com.
plant Al QuespeIle River, over 5000 miners were at
work -luiciDg and rocking. He states thai the few
miners who had returned Oregonians, who had
scarcely put shovel ino the earth. great deal OF
money hsd gone into Oregon from the sale OF mules,
provisions, etc. The same authority says:
We bear from a reliable source that Quesnelle River
is row being thoroughly prospeetedS by the Chinese,
who trying all the ravines and gulches and making
it pay we'll too.
The miners on the flats and banks from Yale TO Lyt-
ton, are averaging over IS per day, principally upon
benches and where they work quite irrespective OF
high water ana low water.
The Governor proposes TO establish Municipal Conn
ellis in all The principal towns on the riyer-Dougas,
Yale, HOPE. Ca, Gosh, as well as New Westminster,
for tie purpose of assisting him in opening up the re.
sources Of the Colony.
His Excelency AID others have also prospected the
aRri, ultural lands the left $50 information ruDsI
bank of the rIver and found immense tracts OF maple
bottom--,he very richest kind Of Land by thousands
and thousands Of acres.