, 1865-05-13

/ IN Earl
to the tccup&nta Of Ismes-Th
E EeMa q H. me TaH o. 1.,Gtn@ Mas ono ne;
raEes-1iii1ary Afiair7-manufac
OF fne-1ohn ChanamAn. &c., d.
I@p'e@ai .'''espoaaeneo enteaRo l.n tl,onac! .e;r
~ -AAAoo, npsn = ~ y -,
tens -1.ss .,as -. ~ '.s ~ 40 49," ~; -:
Lase sieaueo e'4ne1eus 11enls W g4fe ~
some aoea OF movements special IND geners
cn the western coast.
mA BusrsEss PoMr OF y1Ew
California is still snfferine fran the effart +
last Years drought. which has bliehted III
financial nrosnects of tbonaandz Fo- ~
49,. 49, t;saa" 49, - hasNWa .ss'u;. w ~
iast seal' '4.nea nase oeco more uniaVora6l
to commercial operations, than weta ever es
perienced In the history Of the country. On
total failure in tha Weld Of apricn},ural m
dnce otTscta thia ran;a. c,a nM pte
oaees eAecta tn4s Region lar more than l
would the States cast Of the mountains, as th
demand every year is equal to the suon1y nm,
hence 70 surplus exists as a safeonard noains
| a failnre of crons wh;ch rhna a1.a.is.aa, sns
Va 1opS' "nsu, "neu experienced
mere, Is total, and ts extremely disas
trous to the prosperity Of the masses. VIII
suffer exto1tion at the hands Of capl
| tausts forming monopoltes and contto1in!
the prices Of all nect ssary articles of die
| from Northern ports. Yon can form m ;d,,
M tn The extent tn which, business = has ~ .ta 49,
80 w t.'e oAAenu ~ w "Aen one'uess oas stass
mated here. The desire Of everybody but
usuress, Is to get away and try some place
| else. Hundreds would return home arayp
but have not The means; and many Of this
class nave been here for half q score Of years
ever pursuing ignts fatus excitcmcnts after q
| fortune, only In The end to find themselves
e.. ..s1.. L r.
! cess in lie. ! have conyersed With many @ o.
these
p1suEAR1ESEp ADVENTURES.
md their case In really n,t;ah,a Thav bo,s
drIfiel LIther and thit6sF 50 Iomo ineaIn, , ind
with the Idea ofa sudds" fortune. that they
reenIor " ooonattnn IT. % LUG p9fsmt OF any
-a,e-+. o1,S r.tai ,tny ~ tuen ~ hass !;
xho ~ ~ =. mr. 1ro,',a saoi1 ~ ~ LIZ S1sGs,
mems tn Tn;n1n hon1e buf thn1 nro nshaasai
r. make their wants EnoT Natwith.sa1eS
ipg the dulipess Of the times. ae,. eyerv stssmer
ron;rrers 1'aai1d. SoGt ~ nf =, ~; IT
+s,+ -aass. ,TI - a1aa -. - tesaI ~ An1
,.aa nsoessts a. 1oe. opay ~ HEEL one o.
here. wEere the excitement soon wears ofT
and leaves them.
v,crrsa m rup u1o,no1su
',rz s.I.- NoNS'
~, as sa.4 a1osy .! taese relusecs Tetutn to
th;n sta-t;nn ~, anS 1nG5 came, oy INC ntss +
TIC same "a, t1s a1u ,nt n0ds Mo1 ~ asenr 10
nssssma o"s 1eA "'as VI t"naS " eeeufe
p1T1asd. Ths 1aa f,r ,,hou T. au.. .+,a,.o,
+ha ~ fraete nt 4;a ctu % 1n.a aau
III. +a - =. cta1o, @ s 1T 1T Anea every aaS
"AAA AAsn ~ 8>'A4~" u e1'o:
POOR FELLOWS,
Half dead with the Hblues.n With 1anguid
plaintiye tone ask for q lob. only to meet with II
rrof,,cu1 g. a13 ft,,o oran.s;n. J.,. srA~ -
counting 1isappoi1tments. tley. lonp FIR
their t. little home again, and curse, aud re-
curse the day they were blind and clutfed
enough to leave 1t | Now you mar think this
pretty heavy description of affairs in the
IT,
AAho VI. .oft1R;
But 1t Is nevertheless true to the line of the
foqtay, and deem that your object In pub
1lsh1ng journal, Is, In measure, to benefit
Your patlors; and If my conclus'ons-based
upon lel1able pIemise6-lnGuenco one or
more Of Jour readers to be content with home
instead Of exposing themselves to the sad
fateof thousands here, that 1t IL benefit Of
DO small importance. The capitalists,
through tns medium Of
DA1pED EDITORS AND B3DED conDrspoSn-
EE7s.
viii do everything in their mower In keen nm
and nrrnetnate The r,varah,e rennfn,;or,
which this country secureii in the ear1,er and
11fnE1Aff1Nk t1EfffV II
las hcen When broad rnarrins existed here ~ ~
the rnpsd accumulation Of wealth by money-
less adventures but that day has passed,
and al the mining operations are now con-
tired to the working OF quartz leSds, which
can only be doEe By the expenditure Of heavy
capital, and hence mining IN this re-
g1on is carried on exclusively By
men Of ample means who make no s:tuple
N taking advantage Of the laborer to the ez-
Necessities.
TIE LOYAL SENTIMENT
Of the masses here ia above par, The dis
patch containing the news Of the fall Of
Richmond created m almost instantaneous
burst Of the widest enthusiasm. The clty
and rendered. indescribably Brilliant By bon. Jon.
fires, hlpninations, transparencies and fire.
works, while the psinc:pal streets wero filled
with enthusiastic crowds, who were wild in
thei1 plaudits Of the Union, the flag, and the
heroes Of our country; and yociterous]y
cheered several bands Of music as they dis
cou1sed "Hau Columbia. "Yankee Doo-
de"
DIN BROWNS BoDT, 20.
The loyalty Of San Francisco wears more
practical phase than that OF States cast Of tl1e
hoeSy Moun1hms, as men are arrested, nned,
anu sssn ilih hascheu, lol sa}ins 4oeious
tuss tIa, tns snei aI1e. ~ noaseftN4 a,
Jane y, tuIa w.. - oHE-f oa1 WHICH
~. 5t.,as ~ i.. a1eo on sour
e!oe u LIZ o1'ten's 'toSe'
The eettlers On the extreme Northeastern
part 6f this State, as well as .the frontier
portions of Ntyada, have recently suffered
much annoy aa.cc from tho Indians several
persons weie killed, ard d vast number OF
cattle driven OF; but troops have already
in fri cling the remaining settlers from further
danger, Two youue Piuits IndIansl
were captured ard identided as the
murderer of an old man. who was
killed In his cabin some weeks since, They
we're handed over 10 HE authoritlea at V;r-
gIuia CITY, Va: and after bccominp acuuain-
led with. The citcumstances they subnItted
ice following proposition to the Sheriff, to-
WE; Ihat Ley we're young, anu Il spared,
eo1la eDJoy many years OF lie whilst each
nad an aged 1ather who they proposed to de-
ltFef up 10! e1eeuI'on, anu also proposed to
gave N adunn theretos SIX ponies each.
c4l1FoRsiA 1Ea1aENTs.
iMe STATE has e'gnt tull: 1eRtments; IN the
aeIa, aha tNo more IN process OF organization
seve,a ai regiments are On their way to Arizo-
na, and several more have marching orders Tor
The same point.
CLIMATE AND LOCALITY.
1rncb ho . hee1 e.,d h1 wri,e,s f<on, +h,,
c5ty 1hat t. relates slate tn tn ci;matn and ioca1i.V: % t
nnlSa a.s ~ t1aos t instances u Es. 1SElesuesu ~
!nnexcSkllona9le. !..as @ Inat san francisco ea1
?ustiy ooass or ma!R'ae 1acln.ies' une1cellsn s!3
~ an5 o.he1 PUT ~ ~ WIN. ~ 9ns VII
49, - otr~'A - J 49,
shIps ind an easy entTance thereto :: bnt The
lonl site Of the civ is 9rreatly different IA #
consists Of a b1oken md unsightly locality
MANY Of tAe nrincipal s,reets are abruntjv
checked by Llgh fluffs Of sand and rocE.
The suburbs and adjacent couutry consist Of
barren eand htll6-the sand being so loose as
to be constantly drifting, and when tho