New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
GENERAL NEWS.
AMERICA.


The Aberdeen Clss) Examiner of the Path
relates the following; Last week. while the burial ae,a
from the Cornth garrison were ~ Sn bt e beiTecn
portion Of Smith and GIersons cavalry anu tne il
crate forces under Cen Ghoso trooper p %"S 1pner
whose pockets were absolutely pletholle WIN piuor @
Upon ves CATION, lot OF marked silver Spoons %ere
found in his possession belonging to Capt Dnlard Oh ron
totOc We are assured that the spoons nave Deeh 10
turned TO their rightfu owner
A Young man of Cape Elizabeth Me-, named
c1nsn WsrI committed suicide last week in peculiar
c Forir in the evening he went his yacht
which was lying cove, for the purpose OF IoehhG R
but as he did not return search made ana he was
found laed by the waist the anchor which had Dee
cast overheard. His face was Dluy DruTcu, uS tnOJ5
no had struggled 10 free himself when he went under
ON deck was found his wallet and this note addressed To
care of George. Farewell Your affectionate son."
The Mobile AdrertiSer of July "a says:
We learn that Gov Patton has returned from "ahhlng
ton aud during hls absence has succeeded IN sassc
renewal of the $4,000 bonds OF last year. maturing th
month Gov Paton's efforts in behalf OF the pubic IN
erests and credit worthy Of cOmmendaon ana prove
his zeal and ability. We ear also, that the Attorney
General has rendered decision eAemptlng The Issue Oh
State bonds from taxation
The Savannah editors are engaged IN lltue
unpeasantness The Rews and Herald says: The edltor
of The Republican, having been cowhided horse %hlple
Totenegged, spat upon, hrashed Tlghtegusy @
for lying and otherwise punished by scores OF olo Oh
whom he has cast his sme-the last time by negro
mcnt HIMSELF has gen reduced to tie necessity OF EN-
ployng professional blacEguard recently Kicked gu. @ U
such cold yctuas be sponge out OF people OIL tho
| strength Of being newspaper man.
| CoLoRADo.-We gather the following items
from The Colorado Miner, published at Georgetown'
Prospecting is being extensively carried ON IN DoWrle
VILE Montana Morris Banner, and Iowa Districts and
we hear of many valuable Odcs being opened up In the
ncighbOrhoOd OF MIL CITY and DOwnleVle tDerg appeurs
10 Te considerable activity in mining matters. LOdes are
beiug ranidly developed and rich being piled mp
waiting for works 10 reduce IT, Inc hDa!t on tBe uha &
dora lode was % feet deep at the close OF last week Very
superior looking was then being taken ont OF the
mine It the Intention OF the owners 10 drive te smart
tunnel win be run in tho lode from below, thus putting
the work the shaft that any desired quantity OF ore
DC easily got out next season Fred Clahe @
IN Office the other doy big chunk OF ore ron tne
Terrible Lode that attracts much attention on account o
| its sizc weight and purify; ltiszlnc' carving ~ III III
silver 10 the un, and the lode produces III III large ad III
coyeries That the OF that district are rich no one
S wheh S o5nGed S w give them name not
| excellod by any other section.
| MIssouRI.-The discovery Of tin ore near the
Iron Mountain In Missouri has already been aInoucfn
This IS the first found IN tho United states IN quantities
sufficient 70 pay the cost Of WORKING Graz oSclSl'Sn 9
prevails IN the ncighborhood and there po,pte. t
q Wild and runOus speculative teYer VIII rfeAh o,,l, I,o
the gold and OIL diseases Of & GaioTia ana M ~
Several thousand acres OF nnd hnF9 bceh ohttItu ~ ~
bOn and Iron Counties, upon which the owner nope 10
almost worthless, because oI thelr hy lD,Sg
and tier remutcucss from river aud railroad cOmunlGd
parties respectively from Detroit, 81 LoJls, chicago,
Wheeling, aud pittsburgh about in tie order named a. 10
81 Louis parties have three Cornwall lnes al work eE,
poriur with very fayora2r result irS hSs c
aaitsc," Farms vliicn could have been bought lew
Cck- ago for tO o $5 acre. now eagerly snapped
| up AT from 800 to 500 per acre
| NEvApA.--A correspondent OF n California pa
per writes from Austin the olowneaecouLt OF ihe ln.S
Am that region 1he incline the savage j. atptcsent 20
feet, and sinking ad ailIung u car. m Oh &
These works are now cNtr1ctnc hpou ~ lis ui
which averaging Si20 per tun, nd employing ~ men.
Thor Old engine is ~ horse power and beside hoslg, Is
used for pumping purposes, throwing IFo thr ul' -
,it bc mt In operation neAt month. The Eucll North
hns incline oi eco feet and r. sinking ana ranhs
S S, cr.,s, 81 ss men, which il To- bc considerably in
! rrrnsed this month Tie Buell. North star engine j. a
very ue 35loTse power one, ana h m tAceucht ost,
Thfic Is quite quantity or water IN this mine, and 10 s
believed that tho service ~ pump viii be required ere
long Al present the water l5 hauled up m bucket
! ucat d, OF The orc % present being taken oi4 TINS
TIe Manttan safi j. $50 icet, ana tue company Is run
tan Of orc every 2s hours aycraeirg $40 tuu These
works have "a splendid 25hoTsc engine partially engaged
! the mine daily Tie Manhattan Mil GO stamps) is ON,
royug about 80 men, and Is worLing lglt ana dy anu
doing but very tuc en- tom work Ihr M3nhat.n IS ne
iug provided with eight new IuascIs which VIII be In
operation IN f'w days The Keystone lO stamp'l en-
rauot m AZ BIG Crock, eight miles oh thus city, and
Jhc incline OF the Flmda u 5is leel ahh me eohpdy II
sinking aud running three levels. There axe 40 men at
present hborrg at this mine, taking ont an average OF
three uns Of ore day, paying nearly $500 tnn There
D. 10 water IA me fiudl ahd snla emo at pre'ei
be put up tho force OF men vail De- greatly Increased aud
Il & proposed at that tmc to take ont between and 10
IS,t' inG siiHR Hl HIt5 t 4. i To',. and o Yrln
t2iO tuu II being taken out But ~ men ate ~ present
edav What little ygai@r tlat hss made IT, appearance
is easily got by ho-tng. ould this very clean
mine, aud some exceedingly Itch s being extracted The
Magnolia Will rs force next week. as there arc
ots OF nice pockets To be epcd. The Troy Lifeline -
feet, and tho company h sinking and running three
levels. aud will commence another next week Ihe en-
gine very nice one being about 2Ghorae power Oy
~ at present engaged at tlls innc ana less
o. no waorn this mine and the up s9ls uH.
1ho Washington mne, witch at one time took out some
been working for long tm1, aud Is stll an quiet as
haunted house The washington incline Is about 200 feet
been operation for many months has been taken down
Int 6t found hardy amytRne but base rock fhe Illinois
which sunk incline 400 cc 10 also quiet on account
oiso bccp lle for over month from the same cause.
The three latter named mines, believe are owned by
san Francisco companies There are several oiheI small
mivcs which are closed on OF tho trug amount
OF pay ore taken out while multiplicity OF onc-hoIse
Yet there lots ofmen plugging away at various points
upon Lander IIl. Tho Diana Is taking out some very
shaft 900 feet aud an incline 250 The engine 5Ohorse
power and hosts about three tnns OF ore dy ad
also tho water In bucket, there being no pumping ma
chuery In operation at lrtbent some 20 odd men are
employed at the paha most on Wnoni a,e dnsHEf VI
good mine but exceedingly dirty one, vow, for a
Gentleman with French casslmercs 10 penetrate Work
Il coin on M the Bchnrd shaft located about 200 feet
above tins Buell. North star The SHAFT Is double one,
and s already sunk distance OF nearly 100 feet some
nne works will bo erected over this shaft as soon as the
machinery arrives which Is Oh the way The hges en-
terprso ON Lander Hin just nOw is the Plymouth SILVER
Mining COMPANY OF NcWNork, which Is engaged In sink
inc vertical shaft for the permanent development or It's
mines which believed TO be second to none IN Ausiln
The shaft is four by eight feet well timbered WIN heay
punp trbers every 10 feet ard Is rs feet In depth Ihe
zinc which viii arrive here In few days, ana VIII be
In running order about tho middle OF july, 4ohOrse
which Is considered sufficient for sinking 300 1eet The
property this company consists Of the kaeseed fare
zimmerman and jacobs lcdgt, situated aDON to bIda'
Savage and Buell. North star, and below the MagnOa,
Tlnda Fuller and Troy lodges. The ore from the kale
seed mine recently worked at the Parroi MIL gave re-
turn I'm bullion Of s763 02 per tun, the mill pulp asayng
ts2IOs SO per tun Charles C. Saye, the superintendent,