The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1851, Page 2

have becn most desirous, in effect if ves token that is but in its infan apy to risk the large outlay requisite to procure now further confirmed in my opinion that these | ‘The following is the program: forum ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS. to throw the burthen of oy g Califor: ped cig age may be the Her setup their furnace. Indians cannot be subdued lanes war with | ance on the Opening might ine of the pa e mer skoulders of iw F} that which will be produced in years An immente lead of auriferous quartz has been | them; the rugged face of the country forbids it. JENNY LIND THEATRE. chants and landholders. had tho power, and | to come will be astonishing to any, cven the most | discovered in the vicinity of Downieville, high up ‘They can live on the indigenous products found in T. Maguire, aid ei THE PROPOSED DIVISION OF THE STATE. it was used oppressively. We muit ‘abut, how- | sapguine of our present speculators. in the Sierra, whioh has been traced in adirect line | the “meuntain fastnesses, where the white man VMK i many of our own mwombers, from their | 1m our last steamer we gave an account of | for upwards of twenty miles; in every portion of it | cannot go and transport the food for his daily errs ignorance and their indolence, but helped them to | the method of coyote , Which was, atloast, gold has been discovered, and in quantities which | wante. The company is composed of the following ladies and pile this pack on our backs. | iable. A few words ion to asubjoct most | te extreme richness. It is said that a num It afforde me pleasure to state that Major Read- | gentlemen :— } Tr m Francisce with Our young State, with a Population of two hun- | ately connected with it—flume washing—mty | ber of eoaaaneniee havo been organized for the pur- | ing bas kindly proffered to go among those trouble- Mrs. E. Woodward, Miss dred thousand souls, is now burthened with a debt | not be deemed out of place; and even at the risk pose of wor! Hing it at different points. some Indiars on hia return home, and endeavor to Mrs. J.B Booth, Miss Kate Grn , China. estimated at present at two millions of dollars, and | of appearing tedious to our readers in SauFran- At Gold Hill, in Grass Valley, one lead of quartz | bave a talk with them, explaining the sdvantages Miss Montague, Mrs. 0.8, - that contracted in the short of two years! | ciseo, we will groceas thereto, for the especial presents # remarkable pppencanee s the stone is | of being at peace with the white mon. [ shall ac- Mr. J, B, Booth, Jr, Mr J M. K Our cities aed our counties like wise are much | enlightenment of our friends onthe Atlantic border. split up in every direction by fissures, and wherever | company hum if my health is sufficiently restored to Mr. H. F Doty, Me George MINING INTDLLIGBNCH themire. The city of San Francisco, the pride "Throughout the whole of the auriferous regioa of an opening occurs, the surface of the adjacent rock | admit of my #0 doi From my oxplorations in Mr. W. Venua, Mr. J. MeMlosky, 5 our country, and the wonder of the world, crip; | California, are to be found gulches and ravines, | is covered with a thick eae ot soot, which rabs | the above mentioned section of , | am-satis- Mr. J. L Byers, me Z Evrard, annnAninhtnnnnnnneynnee crushed, and peeled, with a load on her shoulders, | whichare known to eontain gold, but which caunot | of easily, "The sotion of fire‘a visible in every di- | fied that it ts rich in the precious ee) Bet ee amie in ber very infancy, enough to crush a giant. ‘And | be worked to advantage, on account of their dis- | rection. resources, which must remain up until these 7 spo INDIAN AF FAIR S.,, | whatha: caused this! It'can be directly traced to | tance from water, and the expense attending the | In almost every locality in the Northern mines, | Indians are pacified. THE LLORENTE FAMILY! *'| its source—looso and unequal laws—irresponsible | transportation of earth in tho’ mines. Those who | quarts veins are being prospected, and machinery | | now proceeded down some sixty miles, at which | This, Monday evening wil be pecnoemned the Tenant, Sik “ey and unfaithful oflicers—heavy taxes, aad the inter- have Tived ina mountainous region will recognise | erected, but our limits will not allow us to speciiy | point made many ineffectual attempts to in five acte by George Tilo, em 3 ference of fund-mongers, stock-jobbers, and speou- our idea; gulehes occur, little valleys open, fats | further. A few words, however, must be givon as | 6ome quarrelsomo bands of Indians, living on emaee BARNWELL, OB THE mean oe S Boe, Theatricals---Miscellaneons, lators, and last and worst of all—rash and ignorant spread out at every fow hundred yards, and it is for | to the general results. rn side of the Coast, and western sido of the | Prortugecey, ionic cali ene politicians and legislators. | the purpose of working these that fluming opera- These mills are capable of grinding, each, from | Nevada range. The whites have been none Blunt, Bon Bon, dite Though the present difficulties under which tho | tio: undertaken. eighteen to forty tons daily, according to their | a war on them of late, making it extremely diffi Uneie, tales Soutt ern counti We publish the following additional news from | it their nature, t heme. are ae degree bempareey A to erect one of these e e undersigned, for themselves and | pope roe! point is picked joa on § as it is determined by any person or | power, and each gapigns about thirty men. The | to approach them 1 have made arrangements, tig ety gene Sst, pend at the ie pes 8 sete Se Se | Remeron to visit them again - ts Satare Coy [rm Bis = * their fellow-citizens, believe that as long asthe mage tream whio’ two anda cents per pound, which would make | 'y next appointment wag at Colusa, where a California, received by the steamship Daniel Web | Siste covers such an frac ll extent Of surtace, it is selected as. the forntal of sufficiont elova- | a return of from forty to fifty dollars per ton. If | treaty was covcluded soon after my arrival. Tho “ ster:— will be next to impossible to make laws ofa geaeral tion to furnish an adeqvate supply of swiftly running | there rates could be realized, thore could be ‘Bo | reservation here contains about tl by fifteen | Lucy, (first appearance fu this city, The Division of Californ nature, which will not be highly oppressive aud | water. Planks are then procured, manufactuced | doubt of the enterprises paying well,particalarly with | miles. The soil is good, which is indeed some con- After which, M From the Aita Oalffornia, October 15.} detrimental to the interests and righ‘s of the people | for the purpore, measuring generally eighteen fect the chances of richer Spots oscasioually appearing ; | solution, but there is no gold init. I have recently se hoOe PiLEIcoDDy ! From the papers which we received by the Ohio, | of tho Southern counties of California; and that in | in length, and having a uniform width of twolve | but after a very minute investigation, and question- | been informed by our worthy citizen, Gon. Winn, Picard Picmting med sgresss seer. FM. Kent, We find that the people of the South are at last | sicad of being legislated for by two inen who kaow | inches at the larger und eleven at tho smaller ead. | ing repeatedly persons of all grades, connected with | that the Rorsion of Jand given to these adians bo: | Sab! pi. feultle, (first app ii. 4 mouths,) He. Beveed. taking united action with reference to the place « nor care for their imterests, they’ may be | ‘Three of these boards. it will thus bo geea, whea | the various establizbments; after collecting aad | longed tohim, ke havin; Ppurehased it from Capt. | geran Binrt. . sat By a where the Southern Convention is te be held. Tais | allowed the invaluable privilege of making laws put together, form a trough, the one end of which | comparing the stated returns of ail parties, wo have | Sutter, and instead of ev acing opposition to their ie, * t A we e 0. Bouttle,.. Iie! Madde: Dio Fevling existed ar pected: although considera | simple and suitable to thoir condition, Sash, they | fs smaller than the o:her. As goon ag a sufficient | buen forced to the conclusion that quartz mining,na | locating om it; he observed suc Src rae. ae | MrB.0.Bouttie ie Hedien: ble feeling existed at one time in relation to the Miss Kate Grey. believe, will be the result of the formation of @ ter- | au:mber of troughs have been constructed, they are | gereral thing, does not, and, for a coasideiadle | them there than not,” evineing a Proper spirit, and ‘ad apenas pad nee — matter. All seem at last to be convinced that the | ritorial government, which will be protected on the | put together, the smaller end of each, in every | time to comecmill not pay. ‘That the leads of | a true knowledge of tho proper policy. : peg Ty EE town of Senta Barbara is the point mos: easy of | troutiers by the United States, and governed by the | case, fitting iate tao larger end of the one before it. quartz rock will eventually prove a source of un- | = My appoin ment in El Dorado county was now ‘Mb. Kent.” acess, and the 20:h inst. is the time selected for the | sons of the soil— the owners of their own lands— | By this means a continuous line is mada, which | told rickes, we do not doudt; but wo feel con- | nearat hard, to which point I hastened, On my dr. Barker, delegates to assemble there. Santa Cruz, Moa- persons who have @ stake in the country, and by | may be continued for miles. Some, which are at | vinced that at present the returns aro not over five | arrival there {found many of the Indians on the Mies Kate Grey, terey, Los Angeles, San Luis Obispo, and San | thos» who see iu the future a great nation of free- | present in actual operation, have been made to per cent on ‘he capital invested, even in those rep- | ground, impatieut tesee me. There has been a + Mrs, Booth. Diego have by this time appointed their delegates and we notice that the citizens cf Stockton are mov ing also in the matter. The feeling ia favor of tho | ms to have died out to a ue a.-—Drons Circle and Parquettey 00; Upper Boxes #200; Pit, $100; Gallery, $1 09, Bex Office will be open for evouring seats, from 10° P.M. | me e rly and entirely American, covering | cross streams which would not afford the requisite | resented s of this republie—united, homo- | amount of water, and low swamps, which ssemed | tive loss is powerful to fultil its destinies and | an ef gwithic ite broad arms the | At a, creed and clime—allayi: doing the best, while in others a posi- | cessation of bostitities, eeveral of the inimical bands nvolved. Although throughout the | having come in, but evinced great distrust in - al berier to any coaduit of water. Northern mines the veins ran very regularly, the | proaching we, ard did not meet me in council. In end of very length, rifilesare placed, (shat | expenses are very great, and the n inery any- | the meanwhile | was suddenly attacked with the | 1, when the diggers sre suffiviently numerous & | thing but perfect. Six months will m fever, and ated to close wita those who y the whoio line,) and a holeis bored, whieh | before, with wv any who be sag into quartz | bad assem impressed with tho fall beliof, . Curtain riws at 8 o’closk. ; beeu Mtted up in an elegant a | [antic co ordipates, g Wica open arms and | issecurcd by ep Tho water ia g a fon eredit, wich insufficient and patchwork il cone in eventually to prcide st: bie colored people, é : | hearts the adver © foretold by prophets | yeyed into the head, through a 0 =f fh or, &o, the bubblo will | t are properly tre L woald me AM ) Jeorieg his county | ind cages, whem the earth shall be y by = by eos canvass hos-, 4 Loz m emphatically understood, and in its [Prom ti aself with proper 3:4 | |snguage, e the luw of trath ao 2 thrown in a t : e acceptaticn SGA, rmation might transpire rela | |e Sumee Ae | the wheke ef the ¢ is throwing-ia of | hr The aoe of couutiy allotted here i# on the We have had, trom time to time, to rosord the er'y of the South, the wy | continued, one m g employed at each rifil> in South For k tytive | Progicrs of a structure, designed for a temple of the- different parties there, | mur timing itup with @ hoe, (asin a long-tom,) ond ng study. miles in le tom the Ame. | Muses, which bas wow safigizntly neared comple- i t ng sun gives the miner noti $ are removed, ta Y washed into box | for It, and the whole is carefully p o Tho process is extremely sim f gold thus extracted is astont en from many of the coyote is manner. Ne us to speak pesiti i " rus to go fully | rican and Mokelumne rivers and mountaia range, | ten toensble us is positively of its appoar- @ able to'lay be- | are to bo included in it. ‘The soll is geod, atte Be DG. ats wrtlah hae heen exeoted. by e Intorestiog papers | w oa preity Indian Reeervation. Ths only | Dr DG. Kodin-o \. Wiesenthal, is located: ‘ is, porbops, there is some gold fan | OD the east edo of ansoi atroot, between Sacra- ‘sineorely wish that the ininers who | MeRto ard Califorvie. The foundatioa was laid e, and others who may bo in. | #0@¢ thirty-five daye since, andia less than a weelk y represontat ns, may work it | 20 same was securely establisbed, und the first ext election; otherwize, somo | St0ry of the building was up. Tho same rapidity 0 ae “aie and étrength of workmanship hove been adhered to- . second Mon ible, the burthens | believe th e forced to be wough their connection | will hold them w the North. They coald wto the world < whether or not the taxes paid South fo _. (Proxn hk We are indebted to 4, 0ct iL} | of San Joaquin, | © which took eorge K for an account of @ fatal rencont Ia many cases where flumea wiil not answer, 1 ; he zehal of San J | ofthe publicjournal our State may seek to mb. | 2 b kt od. 2 ‘ Fai. , to tha taxes } regular sf heve beea constructed, for the par: place yescerday, between the marshal of San Jose potas tos Oe 1; 1 purposes by a wilful tissue in the work since performed, and on paying a visit a : hav 8 a Man d his p 3 be Moxie ~ do yas cat Ly niag, we foun rmation of this | pore of conveying water to sone particular loeaii- | ®24 his posse, ond a number of Moxicans in the | ft false re iy to the America, last evening, we found itin thie reighborhood of Almaden, abou: twelve miles from | nee Fee egal ed eect, Crusade | wiso :—The walla ure of brick, at the base36 inoh- San Jose. It appears that the marshal, Mr. Whit. | 08.inel the acts of the legalized agents of govern- | 0, in thicknesu, whi they taper to 20 inches, o which is the main thickness of tne outside walls. ion it might be | ty, where the carth has been tested and found to mune See loose J | be rich, but incapable of being worked for want p ir *, Want the Trade between San Francisco and China. | of water. In one case, il the neighborhood of | M2, accompanied by four persoss, am . a - l have omitted to montion that in may treaty on 4 ‘ bs , = at, and what Congress will |” \{tvom the Sun Pramcirco P | Rough ard Ready, sluice of fourtesn miles in | Si4 ir Spence went ou to scrve g pr | tke Staniainne, 1 gave to old Comeliua from the | ‘icisowes rane hastiest ater whe eet MAM OMT et | ioe ee oa ees fcom | lergiby bos been constructed, and in the same vi | tier ccctared thes would not be arrested, and, as | TWolumne, (u tried and faithful friend of tho white | thicknestes of th in solid carth, us we wore assured taine mere assertions. Cgiies aid fa this, port (on, goods impoviel trom | cinicy another of double the length is, at tae pro- | latter declared they wou advanced, plazod tham- | Mim,) the lands bo had been living on for yoars | THe putiding i: Tu) foct doepe Dd foot wides aol ts coe ponies, & tne Sanit le one China . in the quarter ending the S0ch June last, | sent’ moment, being dag. In Nevada, a resel- elves i seltion of defence, and’ warned then | pest, and cu g the same, containing one | feet high. Of the interior, GO feet are occa ied b, eparse, and if a few citizens have large exceeded $50,000, and r ented an aanualimpor | yoin fod by w 2 of this kind, hat boon com. | elves ina position of defence, an arood then Teague eq ‘ epecial favor was in conside- lg inu 4 et ecup! iy t is not to be supposed that they b portation of datiable goods at the rate of about | 4 thestuge and dre-ting rooms. Tne stage is one of the most commodiou- ro be found in any theatre in. the Union. It is of sufficioat capacity to produse aot" | against approaching. The party contiaued to ad- ad gal | vance, dlregarding theirmonaces s wieseupon they °°8 | fred, killing Mr. Whitman and Mr. Crano. Two pleted, capa! of holding several thous *, by means ef which over one hun |, the owners of each paying to ration of me! eans during th ious services rendered the Am: war with Mexico, and hia great t tne State expenses w and often adbsolately no cigh* hundred thousand dollars per annum. Hav. | ing obtained some facts as to the amount of dusies | Ti ? i | : ites terns £5 + iz miss. | fidelity ever since. But I presume all of this would Po ow rh : ts cash value must there- | recived op goods imported from ina during the dollars per day for the use of of the Rarty have since come in; the other is. miss. | oot have & 2 me from the attaeks of those who | #2Y Piece, and wil! be so arranged shot ali can be ae taxes on it proportion quarter ending on the JOta ult , a3 weil as the value ygreat ia the demand, that parties | %-| When Mr. Korr left San Jose yesterday | would, had the fact been known in time, haye | brevght on to advan Upon cach side are four- now the Let us | of the im at during thas tim & 4 morning, a number of citizons were preparing to mi : oo $d teen entrances. The scouie machinery is very ox g @ cupply bave to wait f£ buried down ¢ ost bitter ana mas upon my 2 the taxes r particulars, we proce lay i po Para Eel os A di ‘© out to the ecene of the difficalcy, and fatal con- Fev ot ag age tensive. and ly put together, and the ie. Mins eae at thane betetoaasnaeaane ee re wack, os until come oles eiatee-la wesked: | 50) Uincos ‘were expected, an the Mexicana had head for per mitting him to romain upon lands good | strane” in the boards sre well fashioned aad lo- under euitivation, and the probablein:ome | In the first place, we have ascertained that the | while. other” partion pay from three to | fecure position, and it was thought would defend | Ig” for the white Mam sous and momen. | cated. Behind the stage wo come to. the greem ed ie m <r ranc’! a We shail then know Mes ue of a —_ tag pa ed a eneeam @ollars pex diem, for the pmudaied wratar — felves. uch excitement prevailed at San tous rubjest with arpar nt levity, i tet 1 hail be he peed sacha Pp igre Figen < gprs conclusion to arrive at. ouse during the quarter, ported fr ANG, h comes trom the machines of their more for- eas penne | unccirteed end forgiven. it be a fault that year ao ” n we tuke into consideration the low value | Wat.......-..--.-seo+--+s-+++-c++--++++ $199,001 | tunate ‘meighbore, Iu fach, wore it not for the Indian Affairs, should speak lightly of a subjce: that was doomed | Peyneem the periermances, |e of the land at the South, and the probable amount | Of which there was “entered | cessation of work, duriog the night, the reser | rxxaTiEs WITH THe TRIEES—InE RESERVATION. | of euflicieLt importance to make politcal capital of | siace th the orown of the scch, fecey feobin minut of taxes thercon, as courpared with the rich market | kouring.............++ beeeeeeeeees ‘++_S349) | voir would be unable to supply the demands made | ‘Ihe lia Calivorniz publishes the foliowiug let- | the consequences of which may "yo! prove aestrace Lacstet Den Wis ieee we vice hse ak ete which the Norta has opea:d up for its prodac = | upenit. ter frem the Indian agent, relative to the Indian | tive to the peace and welfare of our State, it was | boxes, four in mamta ine of ect e the fa 8 oh it bas to transport those prod And the balance........ . | The amount of gold which is now being takon | ¢ff.irs of the State :— so farcical, and yet it was a suicidal atzempt to Sobrniim ond the roast ine two at the end 4 Fran _ and the jarge ot poly Anterio: —was entered for consumption and daties paid at | ovt onthe Yabs und Feather rivers, is unusually Having terminated my labors for the season, in | inci'e the mixers and squatters to resist the fulfil- et ? et, 3 = @ fact that casu is returned lor all that issen once In the x to But, in ition to this, th: gings are wh that entered for warehousing be | even in the b ion of the quarter, to the a it ssemsto us that tae South bag little caw cemplain onthe score of tases. When ité | conenmp Prospects brighter! When could its ea and | fore the expire Old Lo better advantage of.. Sawkacebt ohare pas ch better of with a And alro from what bad been pre’ ington than wich one at San | warehouse see teee ees pe otber point in the ce One would thick that eaperence to learn that tae aciuc tardy in the extreme towards a and however tlow the growth South may be, it will be sufficiently rap'd for them to exparizncs the inconveniexce of (aut tardy a The convertion wi zuborhood of Downievilie, the | the cpeciel capacity of United States Commi+ | ment cf the treaty ttipulations with numerous | th@ dress circle. ‘These are to ho elegantly fur- Would ave been ealled goed | sioner, for the purpose of reguiatiog treaties | bands of Indians, who would plange tho State ina | BAbed. aud Lave alread é peerage my eat = fitd the parquette and open boxes, which will also bo supp! whe th superb furn —sofas, centre- ae Sexnenente oe jeslous party would | tables, So. Bebind these is the pil, furnished with. t it back and invite colemit; hee is | comfortable seats, rising one after the oe] that t days of gold discovery. La | with the various tribes of India: iving within | fearful border war. nt | Sweetlend’s dizgivgs, (2 peculiar locality, in | the district assigned me, commencing south, at the | ‘The federal government had extended her arm to 93 | vhich the miver has to penetrate through several | Sau Joaquin River, and terminating north oa the repel the threatened di | fe of rand, and a deep bed of rotven cobble | bead waters of the Sacramento, om onan Seve thr 1,531 | s+ ) an extraordinary success has attended | of country extending from the eastern side of the | certainly no ore living in California who doubts or a perfect view of the stage ewn be obtained from tke worker; and, in a word, throughout the whole st rarge to the eastern line of the State boun- | docs not know thatthe policy which | am attempt every pert. This ia red from tio large doors; awn from warehouse for ef the Northern mines, a most briltiaut future is | cary, | deem it a duty lowe, not only to the State ing to carry out is to the interest and weifare of the tke parquette aud boxes from ths same avenue that consutr}t.on curing the quarter was, there- treacing on (he heels cf an extraordinary present. | of which I am a citizen, but to mysei’ also, to ny people of the State, for in pacifying these beings leads te the dress circle, which departmont we find fore.. . Sekadaeaiien e® vss++++ $57,331 | The yield of gold is at proseut extraordinary, and | before the people the result of those labors, and, | countless million: will be saved, in proof of whickl describing a balf-circ'’, based upon substantial —and ecnse tal ou { datiabls | the prospects are that an increase is to be expected | at the sume time, endeavor to remove those im- | would point to the * El Dorado” difficulties, where | j, ‘Hare, in height about twelve fect above th carted een Cae ae wink MaEREE dreaded. ‘Tne. bed lore which hi forth in relation to bas been expended in an abortive | for, hut’? ay Nclght about twelve fect above the goods imported from China, which were broughs | fer more than a decrease dreaded. ac 3 jors which have gone forth in relasion to my more morey bas been exponde ft main floor. The s uta be superbly cushioned. lute the markct during the quarter, wai of the streams have 7 very rich, the banks produced, as I am compelled to believe, by a | aitempt to’ co: Above, after the same er the Indians, than will be re- Bs x . 2 . s * ag : 4 . » comes the gallery, : mest next Bon dsy. Whe : richer, the coyote sbafts richest of all; while, in | perversion of facts, in order te subszrve polittzal | quired in fulfilling all cf my treaty stipulations, | Above Arrears {Mage seg any definite information will be laid before the b Fr tered to pay duty at emse us472 | very guich aod every ravine, great piles’ of euri- | Ende, : . Every good citizen should be zeal yaa in aiding to | Gea ink. fa eee Upon whieh it can ca * argaxe ad present @ Snenewe eee Cees ——— | ferovs carth are sianding, ouy waiting the ad- When ecting in conjunction with my associates | carry cut thir, our only trae policy. Set ‘Lhe themes, elloctar o4 heeen inches for Clear case to ihe “ta'e aad to Congress, we eannot Oia Se es xz ++. $i0su08 | vent ef theraia to give forca their golden pro- | (Col. Barbour and K. Medee, Eeq ), in the early A younger population is permitted to come in each pergon, will we ommedate te thousand per- say. An address will doubtless be preparcd, to be ; 1 a * of dati scived on these goods | ote. art of the seaten, two treatics were elected with | and gather our rich treasure, contribute nothing to | sors J a ve pudlisbed and cireulated through che State in re- me CETERS Se Samer Seree ° Bord" | “From the South, the news is not less encoaraging. | Indians om the San Joaquin, the particulars of | the State, and return from whence they came, en- but @ prominent feo:nve of this elegant establiah- jerence to the water of ad nd & petition i At almos! every locality from which #e have heard, | which have already been placed betcre the padlie, | cours, ing others todo likewise. Yet they deny to » ne ¢ ti h will be drawn up. to be he next Logis. at time of importation t—-4 £9 | the miners bngeows Shows oy oa , ; ach rf - ment is its ficely ornamental doing exceedingly well, and hardly | through the columns of your journal. | am pleased | the naive Californians ~the aborigines of tae coun- " . "y a a 6By passes without its record of “now rich dig- | to learn that the Indians who were then eo hostile, | try and former iawfuisowners of this very eoil—the | PetY ¢! the stage, and the exquisitely painted de lature an ee comm 'ttee: aod en withdrawas from bond. gp | os m Ae “ z i het tint the wood-work from pit to dome. course will b @ that the andject is | ings” The miners in the vicinity of Sonore | causing such expense to the State, and £us boay. vilege of working «1 ining oa that which | 4fy°,! : mae f 4 : girgs © ‘y of g pense . and privileg g or remaining oa ; ; P presented to Congress with despat sh, should it me sey - bave been very successfa!, and on the Tuolumne losses to her citizeng, are now adbering to their Was theirown A population foreign to them, and a med Rae “9 mae ho pond pes pond with favor in our Legislatare. o « int rates Oo} the losrer of last year are being rapidly repaid. | treaty stipulations. great portion of them foreign to us, ha 3 v0 8 the wain featurcs in this latter decoration. In the centre of the oeiling, which is arched and bends Ily from the dome in every direstion, and pea~ arred them from most of the resources faraished | £4?*, ji 7 i eras and Mokelumne rivers, | by a bountiful Providence, and, in short, deprived cillea y the artist witb such intric.cy and proprie x erent published locumenta, | vaiue of the goods entere . maer ix looked for from | #mouut of duty, so far as respects those goods en- jens will | tered for consumption at the time of importal », | are shown in the following table :— Ve perceive by the di that an early actionix i the Legislature. In this we think our be dizapp: That body ix turgely democra The total f water in many cf the localities, | My individual labors commenced in the early posreseion of their homes, dest hunti curing the last wizter, rendered the labor of many, part of May last, when 1 concluded a treaty with | grounds and fisheries, burnt their acorn groves, de- who spent months in throwing up earth, valueless | the Indians living on the Stauislaus, embracing E for the time being; apd in many an out-of-the-way | those on the ted 5 i : “ ; 4 and strict un sy of action in the party is too much to Rates of D vich, and unfrciaented ravine, piles of auriferous | sssigning them, for their future homes, the land | themcfthe means of existence.’ Not eatisiel with | 22,2, 0! bee geo ee a beld Be Sangha ont : inbers fi om the . ~~ " it i per cent. Sire are yet ly dug by pertous who, disgusted | ccntigious to the foot hills, between the Stanie- which, they are now denied the privileges extended which ccr'sinly very mach resembles one, being ble, combination, ol alanee o' . d with burnished gold, and, by candle light with their wan’ , left the section of the | laus and the Tuolumne, containing about eight by | to foreign paupers and convicts of the entire world, | fovere & taken ; ” | country in which they bad been employed. Tae | twelve miles square. This reservation, I regret to | vir: tbe right to labor in order to exist. f hse gar Gye venir ng Bi ag Ds te (f this will be washed out this winter, and, | say, does not contain sufficient tillable soii to sup- | J om satisfied that no man would take all the soil, senna of machine sia - ‘ a. the — large aneaeliy which has | er ete rnd ee eae bg Od reader rope x the use < the Indi A very important item in the erection of such cen thrown up this season. e may ex, & | and ur, that as a serious objection to the stipu- | a: in self to pay the taxes thereon. . ” comeee hae very large return from tbe South this winters” The | lation ® In tis mney no gold bas as yet been " buildings has not been lost sight, of in the erection see veesecees ++ $105 672 $20080 60 | Jatest papers from Stockton bring us inte of power on wany questions, aud it is to be expecte! ibas the question of the division of the State will be + off from week to week, as ® very convenient | 49. fiver by which other measures cau be moved | y¢g 4 through the Assembiy and sccate | On ibe whole, the a division of the | Total... O. M. Woztxcrart, of the American. The doors and windo' found, save the fine particles washed down by the U. S. Indian Agent, Middle District, Cal. tected b 4 fh et - - ws are State taking place, as a result of the present move- The avera te of duty paid on these goolsis | the discovery of very rich digging: in the vicinity | strei it is well known to be found higher up, cted by two sets of heavy iron shutters. v ment, appears to us very slight | velher mere oan 27 per re while the onsen | of pr eotest Aa ilar to those in the neighbor- | in the hills, former abode of these identical h of a sizo sufficient to furnish an outlet to a, ADDRESS OF THE MONTERE (From the Alta Califor A correspondent at ) lowing address from the | ir constituents, re of the Sta 4 4 dience inthe space ofthree minutes. In the on those withdrawn from warehouse tor | bocd of Mequelumre Hill. As soon a# coyote dig- | tribes, who innocently questioned me as to their < a oe r er aecmptien dung the vquaster, is rather more | girgs are fairly opened in the South, the yield will | “old Somes being po Tw ye them after the white hegre . a roy eng agg te THE AC: ed Je aneg is . pee ton pou Bag Maia on then 31 per cent te, in all probability, such as will astonis those | man had taken out ali the gold.” The Thelen a6 to te Signal + aan ake | Semee, wate Lage Ie By wt Maga oog the a 1 " In addition to the Chinese goods which havo who have left that section of the country indisgust. | 1 next proceeded into Ei Dorado county, where seek favens aba tech thente a aie Sak te i | qopeatuaten a ee, eects fda toce te eee tive to Be subject of a divi- ped duty for cor sumption during the quarter, there The health of the miners is good, almost wichout | the State troops had been engnged for Some tien . E lenaid aha of tbe p> otag- Phved wie aitp the i pera ah us , pet h Rk Bk ag cmusslante toy AY ag pee! phy ye iS ue withdrewn from the bonded warchoutes exception Some little fever oxists in some looali- | prosecuting a Lp yee witl aa ew Og following, to give an idea of the extent to which mane Be raid of the Datlaing. itis ’ . t ir rn | al tion during the quarter, goods to tue | ties, but pothing of any consequer he climate | fey fruitlers, things are carrie deserving of 0 fnute dee ‘i th terey, October 5 vaiue of as follows :— in the mining dis cannot bo surparsed for | but not through » want of energy or courage on the 8 may vg 2 of @ more minute description, on The convention sailed to meet at Monterey, on | Kazcsted of gords imported and bonded, from salubrity, and comforts attoud the digger in every | part of our thtisens in condustiog the war. They | yiy Sow ad sete eaeatl feat a > ERT por eas bed in hae ceaetd Pp yoda the loth September last, for the purpose of con- to 30th Sept . ‘ $27.98 99 section of the country, which could not be obtained | did all that men could do, and yet suffered an in- was opened on Satuidsy night, to a densely | our city. The cost vf the buildi when fisished. sidering the propriety of 2 division of the State « feevious to lst July Sts 0 | inthe large cities two years ago. Very few acts of | glorious defeat; not by ‘Indians, however, but | Towill house, The uitertenocats of the even- | will exceed $65,000 aa r Calif od the formation of a territorial guzern- | —— violence, too, we are bapry to state, bave occurred | owing to the rugged face of the country over which ing commenced with the fcllowing address, which is aaa : ment, to inelude the counties south of the bay of | vvssscssscsesscscs S10 W | within tho Inst two weeks, and the morals of the | they pad to pars in t of their object—the red | wes sroken aith admirable taste and oo. receness, Miscell San Francisco, having failed to meet, up to the would ave hadto be paid, bad | goin ng districts are evidently improving | tkin of the forest. I likewise met with a signal | Josjhohe™ ih, admiral mate From (he Alte Oaliscrere, Oct. 14 Gent time, the undersigned delegates and eub- | these goods beer ered for comsum tion, would | We now approach a runject to which the atten- | defeat in my pacific measures for the time being OPENING ADDR Edgar Hevgte formerly of the fira ‘ot ki ight & delegates, elected from this cousty, feel celled | have been $7,460 7 tion of the public has becn expecially directed for After deepatcbing my pacifivator to work among | Beneath this lofty dome which band of weird, Ames, of this city and Sesremente, who bea wy upon to express their sentiments on this rte ed in the bonded warshsuses of | some considerable time past, and from which re- | thei. Lleft, with a promise to be with them again | re cooled the smcuiccring eiabers, thrice hath reared | Ae here egy them snd their eons ted in the quarter from It | sul'r are expected which would, if realized, create | in three moons. Fair temple to the arte—we greet to-night £20.(00, said to belong to other parties, in f a November Ixst, and soon after left foe New York, At the time of to, the value of $10,735, 0% | revulsion in the money mprket throughout the | My next move was towards the Yuba and Bear | ‘The witching ferm and face ef beauty bright was 0) ‘ ‘ , n x hs returned by the steamer yeatey ia the o of California, great 24) n= | Horlds and engender a revelation more important rivers, whee I consummated a treaty with those | Andstalvar! men, whine Sewn el bach heard, | tody of Uornelize Cole; a4, Hatch tasteaien ertitene of our neighborhood, and u We will now ent these facts ats glanc b which b urredinmodern times. We Indians, alloiting to them a rvation of about P i fee, (many of whom bad reside 4, ; Val wien | sihade to qaarte mining twelve mile are, including the military post at phd LS etlayenpt ing te ag pA grand Jury in this county't January last, immediate operation, ina newly acquired coun { ®bich there remains in bond +0585 me } drawn ina peculior manner to thiseubject, from the | portion of one, and two other small geo es Bpeak'st thou the word. lo’ kiegdom for his eurrerder. The dosursent was plseed in the acd # tuck peoulion Ginvamevners as then | ss csserend ma 2015 oo | rem ee number of auriferour quartz veins good tillable ssil; the balance poor and a Abd man. whore peck the tyrant’s foo bande of Mr. Colo, who started after th seman, existed, a ret of new laws, cew officers, aud new | Consumed and +xported oF ce wot which have been diecorered in our gold districts. | alitough well calculated for an Indian conatey, a Lifts proud bis head, the image ot his Maseh Sch, and returned in compen te bl modes of legal pre attended with | ! ia. oe 380 Leads have been traced for mile afer wile through | probably would not have been occupied by the | Berk’ to the glerious scun4 from nomad ompeny with him. great eonfariou ard that the ulci a Ss avents 19, Se: i ee every part of which the pre- whives Were it nt adjacent to a rib and populous | Feboed by thousands—“Cuba will be free A correspondent of the Alta California, writing mae ¢ fTect we $54955 vo | reree of the precious metal could easily be dotect- minirg country. : Th provements pret ep GOI Saray : Sa ad Angeks under date of Sept. 12, says:— the laud and 5 of Exported ...... Sovecsere ° i970 cd. Barely a post reaches us from the upper coun- | @ in there bees Avother star la born to Liberty, a rer nope are ny & ! work in ‘earnest, situated in the gold a ’ TORT | Uy which does not bear ticings of new discoveries | @ portion of whic , To shine forever in her galnay” nd their new town of San lernardino (if they do the eoets and exp ndit ure 40 inthis branch of mining, while the roads to the | which 1 should have av vided whete it possible to | iL Pregrere! hati! Bureka. glorious State, bot take for it some other name) wilisooa bogin to the re ° a mines crowded with parties bearing machinery | do £0 in justice to both parties (the whites and In- 4 bad thew not epe'd her Ge *, show itself. They exy that ne “3 than tea thou- whe t ti cor 2) te the varions locations, end hardly a wagon pené- dire). 1 could not do otherwise. | have treated th thy guidance, who £0 wire may see mes potion arrive here from over the perrona 177 a this autnmn, and Jand ai & The trates the hille, that dees uct bear rome material | with bards of Indians, a portion of whom had been The looming meseure of her destiny n Diego. There meat, shewing the destined to aes ay ae ea quar a and ex- eng wi - a former — by ser Zoo secolie sole aes oo name > ee Loe ae by mag 4 * this rogion late- ercd into consump- | tracting the gold from the roc State «y were pasiently a ; i 6 4 - Not only the influenza, but tho fever and aguo ring the quarter, as Io nd Northern mines, Gross Valley has been bose tri tipulations, and in tl | eee bo pen hearts unwavering ip her caur Fave prevailed extensively. ‘There isa talk | ned ‘hall leave them to | the most ix portant point in quartz minirgfursome | m in conformity with them, b: “ of erecting rext Fenton, on the | river thas rung waco already resin We have the irdubitat of the & f cultural and + with the remark | i me past. acd inthe Southern mi Souora and | fraining from all eggreseions and hostilities. They empire West threugh the town, » grist mill with eix ran of stones. contributed ar us aration of @ China | its immediate vie'nity. (ther places, it is true, | Were jealous cf their rights, and contended for their gar. and beauty bright | /fit should ke dove, it will bea great advantage of = oy BE tira me an mere ©. | have been able to produce specimens whose richness | cld hemes, ard | believe, had | refused this rea- this, our opening night, to the whole surrounding country. which are in bite 0 had purchase | Fas incisputeble, bat the attention of tue commn | sonable request, they would have (led to the moun- ‘The wures welec ¢ within (her barber, aud applird a the Custom | pity hee been directed in an especial manner to | taine d commenced a war upon the whites; asit | Ard thoreh they boat « lew fo hails A case of lynching came off at Sweetland’s, tho ; r le \% 4 | i k, wader tho following circamstahoos:—A *becessary papers to enable him to | bepe districty, the great points at which the | is, t ire pledged to peace, and to bring inthe | The be sy past wee! é circamstahoos: n trefile | prive ple of quartz mining in Calitornia was to be mountain Trlts to the obser nee of the same. Find ogeel ives ia tek ee : & vey be K we ‘e ing ia tat vicinity, t snidcaut and important facts. | 4 by the results in which it was to be de- Prem thie point I proceeded to Chico creek, pny ok owe ok ple wir nightly call, morg whom war a boy of somo twelve years of d see. The mort densely populated, erergeric ant | | hether this most important species of | whire I established another reservation, lying | (0/0 udest cies shall be ip ee ke ibe stege eanae bea “4 Kenakae, for tome slight offonee, wealthy countics of the State, not satisfied with Mintng Intetttge | mining Wee to be pronounced worthy of proseew- | near the foot hills, north of er river, twenty | Worthy «fycu kind iriends and of the age, the brent eae e oss, wed Soally kicked hia the posecesion of that which is the'r fair earning ¥ “ det 4 tioh, oF otberwite. Many of thoes a hold claims | miles lorg by siz miles wide. ‘The lends here are | womtyc." ‘ota your pre neh ont gaat, the breast wit sue Vivlonee an to deprive him of have to every appearance, aud undoubtadly 11 +f be g # our dulls in | which they are convinced will pay, are waiting the | very peor, with the exception of @ portion of one | As toeusure our irlumpho er your hearts, fenteneed bie tote tee ok, the Kenake, aad fect, oppressed their feliow-ciciz»ne of the tuivly 1" 5 ne cirenuustanees | -rsulte of the experiments now being inade, prefer: | valley, and two email oves, neither of which would Prevd of cur later's in the dre cme, } - ane “ wo behurg, but efterwards concladed settled co unequal, expensive, tardy aud | t arise, there san’ be no doubt | ring to put up with a delay, to incurring the great | be an inducement for the white man to equat in, | Reap the rich guerdon of your loud applaute. » A rg with Hfty iaehes. These were soundly witheut due examination asd | t ole of tho coming winter, | experee of erecting machinery, with the risk atton- | unless with a viow to prevent the Indiage from | ‘The addrees roe received with great applause, | fem irister:d. and be wus seut ou his traveis. Thor ting ia dismay, confusion | the yield wits t nous ‘Lhrough every section | dant upon » failure c livirg there. In this reservatioa, no gold has as | after which the curtain rose for the business of the | POY wr taken up for dead but, by the skill of a thoweands of vaiuahic and industrious citizens who | of the mining dietri te parties areengaged Intbrow- | In Gra some six or eight ‘s are in | yet been found, except in the washing of the | everirg—“Faint Heart never won Fair Lady,” and | i ke rerident there, was recovered, and now are republicans iu beart, and Ag and Gali- | ing up dirt ior wintor washing, while others are lo- | sctual oferation, and ae many more ate in process | stream. “All that Glitters ig not Gold” "The stock’ com: th coe i other warks of bis rough treatment Pm in ys and bound by every tie that can | cating, ard building cabins in epote which cannot | of conetroction The veins, a i geverally the | My rext halt was at Major Reading's, where I peny is compored of many of the best actors in the ana babit of ssuttering wan to hist 4 wotil the be : land, and thi rest portion | be we: of God's earch gaulches, and fil the arr As ap instacce of our anomalous condition in this | cent, with floods of foami tains pour througa the | cxee thronghout the northern section of the coun- | bad the wsval difficulties to contend wit , owing to | country, whe, when they become accustomed to A party of fifteen meo loft this city, ity and baked at pree | try, sun regularly, aud can be easily fo lowed, but | the great distrust with which the lodian regards | their Re quarters, and acqueinted more perfectly | lus Nor he Yuba, about five miles bueve Warde | r. | the macbinery is, as a generai thing, very imper- | tke whi . After moch delay, however, I | with cach otber, will prove themselves worthy ofthe | Par. to assist some Jobn Chinam n, whose e! *, *e have only to state that laws [be sumber of men engevod in mining, at the | foot, the aractras hot being of eullicient weight, and in negotiating a treaty with t allow- | gorgeous temple they inhabit, and fully equal to had been seized by a etrorg force of envious ho: wed by the last Legistatare, and we | present moment, is probably larger than at any lidity, while a large prope bout twenty five miles square, embracing the arduous tark impored upon them | bres. The Chinamen bud been, for a vonsiderable found ignorauce of their ehar » | period since the gold Was first discovered, and the | neral seed, efoapos | within the limits an amount of good farming soil | Tie company wae evidently unprepared forthetr | t mc, patiently turning the river, and bad just sre bound by tbem More than sit | ave of the quarts | evfficient for the numerous tribes living within the | labors on Saturday evening, having been to e ze pay per man is at least as good as it ever ! bor | aewomplisbed their terk, an ove: w ae Save clog ed since the passage of some of | has been aid fashioned, claimty methods of | pjrers poet theit O1 » very much in the seme man- | hovndarier, ae well as those on tae adjacent but o few hours, ae it were, a d ye! thoy acquitted | of the ciaiws hy ene aye weed Goon eee em, and 5 eon promulgated in | washirg are rapidly being dene away with, ani | rer os brick is burnt, which prosess renders it | Nevada, Sheste, ard Coast ranges. ‘There sre no themselves, considering the circumstances, very | they were ordered off by + pecty ef forty men, who pap my, ' stitution. Instead, | improv +, by whic! the time of the ishorer is | oprier to be crushed. iniprovemerts ip this rerervation, and, up to this erecitably. and ratinfied the andicnce that, for the | tork wnceremonisus personel be hclaime and we fear & bow system will be sprung upon us saved, je the quantity of earth washed is in- In Nevada, several companies have bees time, no gold bas beon found within it« limic: imate «rama will bold» permanent | improvements. on pretense that + part of them Before the printers got through with the last laws. ereared, aro being, e larly io the northern | ined jor quarts mining, and one (ths Gout T ! | Prem this point | vent op among ‘he troublesome #gvicbed pr sition in Ualifuraia, The dis | owned the claime before the chiness took them. To be governed » cane by laws that are not mines, very generally introdued. uines and | Company) bave apparently one 0° he b vls in | Lndigne om the North Pitt, or Clark's Fork, and acvorteges under which the opening pieces were | On tho other hand, che facts are, saat the Chinese eo cussughio wart if Bot to be ondared king the piace of rockers wad ba eration which can be found in the | was fortunate in capturing a few of them, WiLh brovgbt on, were fully vppreeiated by the au ; bought the clatns of o of a ners, ven mninet? can now wash ont ten | ot Stockton’s ® © of the previous owners, The products of the mines and piaceras of Cali. | + mes the amount they formen'y oral, and with, if | doi) » and seeme well a © | whom I expected to communicate with tho balavor, pie tre » Yhe + sing to the falling of the eartal and obtained a bill ef ee) : therefor, and the other : ite werk The members, ho#ever, complain | ond was necessitated to take thea down to Major buiieitg rescurded with hearty plaudits | owners bed deverted the clai phat y fornia ior three years, are estimated by some as anyibing, a ess expense eitae: in labor of money cf its being insufficient. and in-end erecting There Keading’s. in order to procure an interpreter To | Ay ibe clote ofthe leet ree, Mr Moguire was | hed been in peaceable pyeetaen te teen ae one hundred and fifty millions of dollars he edvantages w impenvewe its io the eanpact, well Ziraagedee Ppetabie “Rts Ae | RY great disappointment, they eenped before aa | Jowtiy celled for, but, with modesty equal to hit | weeks, at tho time of tbie Tartor incenen The be a curious subject of enquiry to know | warhing machinery Lave engerdovod, are nut, hows act, well arranged ard portable Nearly | interpreter could b 4, thus destroying all ciiigy ord enterprise, be sent m representative be- | perty who left this eit made an arrangement much the diggers of this vaet amount of money Seen ee oa | Jl the mitis are worked by steam, but at this point | my serguine hopes ef effecting a pence with them | fire the eustein. This would rot opswer: andafter | withthe ( biramen to obtatn the claims, te work hove put into the trearury of the State, and was: re nid rockets | se cua her Hitt Company are enabled to work by | forthe tine being. I view thie ae a great inis, | eng cheerity ard calling, Mr. M. fvally ame | them, and to pay them ove taltoe tee ‘proseeda portion of the State's burtbens these fortanare wish the old rovkery | water power, having constracted a eploudil fume | forune, embitions es | was ef enccese here, and forward, oid Was literally overwhelmed with ap- | ‘They arrived on the ground in dispute, ducing the menhave borne. if they should say, a# bos been ws Deer Crock, which isto tura a overshot | had, through great potierce and pereonal exertion, planie | ahr rontd actin he dopaty “hori to arrest the argumen: of many, that they a1 living and t wheel ef thirty eight feet in diemeter. By this | ro far succeeded that I locked to tke final accom: We cannot yet epeak discriminatingly of the dis- | ght of the belligerents, who cnoawped om the Working on government land, which the 4 preot mess t wm pony a Hew proce about being introduced, | pliebmen: with # degtce of corteinty I foc! it Liketive merit? ef the diffe members of the cota- | fpot, ard were asleep. The rest of the Jampors ho right to tax—the same principle would apy enw by whieb the quarts be broken into lumps of | meie, an it wre irremocinble w! the tt ‘ tdid not afford an | were (ncomped farther vp the river. A part of ow seetion of the country, to diepey their pow. the foree of fifteen etarted immediately for N is Oar titles to land ars ether aited Sacee, and ebeut the sae of a man’s fist, or emalter, which are | rains edmerist « mo te lave thove bi nee afd rogularly smelted | —most of my ce cort and party err —my « (rr end we were pot present at the performance | with the captives, two of whom contrived ty ex at, cr etthjecting the gold-bear | pegemenie bciew were preceing showid t go ieetevcuing. An atiactive bill is presented for , during the passoge The remaining six ine ql ateree preciour atmotg ‘bh wm im wediately | could cxpeee tre this evening, ond the boure, of course, will be full, | brovght kere, and laid n thonds to appons tal to A t wil rem outs (he «rperito smemall scale | apm > tuce et, conceqututly ! ‘ett them or I found pur tot, we trust, 80 very full asit was on Saturday | answer. it is highly prota: 'e the fores lett wad in which they are now prosecuted, | havitg 4 oved eo oneyuoning o9 Wy induce ths toms | them- troublesome neighbors to the whites and [ night. See bills ip another place. = ber had merry time at it.” youtenday nore, 0 ® | pers, beenus a Cp poi cemh y fe + also te tue actanl miners ‘ ith part of the gold wb > 9 *9 willing, and their repres: