New Gold Mine
A strange revolution is at present taking place in California. A gold region has been discovered on the American fork of the Sacramento, and all California is rushing thither to dig. Half the…
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Mining & the mines, 1849
15 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers
The New Gold Country
MODERN discovery has presented no feature of greater attraction to the wild adventurer, as a field for enterprise, than the gold country of California…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To the Editor of the Goulburn Herald. "Rascal thieves, here's gold."—SHAKSPEARE
SIR,—In the present monetary and depressed state of the times, chiefly owing to the heavy fall in the price of our staple commodity, anything in the least tending to improve our impoverished…
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ONE of the most important discoveries that ever took place in any settlement of tile British Crown has been made in Port Phillip within the last few weeks…
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ON Saturday morning, several persons left town for the scene of treasure at the Pyrenees, in chalse carts, having with them a good supply of provisions and some gallons of brandy—some…
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THE discovery of gold in the neighbourhood of the Pyrenees, about eighty miles from Melbourne, still occupies the speculative faculties of our southern friends…
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This metal is found in a native state, mixed with a little silver or copper. Its color is various shades of yellow; its forms are massive, ramose, and chrystallized in cubes and octahedra. The…
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THE accounts by the last arrival from California are exciting, but deplorable. The dates from San Francisco are to the 25th of December. The following extracts contain…
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THE emigration to California isr 'great fact, and the probable enrichment of the emigrants is a fact as great—that is to say, of those who shall reach that country in safety…
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ABOUT sixteen years ago, the attention of the English, who came to California for trade, was drawn to its state, and many English seamen and America-English trappers…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Select Poetry. the Gold Diggers
The chain which bowed us to the ground (The heavier that of Gold) Is daily, by your toil, unwound, And loosened of its hold:…
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"I was sitting one afternoon,' said Capt. Sutter, 'just after my siesta, engaged, by-the-by, in writing a letter to a relation of mine at Lucerne, when I was interrupted by Mr. Marshall—a…
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The London Mining Journal of March the 7th has an article on this subject, which suggests a few thoughts in reference to our railway and mining speculations, which are deserving of some notice…
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A correspondent of the Plymouth Journul takes a view, which, to us, appears samewhat novel, of the probable consequences of a glut of gold. We take him to be…
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IT is universally admitted that "seeing is believing," and those who don't believe because they don't see when they have an opportunity of seeing, have themselves to…
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