Show the new western cold fever iff 11 wanting to emigrants e t we continue the publication of the latest news received from our correspondents L pon dents of the par far west in reference r to the newly discovered gold fields amon the rocky mountains along the vestan frontiers of nebraska and ica kan tn as territories and to the first of the le lelar ninth we publish this morning fifthe en the subject we would invite the attention of all parties anticipating a fortune from a trip to these new di dig pdt we know from the experience of repeated examples and particularly from the fraser river furore which within a month from the first authentic reports nearly de populated the sub substantial tan gold region of california that when rp once a plausible hue and cry of a new gold country is raised it is perfectly useless tise jesa to attempt to arrest the general rush which is sure to follow in that direction we shall not therefore undertake e otake the useless experiment of show ln 11 1 up the cruel losses disappointments tod to d misfortunes which are sure to follow a general stampede to the wild and ill inhospitable hospitable region in question but a ne little seasonable advice to the hopeful Illi emigrant grant may perhaps save thousands from the clutches of the shar pers and speculators peculators tors who are lying in wal wait t for leir prey there will be bean an imin immense ense emigration to the pikes peak and contiguous gold this spring from the thae western antes ates and from the eastern settlements of t kansas and nebraska there can be 0 o doubt that various parties will make a 4 good thing of it it is morally certain but t from the broad hints thrown out by lur fontenelle correspondent we apprehend Ie hend that the provision and clothie clo clothing thim a at the outfitting outwitting out fitting frontier r settlements and the town lot speculators ir in lithographic cities in in the mining mining region 1 i ill ll 11 bo be apt to carry off the lions shire share of the spoils in round numbers tho the pikes peal peak and connig contiguous bous gold washings are a thousand mils miles west of our present frontier white hite settlements and in in the midst of a perfect wilderness of mountains ex hepting a few cattle and such game as buffaloes bears deer horses ac c all the ons for the miners miners in in this wilderness der ness for the first season at least must be transported over this interval of a thousand miles thus from the experience peri reri ence of the war department ir in I 1 the late utah camp campaign aimi the substance subs istance of the gold digger anong among the rocky mountains 1 during the coining summer will hardly be less than from three to five dollars a day we W e should not be surprised if the rush during this season now about to oper open i to these rocky mountain wash w ashmus ing S were to embrace an aggregate of two tuo hundred thousand emigrants the late revulsion has left the financial affairs of the great west in a very disordered con and thousands of men of all kursu pursuits its thus ruined or embarrassed will b off for these new and campara tn ely convenient corn ement goldfields gold fields the gen eral exodus will comprehend all sorts sorta of speculators peculators tors and shar harpers pers and to guird guard a against ainest their extortions extort ions the lio bonafide nafiJe miners mm should organize into companies tomp anies and provide for their own subsistence insistence at I 1 least east for a month or so among ill the e mines mines at the end ot of that time limp they will have haie disco di vered covered whether it is is best to remain or return it would be A well ell also alo for the early n inma companies to take out oat with them seeds and roots for cultivation culau aaion for thus even eien durin during the first seison season some very ery profitable returns may mi bo be made especially from potatoes pota oes beans peas on onions ions buckwheat buck heat ac among the little valleys alles and an parks 0 of the eastern range ange of the rocky rod y mountains in in the midst midst of this new mining mining region there are many places well ada adapted to agriculture and this whole region for grazing purposes is is scarcely excell excel pd droves of cattle and sheep therefore may be safely taken out and in in uw vi w 0 tl tle e general emigration foreshadower foreshadowed fore shadowed they will u ill pay a handsome profit to ill all concerned but particularly if the mines mines should prove e to be is as rich ind and extensive extend 0 as they have haie been de described ascribed scribed bed the great danger to be gaurdet against in in the outset i is S the dearth of provisions and ai where here thousands have to be fed and where nothing of subsistence exists and nothing is n i rad reduced a thousand miles of transportation por tation will augment the cost of vasol ions is to the point of starvation perhaps during this coming caming sumner summer the resources may be developed in thase new gold fields and the population populate i on e es for a powerful and prosperous state among the rocky mountains if so the route of the pacific railroad will avill be fixed and the consummation of thit that great enterprise will cease to be regarded as an impossible or a distant event the importance of the es therefore which will follow the bial confirmation nation of the flattering reports received concerning concerning these new gold fields cannot be over estimated commercially and politically the results will be of the greatest magnitude to this country and to the world w orld at large on the other hind hand if it should turn out that these R rocky oc k y mountain gold washings ire are too poor to pay expenses we fear that the tales of suffering and destitution which followed followed the last summers rush from california to fraser I 1 river will sink into insignificance I 1 compared wit with h the starving ku thousands of this impending crusade the great question of the richness or pherty pov erty of these new romes has still to be solved ived the immense immense emigration about to move forward will soon work out the solution and in view view of reckless gators and land sharks of all sorts already in in motion from st louis to cherry creek creef it would bewell be well we say for the emigrant before going out to provide for the possible necessia necessity essIt ty of a return before the next winter milter with a smaller allow gold amount which he may haue baue carried to the field of his labors |