There are about fifteen claims marked out on the new rush at Welsh man's Terrace. Tne prospectors (says the luamgahua Herald) are in about SO feet with their second tunnel, and have 150 teet lurther to drive. MTntosh, it is said, gut £ lb. weight ot gold off the Oottom of a small paddock 4tt. x 10:t. during the holi days ; the gold is cjarse. Me pakihi or table laud where the rush set in to is situated about 200 toot above the Buller river, ruuuing east and west, and about 3% miles in a north-easterly direction trum the junction of the iuaugahua and Buller rivers. There are (writes the inaugahu* Times' correspondent) about forty men set in at the New Kuan, on Welshman's Terrace. Tne party who were putting in the prospecting tun nel after driving 70tt. came upon a face ot roclt standing perpendicular, in the drive. They put in an uprise 22ft. before getting to the top of the reef and found it necessary to put iu a second tunnel, which they have driven 80 feet. Mcintosh, wnose claim ia next to the tuunetlers ground, was the first to get payable gold, he got as much as from one to seven divts. to the dish. There are about 40 men on the ground, most of wuom are sinking aud driving, it will taKe about at mouth betore it will be proved whether it is only a patch or a lead, if the latter, tuere is room for hundreds. Mcintosh has washed six ouuces from a paddock 4 ft, by lOfc, during the holidays The gold is coarse, aud touud on the bottom iu a tough kind of mullock, there baiug very little wash. There is no use iu miners cjmiug at present, as the ground is deep smiting, being about 80 teet.
