The New York Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1850, Page 1

| ————————————————aTa NO. 6917. MORNING EDITION----THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1850. TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA, ARRIVAL oF AR STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA. immense amount of Gold Dust en route to the Min | | WERY ENCOURAGING NEWS FROM THE MINES. THE CALIFORNIA MAILS, THE MAREHBTS, Wo., &o., Be The steamship Philadeiphia, Captain Pearsen, arrived yesterdey moining, at seven o'clock, from Chagres, with two weeks’ later intelligence from California. The P. left New York on the 13th July. | On the 6th, 17th, aad 18th, she encoun- tereda heavy gale from the eastward ; aud on ‘the morning of the 16h, she shipped a heavy sea, which stove bulwarks, &c., slightly injuring seve- ral ef the passengers, aud brenking the leg of Jaa. Lief, seaman. On the evening of the sume day, Joseph Hall, seaman, fell overboard aad was lost ; and on the day following, Arthur Hawkias, fireman, | odied suddeaty from congestion of the brain, caused by being overheated. She reached Chagres on the evening of the 26th, and was detained there thir- ‘teen days, awaiting the arrival of the Tennessee at Panama, from Sao Francisco. The Philadelphia left Cnegres August Sth, at 10 A. M., and arrived at Kiegston, Jamaica, at 6 P. M. on the 10th. She left Kingston at 8 o'clock, A. M. on the Mth, and arrived off Saudy Hook att o'clock A. M. ov the 2ist, making the passage “home in nine days and four hours, ranaing time. On the 17th August, latitude 27 deg. 14 min. north, longitude 72 dey. 35 min west, she spoke steamer Cherokee from New York for Chagres ; all weil. The California mails, brought dowa by the Ten- weseee, Were detained at Panama. The news from Sun Francisco to the 1th ult., melusive. The mails will come in the Ohio, due here to-morrow. We are uuder many obligations to the geatle- emanly Purser of the Philadelphia, aad to Mesers. | Gregory & Co., and Adams & Co., for the prompt delivery of the latest California papers. | Among the passengers by the Philadelphia is Gen. Herran, ex-President of New Granada, and formerly Minister from that republic to this coun | fry. He returns to this county with the intention cof residing here for a term of years, and hosia his | ce¢harge five young men, sons of grotiemen r-siding ‘via New Granada, who come to this couatry for the | purpose of obtaining a collegiate education. Also, . coveral ! officers from the sjaadron on the Pa- -cifie,end Yankee Sullivan, the pagii Com- amedore Jones, the late commaader of the equedron, came downin the Tennessee, but we odonot eee his name among those iathe P. The fol- owing is « fuil | st of the PASSENGERS BY THE PHILADELPHIA. ! Unived 8 ‘Cn y Wvod- ‘al an eae Wer be a gene, O 5. aT Pann, ww Avnexed is the emount of gold dust brought by ~the Philadelphia. The Tenacssee had over one million on freight. MAMPRNT OF STEAMER PHIlADELPALA. v %. 5 Lawes & Co.» W oN. Lymen & Co. Aico A, Putmam... Olidder J Mf. Fortes Minot & Hooper Tt. Lyman Dani. Curtis & Ce. Gr ng bem & Oe F A Deisno..... A Van Vatkem burgh oBemact Perry... 7 Tanne Pernheimer, 4.000 Spickherd& Pierce 2.000 pak Ary tw ‘Durtovr, buren: ‘The steain-hip Faloon, from Lavan, had nor arrived at Obagres when the Philadelphia sailed. The steamship Columbos arrived at Avapulco, atvom Ponama, July 2%. The Philadelvhia brings one bioek of quertz rock, weighing 193 pounds, filled with gold, the first specimen ever taken from the mines at Mariposa Died, on board the steamship T: sare, on her passage from San Francisco to Panama, Jaly 22, Andrew Mead, of Lowell, Mass. At Craces, Mr. Joweph Abourn, of Marion coumy, Ome. ‘The news trom the various diggings is certain'y the most eooureging we have had for seme leugth of time. The discovery of rieh placers, and the Jrequent etinbinons of large end immensely valua elle specitnens. have imparted a degree of activity send fife to # Sranehes of business throughout the uprivertowus, euch as bax not been known since Veet fall. Mr. Cotier, soa of W. Collier, was left sick at Panama ‘The pesseneers report it very sickly at Chagres. South San J rapcisco is rapidly becoming a glace of grent teeort €or shipping. The ease and axfety awith which enemy of the largest chips have dim charged of tet place, has anade it a very desimbls anchorage i & Considerad the most favorable lace for eorae on the bay, particularly on ac- roteotion from fife. ft hae the parest a) payee and mest altmately be on Peete ce ense Sn Person ok ‘. Lf "toes bee, of New York, Chia , former eonqueted ern (wo | WIL be experiensed on the route among | tee, but no serious disasters can be tr » difficulties wit Affairs on the Pacific Side, {From the Proifio News June 16th} Since our art edition for the States, tl dreds are alresdy in our midst, river this spring. It is expected that much suffering Tear par- reavonably to the east- apprehended. if assistance be sent thin (a! | ern side of the Sierra Neveda, as wan done last year — ‘The earliest arrivals were pack companies. who came throrgh in about two mouths; and experience has demonstrated that for purties who are not bringing tumtlier, packing is the safer; aud surest mode of reaching California, The immigrants of last year (and ‘We suppose the kame will be the case the present sen- fon) suffered greatly from their vehicles being too ewvy and cumbersome for such long journeys. The very lightest carriages have proved the best means of bm tee in every train where they bi been use New diggings bare been discovered lately on the uy- © waters of Yubs aud Feather rivers, whioa promise jo yield # rich barvest tothe adventurous miner, The water is yet too high for working the bars of streams, but there is every coufidence that the yield will be equal te any part Of last season as seon as the water fails. whieh may be shortly+xpeoted. The peop! of the Upper Sacramento three or four weeks ago were tak ail aback with the news of siake betug discovered | the mouptaina, which was stated to be literally fiited with golden sand—indeed. veritable rumor said that $40 could or had been taken out to the pan tail! Away started thousands on the search for this real EL Dorado, pell mell—those who were luoky enough te obtein a mule rode or toated their grub—and the pe destrians packed their rationa-—and ull started as grims for this new placer. They struck straight for the upper waters of the Sacramento, olear to the up- Most rill; they then soattered off ia amaller coi throughout the snowy region of the Sierras, a few days they were seen taking the back track in bmall parties; and when lote rr of “Gold Lake.” either sent t track of trouble. or looked Cr, that forbid any very ieked rumor saya that a er: o into a City aud started the stery—which flew frou ay to mouth, until every body gov almost as rary as him- self One thing is certain. the Gold Lake expedition will long be remembered among the miners of tho Up- per Sacramento Within a few daye we have also received authentic Teports that gold has been discovered atthe upper end of Carson river valley, near aud at the eastern base of the Sierra Nevada (4 number of families trom Salt Lake have stopped there this summer with the inten. tion of lorming & vettlemen! If this should be permanent. it vill be a great desides tum fo all tuture overland imuigrantion, as it i that point where the immign dargers of the route. for it belated there. they must pom should they not reevive kelp from this side of ie noUntain, In the Southero mines, up the San Joxquin, murders have been conaitted within three or y.by Mexican Chilians This clare w+ composed ta of Iadrones and jucrilias that have always in- fed @8 tothe location bs ed the reads of Meaieo and South America andin bes thry have wontly congregated. mincry tax bas been in operation, & constant state of dircontent. and traced to they have been t several most comardiy murders have bye them The eflect will be, that when population get suffictently reused, they the full reward of Uheir misdeeds. at least. © The rettlements recently on Crividad Bay, and at the mouth of Lue Kiamatb near the Orelou lige, Dave had some disturbamee with the Indians. At Humbotat. en @ neighboring tribes, because of thew pilfering trem the settivrs Bight or ten Ladians were Billed on each occasion. Thi ro bas atisep, and must coatinus to arise, mach \ Gifdeulty about the settling on vaesut lands, The | large grante claimed under Mexloau title, bas aged ali the best locations im the country iv the hands of a few. she think it legitimate 10 mesert their ownership iu cases where the settler considers the title imperfect. Seme collisions had taken place in several places from | this cause, but at present there is a calm in this par- ticular, From the British colonies in the South Pacific. wo had many arrivals within few days past. Quite a trade bar sprung up between theit ports and gan — Francisco, aud most of the sabstantial class of vegeta- dies in this market have been imported from thut iegion Ko regards our city affairs, we are in some confusion about Snances The pecessary outinys are large forthe Mext year, for establishing wo efficient fire depart. Went, bowpitals, &6. will eal for tolerably heavy tax- es; snd until the treasury becomes replouished by the proper revenue organization, we shall labor under rome embarassment. {Prom the Placer Times. July 1 wer Tennesrew leaves San frat throughout tbe length and b but is bound by the etrongest tion of affection to eom member whe bas gone from the family cirele to soak jortune ia California, With deep cono-rn are the ac- t waited. which shall uvrst with joy or rorrow aru The period has pow arrived be reached as to the pror- of immigraats, who io a ‘our differen nee yivided place commeretal order, in the en- country favored cioud that baoge into the herhood of pon the fapor alley toirtekew policy whieh ying of an exorbitent tex upon « soular portivn of the teuing miners hey given most lameatabie rtate of aiferrs in Tegions it chietly ob- tained Both thesw and the Ludien distarbauces are, wibeut doubt, greatly ex: Vet. that murcer, rep ne sod tnviserimimste outrage, are rite in mMLy Quarters I¢ Unfortamately too trae. ‘The mistoneo legisiation. which fs respoasbie for mack Of bis should be peremptory superseded ” ‘The attention of the general govern abo m.nnded tothe prompt decision which would quiet the SRO Ment 10 FetAtioD to the tithes yt ge . whieh bus sometioe existed among us, and the continuance ef which bs full of imtestine soctal discard, and daugrr- ous (0 the pubite weal. ‘To GF OF citinews MO Objet te more clearly con. proted with the consummation of the sdmis-ion of Cab forvie. (ban the ertablicument of Sacramento ase port of entry Common justice aud & proper reone ot ‘what is dur to hye! commerce. @tl Bot permis 8 perl pomement of Mmeasere beyoad the Gret period of te preetbon bilit, Peromount in Tapormace to all other intelligence which peer forth from th coustry, isa true aed com. pres notes view of the @tate and prospeots of thy geomt te dev: lopement wbieh at present constitute mater] element of the wealth of our state Lt gives fat istactiOn 10 sew the Unwarrentable represen aim Ui ne + beh ae eurremt (brough the Kast, a) Mperaries bere are (0 & degree Thet corten Intereste may deem theme ty moted ly the effers erated through the pres. thew proater very for the parm rt: but it ie well understood by the conduetors ee well ln the Bast as bere. that they are found» wert ry or ot ¢ able n" candid optoton of the ve Of Inbor te the mines wonld newspapers alone The beat «tid we could give the Fulject has warranted us to come 1 tnt Ove dolines are promised to that departmennt of to be advivet of the operations that bare oon in fe works more. reeen. the new ports of 7 w very Gattering: the fo many rhshed on the diseore Trivided ond Humbe Sige! ed moderately routherm the source oe n © at Klamath. there have been | more strict and | are going thither, It i¢ a small source of regret thet these wonderful id stories are beooming less fre- quent, apd is fully compensated by the tact thet for years to come, ten times the presept number inthe imines can find' profitable ocoupation in the portion of the country already explored ‘The Oregon disoovaries are Det yet well corroborated. The examination of the ensterp slope of the Sierra Nevada has just com- menoed; Carson Creek is arcertained te yield good re. turns. apd expeditions thither have been fitted out from this city within the week. Although mapy must be grievourly dissppointed, yet the general prospects for new comers, who will be pouring in by foedeces daily, for the next three months. are not disheartening We sincerely trust that they have been spared the visitations of sickacas on their long journey, and that they will arrive fail of vigor and bce, ded enter upon their arduous carer, and that « kind Providence may prorper their efforts to the attainment of an honorable independence, Accounts from the Mines, THE PACKAMKNITO KLGION—THE GULD LAKE. The Plocer Times, of Monday, gives the following as = being rhe first deauite information from the region of “ Goid Lake,’ aa the new di im the mountains of Veuther river have been called te “nye “Our information is diret and of quite » decided character, und we do not hesitate to place this intel Br doe before our readers. coupled “ih the assuran that we are stating tacts Capt. 8., welt ably Known to citizens of the Uppor 8: of the overiand army last ye: direotly from the new diggings. They the bead of one of the tributaries of seversl milew in extent. bearing oue hundred miles frum Marys- will Parties tetting out from the to Yuba rivers, crore the great plain mir streain near the range aterly, and distant e. on Feather or strike the for- the Gold Mountains. A ‘® The route lies up the trom the earliest ad waters.) avd along its margin, overhangiag whio! chills of quarts tower to the beight of a huncred fee the sides perfectly precipitous the entire extent of the tollsome jowmey At the heud of Nelson's creek lie the famous “Gold ke” diggings, ro styled trom ich fs found there at ibis time, cb an alti the atmonpbere found im grent ab Thene digg ro af the plains. that igorating Gold is large tract of quarts region. ‘The richest deposits are believed to be at a distance of ten fret below the surtace. Washingis per- from the yield of the eartp from five to eight beneath. ‘The gold ix coarse and beautiful Capt 8 states his conviction that ti aro richer ore making trom oo to five hundred ith ease. Many thousauds are con- the captain says “the mountains are m.” The time of this discovery appears to have been in February Inst At Marysville, “packers” are continually starting ont for * Gold Lake,” as it ia parsistiogly called. Some of the previous expeditions are returning. worn out With imtigue. Over one hundred pack soimals lett Maryaville om Saturday for these uow diggings on Feather river. NEVADA AND GOLD RUN. (From the 8aciamento Transeript } A friend trom Nevada ivfurms us that the streams that run through that piace. called Gold Run. of which uch turprising necouute have been given, have bewa ali dug over, up to the bills in which they commence, On ecming to the bills, b t, the leads contiqued extremely rich, and the miners are still working into the banks. In some instances forty feet ot earth have been thrown off betore reaching the deposits ot gold, and a the laborers continue penrtrating, the amouat to be removed will increase Whenever the guld is reached. tt is found in large quantities One party of four or five men, took out wine pounds io one day Others were conrtantly «triking pisces where large jelds were obtained—ray from three or four ounces ow pound & day. Of course the larger share were not so jortunate Quite ® serious accident hy the side of one ot there bills lat Sunday party of fous men were digging undermining @ place, aud following ® lewd into the bank. the earch above caved in Upon them, sod all were erashed to death in stantly. Our informant did not kwow thew nauwts, but they were trom the State of Maing. ‘The hills aud ravines around Nevada have ali the | appearance ot being very rich with gold, If has | lately berm jound scattered promiscuourly over the Hil>, mined in with the very top soll, where the earth in light and Gusty. like aches number are engaged in gathering up Uh from the hilis, and packing it ou mules, or carting it to Deer Creek, where ft if warbed Nevada ir becoming a lively little town. Some four or five thovennd people are seidro be in ite vicinity. The diggings are not nuw #0 prostably worked as they beve bern during the past winter and spriog Water is fearce, and only thoxe who strike rich places or held elatts near the crowk. so that they can afford to Dau! the dirt to it for washing. are making (heir labor profitsdle. Our inte ea that auother winter diggtoy geolosteal mppcarames of -y ie very Imilar. and gold tas"hoce toned greater oF le-« quantities iu almost every place that tn bas bee ND CARSON VALLEY. having previously, vished the he diggings a bey Tey to any in oar vicinal y. them if Out of three paatulls proportion of the emgran'+ © li remain thers, who will rely wholly ‘upon this eity for supplies A LUMP WEIGHING THIRTY PouNDS. ite that opinion ump of gold joe mixture Cf quartz and gold, the whole weighing thir:y ap eee (OU ounces) trey From the tote made, it orcertaimed thet the lump contains about 23 pouuds of rr, eed This mamaeth a from & aK ip the dry a between tho North and Mid orks ot Tube ier take ive . 0; a peared, commenced wo: ‘They had worked severs. bowrs when One of them thought be rpied » piece of from the vorth ’ the canal while it cou! seed to gree aod Target, until Lhe thirty pownd hump noore tentlones Tote d Out Bt bir tert They hep the matters toeret. and started off to Marysville. where wore ofrr d $1040 for th whieh they retused They are exhibiting 1c at MeK night's Butcor Hotel, at Gtty ewats pet brad The reviue irom ebich tis lamp was taken, is potbiog more thao «small broek row Bing through @ fiat; the growed reve gently on the mites and is covered with o rich cont ot grace It way found about two tert bulow the surfkes The young menare om their wey howe. end expect to restice @ fortune row exhibiting itin the grat OnFGON BAR ON THR SUKI We baa the ye w he P fie extremely fod rare of waiking over the grown 4 and jadging for eur- fe iven, mi ties dering the pest winter We can vouch for the ecrreetners of the statements te donde be . soe, grin of gold coursed through nearly every Irad which although bat t«o Ipches wide. aod some of censiderabie depen yielded At present aet much is do! ‘ation for the ¢ ted The pee NEW DIO@INGS NRAR AUBURN Aboot five m this side of Aaburo, » large ravine examined (as we ace i by “er of that vieimity ) sod found to be exterimely rich with gold Three miles of it have been taken posse ston ot by diggers: seme claime are held at from three to five thourand Golinreeneh. though it wilt be impos Hib te thle ont the gold betore there is no water grat The road to Auburn crosses thir ravine and for the last year people have ben con: sently Lraveiing over it, without onee suapecting the trepeures in ite bed Mon ADOUT THR P@Ghas. rem Temento Traow npt Joly 19} We convered with a gentionan. to who has Jom reteserd from the dry Gigetage bene the Yue th bork ofthe Crather river the repre. ne exceedingly teh: saye tu) Dave lately bern taken Ont weiphing as bigh as $249; wed @ perty just above bite, count log of three per oUF TOOK COE $4 608 in Coarse gold, from tae eulenes, fo three gay says (he Beuth fark of Feather river fe very rick aud from the ‘pecting whieh hes heen dene His etppesed the bed of the river wilt pay ae counter to er ch aquare toot of earth The be ed | the Ory Ceings eho work are @aking an & Lal Gist ony. party with whic! the g-omones serioe $18 per day aud board, fed (bey expect to 80 ounee per day whee they commence regular operations om the river. der machine” from boyhood. [tis out of such mate- | rin] as this that we must perfect and complete the or- ation of our fire department, Juvor Pansons.—We regret to bear that this man is still confined to his bed with fever and ia # | very low state of health. fis life, however, is not de- season of | “paired of. Tue Naw Woriv—We understood. yesterday, that The the new eteumrr New World will be placed on the route tion of numbors tra: thor | between this city and Saormmento running in connes- vender their daily supply of auiual | ton with the Seustor, om alternate diya oud precarious. From the tatlure of Pistiana —Among the prssen; ere wad like causes, they will be com. | which arrived yoxterday. is Mr. Thom: ind, we fear, to throw a uch «f their peo- | queror of Yawkes Sullivan. in ® pugilistie encounter arcely happen otherwiad than | owe year or two sgo The Yankeo " is still lin th: deal uileripg and waat will ensue | parts, but bus given ont hix intention of vaca’ing betore they reach their destination The report ma: the next ate by wemall prepsrtion wh'oh bas already arrived from the pleine contirms there impressions Many bi The Overiana [rom ine Placer Times } From the best sdvices we eau obiain relative to the condition apd DOr wOUr age on the route the Isthmas, Hyer the oon- provender scant their toons, by th. yi} Country MeUlusky, another fistio parsengr ron the Isthmus Mvxoen Taras — There three persons now in confivement in this city, awaiting trials on capital ebargex— Withers. Daniels and Bernal, wll for mur ior The District Court has the cogmiaange of capital crimes avd the judge ot that court being usable to preside iv consequence of sickness, these trials are necessarily delayed Tux Isrmvs.—The sailing of the Isthmus, as we | have before stated. is deferred until Wedoraday. the 17th. We observe that Mr Ohurlick,. ber ageat, tng Feduced the rates of passage in the Isthmus, trom $100 to $250, The reduction refers to the whole route from ban Frapciseo to New York. Baning or THe Tronnsenn rhip for Panama, carries out 122 pa t whom are Governor Abernethy and bts family Her | Manifest shows wbout $1 000.000 om freight, of which Adam» & Co shipped $174,000 New Sreamen.—A new stern wheel steamer called the Valifornin. leaves tor Sacramento City to day, She is enid to bu a tip top boat Mrseum —Everard & Robinson's Museum in Cali ornia street, 18 to be opened to-night ‘They produce Yaudevilles and light dramatic entertaigmeass, and have made, as we understand. every arrangement to present pleasing pertormances nightly. Chote little deen compelled to kill their animals for food: finding it impossible to proored on their jourmey, Biniod io ut in the viein'ty of Pict Kiver. ‘The Ciscovery of extensive and rich diegings at reek und other points the eastern slope ountaing, is well substastiated. Were eup- ie jon would remain there. n opportunity is now pro- ‘& profitable enterprise in establishing ade pot near these poiuts. There would be 4 certainty of # load back, as many whe have lost their animals Would secure the use of those of the treight turning light. Thus, while personul interest a vantage would suggest action upou it, charity snd b ity urge the most reriouy witention to the «ab Ject ct affording timely reliet to tuadreds of onr fel- low countrymen ®ho may be eaftering from want of almost every necessary of lite on Ubo very threshold of our State, ) do beep PB State of the Rivers. (From the Piscer Times, Jaty 11.) The watur iu the Sscramento, Weather, and Yuba rivers continues to fall steadily sbout one toot por vk It will oom reach ity lowest ebb. Che bouts » m P acw is tastefully and comfortably Gtted up, aad will Wille: “Tate doce Thane chee eaitene fe Mish as Marys. | prove a most agerenble Resort wheteia to spend # dull bers and t hort and marr’ evening hour. - mouth ef the Yubs. The draught of the Dana wud of in California. Theatrical, Mr. and Mrs Charles Thoro arrived at San Fran- eheo on the 13th ult. trom Panams We learn tist Mr Thorne is +borily to be copuected with th: Uy agement of wthentre in that city. Both himself a lady have hosts of admirers among theatre goers aud the Fuccers of & theatre under bis management cannot be doubted. The Pleerr Times of the 13h ult. says:—Knowl play of “Willinm Veil” is performed o% this sevast: (Mire Edwin's benefit.) several of the ama lor steamers, is 60 light, however, that there is no doubt but that they will rua to Eliza, probably to Yube City, throughout the seston. of ber 1 Promise #0 Maryoville cnn well afford to yivid tages to Ler neighbors to rival that great pioveer of the town mento, We learn that the most ext: pre rations are being made at these polats for the Winter trade, of which the past sei Prertige, Besides numerous buildin, nee of provender for the cousumption of PiFtormanoes To morrow eveaiug the pslity of theTrhama, t defatigable Mr. Aen, bite it ‘The fir! ritten aud produced in ( Id be am tree-iattble wttraction these cDjoy, eamnot but place them at an early ameng the moot Important business towns in jornia. ‘The First Wagon Across the Plains, Mr. Willi Moore, of Mishawaka. St. Jeseph county, Ind: rays the Bactamento Transcript, of the &th inst. reached this city. with bis wagon aod . bringing his family, con-istiog of wife with him ile lett St. Josephs. Mo. on the 10th of April. leaving Fort Ha on the right, Salt Loeke on the left. Ho took the “Sublette cut-off,” and followed it and {ts coptimuation. interseoting the Fort Holl road on Raft river, thereby ing one handed miles travel He found this read |, end saye the feat of crossing the plains i# not & great one alter all Thirty miles of bis route was over snow twenty- five to thirty feet deep. but trozeu so bard that the wagon wheels did pot cut muel inutoit. He found GiMeulty in crorsing the mountains or the dosurt. trouble with the Indians, and pleuty of feed for cattl no animals consisted of five American horses. an wey an evough to feed them the firet thousand miles Mr. Moore says there were a number Pore waged and | Marriages and digging for gold im Cerson Valle: of be | litorais ‘The Yaukee char. ™ ph Rattletongue’ hes been wettten by Mr, Allen, expressly for Mr Fairchild aud course be the fe of the pieow f ake inds up the entertaimme nts. Aorente will bx numong ux but a ur citizens wh the enjoyment « where the vormances of the ballet freup of Se: L # been wiving 60 muoh delight duriag the Ov Monday they present » most attractive Tiaipment The vdaluvta ‘i ‘don Chars reovived with plans, oxdo? and the “Yots Airragauesa, bre perfeet gems of Terpsichorean art. Benore Avelos executed the “vasta Diva’? from “Nor with charming effret It is the most diffi- cult, as well as the best performance she bas yet give. 4 in iret sate condition, He brought grain Dewths tn California and Oregon. e some the specimens; the largest lamp he heard of having MAKKIED, Leen found was fifteen dollars, On the 26th June, by Rev Dr. Vebr Mehr, Mr nantes J, Tineer, to Miss Many Ass Trnner, both of | Miscellaneous Local Items, ban Francisco At Portlend, Oregon, on the 6th of June byths Rev JU Wilbur, De D Basen and Miss Canouine Dinners. ln Marion county, Oregon, on the Sth of May. by . Enq Mr. ¥. O. Keveen ood Misa Sanat (Prom the Alt Calitoraia, July 1} Arrurs--& kind tread presented ux, yesterday. with a bug com about Van Dieme: od, FVAtion, mot withered li those brought from Clinton KeLey Mr dows 8 Bonsnre and Miss Ace. acatinn «Ip thiseountry aa apple is indecda rarity. ° We hereby caution all persout ugninst trospaseing im | SH Lus.tine. all of Clackamas county. Oregon, m Thurrday ev: 4th inst. by bis honor Judge oer Brown, Mr Kiewann W. Cousins, toMrs. Many J. Brv- anv, ail of San Francisco. u (From the Alta California, July 3} Ter Bu Dustaser —lo Sons foe vee ie od die z . we wore grarified at - nD» bet 'd state of nd oon of the balldings. Many ot Op board rebooner Laredo. lat 208 lon, 45 50, Jon built, aud merchants are sox. @ BOY. Of Baltimore. was lost over 4 eato City, onthe 4th inst. of inflamma wes again. For the Bort pact the temements are of a lighter and teas ton of the lungs, Mr Mercnnn Dh. Apeao, aged about 08 years formerty of German, peusive character than thove destroyed by the and are Searly ail one story fa tight bee At wame place, on the ‘ach inet of coasumption, Mr. ey to Ul briek oan be bad fi Jone K ny. formerty of £ ears aalentieubarn ton bo enable persons to erect y. on Tw jay 28 1850, after a substantial buildings iu anether month the embar- | ong imes of feor months, Jony Hl Boowanta, rassment ccessioned by the inte fire will be almost aye Lexington, Ky , aged 20 yearr,7 months overcome + house of W.D. (Prom the Alta California, July 4 Sen Froustoee, Jety 111d, ot the | Lincsity: Pore —The Carolina, eo Bet Reus trip b — Beq , Wi oh Le ee Wash Soeneatd ‘of that earen ee ieahiaeiaek ite x conmy, Of Brooklyn, died at Acapuleo, the etty of San Franciece, ae pretty @plece of timber as the American forests It ts one dred and celeron feet lo ond war buried om shore Drowned, om Monday, July tet, te Gy Horte York of | * rt pork $23; 0; do. halt bois $16; tionery wanting. 110 per ct_ advance, paper. per raw ruled wud bined, $7 4 $8, drawiu, be used in freighting is secured. Their | Kirby apprara ns Kuma, atwi deo.) to ® vert region of the richest mining | Mitle bemifeiare as Ab Once. he facility of tutercourne therewith song #nd the farce of the doa. $15; brooms Wane; er toon ebirre feeling. ung large Kul $12 for whole rao our quotations of weet Wee Galego brand such as 1h to 2 iveb plank. Syoney are making at from de a 6c. per foot, ia e moderate way, as wanting. Barrons have grucraily beem sold trom ship at $88, but im some ivstunces & lower figure han deen sab we been forced Fine large ch brick have realized $50. that must sale at stiff prices. ° have had a downward tendency but 8 Lore mares ix exhibited and erushed of prime quality are sold iu moderate quantities at quetacons ina mt 2Xe, Aro almost thrown away, am@ $30; do oy 5; do clame pth. j whole boxes, do, $18; #: ons — Mier do halt beet $14; sbad, wanting, satan b, 435 @ Be. oniOns, cases, $6 mw $id, po in cased, £9 & pL carks, Tbe, w SOc ; do. in cases. $4 4 $6, champagne, per dos, common, $128 $15, do, ruvener, $164 518; | hock, inferior, $14; do, superior, $20, do [i ;, Bantera,, $@ 60 0 $7 6: > Sls, red vo Lie jtamey col'y | chk. white oe So $1; linseed Boy.” | matt.mg, China, per pe , p16» 917 bij soleable Kinds, high; agricultural ing mind, Leather —Harness, sole, sad vy} hides, each, 75¢ nparkling, a and other to DbIx., A2S ; churry cordial, id aweate, auting and very 1H, prime pork, glo, clear pork $28 No L »lo; do, N aconunt paper io dena mm, $2 50 « 5 do.'do, w« MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS Ban Pu averse Baransruren —For a tow days a has been exhibited in tloar tive have bee! run up to $16 for whole xasks of Odile buryant. Van Diewau'r Land flour has partekwa of the bave boon effected at SILK te to Dbis pa considerable quam. Some con-tdernble anived. in better than the uxau condition Barley — Considerable rales have been made at To. a Tiga Some of our own State has appeared in market. Lowaee.—We contious our quotations, remarking that prices are rather more tn favor of the seller, some sold to arrive, and ayaia resold; it has The market is have been wade at nd Southera, of uantities have ds becoming PoAroeT, are wold AL Much better rates, . itted to, when Kalen Salex of Lumber from 1d thow brick No Cymenr Das run ap. and «alee bave been made in moderate quantities ae bigh as $8 per bbl. while lowe moved were sold a few days since an low ts $6. which ts pot much over tho freight and charges Roots anv Shoes are in good demand at quo ations © Domesy ~ Sperm ere plenty, and wsles tow «mail ex- tent have been fore: d off at auction nest striotiy first quality — tw sellers at Sd cents. ‘The Feiml rate by the be q 1 ns beem sold readily at $40 for good bitmunt ad anthracite has risen upto $0 bo $65. Large qQuantilivs are wantig Goous.— Salve So 4 considerable extent have been made ats little lore thang aotations to Large bots Consideradie sales of primis have beea made a6 qur- tations. ut quote cy i 4 Tee. Davos ano Dye Srusrs. —We give wholosale priece demand limited. Wacive sell at qnotatios Leather — A 00d asror’ old at Zhe, white Hepes aso Mo ok caete the American River, nivar Anbu wSr pm oll yey Boe Lag L of New York He bas left a family, consisting ot a wits | "Guid pay Inngely te ship arrow. It was taken to (he Plaga yesterday, aad pre- children. residing at Staten Islond, His | ctnae, it wall be y ¥a8 recovered from the river, and deceatly in- rred by his inapy frie ‘The following perrons died on Iethmus oo bet pastage from —James Gre: Odio; Seth Perkins, New York, David Williais, Ohio, Samuel Appleby, New York city The California and Oregon Markets, ~~ MONEY MARART Bax Frawcisce, July 14, 1850, beon more parations were commenced tor clevating it, a sbort distance west of the artesian well, Lt coges just at the pick of time, and this morning—thir Fourth Day of Joly— this fivger ot liberty will point up to the Author ef aii Liberty, an index of that genuine pa- trethm which is characteristic of the Amecioan (Prom the Alta California, July 6) Imromiayt baw —Tiwmas H. Sethy and Philip Post, eppeiiants, we, The Bark tice Tariewwn et als ve4~ eT nite eommensed their proceed. jogo lo the Court of Firt Lustence of ban Francinos wom Court im Adwiralty, by Libel, wad before th Judgment, the ene Gur treneferred by the act of Le- # tint ure to the Feurth Judicial District. which court | month, The best of paper diemieeed the euit with evrts, and subsequeutly, on | dull at Cand 8 per coeur. 6 wotien Of the respondents, ordered thy ibnilauts to be | mend not me grem taxed i the rum of $800. Toe appeal was hen taken twat. d the steamer i The monry mark the paat few day dust is not expe rates at preeemt are 7 te thie court for the purpose of procuring a reversal of | withoagh the au ie wbowt equal bathe des the ord: r of the court bel tlivwiog thet eposioed | shipment at Fon | be te be texed apaforesnid If ube Disvrict vourt bed adwl- | for ereulation bere Bi. nge oo Londen. Jv dny relty Jutiedietion, it ould ha ng. 40 on Now York low counrel teen, and it was cone: DOL possess sued juriedietion the iregeiar Tt was comtended. es. equal to Bl, ca 40 om Warstinn ame constrivivon of the Unared Stacey pas not nt omeettled etate Of Our ety Anenees, ne capital- tr force im this conmiry, it was competent fur tre Legi sax wit invest money in & lomn Boe bearing laters 4, intent te treet courts which were tn surverd (o(e orfurrd however small thatioterest might be By eay of are | edminaity jevretiction of the Lote Couria of Privat lastance. | view Of ovr money trerket, we Drivtly state ons reason J Lastings delivered the opinion of the court, | for the present demand for money ts owoasoned by the thas it 60 wot be ronsonably beid that the District Jate fires A large amount oF 6 now empioved ia Courts porsese somiralty jurindictivn if it be admitied build ng, which othe: wie would have bee thas the constitution of the Uniled states be & part of the market for Investment, aud would have beowcht | ‘he lew of the land. The tot that questions of exela- down the tate of Intervet to pervaps, five peed © sitely & Garitime Datars are engoiredlc ocly inthe = menth The next rix works wilt pridage fi Federal Courts ts too woil settied to require the oF changes in our money merket Capitel te getting more wi borities. aud it would hardly re-m to be cou ghurdent. abd business more aystematiaed and .ettied Wh the Gighity Of e tribuosl whee weabers ws eo@ndeaee Inercaree., The emouet of deposits to ore eto te ew, tbe copstitulien United banks is rtendily incressing. re lomg we shall | B ater a partat Of thoww laws bare been ot ber well & regulated sytem io baeking aoney |) ¥ arr in joroe im this country gravely to matters aa any Otty fp (be wera sider whether that inetraent har by ome The following ate the quotations: — tehre—Pota, per OT OUE Legivinture to be extend Ib nom; pearls, de Breadavulls © our gw ib | rm sacke $16, de. do 100 ib do si 0. do $4) Ve of D ay og tt tern bbis or rf va kL Joys bh 97 508 $8, navy bread, prim, per i. Bo —— le. @ te ; ree, 1 . * pind, this is a State government de focre at least. . i" ve; oq pny og Bieter oj declare wcatant ga esnie, 6 ‘0 He carn hg 0.94 Re Of the State As sueh under which thay 120 4 do While: Ive, onnd . showe laws it ie thet tt Briens. $38, toe) want tal) per bOI. $4: Cement. per bbl, $8; by cargo aavorted. per 4 $0; planed, per ber, $60 8 $70, plawk, per M. $7d. do 1% to | 4, Cedar, for tent * Proceeding asa Oe & judgment for costs allowing the $60; respondents their counsel fees of $800) Tow judgueat 2 im er order, therefore. eliowing the respondents counsel — $6 fees as part of the costs or otherwise, it re [From the Alta Calitornia, Joly 6 I Lawyers — William Jones, 8 i. Mi Furmen David U Broderick, # J. MW Kintry, were admiiced bo ubew Plower, and toe ae attorneys and counseliors at law in ol! olf bbls. mess $30 0 GAR bbe: prime mons Courts of this Btate, beef anit. oP; heme me tie per th ‘shoulders ) 8 2he.: bacwm, 25 8 200 ; . * Mevinlat = peeneey mete some of v0 Setar. Pugnr. 8b a We, Toap—titven, Or a $1 per ib; bien ny wmht. the daughter of one of our oid resideuts ¢ 00 pee er P19 40e Liquors Brandy, cares. $7 Ly cereberee ees taneaes wisvey ocd | oe gees sot suet ee Os erin oe e ‘ ver vw spore of Slaw Rene dsces panes oagyece: CHR he GY $5. whiskey $10 $250; ram, — 000 Brick bemes of the parties are of no benedt to the public, Ane we theretore withhold them | Png nd Ravees, Good eee Lay obs . were Innded at Long wharf, Fuesday. $50 om Manvevinrn Post Ovrier. -Col Allen. phe special onl! cogent, Bae. #6 understand appoloted James ud ing. keg . postmaster at the flourishing tows of Marys vile. Me Cushing has yo meets there, and @ mail will be despate! larly (Wiee 8 week npanrment. The Oret out . Gat; arrowroet. 10 & 12, bab of maton crude Lb. bark Perucian, Wy or towards the bere t8tea, step be ce at | ofputting op on | iw brane oor Hrown Ine | change on the pripelpal witier, Trurt Our Ave ane Pow res tions toon White Bracils have bee = The quantity in much redared, and some revived. have advanced rapidiy ~-Evglish ace very rm, at quete- Provisions —Mers boot bas advanced Moss pork has recotrred what it lox a lard and cheese are selling to «considerable exteat Seles are qakiog at « fatr advance of howebold furniture oll cloths damasks, aad offee jureitere cons are rather dull except light vebloles, Fussucne V Paver of | plokier prese esnee tebe good requert —Prevereed with » be were wore ery, July 12 =F Franet-co trom S16 to 625 exchenge for gece sithough be mine col freqye the 4th bpet. pt Pierson, oysters, olams, d fruits, ary sell = days Mutter, lobsters. reely at previous brushes pails and houwhold fixtures are _ are urgeoiniog comfortable homes lon, fair and improving de- voawels The Pept mines, by teams from $6 to S12 p t huadred fe the di fereot mines by stages, S1Gt ee B iy draft. Lad per cont. $1 Prt | Coty, SUM ¢ ethndard warner $16 ry two and three o civok in the mor: be wer Considerable aalea of real oe rected particularly ia pa simens Ioee- mo strongly impress shippers from the States the mew-sity it goods in better order deeds patap rand «nie varcisalr on ‘reights - Prom %an Pron Baeremen'e City, pet steswers from $1 to 81 et WOlbs In alti to and trom PF rongive to tee to the on ; golf Money continas more plentiful since the ree Buch ie the demand ta the ere commercial business 1 j per 2 $1 ndamanting. 50 8 G00; mould. Ba ITs Cet. ) feo Rio. ive Be) Manilla, % @ Sie, creaed He Dried Fruit Apples rib; pa oi 0 Ane 25 air: raisins $00 $11 per box r- i- sacks. $7 60 per 100 Ihe, do 100 do $4; | de, 0 do $4 %, Amerions bbl Pend — Bart Ge lve. per ib; core. SaaS Pork—Clear. $200 $25 per M; lumber, $80.4 $129 per M Inte igence from the lnthavas of Panama. lees from Chagres are of the Sth, aad Pamama ‘The gold stolen & tow weeks ago om the Tsthmus, ting in ralae to over $99 000, hed wot been re. @ though warch bed been made in Paoama ke. ke. without succers ‘The Pritieh Pacific mall steamer Nenvs Granets. had arrived at Panama ten days from browght $700 000 in silver bailion sad nereny merpicg last Jobo WW | prosrowen porn 90 the We Fists, In Se, aimonde 2B, dried prahes 1 0) | OM iy, | @rled appier, 2 8 2b; dried prawes 15: walmets 7, wont ge | tomate cateup, qt. dor, #0; Fagiteh sauces, do, 67