The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1850, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 6023. DOUBLE SHEET. ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA INTELLIGENCE, ARRIVAT. or THY STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY, witk @ver Two Millions of Gold Dust AND THREE HUNDRED CALIFORNIA MILLIONAIRES. “The Ravages of The Cholera at Sacramento City. ‘MARRIAGES AND DEATHS IN T11% GOLD REGION, &o., &o., Ko. The steamship Empire City, Cuptuia Wilson, arrived yesterday morning, from Ubagres, via | Kingston, Jamaica. She leit Chagres at one o'clock P. M., on the 26th ultimo, and Kingston, at eight A. M., on the Ist instant. She has on board, as freight aad ia the hands of the passengers, over two miiiions of dollars in gold dust. The following is 4 hist of the CONSIGNEES PEK EMD RE Vogal! 3.000 Lebuain, 8 2,752 wall os 196 NLM 2.000 5 HH Day -+ 2030 Bee! ‘ Sobitfer & Brother. 2000 & + BLHU I Dixon ++ 2000 ID Walter & Co 26.700 J & Diesine 2809 F.F. Delano. . ; 180 Drew, 2016 William 1,600 A Van 200 A 8. i 1,876 Willer Go... 102 EB. Bartlett...) 1838 F 4. Borgen © 160 #. Locmis,.., 1760 1,000 1500 1,664 1,650 law wokiin 1,000 Jone toash 6 400) & Oo . R ferry & Son N Rozers & Jo, J. Comer & 3. Herrizon & ( New MA © H. ams... H. L, Scranton see SmYOKD PK. Swit + 3.000 P Anthony... .; 12000 PowraMecta, w. J Ge08 win » 7000 4) 9,600 anee. som apaus & co. 2 3 tranks 1 paroat 2,000 Say ou frcigh t . . 1,600,000 ‘A. Bprout & Bon. .. There are over three handied pareeagers ia the E.C. Among them is Generali Mowquera, ex- He is accompanied President of New Gra: ada. by three of his nephews. Auncxed iy @ iat of pas sengers, including the returnug tionaires from California: — NAMKS OF THE PASSENGERS IN Tih Erte CITY. re J Mo wa + Rosen ba & dubbell ate fo June “4 Gen't Dow Touse U Mrs Finsh and swe de Mosquera, ex- — ohilaren Provident of New RD Foy eq, wt © Pgs Wi hobiue | taken from theee streams, or from their immed | of the Georgia, arrived on Saturday morning; D. Strong, Esq , of Sacramento City; and to Adams & Co. and Gregory & Co ’s express, for full files of California and Panama pavers and news. The cholera has appeared in San Francisco and Sacramento City. In the former, there were but few deaths, and it was not supposed to exist in an epidemic form; but at Sacramento its ravages were more fearful. We give a list of deaths, as far as known, in another column. The returns of election, held October7, for mem- | bers of the Legislature, were not sufficiently ao- | curate to ascertain the politics] complexion of that body, as party lines were but little regarded through- out the country, nor was it known until after the | election that the duty or electing a United States Senator, in place of Colonel Fremont, would de- volve on the Legislature then chosen. | Statisties of the aoe Mephanni ‘Persons Em- ae weeks (From the Placer Fimes, Uet 4%) It is very difficult, at the preseat time, to collect formation as to the productiveness of the various | | Munes of California. Even the number of persous employed upon the various rivera, is but, to 4 limi edextent, known. Those who have travelled ex- tensively through the country, and explored the | Various rivers high up into the mouataias, of course | Can form very correct conclusions. | — But there are comparatively few who have done | thie. Most miners have but partially explored the country, and even those who have made extensive examunations, have felt but litule inclination to convey the information acquired to others, For this reason, we the more wiilingly lay the esti- | mates which we give below, betore our readers, | believing, although they are somewhat imperfect, that ibey will be of wu those who have aot had the leisure or inclination to make thorough examinations | The estimates which we give, include the min- ing region from Feather river upon the north to Cosumnes upon the south, which contains at least two-thirds of all the miners employed in the coun- tr The mining region upon Feather river, com- mences below the feot-hills Of the mountains, some thirty miles from Marysvilie, and ext. nds back upon the mountains for soinething Ike evghty miles. There are probably not te*s than 9,000 per- rone at work upon this river. The most produ tive portions, the past season, have been in the too» bills, and upon the South Fork of the river [t ie the general impression thai the sum averaged by misers upon this river has been ab ut six dollars perday tothe man. This, allowing twenty-four working days to the month, would give Jor five months, (es much probably as most ot the mitaers will Jebor during the mining season.) for each miner $120 per month, eu $600 for the five months ; producing an aggregate ot $5,400,000. The Yuba, with it tibutanes, Deer Creek, God Run, Se, has 4 population of about 30,000. The imines in this region, have, in many insta peid more than those of any other portion of Ca fornia, but there has been atarge number who beve eucceeded but poorly, which bas reduced the average to each man [o romething less than that upon Feather river. Upon this stream, we believe, the average has not been over four dollars to each person employed. This would give for the total ermount of gold dust taken out ia five montha, $14 400 000 Bear river, the next stream upoa the south, taine probably a population of three thousand stream, although no very large amoun's bave been realized by meividuale, has produced « fiir aver. e—say four dollars te each iniwer, which will give in the aggregate $1,440,000. The American river, we presume, contains & population of sixteen thousaed, distmbuted on its tributeries as fotlows:—five thousand upon the North Fork; five thousand epon the Middle For! end six thousand upon the South Fork, which, at five dollars as the average, would produce as above, in five months, $9,000,000 Thia would give, ia the agereguie, tor Feather, Yuba, Beer, end the Amencen rivers, togetoer woh their tributaries, the eum of 980 240,000, os the product of the juber of fifty-seveu thousaad persons, This sum, we believe, is as near au aver- dye of the produce of the mivee upoa the rivers named for the past five moutha, us can well be ascerteined a! the present ime. We have, in our estimate, takea but a portion of the mining regioa of Califorma, as our re a will eee, but we presume the quintity of gold 2 201 ra neighborhoods, consiitutes at least two-thirds of all the gold taken from the mines of California The quantity of gold obtaiued by miners daring the lost winter, Was ame!l proportion io what 1 ought to have been. Miners theo looked forward to the opening of spring, anticipating far richer diggings in the beds of rivere, when the waters ebould subside. In acticipation of rich barvesta, the winter wes suffered to pass without proper exertions upon the pert of miners. soe 26) [From the Pinoer Tim aivoroia, and a Asincident to the sominion of consequence likely to tale place gvon, t4 the cessa- tion of epeculation in gold duet “This change will im reality place inthe hauds of the miuers thou- tends of dollars, wlich have goue to the shipper ia the forty of profi. Besides, the continual shipments of dust has had the efieet lo create an unnatural state of eflaira ia tht fiawnees ot Califoron. thu. this is not Likely to contmee, The evtablehmeat of a mint will at once enhanee the value of (ist some ten pet ceat Dust which 14 now selling for $16 per or more onnee, Will bring from $17 50 (0 $15, and where it ch even jo will ake a great revelutie pur fis aud add to the real prosperiiy of Ue ‘The profits realized upon shipraeats of dust have “e eee - ¢ were rtrerres ce SeESeEREaeeyr’ MY - Mr Acniay “ee dm sieTaglot ' Mr Andre es ir Mee - wr Mr Wilitarns ke Me hh wets he Mr Mosrly Mr emus ead 5 Me Cambbe eR Nei ve Boten Wr Fi oeawerats mnt, ant) +) a Ma Taber ‘We aro indebted to R. D. Foy, Keg, late of the San Francisco Herald ; W 4 Stone, Esq., Parser pment TT ite Lila eal TE TTT MR by Nee weneraliy gooe 10 hervy eapituhsr, bat few of whom can really be clasced xmongst our peruaa- vteitwens, Agencies have been established by the largest banking hoagwa of Eu w busint they have thus far beea able to control it There is no reason why cuiaens shoald | receive in cosa, the real value of le dust, iuotead of giving to the gspeculator ten or Uweive per cout ons valvation We have ber reality giviag to the prichaser from one dollar ead # hoift two dollars, for taking our gold, ead gettiog im retura nothing but gold. not | The tegisintive authorities of California made | en attempt to place gold at tts true value, bar the | moneyed influence was 60 greal,that they were Hue able to necomplich thie praweworthy object Bot nt, gold duet will advaner, ava Uatifornia Jaced vpon an equatity with the Atliatc States woh their with those who pay it out here, it nukes a@ vost ditlerence — Wwhot tethe priee pad bere fc The leet mentioned class obman but $16, whereas, the other clave receives $18 [tis fot alone the ac tuel lors upon the dust, of which we speak; it is withdrawal from circulation of a lerge nmouat gold, which would remain were tt token here for ite reel value. But thie eanse for complaint will soon be remedied,and thoe ns whe pay theitdust | for property here, will be allowed sts full valaation o The next United States Sevator. ton Journal, Vet. 4) S Seoator will occupy come little attention in our Lejuslaiure duriog (he epproaching session Several aepirente are already | in the field, marabaling their forces for the contest | ‘They announce in San Francisco, almost, as if by authority, that Fremont has pot the slightest chance for te-election— that his friends ox trusted | therneeives by their effort of the lact sevson, and that it would be eas to agai atten elet him to the Senate. As the selecion of @ pro candidate for this important« fice is a matter which will be decided entirely by the scron of the Sacre werte and Son Joaquin districts, it would be ade visable for eatdidates and their frends to ascertain the views of the few members from these districta, before they sum up their cal-alation= Among those telked of a3 proper m sede Colones) Fremont, ate (x Geety, of San Fraasisen; Maj of What T caw in Calif formerly Secretary of the out present able cud Major Roman. Here is quite en @ candidates, who, with the excep! ermed, are preparing thet forces ( e contest will, no dowbty be #4 ond vigorovely carried on betwee y the pat Marriages and Deaths tn (alifornia : Je Coleet county, Vettfornia. by Ton J, 1. Totes 0 ; OF 19th, ME. R.A. Wennen, of Farm rile. $4, to Tier Many ¢. Wane. Th Gan Fransisco om the $294 tus. Me Ww. Moonr, of BF. Lewis; Mee 0.0. Me dor.nes, of Rat wed, Vt -_~ - a Aoermer) Wapp7 ur Whitey. of Boston, Mase . to Mise Bums Janz, second Gaugbter of JH Merrill Baq., of thie city Oot, 80th, at the Mission’ Delerss Mr. Waeerxn to Miss Arice Manin, both of Aue Prancisoo. At Abington. Aug 27. Mr. Juess H Gices. late of Racramemto city. avd editor of the Placer T'mes to Hales Cores. daughter of Capt Daniel A. Ford, of Ab- ‘At Bacramento city. Oot, 19th. by the Rev, Samael Moorhouse Thomas Pacy Avetino to Manta Anoauica Pin fon’ Prepeleco, on the Bath September, 2 oO on by Rev, ~ bee oanadhss Wrtusm T Henrton, of Mattieusk, N.Y, t and) Miss Anx Apams, of Bydney, DearHa ty san eR ancinco. ome. : Where from Fs ey 4 eee? 2 Aiea = a Baltimore, suicide, 48 France. | ry ™ jew York olt Soe % eee < ete i on'ption, dysentery, 30 Hootiand. : holera, Sf Ole mery, et jo. { Hen 8, insane, 3 eda, ees BE teen "toes a : Infent of bora.” Maton of a bexioont Oe 2 ‘Prastus Beld 10, Prencis L. ‘Bowles, TJ mth, L. Soberdaa. Jobn Exnli, late of Richmond. Vi ceived by the Oct. Sith, Oct. ite of John J. Cor- ¢ 25th year of ber age, late of Mobile, Ala. t ilst, Sr Ansel N. Baker, of Vartmouth, Mass., eer 45 years Oct 2lst. Mr. Theodore Merrick aged 35 years, for- merty ot Philadelphia. & Barelay. formerly of Penn. Oct, 28d. Mr A Vor 80cb. of chelers, Cha:les Naron. freman on board steamer Hartford; was from N ‘ork. me evening, David Brown, from England, at the Tremone Hows, - me Oct. 80sh, of cho! ir Chas. C. Griffith, of Alba: N.Y, axe domees-ae.” re = Oct zsih. of cholera, Mr. Joseph Parker, of Newton orner Newton, Mass , aged 27 Vot 26th, in t th year of her age, Jane. ihe wife ot Capt K L Patticon, late commander of the @ N. Company's Oct, 29—Geo, Alien. 83. Bidney, fever; John Wal- tace, 21. Engl D. Weils, 21, N. Albany, es" MM: urtas, diarrhoea; F. Mer, 24.1 the iacgs _ Oct. WR. Jenking, 86, N. ¥., cholera; John Oling, N.Y , cholera; Sainuel Holmes, Lil, fever; John Bates, 3. DC, ebolera; A ©, Brocks, Michigan, anascertal: France, co; Maren Mevda, © chole Nicol pan: ra; James, 19. il , fever; Joon Howard 30, K: bSextom 38, Ark, diarrbos - hereon, 22 Bootland cholera; Asher Kioher, 19, Maine, chote Obarlotte Saunders. 40, cholera; Jos. Uo Pendleton, $4. Sto . cholera; Matthias a 4 Steele 37,N ¥., E Lodine, (colored) 28. Del, Woodroff 45 N.Y, cholera; Inm cboters; Capt A.’ Pi Prect Maine cholera; James loclom Cbas Heri 42, Maine, fewer; Nathan jysentery, Elvaner W. Hooper, wed 48, vi Gilbert, of Brooklyn, N. ¥., aged 24 yeurs Oct Idth. Mr Mr. Patrick Sarsfeld, formerly of New York. aged 20 years R ff, South Danvers, Oct. 27 to 00 - G apt Henry Parker, ewok, ) Ind, John- own, Mace. Oot, 23d, Le Mase direase ebo Aucklend. New Zealand. cnolere, aged 48; Josiah 1. Haven. cholera. aged obolers, aged 23. UbariesR Toboy. ser, cholers, aged 45; Buos 2. Cook York, inflammation of in flexemation on the waukie chokra Jurmes Sbeney, N aged 38; ber, cholera, aged 25; John Colyer, hewts Gorton, baltimore. ehoiwra aged jena; Allen L. Shaw, b ery ye; ih. BP.’ Wyatt. 85, Now Ort» dase, 16th, Chas. J Hiibern, 33 M j deyr; 17th, Thomas Pieres, typhus f ld tay Wim_W. Quailen, 22, Virglais, d 3 cays; Hh, Jonn Ta Minos, do 47 4 Jove Beobaeden, 31 wwery. dy 12 days; 0c ean child. 7 or 8. Mextoo, do. 13 24. F y. 19, Louteenn. do. 87 day h, Thomas Ro- 2 hours; 2h, TO. Freach, | 6 hours N. len United Btatea ¢ Vet t= Mr. Aneel eu 45 yearn, ae b Mr. A BR, Barelay. for Met of coolers, Daviel & from Whiteide county, TL ker, of Dartmouth, Me, | formerly of 0: n by the name of Buell, tormeriy of t fever. Mr. Geo. Vowols, the city of New York, 30 years. DEATHS IN FACRAMENTO Cry. Oot 20-Jobe Deidrioh, Cateago. Uli, cholera; F. Cardos, Abbot county, [ unsvoortained; Amos P. Pendleton, Westerly, 8. ¥.. diarrhs vosseertained; George Astley, Lnduwa, diarchors ; Lienry Browm, (colored) unnscertalund Cot Zl—Hersce Harrivon, Newark S.J, typhoid | Tram, cholera; Jonrad Lage, (Germen) Triuger, cholera, Wa. ' Joseph Keose, M Rawara Ray, N. B Weod ehelers oct 2— — Darir, Boston, Mat. cbolera; Mf +, (Seotebman) cholera; Rod Kichmond, S)ra- ¥ ,chotera: Taos. Kuwards, WY. city, ebel- trem, Buffalo, N Y.. cholera; ——— K era, Edward G. Vowle, Boston, Rose, cholera; John Saunderson, Mo. cboleia, Oro. B ifervey, Ohio, eholera; Oapt 3. W. Powers Poiledelphia, cholera; Charles Delany, cholers. Capt Cook cholera Oct 28 —Georee Breston, Mo. cholera; Ely Myer. ows City, cholera motbus; Jacob Gece Obto, diarrh- coe, 8 A Bush, Onto, unasoettanme’, Davis B Mo lune, Wir cholera, Ramona D Show keiiord, Mo, dtarrics; Angie MecKentie NY cholera; Farriok Bvaas, Lee- Semurl Drake. Mela, cholera, Henry iors; dames W. Camptell. cholera of ftte cholera wou RT woreph Ripley Nod © W tan, Mans vreserrinined ; Wim siaed. cholate Oot % Geo W. Hallenback, Wis. shotern cholera: deeae Shideler, Loy. Vn Samvwel Nichole. N. Y., unneoortained ; dae W Camel li, cholera; Ubas Wiliams, Mo, cbolora Clark Ifeinnd, choiete ,; Henry i. Jern ; Joaeph Webb cholera, Dr. C e AKenahafoucd dead Three ol bere, diseases anges tsived Thotes Pogue, Mo. tever; Jas. Simons, Oils, Dnneeerteined , Narh't Wiloox. Oregon. fever: & RB Mereh. Vermont cholers; H Legatre cholera : Neleon creet Pronee. cholera; Wa MH Thompson. [reliant cholera, Hi Stomp Tiinots, fewer David Pepper Ohio ebolera; Capt cage cholera: Benjamin Marcy, Wis. aire Mr Kelley cholera ; James Wanonom, Phila. drar ' toilet, Indiana, 60 ; a e . yeentery; J. RM Laue ls ie cholere ; Peter th fever © Ledley, Cilinols wmascertaloed ; Dr ok, Ulinole, ebotera ; Jobn Rowita Wor Jobin Card NM dgemnory : B Men WW Robo Ole eorofats, Joeegn Vy row. Realend eo Bri aoly, a6. co Oe ohviera; i Woek Obie, fev dermany J A MeOow Wisvonrin. diatroas, con of €e eb Loon Star mk. Poinan dy eeu 8. “ deaeph eholere; Martie Rore Et ne cholera: Ditmas Binfth Mite Tint, Wireowe in, ebole Ve AY ontoguece dy ’ © oheters: J i" 1850. cbolera; J gAllison, Mo., dysentery; J. W. Oct. 29— Goodrich, Mass., cholera; John H. = Jobneon, Als., cholera; Thos. Knox, Ale Henry Anson. Ohio, cholera; Dr Geo’ W. Noble, G j Mn 0, Wart, N. Ylty, fever, Mes. i; W H. Gilmon, Me., ic "ER. Oakely, Obie. dysente anaieee, BE Oakly, Obie Wisconsin. fever J a . Mi Eerie Bel | chelera; —— Patten, Ill, cholers; Monroe Divbeo rentery. on Maryaville, on Baturday, 19th Oct , of diarrhas and scurvy, Ela tS Sullivan, trom Cado parish, La., ear 01 ‘ a wo at Tiss anode, Mrs. Cotheatan bem Bt Leni papers please co; , iseonein. At Marysville, Oot 28d, Alfred Henner, Jr., of New Orleens. ea seer Pp dre ot, 2th, Mrs Emily Hammell. . Mth, with cholera ¢'zh+ Mise from Sacramento, Jas L. Frasier, of Belmon' yy Obio. In the city of Stockton. at Dr. McLean’s Hospital, id fever, Mr William Abbott, aged 58 years, Hie ily reside at Wilburn Lake county. Micbigan ‘Om the S0th August, 0 the joan Fork, at the hoare of Mr Thomas Rucker, Mr. Thornton Wilson, s county Illinols. ighton Hotel, hton, October 20th, Mr. A. Davis Adams, of Roxbury, Mass, aged 31 yeare, of At Featber River Meadows, of wounds received in an engagement with the Indians, on the 28th of August Jest, Mr. Vrs cis Pioenig, of Sodus, Wayne county, jew York. At Mireouri Ber, on the Amerioay river, of bilious fever on the 18th September last. KxraT Mountfort, rt. of New York city, 21. , Oot. 4th, Mr. William Cleve- ‘leston. Va, and recently trom aged 50 years. ; Oot: 10th. Mr. Charles P. jarrard couaty, Ky gings. on the Gila river, on the first of October, of dysentary, Moses O. Nictots, sged about 34, formerly of Levys omg N.Y. At Honol Osbu it pt, Mr. Francis 0. J ert foimerly 0 ; Conse at Intelligence from the British West Indies, FEARFUL RAVA@ES OF THE CHOLEKRA—GREAT DEPRE- CIATION IN REAL ESTATE—LATE FROM HONDURAS AND GUATEMALA. By the steamship Empire City, Captain Wi son, we have received full files of the Morning Journal and Colomal Standard, published in King- stop, Jamaica, but we do not find im them any news of interest to our readers. We regret to learn that the cholera is making the most fearful ravages throughout the British ‘West Indies. It has been very fatal at Kiagston, Jamaicn, but is now more severe in other parts of the island. Kingston is reported to have lost 5,000 by thet disease, and a proportionate number at Port Royal; it had entirely disappeared from the latter place. The most melancholy accounts are received from the interior and agricultural districts. The Journal says » in the Piantain Gardea River distict, Ope thousand persons have been swept away by the fell destroyer. Lt states that:—* From Sc. David, fnghttul accounts have been brought to town. Notonly have the great mass of the popula- tion between the Eleven Mile tavern and Yuliah’s, und a large number of the Elsington been ewept away, but itis said whole police force, sergeants, corporals, and pri- jes, bave been iomolated—the whole force dying, #8 it is said, under literal want of suste- Bunce, im consequence of the non payment of their ey. Ine statement has been mude for some days the columns of 4 contemporary, and has not been denied. Lt is impossible, however, that such a charge can long escape inquiry. The moaey, we have reason to believe, Was forwarded fi 1ag- blog, Bad Some CAE Must De respouriole for ts MOL. Greunbutios ht is thing too frightful to con- template, thet an entire deatebment of police should have been left to die of cholera, without evem the comforts derived from their hard earaed bo the mountain districts of the sime parish the cholera » said to be equally destructiv it has appeared at Kadoor, a property upwards of 3000 feet above the jevel of the sea, and the fiaest cli- mate known on the face of the creation, and it has tovebed similar alutudes ia the parishes of Port Royal and Si. Andrew. It has beea frightfully malignont et Midaievon cofire plantation, the pro- peity of the Duke of buckiagham, oud it nus maai- feeted itself at Charlotteuburgh, Obesver Vale, Ne w- top, and other properties, ail situated at aa altitude that bas bitherto aehed febriie a8 Apother CUR plates that When any one of them,” ellacked with disease, he or ebe 18 at once forrnken by fath-r, mother, bro- thers, swters, end lett to the while p op'e to attend to them as they best cap. Ore unnatural mocher, when em infant three years old was atiacked and carned to the hospital, having been requected by the meseger to go and atiend to hee chiid, replied at the ebild might die, but she was not gome to risk ber tite forthe sake of a child The desull hes Dees Chatehe wes last night herself at tecked, and died at 4 o'clock Uus morning, and that the child is recovering iu the howpiral. Ine | deed, unless you were on the spot, you could bard- | ly conceive the want of feeling dieplayed by the Lhave been compel- | opie lowarde each o-her. a to pay five shillings before they would hoe to ster the cead. Lem sorry to say the we hue broken out afresh at Winchester, aud T heor or tren Geaths at Bath; several at Holland and Duckenticid, av alvo at Stokes Hail, Hampton Cour, Pieoswot Bill, end Phithyetield.” The journals are compluiniag of the great de- piecatien an real estate m the Hriieh West ladies, exjecuily m Monwerrat. The jol\owiug are in- stences of depreeie ion almost wilhout a paratiel:— Laiely cold ip this island, Marshal's sale, the following bade rime atioved eug ur apd cotton cauter, | wwelvding stock of every @esertption, With a variety of turmture, ®iver aed pluted articles, &e., three | Antelligence from Centrat Amoriea and tho Seuth Pacific. The steamships Georgia and Empire City bring us intelligence from Chagres to the 26th and from Panama to the 22d ult. They also bring a little later news from Realejo. We learn from Mr. Strong, who came passenger in the Georgia, that on Sunday, Oct. 25, coming | down Chagres river, met schooner Michigoane, about eight miles from Chagree, louded with rail- road materials for the Panama railroad. Two scl ‘one of which was supposed to be load- ed with railroad materials, were ashore at Chagres, and will probably go to » The Panama ‘Star of the 16th says :— We have been shown a letter to a commercial house in thie city, which represents considerable distress as Feige Raelejo, owing to the scarcity high price of ell kinds Loo ecg From the great influx Of passengers, all ds of merchandise as well as la- bor have risen to enormous prices, The Star of the 22d states :— b mlirmg veg last, the steamships New Orleans and Columbus here for dam Francisoo, carrying off nearly two hundred psssengers. Tho mail ic Caroline would have sailed the same day, but upfortu- nately in beaching her a few days previous for the pu pose of making some Capea a repaizs, she was put on his a pring tide.from whic! lon she could mot ‘be extricated until Monday mornfhig. the 18tb—on t it of which day she sailed for F the mails trom the U: 8 01 y he ne sickness of any kind existing here hear of. ‘This is the last and worst the th ty days more we hich lests until the be doubt- we have less rain here, {bea usually falls in their resent time, city during thi On last Tuesda: yesterday morn: other one of the passen- gers by the rame steamer, Mr Tilten, met with j reoisely Such enother mishap at one of the 10" on the road toCruces. His h of advice and the robbar, yarture of four large swaa- sbips since our Iset publication, onr harbor still pre- goodly array of them.’ There are no here po ives than Fix, ¥ the Pansma, Nort! Constitution, Confidence and Equador. all + ip the trade with Oulifornia, besides the British itish steamer Peru, Captain Hine, arrived hi i¥uh inst. trom Valparaiso sod Uallao. sone brings 52 passengers. and $7W.000 in silver ballion, and is connigned Co Messrs Zuchriston. Nelson & Jo ‘The flour speculators of Chile are doing a large eich yields them xn immense prodt. shi wo chavge ia treights . © Morquera. ox President of New @ leaves Panama thin week, ona visit to the United er. eners] M is one of the most distingwishad m Bouth America. Hv has filled the higuest militer, civil offices in this repubite with cr. beretit to bis country. Untion of the governmen! sults have been more benedcial than any preceding it. Hv in numbered here amoog che worthiest sons of Uo- Huw bia and one of the few remaining offle eld army ot Independence, his country, bere bineselt tr 1 athed it bat with beacr, Panama Star of the Lun, in speakiog o Pavema raure y to inform our contemporary ot that the raiiread i+ b bi on ident expectation of Chose that by the 4ch of uext J mer. to ® poiat Palenquilla aed Gor. hours travel trom thia place road is wiready leid with ratis, the expectations of t y Teuilaed. As to the rely ‘road compkny are now ards the early completion of their wore Pszmanent and useful prejeet. We learn, thet between nd 400 men athin « fe y undred more lavorers vill be put om it, The distance from Limen Bay to the olmt where the road strige the Ubagres river, is eween 27 and 30 miles caly. | CLEARING p OF A MYSTERY [From the ma Star, Nov, 2 Tt vill be receliected by mow. of our ns time in the early part of last year, Mr. 8. R din, kon of tion, Ben. Hardin, of Keatucky, ae: din this city on his way to Saatinyo du Unili, re by je un Seoretary to our I+gation. Being unavoidably detained here jor urar two moncas, he reewived intelligence of the revocation of hit ap hat he atumpted pelt di owas frostrated im the a te unable eventually ty ed from the city very few dayne past, nt inquiries have been a party of gentlemen, while out ling the meunceia in the rear of J, about midwny up. they uiscovered the re- ts homan be | heuees io the town of Piy mouth, with plantation stores ativehed, and Lumber yards to two of Wem, iwenty hogsheeds of sugar aud three punch vhole of which did not execed the or realize mote than twelve hundred pounde sterling. Six sugar eetater, comprising by eotmetion 1,000 acres of crne, prsture, end provi efon lend, with cwo wind milla and (wo horse mills, is Complete Tepeir; three eis of works, all recently repaired, fierent, ty padie of boiling off, anow etill, ¢ 400 heavy nencs of atigar, with lary worm attached to one of th house, contriping large dint: g and drawing rooms five bed chombers, with « murhle gallery rouad the house, with out offiere attiched, all receutly icpoued, end alarge garden contiguode Four of these suger estates gave the late proprie- or, When Super Was very hign, £20,000 sterling in One Jeet, end for severeteon of £5,000 per enpum, after deducting expen 9 cotton and § south portot the ieland, cont of land, with filly muies, one hondred and hiy heed of cattle, forty asses, several horees, aa a fiock cf sheep, with ferniture, silver end plated atic t, ord «Xteneive and valuavle lbrary, 4 four wheel Calrioge aud gig, with harness complete to tb mer, weoty hogsheads of « * pune the whole of wich did not This eoumerta- ming upwards of 600 f chi oce of mol. gees, eeliiog more than £1,210 ererling Leg of property speeited, and whieh has been sa crifieed for one-fortieth pr f 's value, is only brood bt ur der the Lotiee of th lie ro show the aebuer in Which property is contisested tn this is heed. Wh ht under the hrmmer of a mar. ehel's cede @nd told ri We learn from which poper ceatbed us by the last packet Francisco 128, HONDTRAS he Bitar WWaraman, a file of that Domingurr, tne st aetilement to a and San Vide tonto te, Who were de snd Be ie ke gally ” 4 bei y: Ne ph } wee, at the fest dave, state of per con ti wt Balls 4 re tere at hee | quiliity. Congee d been ealied, for wu exitae fied BiB t bocadeil, ig | OPdinany e ember. Pea oe ay Wes Aoastaeey | te Costa Ry © had been ex: fing ive Meno J thang | Chenged between the Goveroorot tive avince of | his, Aven , ae bee Petree and the ¥ erof Sere Kier, | eve by 4 Ke ou { Nov S000 is n Telerence te vemion of the tebritory of | dé, in Pare a vo, * | Lee Borne Get Dave i Headores Wir amin Hues frout-| Pagas, RAndoad. Oo We ate indebt- ‘ i tothe 18 f vet The (@neetty | ed te Mr. Geo. W. Smi mi egent between tite | h ce, ptatek, thet aquence of Th? ) eity wed Worcesies, for the parcest re of a fatal | and d ion ¢ 1 yay sel CO) Coitiaion on the Providence aud Woreestor road he te the city of Pal thie morning, The roltis fed neat the | i enlee ‘cow's Hof | juueurn Wikeseter. Th fir npward J | t ove “ vovidence rar tuty © train that wae tend A party of nooat forty og Sy8 hig’ kh. Che ewitoh deing Wrong) The " yinmand | ever en net sane, aod the | ne re M YZO0EI 10 | these ie nee engiaces emiech more sceuré aad Brean ate ed frou these places | icpete af bed ew larity | ‘ons | with Cleritier and coppeis im them, eut- | eulive years. upwards | | jon ew ates, eituated at the pa, De Baraeto vtaber, 1840, 2, Ky.. com avd wpaing ma” t two tran | addresreé to How Ben. Hardin, bi | mencing with © ce ef the ground where the b collected toge.aer, th: o that the deormed t the surrounding bushes bad beea cut to cOver up the body. It this is #0, 1b | ble t any other conclasion | ye foil Bat poor | then tb | 4 of the deceased has od them eabjest to the tacky facts ia (hit mournfel of Rowen Hardin, tora We vnderstand tbat a frie evilected the boner, an ordi re of the family tp Ge the reee are the ben } he te * long outlive that of his fo } ii | Peace | Costa Rica. | Dy the steamer Georgia, from Ul . we have | nour possession complete files of £l Panameno end La Cromica Oficral to the Vth of No ber | | The reacere of the New Vork Herald bive seen publ ehed in our paper the adviers of the attempt at | murdey on che person of the President of Bolivia ‘The journals of that country are filed with provests | of the people ageinet t atrocious act, and the Congress ot the republhe published a pwelamatioa fe the citizens, in Whoeh it cepeatrs, in strony terme, | the attempt co disturb the peace of the country by | ohing the lie of the Present. Geveral Belaa hid yee | entirely recovered trom his wounds, awd Be TWO CENTS. PRICE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, ‘The Latest from Washington. U. 8S. SENATOR FROM WAHINGTON—THE QUARREL BETWEEN MESSRS. RITCHIE AND RIVES | Wasnincrom, Dee. 6, 1860. As was anticipated, the General Assembly of Vie ginia yesterday re-elected James M. Masom to the United States Senate. Out of 164 votes, Mr. M. reesived 142. Mr. Ritobie is publishing a series of articles In the Union, im reply to the charges brought agsinst him by Mr. Rives about t! bilo printing. Thus far, Father R. makes it appear that his antagonist has been the greatest tranegressor agalost the government. ‘The weather in this region is clear and cold. ‘The Jenny Lind Fever at Baltimore. Battin Deo 6—P.M, The Jemny Lind excitement is now very high, and the tickets for the first concert freely command $10 The Barnum Hotel is crowded The Saranac at Norfolk, Noxro.x, Deo. 8, 1860. ‘The U. 8. steamer Seranac, Capt. Josiah Teteall has arrived here from New York. ‘Three Days later from “exice. We have received from Vera Cruz our files of El Momitcr Republicano, of the city of Mexico, te the 16th ult , brought by the brig Union to New Orleans, and thence to this city by mail. The result of the presidenti«! election was not yet ascertained, the returas of Tabasco and Chi- hushua being not known at the latest date; but out of twenty States, thirteen had voted for Genera Arieta, and the remaining seven had given their voices to Senor Rosa, Almonte, Gomez Pedraza, aud Sr. Mujica. There is no doubt about Gea Arista being elected for the next presidential terns, The Legislature of Pueblo addressed to the general Congress @ protest against some reforms in reference to duties up+n some articles of con sumption, the mining of me‘als, and taxes o« goods. Those reforms had been lately discussed in both houses The Minister of Finance off-red to the House of Representatives, « proposition, in which he avska authority to mortgage, at the lowest rate of inte rest, the American imdemnity, for a sum of twe bundred and fitty thousund delars, in order to pro vide for the wants of the public administra’ El Monster Republicano etfirins that the tralia Company of Havana will go, nex? spria; 0, and will give a sernes of performinces, usder the direction of thet dir'ingui-hed and « tiemen, M. Pader. We hope this news is aot watt founded, and that we shall have the pl-asure of seeing again the celebrated ariiais of this company in New York during the next summer season [From the New Orleans Pia ‘The brig Union brought on treig! 7 York, Oot, mary, and ® Mexican, Ooloued ‘ore considera y large @aonet to pay. and ‘ pay it ter which they must provide for (he current expenres of the yoverment, Wick aloms ay cult enough nrted in Mexico that the Toh ditsorered. Mask to the fate of the the republic | The M. ® 20 for every 100 powaus of correspeadenns, tract there into be Orlane and Vera Oras ore Mexican Genwral: Requene Manuel Komero, War apeartipated The Movplateirs, after a brilliant Jay Inet, Geceraphical aad 8 atistionl Soeis'y elected Daniel Wobeter core ponding memoer The announced by Gen Arista to Me, onded tu the ollo wing terms, We Uenaiate:— Wasniwaros, Rept 8 1950. Bin.— I have received the commuoteation dated the leh of Jaty leet, ia which. in your capacity ef P rvni- dent of the tioul Aoolnty of alttiog hed by perag pro pored and accepted a# & corresponding m-mber of the toctety. I bave the honor to reply, that I cordially accept the distinction of which T hinve been made (ny objet ‘The wrility of such associations t& generally recog. pied Ubave copfidenoe that yout labors to com contr nd diffuse ata.intionl 1 geogeapbical Knowledge. especialy comerraing magel iowut country, will be viewed with interast hy th» «evan other nations The manner of orgeuizatioa ot the eceirty and the distinguished Mexicwid* who (aks part ite procescing#, are & favorable augury for its sae. to which it Krratly pleas me, 08 any oomm todo erry thing 'p my power to coutrivute citber persor ally or offotaliy I take this opportuni y to offer to you the assaranse ot my distinguished consideration DAN(RL WRBSTER Our Philadeiphia Correspondence. Puiravecenia, Dee. 8, 1950. The Weather— Death from Drunkennes, e. The weather bound vanes in this vivinily whieh, for a week past, had obetinately pointed to the northeast, were allowed to shift their position, lam evening, to 4 fair weather quarter, aad soon after we were gratified with @ view of the stars, twink- ling merrily efter their long holitay. This mora- tog, we abounded, aud the wind was as sharp a newly i razor; about ny several mime ture editions of 4 soOW sloTM eprang Upon us quite unexpectedly, but fortunately did not } Jon, There was sufficient, however, to admonish us thet winter te at hand A poor inebriate camed James Boyd, who wae lodged in the ug Gorden watchehodse Inet night, was found deat thie morning, having perial ed from the «fleets of drunkenness and exposure. He was formerly a tavern keeper, and has talien a victim to the eame bad spirite he dispensed to others. This ie the second death from rum ia the Synag Garden wetch- house within two dive The city end districts remained perfectly quiet, and the prisoners taken by the police were only of be most trivial character. Tue Late Peesuet wy Wesrean New York— Lose or Lire —The late snow and runs caused ns rudden ard alreost unparalleled rise in the O. k metines called Allen's Creek) which through this village Nearly every bridge and damm tor eight miles above here were either swept away or damaged by the freshet. Syme of the wecidents and damages thas caused are as fol- jower— At Sopague’s mill, ia Pavition, the dam wan partially «Wept away, with part of the bridge, nud & stone aod earth abutment, At Bailey's | r 5 p 1, the dum_ and bridge were both carried off. e dam # yanoke was endangered, bat no cuviary loss was sustained. Bit the lose of beman Tite at thie potot, readered the scenes of ‘Thureday more distreesing than the loss of prop: ery can enteil, — While three youne men—Mar- eholl Jndd, and James and George Wilson—were erm loyed in disengeging some floot-wood on the trick of the dam, the boat was carried over by fury of the carreot, and two of the three persone in it were aleo carried into the boiling \ a , 4 below--the other mai ing hit standag the brink wotil relieved = Young Judd war ven to rise but ose» after makiog the fatal plunge. He come up and fol) rectewerds wader the fall & eheet of water, and passed from sight, Hie holy had oot been recovered ap to M four aed o helf deve after the fatal occurrence — Le Row ON. VY) Gaaette, Deo 4 Domestic Miscellany, 4 - RPG bidhiings wer neeroyed py fire at Terre | Hout, lad., om the 24 inst A silver end copper mine has been discovered near Tandon, Vt. The ore yields 31.13 of pure vant? D of coprat