The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-25
rFron ths N. Q. Piesyunel
Lrrar rnnn1 CALIroRNIA.

LATEST WR0M CALIFORNIA. Giswsng .accosmis ftom Ms Gold RegiOH-inerA'vs. | tbie Niasrai speaft Daily dtscocsTes of gofd 47oo o,geo tn gold dst by the Ciisfor"ia-Eie Eiee'oas eadsr 0sa RiIsy's order OPeraf'ons at me rnf4es-- FbrsfRn tafrudera = Conspiracy Gt Sdh Frnnefsco. Apprskemded out6gsak la CSba. Sc. 4e
 BAlr,maaR. Friday Sepi. II, l2 o'ctoek. M-lhe siesnship Empire City sailed from Chagres on the ist of September bringing to'iJ mine Pssseng1s and neD0 600 in gold e-hifd ot whicn is io the possession of the passengers.
 The steamer California arrived at Panama August 9tth, bringing hffy -o0e passengers anu 'vV'VVV :" god from San Francisco.
 The election under Gen. Riiey's proclamation snok naaea on inc ist of August. when large vote was cast Peter II. Burnett was elected Judge oi t,e snpefios Court, and Horace flaws, Preiect.
 Emiwrants from Miss luri,. over the mountains ,w.re da;lv arriving in California. We condense varioas editorials of the Alta California into the fo lowing summary of news;
 Provisions are plentiful at the mines, and goods may he obtained in the city of Sacramento al the prices hey sold at in San Francesca ne nealih eeneralv oG the dggers at the mines remains good Kv inc arrival Of gentleman from the Sianlsiaus Waahlnrs we learn that work continues brisk on the tributaries of the San Joaquin II aiso a'ten- ded with more satisfactory results than followed me operations of the miners ln the spring Mines wltn vrrv rieh deposits have been found in the North Fork of American river, known by the name ot Ss,h,s BAs Digging has for some time been atten- ded with great good fortune. There is story cur rent Of a Baltmorean who but recently atnyed m the county having realized $60oO in gold m one week. -uaaided with any but the cornmoDest mining impiemcnts. Reports generally credited here that the daily average digging oi each man, oy the best authenticated accounts, can be safely set down at one ounce Of gold '
 ell We have few days later intelligence rom the gold washings oa American river, also Tom Inb" ard Feather givers, aanunncing that many ot the deposits on the Rio Ame lcano have become exhaus- ted. bat that new discoveries were every day occur ring. Si0ce the floods have abated, the work of digging has been resumed, under circumstances of the most datteIing character to the miners. The best feeling prevails among them except on the ques sion of foreign encroachmsnts. Our people are united in their determination to expel the Vagfants ot other nations from the mines, and the movement to this eaeet is general one-'
 The roads through the country are crowded with Chilans and few Mexicans, returning irosn the placess. No violence has ye, been employed to expel these people. and at tEe date oi our latest sdviccs, all was quiet"
 e gold region on Ylba river, hffy miles rom It's mouth has been recently discovered. ltis stated that the miners on these new washIngs have been highly successful On feather river also, discover les are reported to have been made."
 "rhe Mormon Island Association is nearly eom- pleted. In three weeks. h is presumed, from the latest dates thence the dam they building at that point will turn the river from it's bed. Shares in this work are selling at S5000 each. The bed of the nveT is supposed to be immensely rich in gold deposiis.l At the junction oi the work above this rosni, another association has been formed. with similar object in view. great number Ot Persons are employed at work on it."
 ,stAithoagh the hot weather has set in, 1t is no, accompanied with the amount ot sickness that was anticipated. Very few cases oi illness are said to exist tn the valley of the Sacramento. II IS hoped that fellowcitizens may this season be spared visitation by the scoarge of fever; an this is very likely, for the winter Inundation was not SO severe e that Of tine proceeding year. The heat is intense --l45o in the shade" This must be very great exaggertion.
 "An attack was made few days since at the mines by large party of armed Americans on sev- eral tenis belonging 10 the Chilians, when all the property of the latter destroyed or stolen. The excitement was very great in consequence, and nine tern of the offenders reported to have been ares- ted"
 aThe average passage of fs,eam vessels from Pana- ma is sixteen days-some more, some less. Since the departure of the last steamer. the number of per sons who have arrived at the port of San Francisco has been 3,9is. The steamer Oregon has been repaired snd is again ready for sea. Great excite sSent exists al San Francisco in consequence Of viot which took place there the 18th July, during which seventeen men were arrested, charged witt seonspiracy to rob the reaceabe inhabitants o chat district Of their property. Theodore Sander end Samuel Roberts, two of them. were tried an' sound guilty. They were sentenced to ten year eoa6asment in the penitentiaTy."
 TAreaiesed Iasurrection m CGb0.-Despa'ehe have been received at Washington from Havana relative to the accounts of threatened instruction in the island. A solie shouted "Vivs Ia Repnb iica! Viva et Gen. L0pez"' when an officer ad vaneed to eut him down. The officer was immedi ssely shot through the head by another soldier. Th U. S. Consul writes fer vessel 10 be sent to HaVan tor the protection Of Americon commerce. The U s. slcop-of war Germantown had already been order sd thithsr