The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-22

tuEe S5Ea- b OIL ERS Of every description at che
prices a. they be delivered here from any part Of
e for CaHtona and OREGON. About onsha OF
Love's company, I'd Infantry, resting here deserted
hight taking with them number of the QuarteImaz-
imulss.
nicia is situated on the Straits of Karquines between
Bays Of San Pablo and Suisson the latter of which re-
bs the waters Of the Sacramento and San Joaouu NV
land OF consequence all trade to the gold region passes
Il is laid off in the expectation of being large CITY
no doubt in time will be place Of Importance unless
linez, small place on the OppoHte side. gfows fast
lgh to oveTshadOw it; which, judging of the two posi-
. think twill do, as the latter situated in beautiful
y, with plenty Of wood and water whilst the former
hillside, with neither of the grand requisites above
joined within many miles. In Benioia there are some
Fyhye or.thry house,, but they are very much scat
whilst in Martinez not than onethird that num
On be counted. Between the two places all the vessels
r toa from the gold region pass, andI cannot but
al tnat II there were enough supplying establishments at
nj these places, many downward bound yeste ,youla
Mort of San Francisco
4w Maj. Allen this morning wash basin full of mud
u up from the waters edge at low tide from which he
sfed several PARTICLES of gold 1t seems to be every
II, and have no doubt that wtha dredging machine
Nsson Bay much could be obtained, washed down. az
ny the currents Of the Sacramento and San JOAQUIN
u On this bay have been told that person ding
a. low water, and after the tide had run in and again
"a, he washed the filings in and obtained gold 10 the
ot eight dollars. This he repeated every time the tide
| VIM 9NSSSaai seluuul EstunB less than
| Dove named sum.
mania Tor towns and citiests great in Californa at
bne, and the exceptions are few where the owner of
I@ieoe Of land has notaid it off into city lots Some of
| hces will flourish whilst the gold holds out but Others
| pt pay for the survey In New oFk of the Paoifc
'tiooks so well on paper am told there has not been
lie erected Such is not the case with Stocktonsapd
ento iof In both these places there is considerable
| Holng on with the people at the mines From all
I'm the gold holds out we'll and it generally believed
aleie Will De no such thing eXhausting the mines
Ary year tfeshet will leave its deposit on rivers
| H and consequently new crop of gold The indus.
| Tdlggen make on an average, twelve, fifteen, and
81 dollars per day and now and then a much larger
/ n Is obtained. Many, however, are not oonteuted
slow, though sure process, and run about so much
less they chance upon rich deposit they do not pay
bes So far, all accounts sent 10 the Atlantic shore
ben confined to chronclng the successes Of ps,ties
sons Tor nothing that have yet seen speaks Of the
cess which frequently attends those who work from
night or who alter weeks labor, return as poor
started out CHAPARRAL.
correspondent has furnished us with the
Fng list of the ships and naval officers at
Francisco, as wellas of the troops and officers
Ricia
| lamBtoH-C Commodore F. Ap @. Jones' Lieutenant.
NJ F. K K isa i1g; Lieutenant I g. Woolqsy; Act'g
uqsoa. s. o FGssg P. ~ dESsy99ds Passed
I'M, r. 8 441isG MifshpmRan B. Q. 0arRes Mas
! t-Commander, Q. K Striking; Lieutenants 81 M
/ aEGng, e. T. EpmOns, Henry Ed, James McCormiok
| ~ Jones, VIM. IL. BOudmOt; Act'g Masters nj n
| aeglon, Z. + Tatnali surgeon, n. O. Bauabino;
| -Pargeons, II, j. Bee X. MGCOwn; PuTser Il FOrrest,
| MaHnes, ), @. Hardy Mdshipmen Adams Ken
lester, Miller, Gift, Cummings, Lodge Watd Wood
| Captain Clerk, g, X. STIRLING, IT,
| shdTgS-COmm6nder, Zachaiiah Johnston. ieuten
! " W. Pickering, J. B, Marchand, f: Slany, j. X
| EAGGg Master, J, II. Moore; Passed Asst Surgeon
ADDISON; RuIsUT, CameTon Anderson; Midshipmen
| dy, Bteese, Campbell, Williams Bowen
/ ITel-CommandeT, A. K Long; Leutensnts ! r
/ p, }, l., Walden; Act'g Master, J s. Msury; ASH
| pm u. Is. Phllllps Passed Midshipman, j. h. Nc
sf MldShlPmen, j. Bredin, d. B. Harmony; Purger's
Charles Hail.
,io4iaELieut. Com'dg, F. A Neville; Aet'r Master.
/ fladi Passed Aldshipmen, l.. II. Lyme, E, RenshaW
IMonToei Asst Surgeon, J. Hamilton, Act'g PuIser
ifsaeausetts-Lieut Com'dg, s R. Knox: Lieutenant
Fan AIBSline Aot'g Master, Isaac N Brioeand; Sur.
.lh-Lisut. COm'dg, R. W. Meade; Master Mate, A.
! sayanpah, Vantalia and Falmouth have not arrived
| sqc1A-Rvt Lieut.. Col Casey, Bvt. Lieut. Mai Yves.
ALleut Gardiner, Asst Surgeon Hewitt-2d Infantry
| qc0mphn es much reduced by deseTtion Bvt Mai Il
| t. bVt MAJ, Fitzgerald; Capt. LsVell's company Is
fSHpg-tleut Schureman; Dr.. Henihaw; Capt. An
|, Sd Artillery, A. C.S.
boMA-Capt. Lyme, Cd Infantry A A O NJ. Mai
a. Fl Smith; Byt Lieut. Col. Hooker, A A. G.; Isl
Il Gibbs, a. ID. C.; Msj Leonard, PaymHsteT: Lieut.
son, ~ DragOonsi one company Ist dragons, Capt