Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-23
From the N Y Herald, June }
iIT TmEOFtalt from California.

usllF IMY0Iiall lIuH ldLiUIHId'
!, ,Nrs later from San Francisco-Arrival
|AGiifornia and Oregon al Panama-Open-
| d Regular Communication with the Gold
Dispatches fer Government
3ance Of God in Califorria-Immense
ms Of the Precious MetaI-The Excitement
Vail street. &c
steamship Souiherner. Capt. Berry. arrived
ssday morning from Charleston, whence she
! On Saturday las;.
Elg her passengers Is Lieut.. Edw. f Beale.
ECnied States NAVY. He left San Francisco
! l4h April. in the steamer Oregon. and ar
! aSan Bias on the 22d. where he remained
! H. cuaIing. He eft San Bias on The 9th,
r1si at Panama on The 9th May, at g P. NJ,
us:aaing at acapulco for water. -.. .
Il 7ih. be arrived at ard left Chagres in
! n Florida, and arrived a, New Orleans on
ze he took ne mail route to Charleston.
zoe came |, this city in the Southerner.
forming tss 7assage from San Francisco to
.rk in forfy- PAR days, the guicsest Trip Oh
He crossst'bs Lsthmus IN ssUenfeea hours.
passage Of 4ieut. BeaIe Is extraordinary
her view. | will be recollected that he
bsarer Of Dispatches 10 the Pacific squa-
nd Een; overaud, leaving Washington city
and go.ngby the way of Independence,
,ai Santa F. He preceded Col. Fremont
seeks. and bth himself and party suffered
sztly b. thescverity of the winter in the
1S. l. we're noi mistaken, ne reached
II ahead ! every one. delivered his de-
8, was enlls;ed with fresh ones for the
2aat in Naiing;on. started for the United
I'D viii 10 the White House tonight.
Tng the tswer to the dispatches he car
@lnd annosciHg his own movements from
ming 10 Il end Of his trip.
+ asirigaI Of but. BsaIe, in the Southerner,
L ate HewEronl California, rih lump
TsigliHg skt pounds. threw Wall street
SAFE of the -eatest excitement and delight.
S?nEali, Of house Of Rowland s. AsPin-
'as surround with crowds of ger brokers
chants. curious TO catch n glimpse of
p pound Isp. There was no mistake
: There 5 the pure gold fresh from FL
. No gOlever attracted more attention,
more cOgg, than that lump. We shall
at effect t II have on stocks.
-e 9th Of u. The steamship California ar
Il Panamarom San Francisco. When
lal. 3. leftan Francisco. she was TO sail
Or three d.; she therefore brings .wo or
o'ys' later diligence, which will reach US
hex; arris' With the Oregon's mails.
nails brou: BY the Oregon and California
d the ls.hs, waiting the arr!-al of q
'at Chagn
saFn that ht. Beale has ih his possession
y, ., encased big lump of pure California
81 carats c. with brass cable chain
pse Jumps gold attached to every other
Ipqfnered y. Inc toughest and richest profu.
Jumps gold were hammered together
~D ~a.ch,ll the whole, excepting the
encasein the precious metal The
"a chunE1of gold, with The pipe inserted
' Alteiher, it was one of the ug LES
ss,. ana nch', and most valuable watche:
sOree,
lhI vi be remembered, Ieft Panama
l.. S'tiiar n she reached San Francisco
and = abr was very high at San Fran
H N,,. ua1tity, of shipping there very
ssels were laid up.
s,. pds had declined considerably, i,
81 stocks on hand. and sill large,
s,s fall had been rery material
y 10 the gold. Its richness am
! n 80 confrEsed all prerious accounts
h h Nj. II bToughta piece weighing eigh
sn,r- assures US that he has seen ;
5v !: sfIng 25 pounds. He saystha
s,o sT'I rich in California-thatc com
T b.. eanfnost make fortune.
~e c1F of emigrants pouring int
- vas 4ncI Fremont.