The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-27

Late and important from CaiIor''ia-Diteuty uoih the
Mericans-Cldim Of the CHA and its tributaries.
New YoRK, June 26-2, p. m-We have dates here
from San Jose the 30h April, from which we learn
that seven thousand Mexicans have left Lower Cal
The Americans who desire engaging in mining on the
ella river have been prevented by the disparity of their
numbers, and the constant fear OF encroachmcns upon
them by the hordes of Mexicans
Fifteen thousand stand of English muskes, it is as.
serted, have been sent to the mouth OF the Gla river
from MaZatan
A Tumor also prevailing, that had caused much
excitement to the effect that the Mexican government
intend dispung and contesng the decision and action
the American commissioner in relation to The boundar
The Mexicans profess TO claim all the rich mines of
ella and It's tributaries.
Important from the Pains-Fights betrueen California
emigrants and the Indians.
ST. LOUIS, June 25--News from Chihuahua to the It'll
ult, says that the neghborng Indians very hostile,
and that a number OF skirmshes had taken place be-
tween them and the emigrants, in which several
On the 4h of May, Thatcher and his party were at
tackled by large body OF Mexicans A fight ensued in
which twenty-lhree Mexicans were killed
Accounts received from the emgrants beyond Fort
Keany, state that bufaoes very On the 10th
OF May Captain CARROT accidentally shot himself
Peter Cameron murdered lumber man. named Allen,
at Prairie lie Craix on Monday last.
affairs in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-Our city still continues TO be in
very unhealthy state and the number OF interments
ported BY our cemeteries s frghtuly increasing; To
day they reported hundred and twenty four buras
for the preceding twenty four hours Business of course
is little not thought of. The transactions that are
made to supply immediate wants. We have had
considerable rains, but the atmosphere is still oppressive.
Fearful progress of the cholera in the West-India,s
Uutdges burnt and deserted
ST. LOUIS June 25-The weather still continues very
warm. The river continues to rise: There is abate-
the progress OF the cholera here The deaths av
erage 100 per day
The cholera prevails alarming extent the upper
Mississpp-22 passengers on board the steamer Uncle
Toby died with the cholera between this and Oque Awka.
The cholera is making fearful strides among the Shaw
nee and Delaware tribes OF Indians They are deserving
and burning their villages. ~,
desperate characters made their escape from the Gala
boose i'll this city this morning.
Canada--St Johns Day, &c.
MONTREAL June 25-Yesterday being the anniversary
of St. John the Baptist the French Canadians turned
in large numbers and formed large and imposing pro-
cession, and attended church.
There is no news either political or of local interest,
worth mentioning.
No symptoms Of the cholera have appeared among u.s.
Increase of the eholsra-7ne maets-rripal of gold &C.
| PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 26-2 p. m.--The cholera con-
tnues steadily the increase in our city, and hundreds
moving off towards the springs, watering places &C.
During the twenty-four hours ending at noon to day.
there have been 81 and 10 deaths reported TO
the Board of Health. The weather is still very warm
the thermometer at standing at IS in the shade.
The brig Ida Captain Falkner, from Kingston, Jamaica,
has arrived New Castle, Delaware. this morning with
20 passengers fourteen of whom are from California via
Chagres They have their possession $50 900 worth OF
gold dust One of the Jumps weighs seven pounds OF
solid gold.
The stock market is steady sales Today of Pennsy
vania SIS at 90i and U. s. loan of 1868 at lI62
III cents Flour is dull sales of 600 bbls at "a A.
Corn meal, So 49, rye flour, $2 81 80 81. Grain is
quiet sales of white at 95 100 cents for red Corn
dull sales OF yellow at SO cents; oats, 80 cents Rye.
S. cents. Provisions and groceries without change.
Cotton steady sales at 81 81 for fair Upland Whs-
key is selling at 81 81 cents per gallon in barrels
+ New York, June 26--2 p. m.
The stock market is steady sales of treasury SIS
at 1l5S, and new loan 1l7t. Exchange on London 81
Flour quiet; sales 1000 barrels at "a a. $4 SO for
common western and Genesee southern 81 S7a for best
corn meal and rye flour unchanged Sales of red wheat
at 95 100 cents Genesee 125 1877 cents corn dul.
mixed 81 and yellow SO cents; sales $4,000 bushels oas
80 cents rye So cents. 49,
y Provisions quet--mess pork $40 81 prime Ss %.
Lard 81 IL cts Cotton imsales OF 800 bales at 50
cts for Upland and Sd a cts. for New Orleans wins
kew is selling at Fl a 2Ia cts. per gallon IN bbis NO
t ltialngs vet of the steamer now due at Halifax
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