New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

One Day Later from Caiifornia-Larse ATT
walls Of yes.eIs-Provisions and tioth'ns
PIeary-tssmbIiBG stili carried on
Fi-e In Building LOts-Prc-pectr oil OBTAIN
Ing GoId-Arrivai Of six Tbou-Hnd hea'c""r
-Trouble expected, which will be promptly
met NV IN. Americans Larse Amount OF
Gold Gathered on Feather kiver-ArriN"l-
BosroN, Monday, July ..
Letter. from San Francisco 70 May ls, one DAY
later than previous accounts have been received mere
via MszatsB.
The narke, was over.tocksd With many descriptions
of goods, which were selling At low rates
some dozen vessels were daily expected from the
Celestial Empire.
Tn. charge. for storage and landing goods were enor
,nou.frorn 60 70 81 per month was charged storage
and ss TO a. per ton for landing goods.
Tho sncbor,ge was crowded with vessels, and others
were arriving daily Some hundred more were expect.
I'd In August
MANY articles Of merchandise could be purchased
from 80 10 20 per cent discount the invoices Build
ing materials principally housefrsmes complete boa,s
Of good descriptions, and Garth with everything com
plete, would do well Provisions and clothing were
abundant and cheap.
Lumber was worth sioo per thousand feet, and
scarce At that Large portions Of the inhabitants N
Can Francisco were msdly gambling In land.
New towns being laid out in different spo's
around the Bay and building lots in wilderness sites
were selling from 81 800 70 a. 900 each.
Gan Francisco iul Of people, and it Is not an un-
commsn thing for twenty thirty individuals 70 &C.
cupy one email apartment; tents about the town
are iDnumerably crowded. Rooms % feet square let
from eco to $500 per snnum
Building lots, worth two years since 500 now sell
for $4,000.
The gold dust this had not been dug out very
freely owing TO the swollen stste Of the streams but
no doubts we're entertained but that much would be
gathered this year last ~ the number OF eoorefs
this season exceeded those Of the previous one.
Attbe Mines as yet, matters remain pretty quiet
bu, fears are entertained that ere long there will be Sc
rious disturbances between our countrymen and the
Mcxcsns as some 5000 Of the latter have arrived In
the country aud evnced most turbulent disposition
You may rest assured. however that should any I'm
portsnt outbreaks take place they ell be shot dorm 10
man.
News has Just received that six men in % dsys
near the Feather River procured siry uo9sdnd dotos
in gold dust
The ship Grey Eagle, from Philadelphia c. Ere.
mont from Baltimore the Hunuess from Valparaiso
and another ship have just arrived and thus they pour
la almost daily.
There are upward Of seventy square rigged vessels
now IN port and a number OF small craft.
The HOrtensia sailed from this port tsday for Ma
zstlsn.
Late from yenezueIa-Anotber Battle tx
pected between Gen. Paez and Monagas
The iatter's House Attacked-Peopie
Rising against the Government, &c.
BosroN, Monday, July Z'-P N.
Letters from Venezuela, under date OF JAY s.
,b.t Ia IA al ffaf has aQaiu
disenbarked at Coro for the purpose Of meeting
Monssas
On the Path Of June body Of horsemen attacked
the residence Of President Monsgas but retired after
few shots had been hred.
At the same time number OF people rose against
he Government in different parts of the Plains ana
civil war has again broken out President Monagas
usdiassly assumed extraordinary powers, and ar
rested a number OF rebels.
Prosecutions of all kinds are the result and while
the insurgents without means, chiefs or plane
The Government has full power aud Is raising funds
by forced loans
Iii, feared that the result will be that public order
will be more subverted thsn ever.
From New-Orieans-The Abduction Case.
NEW. ORLEANS, Thursday, July l9-9 AN
Mr. Morse has been nominated as the Demo
ana District
Our city still continues healthy. During the week.
ending 18th inst there we're 9s deaths of which only
were by Cholera
The Spanish Consul offers TO communicate privately
TO Recorder oenos official documents, which he says
estabshe. most clearly and explicitly that the story
OF the Kidnapped spaniard is uniounded The Con
sus letter is said furnish ground to believe in the
truth Of the report and it is thought that II viii be
proved.
Great excitement among the natursized Spanish cit
zens about the abduction of the spsniard There will
be a rigid investigation OF the circumstances The
Spanish cOnsuli' directly charged party concerned
SAVANNAH, Monday, July 22
The Post Once at Dalton, Georgia WAS robbed
on Saturday night of several letters containing money
The thief has thus far escaped detection
Loss Of the British Brig Falcon-schoener
GaseiIe, from philadelphia, In Distress.
CHARLESTON, Saturday, July 81.
The British brig Falcon, from Hshiax. Thos
Norris, MASTER on voyage in ballast from Jamaica
for Halifax sprung leas In the Gulf Stream and was
abandoned on Sunday night The Captain and crew,
six in number. arrived at Savannah ON "Wednesday
having been ON the sea three days in open boat
with nothing 10 eat but raw ploNsiohs Inv "s''
was old and, when discovered was halt full oil water
The schooner Gszele, Rodgers, master, from fhha'
delphis bound to this port, put into Savannah on
"Wednesday last in leaking condition having lost her
YnAinmast and suffered much other injury
Loss Of the schr. Extio from Boston-sentence
Of Mary Ann Foley.
BALTIMORE. Monday, July 23-lO NJ.
The Southern mail has come To hand bringing
New Orleans papers to the 10th. The Eastern mali
had failed for three successive days
The motion for trial in the case of Mary Ann
Foley having been decided against the defendant the
prisoner was broughtup saturday before Judge Nc
Henry and sentenced the Penitenuary FOR ten ycsr