Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-09
The Alta California contains an adver,iseme


announcing that a weekly paper was about TO
ablished in the city of Sacrenento. 10 be caN
the . Piocer Times This periodical will. .,Yu
nish exact accounts, and as frequently as possb
OF all that is interesting in relation 40 fhe placer:
Inc above named city of Sacrenleiaso IS inc rea:
ing prodIgIousl y; the houses newly. constx0oie
are numerous and elegant -s Es 80
In San francisco post office has been estat
i'sfed, and 1t was expected that before lonas
branches would be required at all other roi6ts, q
tnat Tree. rich and fruitful country by thB anf4or
ties. who have already felt the watt Of that e. ia
III 1h0n'tOr states that by the p$peEsI aS baer
there were IN the port of San francisco al he Ia
test dates about eighteen vessels on exef5 s69Sle
OF rig, and the number was Increasing 2 alanos
daily by fresh arrivals farezIS2eID
by the last steamer that arrived at sa n Bias
sonie more numbers of the Alta skstifnssiae ha
come to hand reaching to the 9itfddp SAasrH 81
an editorial OF that date that papef<ayesas<sAfte
silence OF two weeks, which the wafiee .of ape
compelled us TO observe, we now resume 9ur Ia
bors." ~
In the AIta California Of the 9tlsod dalarsH, say
the RePublicdna, we find the fooRf1sss sszod u
this city lSan Francisco was u & ssiqtevofa a,
tatIon during the whole Of last week n,s ceus
quence of reports current that ffts Hoops we
preparing TO coerce the people, and thaf tseme
Smith had disaPProved The measYlEassss adopted
Inc legislative assembly of the disgisi- = TAala
ter body had removed the aIcaIdes snd the ayr-
and appointed justices of1flfes peace;
police magistrates in their stead. Ems Ind scr
alterations between those who went ourof,as,
and those by whom they were Succeeded. saf
! be complicated state in. which all ljs9b braJa
of public government aresnnw plaeed. iasslL
ted by the A Alta Caiifornsa 90 he si.-u6vistsLs
sures of Colonel Mason ne 1ate foyslfh6F gutrsl
fornia. FsYf x & Ito
hat paper says = .HefaszkGs1ss sl1li, nd bs.
Within the las. few days we have seen aol,
of gold which was found il he hs& Saanissa
1t was brought frop SioqikSiY4}Ebs iSY}b hFray eber,s
appears 10 be pare god. weighing apnc
vhic55a5 b e ss3aeipsh SO osttss 5 Sgd
lne daaSeff fog one man sis lsTgas rivef Stat
sIaus ssffbesa4t efa4i4e yeaqaitf,
les sonIhtAa nfi0ah rtaneAdo asiasi iatB that
;i;y - ssssossisrlosG .sssBso. no ss1Is II ZLa
. II 1u0ys4ssssefes 6Eiat private letter dated 6an
rancIscesasaskl klthsApril, have reaaed the city
If Mexico. anncoacfng that large prties (cara-
'ans) were daily leaving route 70 the placer.
An individual who arrived al SarFrancisco on
ne 18th March from San Bias. in tb brig Voanie,
writes. among other things the folwlng:
Serious fears are entertained ofhe loss of the
schooner :. Lola,'' which left SarBias on the 18th
'f February four days before the Vo
ante The JakIn. which arrlvedhe Sth OF March.
ePorIs having seen eighteen dad bodies and
quantity of ropes floating aboU on the sea. We
'iso saw fragments of a vesseIan Il man of war
which arrived here within theast two days makes
similar report. If the LcI has not called at
Monterey or San Diego. it I to be feared she is
ash This city fFrancisco,ls very small-ll con-
aims about eighty houses c wood. all of which
Ire without central lizards. and exces-
lively announcement. 4 1t of ground five or SIX
'ards square is worth $500, $4,000. and some-
INES $1,000. Plank IS dear that II sold at
5 square foot. Hous rent is extremely high.
Senors Tribes pay S25f month for a hut, with
front Of six yards AID four in depth. Some
gamblers here pay 3I00 for two similar small
partmcnts. The peelle who here In San
francisco and It's viculty are about all natives of
he United States, am never were seen individuals
)f such singular (orginaIs) caprices as they are.
Jn the shore a Multitude of articles lie about
he cargoes of vessss iusl arrived no one touch
$ them, no attempts made 10 steal. have al
10 seen living in he streets Of San Francisco
many shirts quite new. with no other defect than
eing soiIed from Ia wing been worn. The reason
5 that the ow ners can buy dozen of linen shirts
or So and half whilst the charge for Washing
single one is fotr reals. thalf Il doar.)
From this he means that money Is SO plentiful
hat men prefer throwing way the solled linen and
uving new to waiting for the labor of the wash
r-woman and submitting to her ezorbitant char
res.
From tn, st. Louis Union Of the 10TH