Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-04
THIRTY DAYS LATER FROM
CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of Missouridns.

40 passengers from Chagres, and gold
to the value of S6O3,l53.
The steamship Oregon, the repair
necessary TO render her seaworthy hav.
ing been completed after fifteen days
labor left Panama for San Francisco
August %.
From The Panama Star of August IS.
The steamer California arrived this
morning-2l days from San Francisco
81 passengers and nearly 100000 in
gold, Also, British steamer Chile, Ii
days from Callao-l3 passengers and
s6l5,000in bullion and coin.
The Election.-The election ordered
by Gen. Riley took place August one.
1t was one oftho most animated and
spirited contests which San Francisco
ever witnessed. Owing TO several
causes, the voting did not commence
until late hour in the forenoon, but
notwithstanding, between the hours of
IL A. NJ. ard sunset, fifteen hundred and
nineteen votes were taken.
There was great many tickets in
the field, and the canvassing by the
| friends ofeach was ardent, yet proper
ly and orderly, the whole day passed
without any disturbance of any charac-
ter.
The following are the successful can
didates: .. ..-.
Judge of the superior court, Peter H.
Burnett; project, Horace Halves; aIcal
de, John w. Geary; second alcalde,
Frank Turk; sub-prefect, Francisco
Guerrero; for town council, Talbot II.
Greene; delegates TO the convention,
Upward II. Gilbert, Myron Norton,
VIM. M. Gwin, Joseph Hobson, VIM
Steuart; supernumary delegates, VIM.
u. nj. Howard, Francis S. Lippitt, A.
]. Ellis, Francisco Sanchez, Rodman NJ.
Price.
As we have yet to hear from the
district Of San Jose, it is not certain
that Judge Burnet is elected. Dimmick
will receive the undivided support of
his district undoubtedly, but we do not
think the vote in lis various precincts
will overcome Burnett's majority, which
is now i,0S6.
The result though not exactly in &C.
cordance with our personal prediec.
tons, is one which cannot but be &C.
cep'ibe TO the people. We therefore
congratulate them on the occasion, and
hail it as he commencement of an era
oflaw, order and justice.
Monterey Aug. 2.-The delegates
chosen yesterday in this Town were
Mr.. Thomas o. Larkin, Ii. w. HaIlock.
e. I. Bolts, Lewis Dent, and Parfiew
Ord.
The EmigratiOn.-There have ARR.
we'd by sea at this port, as appears by
the records kept in the office of Edward
A. King, harbor master, during the
month of July, 1914 persons. About
5000 Of these are Americans.
The average passage of the vessels
which has reached this port from the
various Atlantic ports is 1853 days.-Aha
California, Aug. 2.
Pioneer Companies Arriued.-The
advance companies of the Rocky noun.
tain emigration are entering the coun.
try by the northern route. A few mem.
bers of the first party are in this place.
A letter from Sacramento City, dated
July "a, contains the following intelli-
gence:
"Emigrants from Missouri over the
mountains are now arriving daily. The
first party of packers has been here five
or six days, and reports four wagons in
Pleasant Valley, about one hundred
miles above, and five or six thousand
thousand wagons on the way and no,
far behind"
FromMe Alta California Of Aug. Q.
A good many cases Of diarrhoea had
occurred in form very near like chol.
era. Unless checked within day or
two proved fatal. ..
OF the passengers who went out on
board the Empire ethyl died in cross
ing the lsthmus, as did 80 of those who
went from New Orleans on the Ala.
bama.
No trouble of any kind had occurred
at the diggings. Gen. Smith, after the
riot at San Francisco, ordered all the
Ch;I;ons 10 Iooyo H.