The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-31

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me steamship Falcon,
rived at this port earl, I eaP' Hs,u|
ma,n,n from n, cn'gre', which po r' z
inst. aaa Haagaa, I,
She brings the cpIiloroi,
ma,'', brought down b. d. =. y. Pa
p an. lie tennessee which ii, l &C. s'olS :
She brings 10 New a..
amount q gold % fIsie Sl,1 ~ ~
IN n The hands Of passengers. " lrs
Inc news from Cdi6orai,
ol'-sold is still found a .b ',ll'l"
' ,sS Of every description s,,.,.,
T raen'lo accounts had been i,.''a
-, rra1e'''o q wonderful di,sr r'i,'
yet discovered. Paia
1t was stated that from r.n,
was the average yield to each !, " v
Emigrants We're pourDp 4
ne world and asthe ming ,,,, ,sI
eom'n'ed' a mi h'y rush va, pr.p,,,,
Money was plenty, at pri,,, :,
than at previous rates. n'a
Com. ApCatesby Joue. and N,
sengers by the Tennessee. en,..r
States. D'a'
gem, M'canloy had arrived d, !,
command of the Home Squadron,
Com Jones was the gue.to i ca, !.
on board the Falcon during /, !, y
gres.
From Havana there is no,bin ! !.
'er'Sf' except an important chan,,
eminent OF the Island is soon erpc,n|
II is reported and no doubt ru, NJ
raj Concha is on his way to Ha,,n,. Il
roy Of the Island.
Gen. Emma is now on his wpv a,
as second in command Of The from.
Count Mirosol was passenger i
"nlch lett Havana last Tuesday of M,
The day alter the Falcon arrived 4
a 0e'man named David Myef, Of N
passenger from Panama, died On 81
was buried on shore.
Lieut.. Whipple, u. S Al, and a par,
belonging to the Mexican Boundary d
are passengers by the Falcon.
The Falcon brings nearly one mh|
CARS and a large quantity Of tye fruit
market.
The Captain and mate Of The brig Cd
have been sentenced to be shot.
Brig. Gen. Riley, late Military Gor|
California, was in San Francisco On
ait. making preparations to return to I'd
I'd States. lie has been promoted bth|
nand of the lst Infantry, in place 4
Davenport resigned
The Fourth Of July appears to bay
celebrated in California with all The hol|
The rapid improvements in San FtI
Gems to astonish the inhabitants Ihef|
n the back part Of the city tents ore
way to frame buildings. The O@nen
er lots are piIing them extensively loTI
ion Of wharyes.
The Stockton Times Of The 9Th ut
Nth accounts Of murders and %robbshe|
showing a most disturbed ADD
us state Of things, The Timescon''R|
ne foreign miners tax law has cop'O0l|
nd brought about, this unhappy Te'PlA
The Placer lines, Of Saclam'a'o
ives tie firstdeGnite information aSloV
discovery Oh the Feather N''f'
4 the authority Of a well known 'lNi'
al Just returned, lie says:
Gold is found in great abundance
rye tract Of qNarlz. The richest d'|
g believed 10 be At a disIanceoi ls'
Nv the surface. Washing IL Perlo'm'
10 yield Of the earth from hive 70 Ne
meath. The gold is coarse ana O'au
Capt S. states his conviction mat zoe
diggings than any yet discovers
orrhern placer. Men are making :"
five hundred dollars per daY 7,u
any thousands are congrega's' ~,
plain says "the mountains ore ''' :
he time Of this discovery appears "
in February last.
The boats begin to find dllll'a'J
/, as high as AaysviIle. 81
The California Courier Of the lo'1' :.
.pecimen Of quartz and gold vslsllns
nnds troy, which is exhibited ''0s'
hiking houses in that city. i was =
E Yuba river.
Our Panama dates are TO the -
haI,been u]sceriaio'd . =.
,aetioa of ne robbersof the gold u
The news Of death the Of Gen. ~
on received there with much 'no'g.
The election Of Vice President
took place on list inst / 4
It in that city every Thing T'n' y. !
j order. and vote for elee'oI' ~ VA \,
onimous in favor Governor ~