Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14
FROM CALIFORNIA.
New YonK, Nov. O, 1850.

About 81 100000 of gold dust may
be expected by the Georgia.
The Georgia left Chagres before the
Empire City. and the Cherokee was to
leave on the next day. They will
bring each 2O0a3OO passengers.
The Empire City left Chugres on
the Goth.
The IsIhmus and the New Orleans,
which left San Francisco on the st ult.
had both arrived at Panama, but the
Sarah Sands, which left on the 25lh
September, had not arrived.
The Ecuador, which left San Fran
cisco on the 10th Sept, did not reach
Panama ill the 18th ult, having got
out of coal. The purser of the Empire
City, a resident Of Providence, died on
Monday last. He was respected by all
the officers on board. Another passen
ger also died on the passage.
The fire already reported at San
Francisco broke out in house on
Jackson ST, called the Philadelphia
House, i, extended 10 Pacific ST., Du.
pom, ST, Montgomery, &c. Ii is said
TO have been the work Of an incen.
diary. Several arrests were made on
suspicion. The following are the pin
cipal losers: Bella Union. $4,000,
Winchester's Pacific News, $4,000;
Johnson & Co.; $4,000; J. Caraforth
$4,000. The Italian Theatre was
also destroyed, and the Washington
Market Total loss half million.
The State election was to take place
on the 7lh Of Oct, two days after the
New Orleans left, and was occupying
general attention.
The expense Of The squatlcrs had
reached 1000
The accounts from the diggings are
various, and many arc making their
way back from The mines.
Accounts had reached San Francisco
from The plains, dated Capt. Walkers
station, Salmon Trout river. Sept. %.
giving the mos, deplorabIe accounts Of
ihc emigranls arriving at that place in
extreme distress
W0rketS-1he markets are active;
good inquiry for flour, with little or
none on hand, Barley and oats in
good demand, all the stock in the hands
Of inbbers. Money market easier a,
improving ralcS-5as per cent per
month.
Tobacco CrQQ Of Pile and Lincoln
Counties.--The Louisiana Record Of
thr 3Oth ult. says:
While there is much complain, Of
the failure Of this crop in many sec.
tons Of our country, this season, the
planters ia this county and Lincoln,
have the satisfaction Of gathering one
ofrhe heaviest crops tia, they have
raised for q number Of years. Sumo
Of the planters may not he able 10 bring
quite as fine an article into market ncxi
spring as they did last, yet the prospect
Of advancement in prices will make up
TO them what they might otherwise
have lost by their crops no, being of
the fines, quality. Pike county can be
safely put down as the best tobacco
county in the State.
PIKE CoUATY TuDAcCo WAREHOUSE
The Legislature Of this State have au.
,horized each Of The counties in il, to
establish a tobacco inspection by au.
tnority. John l.. Luke, of GAINESVILLE,
has had that privilege granted to him
for Pike county, and has completed a
warehouse at ClarksvlIe, which would
be an honor TO any county in the state.
1t has three floors, with ground en-,
trance to Two oflhem. 1t has a capacity
for containing Ten thousand eight hun
dred square feet of surface storage;
with leyee in front, which has been
built by the proprietor, making it al.
together a building of unusual con-
venience for The purpose for which ii
is intended. The wall up to the second
floor IS built OF yellow limestone, the
remaining portion Of its walls are of
brick, which makes il building of
strength as well as great durability
Tobacco inspections will be held in it
regularly throughout the next session.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. |.