New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
The Quantity of Gold Increasing
The Qnartz Strata being Worked
Westher Delightful at ran Francisco

Weather Delightful at san Francisco
We lsst night received the sublCined dispatch
made op =, san Frsnclsco by orr Associate BAY
Arb TAyLoE. who IS now ~ California II came
10 q. dated View Orleans. January 'ft having
| reached New.York by the telegraph wires on TIE
same da, II vas received at the South " estern
| Metropolis On what day the Unicorn reached
Panama we are not informed. as the dispatch con
"a ms nothing beyond the letter Of Mr. TAYLOR nor
Do we know b. what ship It was brought from
Cbaqres 20 New Orleans b. the dispatch from
Baltimore giving the news Of the arrival Of tie
Albania at View. Orleans-whct may be found 10
another place in this paper we learn rhai the
Unicorn vas constantly expected at Panama.
when the Alabama sailed from Cbssre1 Mr. IT,!
ro,s letter f.. as ollow. fEd Tot
sAS FRAsclsoo, Dec. T. l,p
ue,s,. G,er'ey d McEba"
As the Unicorn is Just about to sail o' Panams' |
make up IN addition 70 my regular letters for 1tc
T,,bDac which 20 in her mail bags tis dispatch
containing all that is important ~ events and move
men,s IN California, 10 be forwarded b. r special
agent to New Orleans, and thence sen, to III" ~.
bune by magnetic telegraph, as by tins meals un.
less some accident occurs You will receive the new-
in advance Of all T2c Tr,Junfs contemporaries in
New York
The steamer Oregon due from Panans. has ut
yet reached San Francisco
The canvass Of votes cast at the state Election
shows that about 1900 were given IA al smaller
number than that Of the citizens entitled 70 vote
and much smaller than anticipated
PrIIR II BrRVTTT Is elected Governor aud
ions McDoUGAI Lieutenant Governor
The Members elect 10 the 7 : House Of Repre-
,entatives are GroRGF W WRIeHr aud EDWARD
GILBERT
All these gentlemen are Loco-Focos. Oh the
complexion of the Legislature ~ the prospect as to
tho candidates Ton L. : Senator there Is notuna
decisive to be added to the sdsices by the Panama.
which were up to Nov. -
No disturbance OF any kind had occurred here
or in other regions Of California since the sailing OF
the last steamer
pobl,c rider tbrouaiaut the Whole country -
completed
Labor is becoming constantly cheaper at san
Francisco on occount Of the great number Of PEI
sous coming down from the Mines to spend tit
W inter. and seeking occupation IA evesy depart
ment of Industry.
The prices OF vegetables here are enormous, ow-
ius TO their scarcity and, IA fact, the necessane' 81
HE generally are much higher than they were at
this time last year
Heavy Boots are now selling at San Francisco al
the rate almost unimaginable 10 any one but Cal
norman OF A,ncty s,T Dollars Pair
The growth Of tins city Is still without parallel
even IN the records OF mage Ii uow uambers
tccaf thousand regular inhabitants TO say roihinl
OF the vast number OF lis transient population
Commerce with other ports IS growing more aud
more active. and the Bay no longer presents the
spectacle OF a desert Of inactive shipping The de
parturcs Of vessels during the month Of November
eQusled the arrivals ia number aud the trade
with all parts Of the Pacific is not ouk becomin.
sctiye bu, regular and IS steadily undersolne a
vast increase.
The last OF the overland emigration that IL 20 be
expected this wear has crossed the Sierra Neyada'
Those cmigants who came 10y the Trucker River
aud salmon River routes have reached the settle
| Samsons Pass were caught by the SHOWS CA the
mountains and 81 the last accounts were ia "a,
head waters Of Deer Creek Mayor Racker with
= sufficient party and all needu supple. e,t sac.
rsmento City ior their rehci
| The rainy season has set ia and has made the
| enuund among the mines IS Well as the roads
lhither impsss sbe IN Iaany places great nam
Der u the miners are without their usasl supplies
and have 10 means u obtaining uecesssries There
Will be much suffering II the rosds do net become
better
Freight from stockton to the Digeings Is seventy.
| ive cents per pound
Flour at stockton IS 81 per pound. anu other
| ucles in the same proportion.
The quantity of God dug stI continues 10 in
crosse The WELD Of the River Bars Is great they
are as rch rs ever Companies are now being
formed O. work the strata Of quarts. which are very
rich in sold Tests which have been made IN san
FRANCISCO give trom one dollar and halt TO three
dollars worth of gold from every pound O. quartz
The steamers Senator and McNim are both now
running on the Sacramento, and the Ormes boat Is
making pro6, 81 500 per month
The telegraph no dcub wroug here bul We give he
tsares . reports thera The Senator probably
clearing slGeCo month than sny other SUN. I'd Tuhl
The carpenters st Sacramento CITY made a
strike 'tT higher wsges they were only PAID
ZIG day. whereupon the contractors settled the
eiihcuty by raising their wsges 10 sic.
The weather here IS delightful The Sir is b.and
ana ealTy IS al itShsn summer. and the hills
around the bay are already covered with fresh
crop OF grass, Nonrs truly. BAYARD TAYLOR
Ohte-M God for coyeruar