The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-26
CALIFoREiANEWs.

Tho Cnrrrnt Ciiy rrarhri Sew York on
. the i8ihi With news fifteen dnys later from
/ California below wn publish lhat whIfh b.
Of general iutrrr.rs
Hard times" 81 hie cry even boo tho gold
rn Country Failures and fuHausI'ns arc
numerous a. San Fnnd-ro. The Crescent
/ Cuy brings ai4 ps-cngar. and One million
dolars 100 gold dssi iu thc hands ~ lbf pas-
seneors, and -cyruy-wo thousand h'o hun
dyed dollars la gold dusl op freight
TLolong delay az Washuptou'in the al
mission ni lAlli4lAlI-- 4l4l lll- l+--i-il--4'4l-
when thp event would n.curi caused general
, dissatisfaction Boo California.
Al was quiet o. Sacramento Hnl rlrn-
Thr following passcugrr died nn l"lul ihe
steamer Crescent Cirli between tlaErra anu
] the uird States viz Jnhn w, llHrkrlL
ui Boston Mas, dIrd oct p, aFrl di yrhrri
I Dr. Edward tuihhcrt Newborn, a. 60 dird
. oct. / ., agrl ga ypars; sam Nirkianl Roll
man, Jefferson county ~ - died orL 10
LACED ~ yohr--
MrRdaarIE II1yi'aud eas drowned 90 San
/ Francisco Bag Sept lui in consequence ni
. lhr upsrling ut io1L
The Ana California nt Sept l1th, Boo rrld-
. ton iu hu-luns m1ttrrsr sHNH
/ The raocnt assignments which have lccu
made iu Sacramento and sw fwurfp have
caused much csritrmrut and a gpoi deal OF
nervous apprehension among hnriuwa men
Some Of ihr mut rEiru-i,c tum have
/ when least cvp'rtrd, signed nll tlr proper
"a tor rhr hrhriti cot ihrtr rrrfiiur rNhfiii-
. ing iu almost every ease q large amount ni ln-
drbicdur,t. lp -uu' Instances it lm1 h'ou
confidently asserted tHt Wl thu Liabilities
wuuii hr lf GHd, aud suulur lril Ou hAull
hut in uthrrs there hn been no hope Of such
u result We cannot hui regard financial
matter, 100 tly prcr,ut time ,- iu very uu-
-cliIcd state ADD confidence has bcru im-
ptird tn.n very considerable extent W.
must attribute ihr present pressure Boo tlr
mono, market. lud thc unsettled state ui hua-
Iur-s Generally, tu tlr LOSSES arising from thr
three greet hrca with which $50 have
lrcu, i-ltrl and iu lhr uuUo0uucribiv spirit
which hl, hror carried 600 90 poo vast lu extent
800 our community within the pact year. krll
estate operations have produced very F"h-
,al cmuul urut, Hpd, in tAr present un-
rUTIlr1 Stale 0T V0li'uUb iifuIs' va cannot
nt an w1ulc, illt such Aaa been the case.
lu w, hp,rc,cry hope thtl this will not bsi
nud thlt our merchant, will recover from
thc present depression and rise again uium-
phaut
Suuur>r or com pC-r-Wc can
.0lrl, say Mat lhc shipments of gold from
thi, country. during tho month of August, rN'
coed that of ans other month since the de
eoycry OF thg mines. TIE amount j. almost
incredibly large, Norgiur on -Juuu.uun.-
This sum hl. been regularly manifested. and
ea-lu-iAe- of the parcel. carried through J!
private hiuds,
The following cNhihl. the amount hy cncl
steamer AUG 10Th. per Carolina, ~laU,uuU
d a .tH
thcrncr. -a8p. l2I,du pr Columbus, $3.50, 1000
4oial, ~2.gsgl2t
MANnu Bl.FIow.-S the auputaiiuu
r OF his ann, CVCTViHiug hu. guurs uu uost AL.
mirnblyaud the stump has alpad, commcnc,
cd healing hv frt intention The wound
ihrouah tLc Gplyi. Ia the most favorable tat,
and /, duiu... al. we'll d., could be- desired
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Ih" accounts "l the overland immigration
are mrl'uUhoIN letter from Cot j, n
I1leiou io thc committee ul rvlci at Narn
meat" Cts, -,N- chat he b. Satisfied that ~
least 10000 were uu their way, one half ol
whom would hc destitute oi tcau' aud suhsi.
trurc before reaching carson river ,Ilg'
-" ''''' r'''Tr'- IVA r'tfcunrrtur dtscrt Wl iiG
"hI"lnruiif mSu, women and children suul
'Hhd'r the hari,mp- Of the rnad and pcrishr,
for want OF water aud food Those who ar,
'" ..,, ,"'"sh I" get over he desert viii
reach Carson ri,cr and n,,, ,,. l,',, ,,';N
ROACH ,l.,t min, MA a,',. -, Wv" WI
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4-.--' -, : ~. w = ~ ! III lllANS---
\ desperate battle had taken place
hcr"ecn the miners and the Indians ON
Feather rNcr, Jbc Indian, having been
-gnltN oimnnNnnprny oulraars and mur.
I''', ih" Writes formed corps OF rinrmcu
tor their common defence, While seven or
/ eight "t the company were ont prospecting.
. thpl ysora -l.b-ni, r't--i,rtt t1y i-ie,ir, ~
hity or SIXTY of the natiycs, some of whom
were armed with pistol, which had hrcp inn
prudcnuy sold them 10y the whites. The men
stool their gruund, aud we've, -,~,fr r,ir1ii,rrty
hy the commander (Capt Saurrr) and some