The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18
State Prison InspecIor--AxcEL
CALIFORNIA.

05-Lettcrs have been leccived from Gov
SHANNON. daled at San Fmucisco, JuIy 3ls
IOne directed TO the late Col. r Il. Miller
we had the plensnre oi petusrng, aud give
below, a few cxtIacls. The Governor STATE.
dla: the quartz rock stories are all mumhups
"The mines are getting So crowded iha
but few can make mure thau ordinary wages
and many Of The inexperienced new corners
cannot mnke living. Every channaI Of bus:
ness is being rapidly filed up, aud becoming
crowded. The amount OF distress and suf.
teriHg that must take place in this country
next fall aud winter will he Unprecedented
ia the history Of the settlement Of my Dor
ton ol this continent, | have jus, returned
| from irip0C business up 10 The valley Of San
Jose. The climate Of that valley rs as differ
cnt from this place as that Of London is from
the south of France, 1t ;s, comparatively
speaking, small valley, but has healthy
and delightful climate, mad great deal of
good soil. II is a 6ne stock country, bur
like every other part Of California, can new.
er be gIeal agricultural country, for the
plain ret SON that for at least eight If not nine
rain; For the purpose Of grazing 10 any ad.
vantage, you must have a large lrpct of land
E--lcss than square league is Of little use.
Our land system which we have ia use in the
western States, is wholly innpplicabe to any
portion Of California. 1t would in fact de
stroy the country Tor the only purpose for
which it is well adapted. The rich mining
ground viii soon be used up, bat there will
remain for a hug time an extensive field Of
mining at from So To IS per day Hereto,
fure this grount has been in great measure
passed over by the miners, in search Of the
rich pockels. ... .....-.
- "Since my last have had some Sigh, in.
disposition, but n"thing selious, This is
certainly The best field for the lawyer ia the
world, and their harvest, | believe, is only
about 10 commence. wv *@ The practice ol
law here is altogether different from what i
is in Ohio. Suit is commenced here by Il.
ling petition stating the plaintiff $ clam-
in len days the defendant hasaiO answer, and
in ten days thereafter The citse is heard and
disposed Of" .414+ r p 's
[ Dr. Mulvany has located in Sacrnmen,0
City, Joseph Mnlvany has been Veiy unweh
for some time Abner Brlon Is driung
team nt s. per day. u. G., jones' is in ibe
mines; no other names aIe meutiDned. The
Governor does ROT stale. how soon he will
return, A@"~
Steamers Georgis and Cherokee arrived
at N. York on the 9Th with over $50, 900 GOA
in gold.
Ackerman u C1's train from Panama for
ChaRless was robbed ten miles out from
Panama, on the 25ih July, Of 1928, 900 in gold
dust, aud the authorities Of Psnamn despatcbs
ed TWENTY-FIVE soldiers Immediately IN pat.
Quit fthe robbers. They came on Them a
few miles from the CITY, where a 6gbitoOk
place ia which sixteeu Of the soldiers and
six Of the robbers we're killed The goVorne
tnent troops did not succeed 10 relakNg The
lost treasure. s,it. ~, .,rgif 81.
y Several slaves, happy, merry and contents
ed are digging gold on Ire Sacramento.- .
One man has 80 slaves, 40 70 so years old,
with whom no one interferes, and lhey sv,
eraged about $40 per day since March lOlh.
The Empire City brings dates from San
francisco 10 lie 9th AuE., and S77G,OO0s s
freight, 8 1000; aud ls6 rapsehgefs
The miners arc up 10 arms, irfllhled boz.
yond endumnce. and there is universal sen
limeRt Of hatred to iofeignerV. Al HE 40 r
mon Gulcl resolutions we're passed 10 drive
al Mexicans Gom The mines. They have
ece ed notice 10 quit in Is days rsa u "a
The citizens of StoetIon recently held d
meeting al the Owen uouse, and in sisw Of
! he alafmlhg Stale ., nIflirs in San Joaquin
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