Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Arrival a he Cherokee.


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One lfiRiaa Dollars IN Geld D,tss--Eil and
IFoHaasR Il S1crazertQ- Great Gald Netrs--
Massachusetts, and Commercial Intelligence,
The Cherokee arrived at quarantine, At New
York. on Saturday morning. She left Chagres
on Wednesday. Sep& 18th. and Kingston, Jamal-
e.. Friday, Sept. 2sth.
"a The nail steamer Georgia, the Empire City
and the Alabama wers aIkat Chagres, awaiting
the arrival oE the CaIilofni Passengers and mails
from PanamE. They al had steam up when the
Cherokee lea, andexpected to sail the same day.
The Crescent City brings $3.50, 92o in specie,
on freight, and about 10000 il The hands Of
passengers.
ding part OF those brought, down from San Fran.
ciscu by the Oregon and Northeruer. Also part
Of the bullion brought BY tie former vessel.
The Cholera has disappeared on the Isthmus.
The steamship Oregon arrived at Panama Oh
the l7th ot September, from San Francisco,
whence sha5saied Sept. list She brought 81.
COCO ia Cold and $50 passengers.
Thefe Vas no cholera q Acapulco when she
touched there.
TaE SACRAMENTO DIFFICULTY.
The difficulties a, Sacramento beVeen the
lsqnattess aud landholdcrs, from which 90 mach
trouble VAS anticipated, are over. The treables
were settled by the dispersion pfihe sqaaitefs BY
the citizens and authorities. In the melee 4ber
tween The citizens and rioters, there we're killed,
on the part of the former, sheriff Mckinley and
g.. Woodland; wounded, Mayor Bigelo~ and
CAPT. fSade On the part oftbe rioters, CIV
flenshxw and Madison Nelly were killed, and
49, Alea,dapgerously vaEnded.
1iIREATEsEn RtsctE.
Ru,nors prevail in Sacramento that band of
~ Tho tia mfr "
H Weavefv9e preparing 70 makea descent on Sa-
cramepio, ior The purposesaf reseuing the prison
crs. The authorities have redonbled theifPre.
cautions.
a. sQrATrERs MEETING. HI
A sqnaiter meeting had been held at Marys,
vile. at witch seres offemperate and Jignihed
|. resolutions were passed, ieel4ring the inieutidn
Of the sealers 10 occupy and cultivate lands,
avoiding aWnships and Surveys IN which pioPer-
" had been purchased and claimed They deny
4 The business and legality If mammoth Immigrants
under ohltites, but Will abide the decision 81
proper tribunals and laws Of The State.
rRoM THE soUTnEHH MINES. III
We learn from the Sauthetn Mines that those
miners Ill work in the Clutches are doing little lpr
want ofSsater, while those on t4le rivers have too
mach water. On The Stani4lus, .bnt little goll
has.bsct, taken from The canals. Tho prospects
n, Pine Bar, Don Pedro and other points on thc
TuoIumas, we're sToken ol in the most encoura
einr trtais At the Nashville diggings.a grea
many petsens are WORKING, and having greA
lueh ties average p7odbct per man being lFo7r
H eight 10 len dollars her day; but few working
more Than Half The tiur,owng q the in'ense heat
There i a'report tha9 new placer has teei
I. diseoye red between The Tfaolnmne and the Mer
X cedpslf Thcre are said tn beimmcrse dePositso
y cod in the Scorpion gulrh, many. miners ayera
4 gina i've dollars 10 The ran fall. II
FROM TIE xoErHEFx NISEs.
! THE bars ia tie NORTH Fork Of dhe Americas
rivpr which we consdeFcd 10 be neatly wor ke1
out las tseason, arr proving more pro3uctive1hai
ever. On the Manhattan bar, claim have been
4 sod as high as 5000. l'histbar VA dugIaI owe
las ycakdn, and abandoaed in October. on th'
/ Middle Fork Of the American river rhfi miner
i are Well repaid Some parties are taxing cen
siderable quantities Of galA with sub+marifn''
4 drcssesa s I'LL
ThR e5la mines III Tile vicinity of Humboh'
Bay areaa;d to Sc fully al rcaas The mostprOfta
Bile deposits in California yet known. tI
\ Oh The Juba, about TIA miles from Maysyilld
4 lump ofpute gold weighing 4o pounds has beei
| found. is r+ .F7