The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-04
Arrival OF the Steamship
PHILADELP HIA.
TWO WEEKS LATER.
1000, 900 In GOLD DUST

! By the arrival at New York, Of the Steam
Ship Philadelphia, Capt. Pearson, from Cha
gtes, whence she sailed on the 7,h inst, we
have San Francisco dates two weeks later.
She brings one hundred and thirty passcn.
gers and one million Of dollars in gold dust
on freight.
The following are the consignments TO
Philadelphia and Baltimore;
! @ PHILADELPHIA.
G. w. Aspinwall, $ll,OO0
w. Plat g. Son, $1,000
4 VIM. Goldsline, 5000
HAYDEN g. Cole. . $1,000
Speckhark g. Pierce, $4,000
Among the passengers by the Philadelphia,
Is General Herran, President ol the Republic
Of New Grenada. -
Gen Herran was formerly minister from
New Grenada 10 this country. He returns
here with the intention Of residing here for
q term OF years. He has in his charge five
young men, sons Of gentlemen residing in
New Grenada, who come TO this country for
The purpose Of obtaining collegiate educa'
ton.
The steamer Tennessee had Arrived at
Panama fiom San Francisco, with mails OF
July 18th but they were detained on the
isthmus to avail, mail stamer.
We have received, however, papers Of the
10Th, fion which me make up the following
. surmnry of news.
ELECTION IN NEW GRENADA.
An election for Vice President Of New
! Grenada, was held on the lst Of August A,
} Panama il resulted in the almost unanimou:
I choice of Gov. Obalda, the Democratic can
didate.
FROM THE PLACFRS.
,, The Courier, speaking of the Oregon Ba
on Fork river, says.
"This bar is extremely rich, and we have
. had the pleasure Of walking over the groun'
and Judlng for ourselves, many times durini
the past winter. We can vOuch for the cor
. rectness of these statements. Some lead.
have yielded as high us len thousand dollars
and some four, FIVE and six thousand dollars
A slight vein of gold coursed through nearly
! every lead, which although but two inche,
ed twenty dollars TO the bucket.
At present. not much is doing except by
; way Of preparations for the damming opera,
tions.
!, There is large number Of miners at worI
and the place is quite like a village.
I MURDERS AND INDIAN TROUBLES
d In the southern mines many murders hav
been committed by Chilians aud Mexican
4 upon American miners. ja
o The settlement al Trinidad Bay was In
. slale ofconhicl with the Indians, aud eigi
d lhad been killed. ae
IA At Humbolt and Llamsth the same diff
a culties exist, and many Indians have bee
m killed. s
ia THE OVERLAND EMIGRATION.
is The first wagons across the plains had nl
10 rived at San Francisco, with w. III. Mool
le and family, from Indiana. The party slarts
OF on their jo0rney on The lst of April.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
Since Abe sailing Of the last steamers, a
:, tive operations TO u large extent, in the n,
" cessary articles Of lie. have been iransacte
ID The effects Of The late fres have becon
70 and are looked upon rs things that wen
10 business has settled down into lis reRnl
channels, and may DO said to present
P healthy appearance. 4
!. FROM THE MINES.
- TAR GREAT BksIS--CARs0H VALLEY,
5, We have intelligence direct from this moi
Of Says ihs Sacramento. 4 Transcript. !. thsolr
lg Mr. Frank Brown, the geD,lemauly proprl
iP tOr Of tho Halfway House, on ihe Aubul
ID Dad. n sss.s.i.,s 4. 81. s..,,, s'.' a,
n Within, a few days we have received 81
N shentic sEcPorisih that gold has been discover,
) AZ the upper end Of Carson River Vale
!. near at the easlsrn basin Of the Sierra New
da. A number OF families from Salt Lal
70 have stopped thers This summer with the /,
teniion Of forming 9 settlement, and workir
n. tlle mines. s..s- ..9
lpl Il this should be Permansnt, il will be
D great desderslumtoa all future overland EN-
D. gFatlpn, ss i isat that point where The en-
grants realize all the real dangers OF the rou
as for u bslated there they must perish, shou
y they ne. fecslss hslp from this side Of Il
mountain. aa 89frS
b NEW DIGGINGs NEAR AUBURN.
u, About five miles this side ofAdbufn, "a
q the Sacramento Transcript, large rayi
In- has lsiely been examined. (as wa ase iniorl
led BY Mr. Hall. Of The Siciaiiy,) and fous
70 Be extremely rich with cold. Three nil
eft have bean taken possession Of by diepe,
y Sous claims ere hcld .ni fiom three 70 Il
~ thoasand dollnFs each, though il win be 1,
70 possible % fake oRs The gold belofs anolh
FslsFinier, ee there 4 90 saleF near The FsI
Il 70 Aubpfn egosaas fhle rasine. und lof Il
llasl year, pseple hars hoea cansiaa,fe fesl