The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-09


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The Georgia left Chaxrss on the 2olh Of December,
with y2i Passengers arrived Al Havana the syih and
transferred alo passengers to The steamer fAeh iof View
The Georgia efi Havana on The Isl instant. al y, N
The Falcon had thea arrived. but IAsssd on The
way, on the 2d, OF Cape Florida
The steamer has had heavy weather since The ims she
left Havana She passed number al vessels 40 the gull
|sgnaxing 70 be reported but they were generally too Tar
On 10 De made oSl hhs following persons asa % N 'ns
l. Blanchard, Bangor. Maine, L; Huntsr. Missouri
January 5th. al IN. passed IN is, 81, lon "a 80,
bu, was too far of 70 make i out Supposed 10 be the
Caribbean or Prometheus-black hull, yellow wheel
house, walking beam engine.
The Georgia brings large mail from California. under
charge OF William A. Bayler, esd, as United States mail
We are indebted to Adams s Co.'S Express ior late
our regular files by mail.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Our San Francisco papers sixeen days later than our
previous advces During the week previous to the sail
nent citizens being among its victims. H. bgelow. mayor
OF Sacramento, died in San francisco on the gath
Between Monday noon, November 23th. and November
30h at the same hour the board OF health reported ny-
four and twenty deaths by cholera OF which
twenty four and twelve deaths occurred during the
twenty four hours last named.
TIn,f nl.iO at Azn kraO.
cisco the 25h of November. She lett China on
the 22d Of July last, touching at Manila, the BONN and
Sandwich Islands, and sailed from HoaouS on The on
18th OF December stopping at Valparaiso and Rio on her
way The following is lis, Of her officers Lieut. Com
VIZ Wsseh anVnai Wss Asn Surgeon
Midshipmen, J. Cornwall, Chas. l.. 0. Hammond; /;
Masters Mate, R Robinson; Captains Clerk Samuel
The French soop-of- war Serieuse left San Francisco
on the 2sih of November for the Sandwich Islands On
board was Mr. Perrin. French consul, who was pocsrd-
ing the Islands to effect definite settlement OF the dif.
6cutes under which the good relations between the
French government and those exercising the authorities
OF those Islands disturbed about year since.
There had been battle between the force under the
command OF General Morehead and the Youma Indians,
near Colorado Cuy, the Gila, in which the general,
after hour and half fighting was glad to retreat be-
meath the guns of the little fort the Indians having lost
len The American force under Morehcsd was lo4
their loss stated Subsequently they had completely
vanquished the Indians none being found within nifty
| miles OF the old planting grounds
DR. John c. Fish died at San Francisco on the 24h OF
November fIom the effects OF received dur.
ing aay in the FL Dorado Saloon. he was son OF
De- Fish, of New Haven Connecticut. and resided for
| some tune in Lewis county. New York
The rainy season commenced in earnest on Tuesday,
the 9th OF November seventeen days laer IN the
than the rain OF lS49 II was ushered In with heavy
gales OF wind and floods #-...a q ..a. .l.a,
The frame of the First Presbyterian church in Stock.
street. San Francisco, blown down on the 18Th
Mr.. Wingerod, husband Of the wel-known actress,
Mrs. Kirby, was killed on the, 10Th by being knocked
from his horse while dins under rope attached to
derrick in at the above mentioned church
Thank sxving day well observed in San Francisco.
The recent have opened The upper rivers TO nay
CATION by the smaller class OF and spo gwen
the miners the dry dggngs the OF washing out
the rich ore from the golden earth Many new veins OF
aurifefoas have been discovered and various com
panies have embarked and engaged in mining opera
lions, with good prospects OF success.
REPRESENTATIONS IN HAwAu.-From the Poiyne.ian OF
ELECTION TO PsRIIsMEsT would remind those
who are Interested that the election to take place in
January and "a will be the first election by ballot that
took place at the Islands considerable time will be re-
gured perfect the mod spsranfi and have the thing
perfectly understood by the Of the Kingdom No
tune should ts lost IN giving ne proper noncss, 90 tha'
suitable niidates may be selected and everything done
TIE premises that can be 10 secure proper observance
OF the law
sta;eu,st Of tn usbtr Of Au,.rica4 and foreign rtsssl
@ s ,s i , s s%9Ss apss az e. So sss
Fansisco cIifona f,o" Nov iih ssfh 1850, s"eia
arc.
EurIios.
Citdrtd.
Nov l5 per Tennessee Sl,iy5 53a
Nov. % per Johannes Sarkies 4o,oO0
Nov. ~ per Republic 10000
Total I,7ss,sp
Ayrfred
Nov 2o rer Gold Hunter s5o,OO
Nov. a. per California 300
Total 7s"
Excess cleared l745D
/ Arrived Cie1ra~ces. To~rags e
vessels - American vesse 62 az an entered
| Foreign, do. 50 Foreign, do ~ 81 .2so cleared
L - Cisaysd Ayrrrsd
Nov BtoH 2227 Nov, Is to y loss
OF the number Of passengers arrived 81 were females
All the above embrace only the business done
at the houss from the i4ih November 10 the 2sth
inclusive
On the Colorado qulefness prevailed al last ae.
counts after the collisions there between the foumas
and the volunteers large emigration has taken place
soashward. and Los Angeles and other southern towns
reported full Of persons, and lively with srnng
! trade 7ast 3@H .6 t e9s.@ a445 lsE sss
STEAMBOAT DISASTER The Dana came down yester
day. and reports the Jenny Land and Missouri both
snagged on their upward trip .-Saernmento Ttmss.
Colonel Fremont and family arrived n San Francisco