Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA.
OF TIE DANIEL WER-
SEER.

FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL THE DANIEL WEIR
SEER.
s,eoo,ooo DOLE.sES ~ GOLD DUSEt
The steamship Daniel Webster, from san
Juan, arrived at New York about o'clock Fri
day morning. She brings advices from san
Francisco to Nov. rs, and 300 passengers. She
left ut Havana 100 passengers for Charleston
III. mining and agricultural interests are ia
yorabIe
The prominent topic Of discussion is the much
agitated question of a division Of the State
Considerable difference Of opinion exists on the
subject but nothing definite beyond the draw ing
up of an address for presentation 20 the Iegis-
laiure hy the Santa Barbara convention has been
agreed upon Many believe that slavery must
be introduced into Southern California, and give
countenHuce to a division of tine State from that
belief
The expedition 20 the Sandwich Islands ap-
pears TO have been abandoned for the present
The brig Fremont, which was purchased for
the purpose, has been sold At loss Of 5000 dol
lars.
The Board of Commissioners for ascertaining
and settling private land claius in California. are
to hold session in SAN Francisco ON the 9Th Of
December This announcement had caused
the greatest Satisfaction TO the community al
large
The Coast Survey is progressing RAPIDLY. al
though the weatherhas been uniayorable to their
operations.
An Indian disturbance had occurred at Los
hugeus' growing Uus ~ ~, INDIAN gep1e saiigd
ne feoh' hieht lndlahs we're hiIeu oy a
meHcens' ana a considerable number were
Wounded
ne e-hlErhll'h d! l'nu ll'in '"e 9'.,cs 10
"fegon pas a9oat eIG~eo ior me year ny i"e
ad'lcas rom pailes uere were ABOUT az "ae-
eohs SIM DeAlHu' "Hoh "o"o DC through III !"
few days.
o., he mines continue as p'"luS,.e as ever
ht egil'uiluiisis are ou'y lh eineIeh poI's Oh
ihe oi',e preparing 'Nv 'on ~ ''' n1N' {ou' .
crop N"''' u u cN ,''tso' DOB ,e more "ounu-
enl ihan ever in lnf No''h 'ne NlhO9se mas
con- heneeo' ana U'' 'lne sI"N'!s are gus! Nl
ga,lcrng sfa,es ana converting .'en mo Tlne
ana brandy me 9uoh'"y H-HUl'o'"Ie" Will "o
immense
! ne weather onnng ne pas, tnree m 1sls
hrs been like tiatot the Indian Summer From
nll appearances the rainy season IS MS remote as
ewes, and many are Of opinion That the coming
winter Will be similar 20 the last one.
Large numbers are daily leaving California,
many being bound for the gold regions of Aus
tralia Sydney papers are filled to OVERLOOKING
with glowing accounts of the gold mines near
dggings
Nany Of the miners on SCOTS Bar have done
remarkably well during the spring and summer
some of those owning claims in the draining OPP
CREATIONS having made several thouranl dollars
The miners on the Clanath river are averaging
t,,, so IA - NOR DIV. d fa,,, han. made s.l5 tr
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ran camp near sacramento py parry CONSIST
ing chleuy OF mexican Murauuels' nc VIZ
lance coumilee Oh 'sacTiuleIto were uSu'c ~, u
me matter ana hsu niaus some N'e 5i L ii'
last report states mat inc Hhef.il hau uieu OIL mn
wounds. Several murders hsd neeh commute
IN the ne'gaborhooa OF MarysVi'e ana 9'0'"
menio by MeNicans'
4 shock oil an earthquake was experienced OH
/ the ION.
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