The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-18
TELEeRAPnIo REroRrs FOR THE UNION.


NEw YoRK, May IA pm
The steamship FL Dorado, from chagres arrived here TO-
ornia. The Panama had arrived Panama with
900 900, and The .hmus expected with an equal
amount The Ell Dorado waited days the mail. and
passengers OF the Panama, bat was obliged TO leave
passengers and the fsthmus win bring three hundred
The news from California, though two weeks later is de-
When the vi Dorado left Havana the 18th. everything
was quiet though apprehen.ion' OF an invasion had not
intelligence from California
Pearson Reading ofPhiiadelpha The delnoera,. viii
probably nominate Major Roman the present State treas
Serious charges Of bribery and corruption have been
b. p against certain member. Of the legislature
me ne news from tue mines Is as favorable us ever.
The Indian commissioners have nearly succeeded In
pars, Isy !, +. The "s. hostile Indians ..r
San Francisco asa might've slave liberty There
Is no evidence further than tina, he Mr. calioway's
Judge Morrison OF the sessions has resigned his
office although years of his 0 Office remain
Some the Francisco have been lighted
by the subscriptions Of individuals residing doing bust
others have been made pasabe, safe, and pleasant
night
OF Capt Jarvis at the Mission Dolores has caused much
excitement, and rush was made TO take hin. from the
committed TO await the action of the grand jury,
Two men were shot by Capt Ward at Sacramento
Wa killed. ON wa. sas
was Joe OGDEN the Other seorge Morton was shot in his
Capt Ward was cleared Of al! blame.
lT. A. u.
tain the privilege of supplying the city with water by
Producing It in pipes from large lake about three miles
distant
Nothing particularly new respecting the Indian commits
sioners and their treating with the Indians Gen Bean
had been authorized fifty protect the
IN Los Angeles against incursions of the Indians through
Cajor Pass
The mail Oregon arrived the afternoon of the
I'D instant, bringing from the States late date
February 2SE The report of probable appropriations
by Congress Tor the benefit of California had great effect
running up State scrip; but it down
again very
Gen Persfer F. Smith has been ordered Texas, and
has come home in the
great deal OF dissatisfaction has been felt and exhibited
respecting the issuance and circulation Of private coins
below their face value in value which coiners
refuse redeem. 1t Is looked upon by the
infamous swindle The banks have refused receive
at its assured value, und the merchants have taken
what similar action.
The legislature has bill before it, introduced by Mr.
Miller obge coiaers redeem, their
fusal misdemeanor punishable with fine and imprson-
ment
Great efforts being made induce Jenny Lind to
visit California and letters have been received from Bar
mum which induce the hope that the object may be
effected.
MARKErs-Flour in fine order is selling $40 $40 so
for Haxall and Galego Gillian -four has declined. Boots
and shoes plenty Bricks active Coffee has de clned
Coal has advanced Liverpool coal is held $40 Cement
and lime plenty. Iron active and firm Lumber is
doing pretty well Metals dull. Provisions heavy, in
consequence OF the market being glutted Tobacco is
lower. Freights dull. Real estate is dull of sale
Money remains about the Exchange the Atlantic
States per The issues OF private coin gem
orally rejected and be disposed of five
per discount. Scamen's wages thirty to forty dol
lars