The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-04

gold
The country remains quiet and crime is so seldom
heard OF that feeling OF security pevades the commu
nifty.
Trade comparatively dull and vet the miners never
doing beer. The fall trade looked forward 70
with confluence The value ri real estate improving
and although money little tight, the country wears
Eenvral. aplosperors aspect.
~ amount o. real aud personal property possessed
'Us &c cay q $40 tianc'seo ,s $l716ta 600
The steamer Oregon, IRON San francisco Tor Panama
took % 900 900 N gold IS her manifest.
lerI,be iio ha occurred al Chagres between the
lives aud some returned Caornians Many persons are
sad Ia have been Killed, including thirty forty
natives, aud number OF the Calornians The mes
seuger al Mes-rs Adams 4 Go with all their important
dispatches lief, behind, and il feared that he had
been killed bS the natives.
The las rip BY The Nicaragua route had occasioned
great rejoicing AT San Francisco, Mrssrs Gregory Co
having delivered Their aespaiches ~ days from New
York lhl- roue rs now iuiiy opened, and meets with
Returns The late election show majores for all the
candidates on the democratic Stale ticket OF from 600 to
5000 votes. John Biger tden elected governor BY
500 maj ty Marshall and McCorkle are elected TO
congress by heavy malonter. MAJOR Roman for
a1er, lea,s his ticket having already 47Oo major
ny over Bull Nearly every county gives democratic
maoniy The legislature is democratic in both branches
ii pc whole vol. toed IN The State IS as 600 purf,
comprol'er Marshall will leave for Washington the
4th Of October.
The Oregon papers contain painful accounts OF Indian
The seamdoNew Orleans sailed from San Francisco
October J. with passengers and specie fcr Pana
ma. She was to touch al San Juan del Sui.
The Cherokee brings very large mail.
The Vigilance Committee at San Francisco were en-
deayoring 10 prevent the immigr alton OF convicts
Accounts from the southern mines very prom Using.
On the Tuolumne operations have been carried with
great deal OF spirit The mines at Tibbotrs Hill have
also done well.
The accounts from the whaling feet are more disas-
trous than previously received Fifteen vessels are
known to have been totally lost.
large quantity Of goods are still offered at auction at
md an yiptV IN real
Thirty days paper ia a 10 per cent discount.
Business al Stockton is unchanged
Oregon advices TO the Odd OF September A diff.
Guilty still exists regards the location of the capital
Prices for freight and travel on Oregon river have been
reduced by competition.
The schooner John Allen arrived at Oregon City on the
10th, from the Sandwich Islands, with cargo OF sups,
sugars. and salt
The Oregon miners had returned from SCOTS river
The steward of the Stockton House. named Edw.
Dupont. had been brutality murdered.
governor was about to call an extra session of the
The convention provide for organizing new Terri.
tory, TO be called Columbia Territory. shortly to
Mining intelligence continued highly favorable A
rich vein Of had been discovered in Broadway, in
The hrst Of the Cuban news had reached San Fran
cisco. and caused great excitement Large numbers
preparing to set out for Cnba with view to join Lopez
Col hite late of the Pacific Star, intended depart
for Cuba at an early day. There hllbuster meet
ing At Sacramento on the 26lh which largely al
tended, and great enthusiasm manifested
There had been difficulty between the collector
of San Francisco and the merchants of that city meet
ing OF the latter had been called in reference the
The riot al Chagres grew out of quarrel between the
native and American boatmen carrying passengers
to and from the the harbor Some returned
CaIornians nteered and the riot ensued, which lasted
mon SS u ny Were asd
to reach the Cherokee through the courtesy of the
mander Of the British steamer. The American consul is
much blamed tor not interfering, and his indifference is
Capt. Bailey, OF the steamer Pacific, is dead
The Cherokee passed the Ohio going into Chagres
The Cherokee brings S,9l9,l63 gold on freight, and
100000 IN the hands OF passengers, OF whom there
about 400.
IMcCok e, OF the congressman elect, would have
come in the Cherokee but detained by sickness.
Accounts from Astoria state that had fallen there
TO the depth OF eight inches very large number OF
emigrans arriving Tue Indians on the Coumb a |
river were committing unparalleled outrages upon emf |
grants. The family of Hudson Clark. Illinois, at
tackled by band OF thirty Indians, who murdered his
wards ravisbed his ser. Mir Miller of Yves, Virginia,
bad slso been attacked, his brother n-law, Jackson,
killed. and himself and daughter wounded Two other
trains had also been attacked, but the Indians
pulsed The utmost excitement prevailed IN regard to
these outrsges
The suariz mining companies in California had nae,
with extraordinary succsss, and the yield OF the mines
exceeds that OF any former period.
The capital ha been removed to San jose the former
The ciiy San Francisco was progressing rapidly |
Trade WAS Ievving and agricultural prospects brighten
ing IL was believed that the products OF the soil, with the
exception oil gram, for the present year. would nearly
equal tie wants OF the people.
Considerable speculation existed regarding the next
senator
The Indians in the northern part Of the State were be-
coming very Touble-one
The MARKETS -Boilding materials were firm. Provs.
ions quiet Mess pork, Si4 hams, S22 s25. Lard, |
Sl4 The arrivals OF -four were ght. and holders an
ncipate an advance. Haxars $40 Sill Gallego, si2
. &l3. Tobacco moderate demand. Molasses !
dull Coffee advanced Rse is in no request Prices
OF clothing and cassimeres nominal Goods for ade
wear in demand Gold du-, SIT per ounce Bills on Al
laoc States al 30 days. per cent; 60 days. at par
The ELECTIoSs.-t appears that the democratic party
have been completely successful IN the election in
California. By The reports received by former arrival
IL supposed by many that The wing candidate Tor gov
ernor (Readns) was eecteI but the returns in.
complete and deceptive and the majores OF the
counties then to be heard from have come in for the
democratic candidates. The following is from the San
Francisco Herald OF goth September:
The returns from nearly ali the counties in the State
have at last been received and footed up They show ma
lortes for all the candidates the democratic ticket,
ranging from thousand and fifty five to four thousand
seven hundred and hfiyhve John Bgler is elected gov
ernor by abou, fifteen hundred majority Mes-rs Mar.
shall and McCorkie elected 10 Congress by heavy
maIoriues Major Ron leads his ticket having al
ready tour thousand seven hundred and hiiy-hve ma
pniy over his Wing competitor he gets a majority in
every county N The State excepting San Francisco The
Is'uhs Hon ne counties yet to be heard from will in
osnre 'ne aemocfauc msIores about four hundred Ii
VIII De seen 'na excluding the for governor nearly
every county IN the Stale gives sarity for the demo
cratic ticket The Legislature is strongly democrats in
both branches. The whole vote pollsd in the S,.,e IA
about fOry i've thousand In the od ..,,a al g., -.