The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-07-17
Later from California and the 1sthmus.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER CHEROKEE.


at this port yesterday morning, from New
York, uia Havana, bringing the California
mails to June 1st.
The Alta California of that date contains
short summary of the state of affairs in
California. From this we learn that three
fourths of the burnt district of San Francis
co.'s rebuilt although we presume not in a
very substantial manner. The same is said
to be the case with Stockton. The fires did
not have as much effect as we anticipated on
tae price Of goods The large stocks of
goods On shipboard, and subsequent arrivals
prevented any great advance.
The reports from the mining regions are
encouraging, particularly from the quartz
region The Morning Post, new Wing
paper established in San Francisco, says that
three Of the proprictors of the Carsons Greek
vein were about visiting the East with their
families, and would take with them $4,000
each, the dividend of the previous few weeks,
to pay their expenses.
Humors of Indian difficulties and skrmsh-
ing in the northern part of the State are rife
The prospects of agriculture are very good,
much better than was at one time antcipa-
ted The late rains have materially incrcas-
Cd the probabilities of good crops.
The first execution under the laws Of Cali
fornia took place in Stockton on the 29th of
May. 1t was for murder. Crime has beon
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'"''n'0 - i'' 'n0 'u'Io Is
some nope LOT better stale OF things IN the
future.
The expedition of Gen. Norehead, for
the conquest Of Iowor California ornoors -
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'S' ,'IJ I'o'eu,ous "ia[' Inc General and
ABOUT forty volunteers had arrived at San
Diego, whore they got short of funds and
c5lld procoed no farther.
Tn. NOW, custom bon.o % tbo oo-no. of
w. ,1 - 80 - '.'0 e. 80 ~ -
''''' ~" anu i>'iley S''ev''' can f"u-
c'sa,' was opened On inc lSt ut
! uo appearance Oh a couple OF New I ork
streets OF san Francisco.
Gold has been found, though not in large
oo,nti.io, .+ v,uo;o tbo nou, oor;.o1 % ~
Stoto
wi ,.,
ING i'''''lc.1 cauFaSS mas larry conmehe-
ed both parties have held their conven-
tons and made their nominations. The
Who ticket is &c folIorvs.
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~ u''IcG = o' llo supreme COURT Cd
A'l2'.'.Dl' u sacramento
VI Attorney UeReral-"l lllam u. Far
u San joaquin
F Z, S,ato ComptEollcT-Alcx' q. Abel
ol pm / | FdnclSco'
70. 9'ate Ireasurer-'I. NJ. Burt, OF Butte
l. or surveyor General-Walker Heron
Oh Dan Joaquin
Fer CongTess-h. j. Q. kewen, of Sacra
m2a'a and b. i. Moore, OF Toulumne.
The Democrats made the following nomi
nations:
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T-r Trjro Of Tho Snro,no ' Comrt ST. Soi9
mo, Tr.-.15rf,idf w ''l'''''0 O0'' -''Oi0
Far Si,fo Troo.,,ror p;ol,ard p,r,ou
For ComntroIiorNW ;nsIorr pm Pin.n.
For Attorney General Samuel I 49,
For surveyor GencraImWm NJ Ed5r
For Members of ConarossN-Josanb ~ W i
McCorkle and Edward q Marshall
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A DISPLAY OF THE TURKISH CosTUM
says the Washington Republic was made 70
Che first time publicly, in our city, on Sat
urday evening, on Pennsylvania avenue
The wearer was a young lady, aged appar
emily about fourteen years. The dress wa
this; 1Ae tr0WseFs were made OF deep pm
S Jn 'o'J anias from rom which i 5Ts Whit
lace fell on white Kid boots. The tunic fan
lvroached to the knees. This was likewise @