Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-23
Later from California.
rWO MILLIONS IN GOLD.

The Illinois arrived at New York on Sat-
urday with advices from San Francisco TO
Sept. 18th. She brings nearly 400 passengers
and 100000 in gold dust.
The election for Governor in California is
still in doubt, and the official returns can
alone determine the result The Legislature
will be democratic The vote throughout
the State was small.
The mining news continues very lavor-
able. Crime has very materially diminished,
and the prospects ofthe State are highly sat-
isfactory.
The news from the whaling feet is most
disastrous. Several vessels (some say COY
have been lost, including the Aramatta and
Henry Thompson of New London, and the
Arabella and America of New Bedford. The
crews Of the destroyed vessels are reported
TO have reached the main land in safely, but
it is said that in some disturbances alter
wards with the natives, ii OF the whaemen
lost their lives.
A dreadful riot as occurred at San Juan
del Sur, between the soldiers and emigrants.
Gen. Henard has subdued the revolutionary
movement in New Grenada.
The California markets were brisk
Breadstuffs have advanced and were still on
the rise. Provisionshave like wise improved.
Lumber steady. Boots and shoes plenty,
Seamen's wages keep up, and cause con-
siderable difficulty.
The general result of this seasons whale
fishing is set down as a total failure. 1t is
thought thai the whole feet, some 600 sail,
we believe, are now vending their way as
rapidly as possible 10 the North West Coast,
for the purpose Of refitting and endeavoring 10
retrieve their i'll fortune.
IsTHMUs NEws.-The great specie train of
the Pacific Company was partly robbed Sept.
90, seven miles from Panama, and after ri
ding several miles, Capt Garrison and his
friends came up with the train and found
them in the greatest confusion. Three of
the guards had been shot by the robbers and
were lying in the road two were in dying
state. The robbers had made off with one
box of gold, but delayed by its weight, they
were overtaken. Thomas Summers,
young man from New York, and Chas.
Cromwell, black man, were captured
They implicated DR.. Berry, of New Orleans.
Laban Manning, carpenter from Illinois,
and Myron Wood, carpenter; and FIVE more
il was thought would be caught. The rob
hers were told that the train contained So
100000. DR.. Berry alleged that DR.. Roberts
an Eng of learning and talents, who
had been Judge OF the FIRST instance IN Stock
too, was the master of the attack upon the
specie train; but he had not been arrested.
Several robberies had taken place between
Panama and Cruces. II. F. Jones, of the
Franklin House, was robbed of to $4,000.
Steamer Constitution arrived at Panama on
the % with 100000 in gold, in % days
from San Francisco. One of the seaman OF
the Constitution was murdered by the guard
tienda at Panama.
The Panama railroad was progressing IA
vorably. The engineers confidently expect
to run a locomotive 10 Gatoon by Oct. 18th.
The REBELLION IN Amortization.
Herrera had arhieved another and very etfec
tual victory over Borrera, the revolutioast
general; and the rebellion had been sup
pressed by this means in conjunction with
subsequent mIlder acts of persuasion. Great
excitement was produced in Panama by the
publication OF the intelligence, Oct. l.