The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-06
r4E DAILY DISPATCH
=7hs A cow ARDTN, Proprietor.
u77GH r. PhHASANTS, Editor.
-rI-PVHrR CALIFORNIA INrELLl-
GENCE.

The Ca'i'oraia Express says that within
l-s,..g months. the number of families
5-' -',isv.yIle has increased two hundred per
ceui.
man named Doar. formerly a resident
..Norh Bend, Indiana, murdered near
Iock Springs on the 23d Aug.
The San Joaquin Republican says that the
S.-ramsnio Railroad terminus, If established
-, niles above Marysvile, will inevitably
.h'a, out that city from the map
Mr.. Van Gclder iHf rms the State Journal
,hsta Cb;namau came TO Uniontown the other
lev opt informed the citizens that the Indians
on tbe Costumes had cut the heads off three
CHINESE. aud burned another one. 1t is said
tho Ipalars # California entertain the most
hitter hostility tow ards the Celestials, whom
they regard IS their interiors, and trespassers
on their comnions.
NEGOTIATIONS are going on in San Francisco
tn tnuloy Chinese lahorerS in that city, and
fake them To the interior to perform the labor
ofcafrving uut an extensive canal project in
t.er5rrhfrn mines. They agree TO work for
,n,rry dotlarS per month and found. 1t is the
bflfllhat three Cinnamon can perform as
,rura hard labor, per day, as two whitemen.
This class Of labor, it is said, is now extern
si,e.y employ d in building canals and oher
woTks. necessary tor the development Of our
mUeIa. resources.
IL he valleys of the Sacramento San Joa-
cYia. aI.i tributary rivers, there is a conside-
Tab.e amount OF sickness, mostly feveTs OF the
season. La the mining localities on the base Of
;,4 hills Giarrhrt and dvSentery is carrying
oil large numbers, while further up, in the
mounll.us. the places are perfectly healthy.
Major Roman. State Treasurer, announces
tae redemption, forthwith, of portion of the
larze per cent bonds of the State TO the amount
&, twenty-five CT thirty thousand dollars, and
taat tie viii continue 10 redeem further as fast
: mousv Is received into the general fund.
Some u the journals in San Francisco have
Zee. .uced 10 one quarter ol their usual size,
"a cons, queure ct tue small stock ot printing
paper ia Ca,- ruIa.
David Humphreys committed suicide at
E..a's Exchange. IN Sacramento, on the 27ln
t- August. He was from Chicago and leaves
.4a.y there. The jugular vein in his throat
va, completely severed.
lleiar Campbell, Of Missouri, who was on
lle road with his family, and $500 head of cat
t-. died on tie iiumboldt; also one Of his
c.Ueuitrs, and eight of the men employed by
In. In diving his stock.
A large number Of females, having heard of
Ii slcAness and destiluton among the em-
sraals hey ODd Salt Lake, started on foot from
i.ar place to Sacramento CITY. 1t is further
stated That many deaths had occurrrd d among
tae emigrants, and very great distress prevails
aioag the iraI between Salt Luke and the sink
q Marys river.
Peter Smith committed suicide at the Span
lsh dIggings, near Downievile, on the 25th Of
August, by cutting his throat. Age about 30;
cause. pecumidry embarrassments.
An inquest was held by the coroner, on the
18th August, at the Mansion House, Pacific
wharf, San Francisco, on the body of Philip
". Palisu. Of Liverpool, Eng land, which
pIGce, ii is supposed, he left about the first of
February, 1850, as appears from papers in his
possession.
On the Goth Of August, OIL board the clipper
ship Robert c. Winthrop, an inquest was held
on The body of ames Tent, age abont 40 years.
The deceased was from Boston. Verdict, died
OF apoplexy.
Din. jonathan C. Whitehouse, formerly of
Maine, was found dead on the 9th OF August,
TWO miles from Dry Town. Great excitement
exists on account OF The outrage.
An inquest was held at Shasta on the 1lth
inst, upon The body of Samuel b. Daggett,
who came to his death by being stabbed by a
man named Mcmahon. The deceased was
aged 3o, and from Maine, where he leaves a
family.
The Stockton Journal says, that a man
named Peter Stout, was murdered by another
BY the name If J. W. Marsh. 1t seem that
Marsh owed Stout four dollars. Stout de-
unnGed the money, and Marsh stated that So
soon as be could raise it he would pay him.
Stout TIN. atened 10 Kill Marsh, and in the scuf-
lie Marsh stabbed Stout. The miners justify
Marsh, Stout having been u very bad man.