The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
Arrival Of the Falcon

! 006e10 Qoy0 Later bTOo CAsaSoHnlas
Nxw OAI.Ass, Sept, 80
Tep.S Mali Steamship Islcon Lieut. Ro
gers Commanding, arrived ct this, port To-day
100 passengess, and abou, million gold dusl
Oh freight, saa in the haod. efPasse"fer:
h, The Falcon came by The way ut Aspin-
wali, and brings adviees from San francisco
Sept 10, being s days 1atrr news.fs 81
| The1Steamship Chic, Lieut. Schenck Com.
handing, sailed firm Navy, Bay on the lst
with the Pacific mail, 800 passenyeTs, aud 81,
OO0, 900 gold dust n freight sras
|, The steamer niied States, Captain Berry,
sni.ed Eo.n the same on the 23d-also for New
York, sl1aeehsv u $500
The stesmsbip Brother Jonathan, Of the Mir
caragua rnnte, which was supposed I" be 1"st,
had acrived at Panama. and sailed from thence
L. her H. stina,ion the 10Th. 81
The health oFthe Isthinus is GENERALLY good,
and passengers were arriving and departing
with u, interruption. .55e7f
Tue .lrcti n FOR Presi Of New Grenada,
paced Of quite Peaceably and resulted in the
elce tis.n nf Gen orlando. -
Conaidernb.. excitement existed al Panama
on account oil disc,v If gold upon The 18th.
MUSK many Of the inhabitants had left their
houses for the diggin:s
The American brig Egyptian. from, Boston.
arrived al A~pinwall, on The ga Sept, hav-
ing Io.t the first and second mates by dyson.
terry. .-
Several additional vessels had been put up al
Panama tor m. Australian MINES.
y 'rhe Tele rrapl, across the lsthmus was pro.
gres ing Very .iav"rahly. q, - 49,. -
y The ls,hmus roads were in good order.
Trade was t,nproviny at Panama-he Rail
rad was expected TO be completed 10 Panama
b. about Apr,lnAxt.
News #. I'M California ~ interesting.
>hnpo kav hoon fev
er outsarss since the sailing OF the las steamer
kut ~ . general thing the state ofaftairs are
more encouraging.
|, Some serious distu,bances have broken out in |
Contrs 7Ccsts, winch the authorities had tax
en- pronip. measures to quill estas /
A difficulty occurred recently between Major |
Savage and Capt Harvey on King River, in
VII eh the sorner was killed. atss7saEf
Overland emigration was large.
Som. of,h,. emf grants report the m ,st ter ID
Ie, suit; rings, while others have Jared well
III, oagh She entire journey. es =
New. from the i ines are very favorable-I
the Yields will be immense. i5-zrrs IS *
. A man named Dresser, from Mass., commit
ted suicide bv drowning in the Feather River.
/ The notorious Parker II. French was At Du.
range. He had made proposition 10 the Gov
rrnment to arm and equip an army Of one hun
ared S-minolrs, with which 70 fight the Aapa-
ees and check them in their Murderous aad
- ,ss de-ds - = .a51s
'~' new and valuable discoveries have
S.nm IL ,he coast range Of The S'eHaNeva-
. go .,av,s case on trial Cor some time
INC ' Ssr r,,s, eco, had been decided by the
,,enof - an we lea, :, that owing 70 the neg
!, So, . IL t...m...c interest. noof and whFa.
,s,s = =, -. r;s - were also her a'as'es OF
TIE n, nor. contain nth,ng Of imp ortance
rou any e,aher par. of the iscitc coast
The ;,eemer d. States sow on her way from
spnw,n /. Ne y Ynrk. vii, br.Hg me ps:sen'
ers of the Winfield Scott from San Francesca
nd dates from the latter pors, fv>' DAYS ia'e'
ews BY the Falcon. .es