Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-21

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from the harem again, till he rises stimuli
taneously with the sun next day.
Fifteen Days Later from California.
The steamer Ell Dorado, with dates from
San Francisco to March 18th. arrived at
New York, April 18th. She brings 914
passengers, and $500, 900 in gold dust on
Freight,
The 81 Dorado was detained twenty
hours at Aspinmall waiting for tho mails,
bHtwhen they arrived the agent refused to
deliver them. They would come on in
the Georgia via Havana,
Passenger trains are now running from
AspinwalI to Buena Vista. The trains
start Immediately on the arrival of the
steamers. Passengers leave Aspinwall
in the morning, and arrive at Panama at
midnight, Aspinwell is beginning to as.
sumo the appearance of thriving city,
and is increasing in business and popula-
ton very fast.
Much distress continues to prevail
among the passengers carried out on board
the steamer North America, at Acapulco.
Most of the females were taken on board
the steamship Panama, but the balance
had no means of leaving, as no ship had
been sent to their assistance. The Pacific
stopped at Acapulco, but declined taking
any on board, as she was already crowd
ed, The California papers state that CT.
forts are being made there to charter a
sailing vessel to send for them.
The Ell Dorado touched at Chapres,
and sailed from thence at 8 P. NJ, on the
Sd or April,
CALIFORNIA INTELL1GENcE.-.Thc intel
ligence from California is most important
and interesting, A most disastrous flood
had occurred on nearly all the rivers
The cities of Sacramento, Nevada and
Marysville had been completely overflow
ed, causing a widespread devastation, and
the most frightful CONSERVATION.
The loss at Moysyillc is estimated at
$4,000 AT Sacramento the embanE.
mcnt gave way, and several houses float.
down the river, At Marysville all the
streets were submerged, and large guam
thy ofgoods destroyed. At Nevada two
quartz mills, the theatre, Empire Hotel
and several houses were swept away
The bridges over Salmon Halls and Col
ma river were carried off, and no doubt
every bridge on the South and middle falls
has shared the same fate.
The country between Sacramento and
the mines is impossible. The legislative
halls are surrounded by water and the
members reached them in boats. Near.
y all the houses on the Marysville and
Sacramento road hoated away. Many of
the finest brick houses in Marysvile have
been rendered understandable. The DANA
70 n
Many lives were known to have been lost.
SO great was the CONSERVATION that few
particulars had been obtained. Great
Quantities of live stock had persisted
throughout the country. AT the last ac
counts the flood was abating at all points.
An expedition was projected at San
\tranclsco for the newly discovered gold
Eeglons Of Queen Charlottc's Island.
The Indians were still giving trouble.
party of them attacked Clouds train,
Hr Sacramento, and in the fight four
lans were killed, The whites, howov-
ad to abandon their goods. Two In
were afterwards taken and hung.
ma ense quantities of snow had fallen
Nownieville.
was Vgencc from the mining districts
Al favorable.
DieroS had been received from San
hut We Los Angeles, TO Feb. 28th,
mcnt Of Nyoid Of interest 4 detach-
rived then its from New York had ar.
VALLEY had Stockton and San Joaquin
The loss in N suffered by the flood
dollars, amounted to $4,000
The store shN
Francisco on Il Tington arrived at San
steamer Nf,nuna Nth Of March. The
we'd from PanamoN City had also arri-
put into an INTERIM same day having
quence of an acciiSate port in conse-
were all well. Her passengers
"A large amount of 49,, !
local nature, had beeSp ness chleny OF
legislature The salar}% S" "et s; III t .Le
following salaries had amAL ~ inc
nor, $4,000; Treasurer, " i ,Ioo.ulI
JM %rlc' Judges, $4,000; 81 no,'e G,a "m9
AN UnfavOrsble report hsd
~ ~. 'H &C. rouse on the subject Hiaue
t re state into separate Congress-! y 1ig
The fugitive slave bin had BEEN
ted back to the House, >' ''e Por.
a resolution had passed the IN |
.uFe requesting the general Govarne, |
70 furnish the State with 10000 mm"N
and 1000 Of Colts pistols. "SA
,,. HuV'Ges from Oregon, to Feb, q,sl
s sSTtes that the citizens of Portland Vs. S'
"Hnng measures TO establish line NJ s %e,
nle rs 10 San Francisco, ''1' u ''e"
,obo eSrs We're were felt for the safety Of th
Gan Francisco on December 5 th>'0''a 10
CONDENSATION or DR., KIvo y c
OoNsuL AT ATnENs,-A letter Cron, :
ems IN Greece, announces that Rev M ~
Jonas King, missionary OF the Ama,;