New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06
-Awluaz of the PMladezp7lau.
Twenty Days Later from CALIFORNIA
MORE GOLD DISCOVERIES.
FROM OREGON.

FROM. OREGON.
The steamship Philadelphia, Commander J oh,
MCGOWAN, arrived last night from Chagres, via
Havana, bringing $40 passengers, the California
mails of the 9th ult., and $4,000 in gold dust
The Philadelphia left Chagres at 10 o'clock on the nigh
of Dec 9th Experienced heavy head winds on the two
following days arrived off Havana at O'Clock on tn,
evening of the Goth.
Left Havana at the I'd inst. and arrived at
| the Baze on the morning Of the 9TH.
The steamship Republic, from San Francisco Dec LIST
for Panama had not been heard from up to the time
the Philadephas sailing and fears entertained thai
had been detained by the accident
At Chagres December oath, schooner Home. Of NewOr
leans for Carthagena schooner Eagle, Of NewOrcans
for NewOreans soon brig Roger Williams Crowel from
NewYork discharging steamer Brother Jonathan al
Navy Bay,
Sunday. December aSth lat 40 deg IS min NJ long
"a deg IL min. w, passed w. $. Saranac bound
for San Juan del Nore. bearing the broad penllant
| Com, Parker.
At Havana January I'd. U. s. soop-o f-war Decatur
Commander Green, to leave for Pensacola on the 5th
Steamship Georgia, Porter. for Chagres on the Sd with
500 passengers.
The following the passengers by the Philadelphia
Hon II Foote s lady, 8 misses Fooe, masters Foote
sery't Hon Geo Eustis $ Reed. Addison Barstow I.
Vanuxem, DR. Todd VIM Main, W Lawler b f John
son $. Simon, II Chapman IT H Hutton, john Salas
D Thompson Mr. Matorses s lady. G W Burns Fer.
bush J Manlove, Murphey, g W Groo,ns NJ Barron
IL, M AM, , IL Price ehas Leighton Scan
P Darcy Mr. Fcnley, D Masses, miss Savage misses
Kelso X Talbot 4 lady s. servt, G II Gardette. +
crowell. mr. Egee mr. schoonmaker. Hopkins & lady
miss Rich, mn Miller, Sullivan miss Ingles O ii
Dobbs, w Wilbin, Blackford Ryan child, mrs o.
Brien. mr. Paddock Vim George, John Dart 5 Hender-
BIB Boyk serS Hnre Staag Wilson
w Boykin, J NJ Exile J Taylor lady & children. X
Wood J Jones NJ Denahoe, L Answorth, Bohanan,
din, Cation, j Thompson, and 2l5 in steerage
Madame Philip MUIR aged 20, of Neworleans died Of
remttent bilious fever the evening of the I'd inst
James Brown, aged p. Wyandot of Kansas, Mo- died
Of inflammation of the bowels the orningof tho 3D.
inst
The Catholic burial service was read by N NJ s. Scan
dron Deacon of the Bshoprc of Nachez the bodies
committed to the deep at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the Sd
George Vauner aged 81 of NewOrleans died of remit
tent bilious fever the 4th inst was buried the
same day with appropriate ceremonies
Friends OF the deceased obtain further particulars
by inquiring of J. R. Jennings, ESD. No. 95 Magazine
street. or the Purser on board.
CLIPPERS ARRIrED- Three clipper ships of the first
cassv-the Typhoon. Eagle, and Syren arrived at San
Francisco from NewYorR on the 18th.
RAILROAD MEETIsG.-A large meeting of citizens has
been held i'll San Francisco to take into consideration
A
mtee was appointed to bring the Congress-
LIMESTONE MARBLE have heen discovered in Moke-
lumne valley. The quality is said to be good
EARTHQUAKE The shock of earthquake was expe-
rienced at San Francisco on the 18th Nov.
EXECUTIONS BY JUDGE LYNcH-Noah Il. James alias
James Wilson and Mountain Jim, alias Frederick Salk-
myer were hung at Stockton for horse stealing James
was the of Baptist preacher who died recently in
the State of Illinois salkmyers conduct was hardened
nt,Hi ittfp alnst
over his face. he exclaimed . here go GALS
Murders and ARRAYS are frequent Samuel Gallagher
has been found guilty of murder ut San Francisco
Albert r. Young, and three others with him. We're at
tackled early in September by the Indians, between
Scotts river and Readings Springs and all horribly
butehered. Mr. Young from Bangor Maine and
aged IS years The of the Others were moi known
a, M Horace Ferre agent Of Adams or, informs
was murdered by the Indians Monday last His ban
ets were found saturated with blood pieces of flesh
of the river Tha body has yet been recovered Mr.
seoby was formerly a resident of Missouri.
We learned at late hour last night that an afray oc
CURED at the Rea Union about III o'clock between A
A. Rhodes and William Mugan. in which five shots were
tired We are informed that ball struck Mullgyn on
the ARM and another glanced off his forehead man
sitting at gaming table, whose we did not learn
was shot in the eshy part Of the thigh passing down the
what was the of the quarrel but presume it viii
undergo legal examination this morning.
WRECK REVENUE CUTTER LAwREScE--We
deeply regret to announce the total wreck of the Revenue
Gutter Lawrence about four miles south of the harbor
The storm overlook the Lawrence Tuesday night.
about nine o'clock and forced her ashore. Every effort
was made to save the vessel and to themselves BY
special nterposition of Providence their own lives were
sa ~, but the cutter is supposed to be total wreck
the firm of Starkey Brothers were the only passengers
both of whom escapdd .unhurt.
Coon HoLE-There is n hole Stockton Hill which
yielding fifty dollars day to its present pro-
orietors -FOUR IN number. $4,000 taken out of it, of