The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-30
THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE FALCON.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALL
RNIA.
More Coda large amount Of Gold en-
route for New York-CaliforniaN News.

Nrw ORLEANS August a6-The steamer Falcon
,,rived here TO day, bringing advices from San
Francisco 10 the 3oih July. She lett kspinwal on
The 1aik ult, bringing two hundred passengers and
tbrce hundred ,hoassnd dollars worth of gold dust
IN freieh, AMI in the hands OF passengers.
The stesmer Oregon, ii was said, had arrived at
Panama tr, N san Francisco with five hundred pas.
senger. ard over two millions dollars in gold dust
en- irci hit She also brings tho Pacific mails
The steamer Ohio with tae California mails and
,hree hundred passengers, Gnda fair amount of gold
had likewise acbed Panama.
The steamer Florence by the way of Oregon, left
sspiuwsU on the 9th inst for New York.
The United states Comm 'sioner for locating the
Navy YARD at san francisco Is among her passen-
Tae aea',h Of the Isttmus has greatly improved
ard cases 81 cholera were very rare.
The Paaama railroad doing d large and very
p-ui;ahla business
Nr. Rice, tae American Consul a: Acapulco, had
LETT for home
The state q society oa the Isthmus was becom
i1E worse koLbaGies and ouuages were Of fire.
c.rnt occurrence
The general intelligence from California. though
interesting presents no feature Of special iuipor.
lance.
TIE sccounts from the ,niues are of G more favor
aj.a character.
The condition of morals in San Francisco and
ether cities. is rather improving. Business was
steady ard produce CT all kinds brought fair prices
but no material change in quotations
In tie southern hitting regions, owing to the ad.
7a1c 6 rs.eJ Of provision and the immense mum.
Der Of persons seeking treasures, the average Weld
q cl.G has not beea so encouraging The hi
state OF the water, however, had rally given
way ,bud mining prospects along the river were
better. Upon the Whole, accounts are very eatis-
factory aud the y!ell OF gold during the next four
weeks, II : thought will be very large Several
Hew pltccrs have been opened by the water compa-
MICS.
Immigration across the plsins was very considera.
outstanding various difficulties they met with.
the Chinese emigration continued on a large
scale; no further resistance have been made 20 them
on the part OF the inhabitants.
yuD.e2 with the Indians were serious, and #
almost daily occurrence. Several additional muir
ders had been committed, and it was believed taey
were about waging war If general character
against the wh'es.
dreadful outbreak had occurred at Contra Con
Ia, in Wi many persons we're severely injurs d.
SEcTlH Johnson. whilst endeayoIing to quiet the
disturbance, Was Ii led.
Tne various plans for supplying San Francisco
VITA water were being proposed aud locked upon
idv0rably.
Lt0rts were making for a general closing CT
stores al d suspension Of business on the Sabbath
ne crops were promisifg most abundantlY.
lie government was about to est4b isl tele.
graph through some parts of California, which
promised 10 be successful.
Everything in the Mariposa district was quiet
Further adg,ces from Oregon state that the DEM o.
Gratis nave und Jub;edly carried the LEGISLATURE
The GOLD mines Were yielding abundan .ly
Accounts q the state OF trade are hardly so ia
To.ab-e as on the 10th ut Speculation mad mar
TALLY subsidized. This, added 10 increased arrivals
caused ulltaeling. Boots and shoes selling st
per cent bove hsJ cost. Clothing in fair request
Hardware dull. Butter plenty, and declining
Lard 35a4Jc. Flour sieady-st0ck moderate Pro
visions firm.
Dry goods were quiet, with a downward tender-
cy' Money per cent. per month.