New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Details OF the California News by the Steam
ship Philadelphia, at New-Orieans.

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The fire in Sacramento City broke out on
J.st and spread over 3D. X, and Msts, laying com.
petey bare the whole space between Nst ,hesouth
and Jst north, and all between Front and lOth.sts
comprising no ess than forty blocks and leaving nine
tenths of the population of the city houseless.
The loss is estimated at $l0,0O0,00O. The
following are among the principal sufferers;
Warren & Co, Young s. Kibbee, Wood q Kenyon,
each to the extent of s25 900; j. W. Ford Co, Rey
nolds & Co, Philip kilmsn, Marks & friedman, q. V.
Dawson Nevl & Co, G. w Peacock each $4,000; the
FL Dorado Saloon, Mccall 4 Co, X, 4, Brown 6 Co,
Bulan Fogg & Co, each $4,000; Hsrdenburn q Her
race 100000; Meeker & Co., schoolcraf each $751;
goo c. p Huntington, sC0OO WEl McNuity, slod'
600
The State Capitol was saved.
The Democratic State Journal Office was de-
sroyed also the State Hospital the patients in which
suffered dreadluly.
During the nine days which had elapsed since
the occurrence of the ire and the departure OF the
steamer $50 buildings had been restored
The San Francisco fire broke out on the 10th
of November, the corner OF Merchant and hearney
sp spreading down on the south side of kearnsy 10
Clayst ard both sides Of Merchantst Thirty build
ings destroyed. Loss estimated al $4,000.
The Marysville fire occurred on the 9TH OF
November, and commenced firstn, destroying
every building the north eide east OF Maidenane,
and swept OF every building between Madenlane
and est and First and seeondsts, including the Amer
can fOIel, AtlhDtC nOte, LHtc fDurti
tel The New World, several livery stables, breweres,
stores, &c.
The State Election resulted as follows: SEN
atc-6 Dem. and Wings. House-4l Dem. and 10
Wings with Districts to hear from.
Large numbers of Chinese are returning
home and emigration was small
MARKsrs.--The markets at San Francisco were un-
settled. FLOUR ranged from s5oasio y Dbl BARLEY
SIC. BUTIEa was selling At isc 10, and tes LARD at 21c
Surprise Northumberland at San Francisco be-
MeKsy New-York Aug 4; james Drake, Cove, do; May
% Eureka Welsh, do June % Fanny Forester Peter
son. do June 49, Harkaway Colby, do. June ~; Rnbeon,
Gorhan do May % Jamestown, Moore, do. July o brig
Gen. PBkney Hayes, Baltimore, March 21 via Valparaiso
Sept5
Late md Important from Mexico-The Te-
huantepec Route-Progress OF the Revo-
Iution-Annex Of sonora 10 France
Arrival OF Judge Conllling In the City Of
Mexico.
NEw.OnLEANs, Thursday, Dec 9, 1852.
Dates from the City of Mexico to the 10Th
November being ten days later published in The
DtitG.
The Committee in Congress on the Tebuan-
tepec propositions had reported bill granting the con-
tract for constructing the route TO Senior Beange.
The revolution is said to be progressing
everywhere.
The defeat of Gen. Blanco by the French
Count Raousset Boulbon is confirmed, and the Count
has proclaimed Sonora independent, and annexed to
France No battle had taken place between Cen Ur'
aga and Gen Veldez the leader Of the Federal troops
as reported but the latter Is in fortified camp, and
has been summoned 10 surrender by Uraga His situa-
ton is very critical and there il but little possibility
Of assistance being rendered from the capital.
Tie people Of Guadalajara had received
Urtga with the greatest enthusiasm. His force was
nearly 1900 men.
Generals Mesia and RobOlledo, with LOO
men, had pronounced in favor OF the plan OF Guadaia
lara as also had the states Of TamauIpas and Gauna
juata.
Judge Conkling, United States Minister TO
Mexico errived in the City Of Mexico the 18th No
vember, but had hot yet presented his credentials
The Gardiner Investigating Committee had
left for the mines.
Congress had been in session for month,
sut beyond passing appropriation of 10000 for
current expenses, and deciding to impeaeh former
Minister for treason, little business had been done