The daily union., 1852-12-14
ARRIVAL or the lIllnols.

Inc steamer Illinois arrived al New York December
Ia. bringing $50 passengers, and S2,O00,0O0 gold on
freight and upwards OF 100000 in the hands Of passen
gers She left at Aspinwal December "a. the steamer
United Sales, awaiting the arrival OF the Winfield Scott
from San Francisco, with dates TO the 18th The linoss
passengers were brought down by The Golden Gate She
leit Kingston on the 9th
The steamer Independent arrived at San Francisco on
the nth from San Juanhad number OF cases of fever
on ooaid during the passage, but only two deaths
Inc steamer 3 ). Lewis left the 18th for San Juan
W. e was 70 connect with The Star oi the West and
The steamer sthmus left on the I4ih for Panama, on
whoh gay the sloopoiwar Portsmouth sailed for the
The loss by the Sacramento hre on November 10th,
as already stated. exceeds $4,000 900. Contributions
Tor the relief OF the sufferers Immediately opened in
all me principal towns, and $4,000 had been collected
~ San francisco IN ten days. The loss by the fire at
Maysyille Is abont 100000 and The loss by the San
Francisco Company will moi exceed 100000
me Yoe polled at the presidential election over
10000, and the democratic majority was nearly 5000
Inc ehufe democratic State ticket chosen Including
McDougall and Latham for Congress In The legsla-
lure me democrats have 20 oil ~ senator's and up
wards OF two-thirds OF the assembly
Inc rainy season had set in with copous sbowers
Inc rivers were rising and the miners successfully EN-
poyed IN washing The dry diggngs were abun.
dahuy supplied with water and were expected yield
The Indians the Colorado had been reduced 10 com
plete sabection BY Major Henlzelman and treaty of
peace had eren signed and officially published.
The last of the overland emigration was coming n and
me emg5ants are reported IN good health They had ex
PoIlchCeu Dul lltie trouble IRON the Indians
The Sovereign of the Seas made the passage TO San
Francisco in 1903 days. .tUE
The specie by the Illinois is consigned as follows
Adams g. Co., $54O0oo; American Exchange bank
1884 900; Bugoyne 4 Plume $I6O, 900; Rowland & AS
pnwall, $ilTooo Duncan & Sherman $50, 900; Twom-
ply Lawson, 100000; J. A. Haynes 700 900; Hodge
Fasso, $4,000; Brown & Bro, $50 600 O. Daniels
$50 600; Ghdden q Williams, $a2 900; Minot & Hoop.
er, Ss2'oo and various amounts 10 80 others.
The number OF lives lost at the Sacramento fire was
eght or ten and The number OF buildings burnt 900
ihe winds was blowing gale. and the fire commenced
ieariuly and rapidly Every public building in the city,
with The exception OF the court house, was DESTROYED
Three hundred and fifty buildings, many OF them h ck
had been erected within nine days, and hundred more
going up rapidly H &
The fire al San Francisco occurred on the evening of
the 18th, and the loss from $3.50 900 TO S2Os 900
Among the sufferers are s. Lalatt, $4,000; r. s.
Stedham & White, Col Kewen, Mrs Matthew'S H. B.
Plaus DR., White, each $4,000.
ire had also occurred among the grain fields in Mas
sa valley he damage amounting TO $75 000 and anoth
er among the farmers in Caaveras county.
One account states that the number OF buildings burnt
10 Sacramento was $780, and that The loss will
beverly g. Sanders entered upon his duties as collec-
Tor OF the port OF San Francisco on the 18th
Inc sloop John H. Gosler sailed for China with 500
Chlnese passengers. each with little fortune.
heavy gale was experienced al San Francisco on the
"a ult, doing some damage Ia the shipping.
Inc as kev ISseRh harrington Of Roxbary Massachu-
fies mad occurred al Stockton and Sonora under sus-
cious circumstances AT Caaveras among the ranches
six or eight hundred tons Of hay had been burnt
Among the names of the persons burnt and killed a,
The Sacramento fire James Dennis, stage driver and
Lyon Woodworth. The Rev Mr.. Straton's Methods,
subscribed tor rebuilding H.
Several patients in the Stale hospital were burn, 10
death.
The price of gold al the mines had advanced to SIT 25
per ounce.
THE AExIcAE REVOLUTION.
Advicesfrom Mexican Sonora had reached San Fran
CISCO cofnalory of the accounts OF the hostile attitude
OF the French Coun, Boulbon. He was leagued with
Don Manuel Gandara an influential Mexican, of i'm.
mense wealth. and creditor of the government to
large amount: Gandara has been engaged in several
previous IeyouuoAs and has the whole tribe OF Yack
insians dependant upon HIM. At the last accounts
which were antecedent 10 our Mexican dates, Boubon
with Gandara was on his way 10 Arlspe, with the de-
termination oil dispiac'ng The military commandant.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Dates from Honolulu had been received TO the 10th e
October The rgate ST. Lawrence had sailed for Hilc
on the l4th, where she was 10 remain until relieved
} IsTHMus INTELLIGENCE.
The Panama Star that Santa Anna was about ia
sail from Carhagena New Grenada 10 place himself Al
the head OF the Mexican revolution
The Panama papers OF the 3oh state that the steamer
New Orleans sailed for San Francisco on the Goth
the Goth,
Letters received at Panama from Major Doss. who had
been inspecting the mining regions of Chepo report gold
IN abundance IN every stream He has also found gea
quantities. OF cinnabar, Peruvian bark, sc.
The legislature of Ecuador has authorized the Pres
dent 10 declare war against Peru in case satisfaction II
not given Tor the action OF the former Flores project
Another iracas has occurred at Panama between III,
native and foreign boatmen.
LATER FROM VALPARAISO.
Dates from Valparaiso TO The 3oth OF October ha v,
been received By the Illinois. Business was stagnant
and there had been no arrivals oil manufactured goods
aud no exports.
The steamer City OF Psburg was hurnt ON the Gath O.
October The fire broke out in the forecasle and LASTED
ten hours. One hundred and six passengers and thu
crew were left without change OF clothes subscrip
ton to the amount OF $1,000 raised for the relic
OF The passengers and crew, and arrangements wer,
making TO procure for them fee passage TO San Fran
cisco
The markets were, reported from New Orleans
S45.
No transactions in coffee Quicksilver was abundant
hlee VI duty OF live per cent had been imposed upor
the expectation OF silver and copper.
Money continued scarce.
lNHRfsTMAs COMES APACE Tin two weeks Il
" will be here And friends the public