The daily union., 1852-12-30
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NEw YoRK December 2s The steamer Uncle Sam has
arrived from Asplnwsl with Caionns dates 10 December
st She brings 200 passengers and 5000 900 Ia god
brought down by the steamer Corex The steamer lnde
pendsnce left San Francisco for San Juan the Isl De
cember, and the Panama eh tho day for Panama
with the mails and 81 roo 900 In gold which prinsipay
consigned as lollows Page Bacon, u Co. $4,000; Ad
ans Co, $3.50 900; Barsoyne Co. S2l0 900 b. David
son. Ssoo.Ooo; Case. Heser Co.. Sls5.Oo0 The Pana
bad not arrived at Panama the evening OF the Hh.
The steamers Georgia. from New York. and Falcon. from
New Odeans, wsse at Aspinwall waiting her arrival
The Uncle Sam left Kingston The 22d, and
made the passage from there in six days Travel the
ishmus good the rainy having closed Pana.
ma unusually scky.
The Golden Gate arrived Acapulco ON the sh on her
passage up and the Panama the day pas
sage down.
Mining prospects in the water dgginss Of California
never were so favorable.
The latest election indicate sl Pierces majority
will be 1900
The Of Websiers death was received at
San Francisco the 10Th of November, and deep
gloom the community Minute-guns fired, flags
displayed st hali-mast, NC.
The result ofhe presidential election nome entariy
looked for.
On the evening of December 4th terrible earthquake
occurred al Acapulco destroying number OF the largest
buildings Continued shocks were felt up 10 the hour of
the steamers departure. The loss is estimated $780,
009 No lives were lost.
burning mountain distinctly visible on the 7th 60
miles back OF Acapulco. About 30 buildings runed
including the Fulton hotel shock felt on the
Sth and repeated shocks the 9th. #f
The quarermaser's and commissarys stores at Camp
Yuma were destroyed by fire the 18th Of October
The French rigate Penelope had arrived San Fran
cisco. 2 e..
Considerable feeling manifest in California in con-
sequence OF the report that Congress intended break
the land commission
The Indians In the south becoming restive. and
Lieutenant Beale, superintendent of Indian Affairs ei on
the 30th ult. for their haunts. .a
Captain Gorham OF the ship Albany, undergoing
examination on the charge of numbering a steward,
of the of the ship.
Snow had fallen in many parts OF California four feet
deep.
Sacramento nearly rebuilt, and many friedrich
buildings had been erected.
Catharine Hayess first concert, December i, the
American theatre, was brilliantly successful
The San francisco Herald insists that Mare Island,
ected belongs to the government. and
its sale is swndling operation. 4.f.a.. +sfa. X
SAN Francisco business for the fortnight
The most active OF the Freghs tho interior,
Oregon, and the South, very active. Flour COM
manded atessales arrive before February
$50 Corn meal, 800 Mess pork, $50 Butter, 40 a As
cents. Lumber declining, the demand from Sacra-
mento being much less than expected cargo of Oregon
assorted, sold S62 80. Eastern lumber and
Sl25 per 1000 feet offered and refused for cargo
FROM SANDWICH
Dates from the Sandwich islands November 9Th
One hundred and sixteen whale ships Honolulu
the ah The ship Isaac Rowland had rived Honolulu
with four Japanese sailors, who found In n
open boat perishing condition. The past had
been most successful in the whaling business and more
oil would be received Honolulu than during any preyi
Gus season.