The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-06
CRESCENT CITY
~ NEW tONk.

She brinas tho C.,iiiur n -.laii-, San
Francisco dale, o' April 5,h, and 900
passengers.
She also brings $4,000, 900 Oh freight
besides 5000 ,0C9 IN the Lands ii pas
scnsers.
This j: the largest amount Of treas.
IRE ever brought from California.
Among the passengers ot The Ores
cent Cny sie The Bishops Of Oregon
a,rl California, Mr., Van Worries, Sec
ielary Of State, aud Captain Knox, OF
the L. 5. Navy.
Among the passengers also are n
number ot III. Chinese with their fam
iiias. and persons who had emicra,ed 10
the principal Asla,ic cities from Europe
and WHO are now returning 10y the way
Of New York.
The mail beat for the Cre.cent City.
IN coming down the thagrr> river, WA.
sunk by striking snag. The mats
were rescued with grea, difficulty. ii,
Is sai,i that il the accidcn, had happen-
ed few rod. further down the river.
have been inevitably lost.
The Golden Gate leti in port at Ac.
apuico. the Peruvian brig Thcls, for
Panama. with $50 passengers. destitute
Of provisions also The new Grat,ahian
barquc Isabel, from Panama, with 100
destitute passengers. The master had
10 provisions or money, ami bad been
detained six weeks. The passengers
on board the Golden Gate made III n
lr,c Of $500 aud presented i, to The
destitute Passengers On beard ;nc lsa-
bell.
Jlsi as lie Golden Gate vas leaving
Acapulco, an express arrived ir ~ the
city Of VI, Xico, with intelligence that
the Tehuantcpcc treaty WAS unanimous.
j. rejected by both Houses Of Congress
on the 'h Of April.
Fan fEANCisco.-T r,e j. NO no,
iitcal news OF Importance ia tie San
Francisco papers.
Gov. Bis,er las sen! a message t,
the Legislature, recommending All ap-
preparation for the relief of overland
emigranls from the States.
The Mexican boundary Commission
lett IN The Golden Gate, intending 10
cross the plains OF ella and Rio G:au,e
for the purpose Of completing their
work
Gen Anderson, of luolomc, has been
appointed Jndge of the Supreme Court
ia place of Judge Lyons. resigned and
Mr.. Alex. Weller, to the fourth Judge
SHIP.
The Alex can authorizes have seized
the Steamer Commodore Stockton. some
time since, AT Acapulco, have since bro.
ken United States Government seals.
and pulled down the American dag on
board the Steamer.
The MiSEs-Thc intelligence from
the mines is cheering. The laIe cbun.
dhnt rains have lelt rich harvest for
the diggcrs
The Spring emigration from The cit
les had commenced. Among the emf
grants are large parties of Chinese.
At Balleci'a a party had turned rp
lump of nearly pure gold, weighing
40
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and then ,l..,roye,l ,L,. rancho ln,na
thirty or forty Indians were knl.d IN
thi, affair. and their .o,,v. and cI;I1
rem wer. roaming abno;. ;.o,,r, r,r
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