Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
News by the El Dorado.


News by the Eel Dorado.
1874 New York, Jan. 10.
The Ell Dorado brings the California mails with
one days later intelligence, I'll passengers,
81 Os2, 9O7 gold on freight, and $500, 900 in the
hands of her passengers
The steamers Panama and Republic, from San
Francisco had arrived at Panama with San Fran
cisco dates of the 10th ult. The FL Dorado was
detained at Chagres two days by the non-arriyal
of the Panama at Panama, which ship was Obliged
to bear the Republic company from Acapulco TO
Panama, the Republic being in disabled condi-
ton. NJ.
During the last four days the Ell Dorado expe-
rienced heavy northwest gales, and has proved
herself frst-rate sea-boat a. ..u vi
| The steamer Union, from New York via ia
maica, had arrived at Chagres.
| The u. S. sloop-of-war Albany, Captain Plat,
arrived at Chagres on the I'd instant, from st.
Domingo. All on board are well, and she is
waiting orders. sa .
The Ell Dorado brings an extra from the Office
Of the g Herald" of San Diego, Upper Califor-
MIA, } containing an account of the execution OF
Bill Marshall and Juan Verdugo.
Marshall and verdugo were tried, convicted,
sentenced, and executed by military court-mar-
tal, on charge of having prevailed upon the
Indians to murder man named Slack, together
with three others.
The expedition against the Indians appears to
have been very successful. Their town of Aqua
Caliente had been burned. Nevertheless, the
Indians appeared to be still creating great havoc.
Only few days previous to the above date, they
had murdered six men, who were crossing the
country with drove of three thousand sheep.
Antonio Cara, q chief of the Cahuillas says that
his brethren are fighting against the taxes.
Judge Jno Jones, Of the Southern District Of
California died at San Jose the 18th ult., aged
% years.
The Nevada ssJournar' recommends the division
Of the waters of the Yuba river, so as to make
them run through the gold diggings of that great
mining region The plan proposed is the con-
struction of an aqueduct, to carry the waters of
the river, at an estimated cost of $3,0OO,0O0.
The Sonora Herald" says the miners in the
vicinity of Union creek are doing well. In Woods
creek mining is also prosperous The steamer
Constitution was to leave San Francisco on the
23d ult. for the Sandwich Islands, and was in
tended as regular packet.
Flour at San Francisco was advancing, owing
to the cessation of receipts from the Atlantic
States and Valparaiso.
Everything was quiet at Chagres.
Message of the Governor Of Massachu-
setts-His Views of Intervention.
BosToY, January Is.
The message of Governor Boutwell, was de-
livered to the Legislature to-day. In regard to
Hungary he takes strong ground. He is not only
for welcoming Kossuth as an illustrious exile,
but adds: "Thc common sentiment of America
is on the side of constitutional governments; but
this sentiment will not be satisfied with an indi-
vidua Unofficial expression. 1t will also demand,
through the diplomatic agents Of the country, n
distinct declaration on the part of Russia and
Austria as to their future purposes. If these
governments shall assert the right of interference
in the domestic affairs of European nations, or
shall decline to make q distinct declaration on
this point, it would seem proper for this govern
ment to give them notice that we assert on our
part the right to interfere in favor of republican
ism or constitutional government reserving the
power to Judge Of the necessity of interference
events may transpire. We cannot quietly submit
to the absorption of smaller States by the larger,
and the final subsection of all by two or three des
potisms Such movement will not only be fatal
to our commerce, but to the general industry and
free principles of America"
Tho financial condition If tho State ia renre-
sented as unsatisfactory, the expenditures last
year exceeding the receipts by $4,000. Should
deficit exist during the present year, he recon-
mcnds direct tax.
Intervention I'm New York.
ALBANY, Jan. IA.