The daily union., 1852-11-02
Later from CaIifornia.

Later from California.
4rriual of steamer Gs0rgia-$2, 800 900 in Gold
The United States mail steamship Georgia. from AS
pinwa, Navy Bay. October 20, and Kingston Jamaica,
October 22 arrived at New York at 10 o'clock, Friday
night The Georgia brings S2,oooo0o gold dust on
freight and 100000 n the hands OF passengers She
also brings the California mails to October ls being to
the same date the advices by the Falcon at New Or
leans The s. lmer Winfield Scott at Tobago,
waiting for engines. before she could proceed her
voyage.
The health OF the Ishmus is good-very few OF
fever, and no cholera.
military force has been organized under the direction
OF General Paez, which is of great benefit to passen.
gers crossing the lshmus The natives are not allowed
carry OF any description General Paez and his
officers deserve great credit for their vigilance and
promptness in suppressng murders and robberies
There had been some serious disturbances between the
boatmen the Chagres river and the laborers the
Panama railroad Attempts had been made 10 burn the
bridge at Gatnne, and property was destroyed In
another difficulty the rioters took possession OF Barba
Goa, aud declared that the construction of the road
should not be further carried posse OF soldiers had
been sent after them
The Panama railroad is in good order and the run
twice day 10 Barbacoa Kingston is quite healihy--no
Died on The passage and buried at sea- James Bakely,
aged 40, passenger and Francis Hunt fourth assistant
The Tennessee. which sailed from San Francisco
October took 50 272 $50 in gold dust, most OF which
has been brought by the Georgia.
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
From the San Francisco Whg Oct /.
Since the sailing of the last steamer nothing OF import
has occurred. The from the interior, relating
mining affairs, somewhat uninteresng owing to the
scarcity of water Large numbers OF miners, however.
in the expectation OF doing good winters business,
dating from the rainy season.
On agricultural affairs, the returns from the interior
interesting and encouraging. The annual agricultural
and horticultural fair at Sacramento is now being held
Among the prizes TO be awarded eighty silver cups
and gobles; and to those accustomed 10 American and
European Standards the weight and dimensions OF some
of the vegetable specimens are almost incredible. We
have not space 10 refer 10 these length. Among the
attractive features of the fair is grand ploughng
MATCH at which many OF the prominent farmers OF that
section will take part
The health Of our city continues to be good Com
paralivey few deaths have taken place. and the few
of cholera have readily yielded TO medical treat
ment.
The two theatres are well patronzed At the Adelphi
the elder Booth has been engaged for four nights only
previous to the sailing OF the steamer. He sails in the
Tennessee for home, bidding last farewell TO his Cal
ifornia friends
Bseaccan,i and the Alleghanians are singing in the
mountains.
The United States land commissioners are in session
at Los Angeles. Among other important claims before
them is that of Col Fremont.
The village OF White Rock near Placervie, was de.
stroyed by fire on the 18th instant.
John Chetwood esq expired at the residence OF Mr..
Leland, on the nth instant. Mr.. Chetwood had just
been nominated 10 l the vacancy occurring the whg
ticket by the resignation OF j. M Huntingdon esq one
OF the candidates Tor the supreme bench He from
New Jersey, where his fathers family resides.
K. W. f. Sloan, esq, OF this city, has been nina ted
by the State central committee TO m the vacancy by his
death.
The immigration is fast coming n and the reports OF
sickness and privaon the plains heart rendng in
the extreme. The relief train sent out by the State to
their assistance have been guilty OF the of SELL
ing them food and water
The health in some portions of the mines is bad At
Burton's Bar. Parks Bar and Ousley's Bar, several
cases OF sporadic cholera have occurred which have
proved fatal
company OF the first regiment OF cavalry numbering
100, under the command of Major Fitzgerald have left
this city for Shasta.
The clippers Union, N. B. Palmer, and s. s. Bishop.
and the ship John Jay, have arrived
The North Carolina has arrived from China, bringing
late July 90 Captain Land, of the American
clipper Challenge died at Whampoa on The 26h Of June
Upon opening his body several rusty nails found in
him, one of which had passed through the left lobe
of his lung. It's thought that he must have swallowed
them when boy
The fastest dates from Oregon are to the 18th inst
spaper has been started Paget Sound called The
Columbian Coal has been discovered in large quantities
al Puget Sound.
We add the following further intelligence:
INDIAN NEWS.
The Stockton Republican learns from the sheriff OF
Tulare county that the Indians quiet and alarms
are entertained by the settlers. Large numbers OF emil
grants settling down The fertile plains with their
families There is every prospect OF that portion of the
country being ihickly settled
MINING NEWS
The Sacramento Union says there is on exhibition, at
the banking house OF Mills. Townsend Co. lump of
gold recently taken out al Downeve, which is one Of
the largest and handsomes ever found in California
This splendid specimen is nearly pure and weighs iioo
huPdrsf and four and Mrte doii1Tst The same
firm have also another lump perfectly pure, which weighs
$780, dug near the same spot as the above.
The Grass Valley correspondent OF the San Francisco
Herald says OF quartz mining "A company has been
organized 10 work the taIngs OF the quartz mills,
repeated tests OF which, from psnning chemical assay
show TO contain paying amount OF fine gold, provided
process Of inflammation can be applied adequate to
cure H. The party or company alluded 10 have pur.
chased dam and water mill built on Wolf creek, some
eighteen months ago. which is filled a depth OF four TO
eight feet with auuferous quartz sands or tangs II
the experiments already made be taken as a criterion
OF the yield OF these lalings. the individuals have
cured as valuable lead as any in the region"
CALIFORNIA MARKETS.
tFrom the San Francisco Prices CuuentI
The amount OF general business transacted during the
past fortnight has not been large the market quite bare
Of several leading articles, and dealers disposed TO
wait the arrival of the numerous ships due
In several leading articles there has been very
rial Improvement
During the month OF September there have been but
nine arrivals from eastern domestic, and from Eu.
ropean ports. There now hftyhve vessels on the
way from eastern domestic ports, than hundred
s0uf nd farftv t,.Y.