The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-30
Arrival OF the Crescent City.-Latcr from Cal
ifornia.

The Crescent City arrived al New York on the 2s,t
br'~s.s s California mails OF June Isl. 900
1000 gold freight and S300D00 in the hands OF
3xers Of whom there about four huDdred The Ctes
cent City LETT Navy Bay on the evening OF the 18th in
slant
The Golden Gate arrived al San Francisco on May
The Constitution arrived al San Francisco the 22d
from Panama The Independence, for San Juan. and
Tennessee: tor Panama. sailed from San Francisco on
he lst OF June The steamer Mckm, which left Pana-
Ina the 2sh of November, slil delayed at Mon
lierey. repairing Eighteen OF her passengers hal die
since she left among whom Jnhn w Moore OF Bal
gilmore. and Michael Conway, OF Philadelphia The shiI
IClarssa OF Boston. seized San Francisco for viola
fling the passenger act.
The intelligence from the mining region very eat
kisiaclory. Large specimens oil continued be dnr
(up lump Of solid gold, weighing 80 ounces dug
tout OF Mr. Lndbergers lot at Sonora. in Main street,
lew doors below the post Office. quartz vein OF un
usual richness had been discovered French gnlch neal
kShas,on.
Great apprehensions are felt relative to the state of
Ifeeling between the French and Americans in Sonora.
much Irritation having been excited against the French
miners
The indians ,ll committing depreda,ons ia Los
kAag.los county.
A petition, signed By Iso citizens was about 10 hs
10 hold church at the mission Of San Gabriel II is The
niention OF the Catholic bishop OF California to estab,
sn seminary fof me education OF priests at the mission
referred to- with the design Of extending missionary ope
ratIons among the Indians OF iha, region.
band OF rnarauders, led by man named Spencer
were committing Expectations in San Joaquin county.
and party bad been sent out 10 capture them.
The United States boundary commissioner. Mr. Bart,
lett, at San Diego huryng preparations for bis de-
parlure 10 Paso del Nore. where he would await he ar.
nval Of the newly appointed Mexican commissioner.
An atray occurred al Stockton the 2j,h of Mzy be
tween Captain Carphip Greand and Oscar Livingston
from Philadelphia, in which both parc. were mortall,
wounded by pistol shots.
law passed by the legislature taxing the sales Of
chandse al auction had created great excitement, and
neetog OF the merchants OF San Francisco had been
caed 10 remonstrate against it's execution
The steamer y. =. LEWIS arrived Panama The 9th
and the irigaie Raran on the 18th.
Gea. Flores had made no further demonstrations.
FROM oRroos.
Dates from Oregon are to May sth Major j. s. Hath
xway, United States army, had broken bs Lex by fall
4 from his horse.
Rich specimens OF quartz had been obtained from q
ledge Of rocks the slope nj the Caserade ledge
near Willamette river Rich mines were expected in the
Cascade range.
THg SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Dates from the Sandwich islands are TO May 5,h The
Hawaiian legislature was discussing the constitn-
Stion The article prohibiting ciegymcn from holding
seats the legislature had been stricken in both
{houses
Business at San Francisco was brisk but Transaction.
Ewere large. Straight brands -four, - so Haxali
E$s rs. Importers were expecting advance. The
|siock market was unchanged Trade At Sacramento
was active There was little doing at Stockton Rice
In Shsston trade had improved and packers buy
ling largely
(Piessars Kxcars,o~ Point, Norfolk and Cape
Henry