Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

= - SE41iIs 81 tie Hast fTSrnia Newt
Below we give synopsis of all the news Of an
interest," contained in the California papers. Mai
ders, hapgings, thefls and arsons, form rather to
large portion Of the contents of these journals
to make the news very agreeable.
The steamer S. s. Leieis, which left San Juan
Nicaragua, on the 10Th June, reached San, Fran
cisco, but lost large number Of passengers by /,
very malisiant fever, which they had cOhtracte,
while detained so long on the lsthmus. Fourteen
died on the paSSHge, and twenty on the Isthmhs
before the steamer left. TheyaTe those who lef
New York in the Northern Light. During til,
passage of the Tennessee from Panama, twelve al
SO died, one Of whom was NANcY MoopY of OhiS
aged so Yeas '5sstb
The news Of the nomination OF Pierce atd
KING reached San Francisco on the 10th july, aid
created, at drsi much surprise.
Between The lt,of June, and the 9th. Of lily
there have zErfH5l in the harboT of San Ffancisco
exactly twenty-five thousand eniigrants from an
parts OF the wolqs large maiotity of them, low
ever, being fFol2the United States. sIie5lliF-.
Judge LYr Gus about holding his courts with
some efficiency Y Shasta two men gambied and
and one was "a afterward. in cold ~
SILANNQN, ne e, We ei1sht by 4
pie. He S,ssv " d IilI=sif . i. f1a5S l1tl
was erecte "a, rs adj II li 5tlls
executionel SlIASNcs II qif
was night, sho bye, boy oile i4s
sprang from The aealiEg slls,ii. ia, a''s'
+; aclerk to one OF the Commit OF the lase Leg
isIature. SHANNON was frdi Texas, and was
known as KIr SHANNON.
DR. Horton and his wife, oiEeate He were
both shot and killed on the 4lisof sulyy by the
Sheriff, whom they resisted inns dut She inst
shot the officer in the groin, a1 vas turn shot
through the head. - az sAsatl
At Carson Creek, murders md totAeries are
plenty. Ffty-seven are said to ~: ben killed,
aud r6bberies TO the amount of 81 100 c'nrnitted
within a short time. I'D. ~ tsoisai g
Major Michael II. Chevallie, distinguished
Texan Ranger, died at Stockton on theSth of
July. .sss5sss s5siiss s4a IA IL, :s.ss
Bad feeling existed in some n Is betweet the
Americans and foreigners. UIfi the Mar(esa,'
/ forces eregnlarly organize land hundTeg of
the lattetg French, Mexicans f. driven ous OF;
w The mines generally were tolifc, and lnj n 4,
prizes are quite common. Oq6uhp of pure Me
save only d few Chips of qua I, was found 60fet
below the surface, In Calay Is county, welghin.
Dc nonntls. worth 5, 400 dolh AT Middle ForI
of the Uba, shafts are SUM bout so feet and a
high as S11 been taken GU p the pan. .45si I.
Asparty ofmine1s work. in Soldiers Gulch
atiVolcano, SAYS the Gala las Chronicle, washed
out Of d single pan of dirt few days ago, fttser
pounds Of gold The CID had been onlyot ~
average richness preyiouay this large amount be
ing taken out of apockt t3,3,s5.. ~
II be miners at Carson Greek, Angels and Sal
:Andreas, who have watt 70 work Their toms, an
averaging about S12 peIlay. si5s.5.;--., y.
ORRcoN MArTERs.- rom Oregon, we hay
dates to the 10th nit. Maj. NJ. ]. Barnard, VIII
so distinguished hinEsef IN Mexico, at the head
ay6ltigeur regiment lied at rtland, on the 4t
July aged 50 years. % ....las.
The gold mines i1fhs Rogue River county! Il
the southern part OF Territory, are sui yieidln
a fair return to the fiieI, although the water
falling very fast. lt' saft 80 z. Cyl.
There has been5. great advance IN four i
Oregon, owing to the small quantity OF whea
raised MANY Of d mills are idle. The deHlan
for bfeadstaffs inlIrsg0nsthe next twelve months
IN consequence oIt6e large atiQn Coming ~
and the cons,tnbIoil 1T the MINES, via probabl
eouaI all the snftas now on hand together WIT
the new CROP xithout shipment OF a singl
fq1nal Il az "a y lis.i f5lseis q r.si-as 3sH
lIsTanUs OF hks6l Only SIX fatal cases {
iera had oeoitfed among the 1900 men work
ing on the Paa.laa IailEoad.
Late in JIiI. d boat containing passenger
bo6Tlfi d PaIIiia, and meich dice 70 the valu
Of s30. 900. NJ slagged in. the ChagTes nyer an
S,nk Fhre, Of the party were dEowned.E;Eh
\ lboxes weIe Il yard all pIundeIed by theS boat
inep. The s. Troops who crossed over ont
9th for cal mia, had a5hard time. QUITE
number AZ a sick ened3 and died on the I0ae
aT9ifaaIfy II ieTed all but death
m md children. Many children wei
TAI. ii RI una ith6lt father and mothers
They wen cared however,. ltl oeneN
at666k tAe deaths IN r Of tlioss "
were ia M Wald California, we notice thats