Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13

i sales OF ,oOU bbls OF Howard street flour al
S. City Mills held at the same price. Grain
firm and unchanged.
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
Four Days Later from CaliYornta-Tvo
/ Millions I'm Gold.
NEW YonK, Nov. 10
The steamer Illinois has arrived from Aspin-
wall, Nov. 4th, bringing three hundred passen-
gers and $2, 100000 in gold She brings San
Francisco dates to the Goth ult., and the mails
brought by the Cortes at Panama. Among her
passengers is 1t. Giliiss, of the Navy, bearer of
dispatches from Mr.. Clay, U. S. Charge at Lima
relative to the Lobos Island difficulty.
The Illinois made the trip in less than twenty
three days.
Com. Macauley arrived Mt Cailao on tho both
ult., and reports that a severe earthquake oc-
CURED Mt Valparaiso on the I'd of October.
The Panama Star of the 4th, contains pro-
clamation from Com. Macauly, dated Lobos Island
Oct. 10Th, in which he informs citizens Of the U.
States, that he has been instructed to abstain in
protecting them in forcibly resisting the laws of
Peru.
The steamer Oregon left Panama on the 4th
for San Francisco with full complement of pas
sengers.
The City of Pittsburg was at Talcohuana on
the 18th, to sail the same day for Panama.
re-discovery had been made in the Province
OF Chiriqui of gold mines that were worked in
the times of the Spaniards, and were said to be
as productive us any in South America.
The steamer Oregon, which arrived at Pana-
ma on the lst instant, brought down three hum
dred passengers and So, 600 900 in specie
The Golden Gate arrived at San Francisco on
the 18th in IL days from Panama. The North
erner would sail from San Francisco on the 30th
ult, and the California on November 1st
| The news from California possesses little inter.
est The indications were favorable for thriv-
ing fall business. Large arrivals from the At
lantic States had unsettled prices of merchan-
disc.
gang of 30 robbers were brought into Pana-
ma on the goth. They were captured on the
Chagres river in the vicinity of Aspinwall end
Georgona by force sent out expressly against
them.
| The British steamer Santiago had arrived at
Panama with Valparaiso dates to October 49,
Business was unusually dull Sales Of -four at
So. Freights were dull at $50 to San Francisco
or the United States.
Two vessels full of passengers had sailed for
Australia
Another shock of an earthquake was expert
enced on the 7tA ult
| The damage caused by the earthquake at Val
paraiso was supposed to be very great
Catharine Hayes was about giving concerts at
Panama.
! Australian advices to the 18th of August state
there was no abatement in the yield of gold
Many ships were leaving for London with large
quantities Of the precious metal. An escort from
the mines arrived on the 9Th with l8, 900 ounces
Flour brought G23 per ton. Wheat IS. ca IS, Cd
per bushel.
WORTH KNowINd.-A young lady while in the
country some years ago. stepped on rusty nail
which ran through her shoe and into her foot
The inflammation and pain was very great and
lockjaw apprehended. friend of the family
however, recommended the application Of beet
taken fresh from the garden md pounded fine, to
the wound; it was soon done, and the effect was
beneficial Soon the inflammation began to subside;
and by keeping on the crushed beet changing it
for fresh one as its viz tue seemed to become i'm
paired, speedy cure was effected. Simple but
effectual remedies like this should be known to
every one.
RAJ Every State in the Union has now sent
on it's block of stone or marble for the monument
TO the memory of Washington.
| RSSy Geo. F. Comstock, Esq. Of Syracuse N.
Y. has been rendered the Office of Solicitor of the
y. s. Treasury.
BSy~ Wild ducks fly ninety miles an hour,
swallow fly faster, and the swift two hundred
miles an hour.
ESS Ole Bulls concert AT Albany, on the 9th
inst. was crowded, not seat or standing place
being left vacant.
BSy~ Couuterfeits on the Ocean Bank, Stoning-
ton, Conn. are in circulation having in the centre
steamship, with a ship in the distance, and the
paper is light, and engraving coarse
B6y- 1t is the highest duty, privilege, aud
pleasure for the great man and the whole. souled
woman 10 earn what they possess, to work their
/ - 49,
own fortunes.
vender Of patent nostrups has this infalible
specific against receptions and countorfeits on
bis invaluable compound; 1.-The patient may
always know its genuine if it fits ; if it don't then
/ tisnt hisn,"
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The Maine Liquor Law Discussion will be con-
tnued at Temperance Hail. Sunday night at on O'Clock
Seats free Mr. Davis ofNew York. and others viii address
the meeting NOV 1871 GEO. SAVAGE President