Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-04
THE EUROPEAN NEWS


The Atlantic bring one hundred and twenty
passengers. On the 22d, off Liverpool bar, she
passed the ship Shenandoah on the 25th, in lat
81 20, she passed the Arctic, and on the 29th off
Cape Race, she passed the Humboldt The City
of Manchester arrived out at Top m. on the
21st.
AT Liverpool, on September 22d, cotton was
unchanged
Flour, wheat and corn were also without change.
The London money market was unchanged
Consos closed at l00s@l00a.
The Duke Of Wellington win be publicly buried
at st. Paul's Cathedral, but the time has not yet
been announced.
The ship Bhurthore bound from Liverpool to
New Orleans, with 485 Irish emigrants was
wrecked near Wexford on the night of the It'll
and five persons drowned. The rest were saved.
The Ministers of France, Netherlands, and
Turkey, had returned favorable answers to the
memorial of the Cheap Postage Association.
Napoleon is proceeding on his tour and was re-
ceiyed with great rejoicings at Lyons
Destructive foods had occurred on the Rhine
near Strasburg.
1t is announced that Prussia will not treat with
the Coalition States. The cholera had slightly
abated.
Tieherny Scheff, for twenty-five years the
Russian Minister of War, has been superseded by
Dolgouroulli.
The English had taken the city of Prone in
Burmah without resistance.
The rebellion in China was unchecked. Great
gales had occurred on the Indian Sea. Ship Os-
ceola, from San Francisco, had been lost on the
Chinese coast-the crew were saued.
The United States ship Saratoga got ashore on
reefin the harbor Of Annoy and threw overheard
her guns. They were afterwards recovered I'M
injured
The susquehanna was at Annoy. The Ply
mouth was on q cruise
Mining accounts from Australia to July lst
were favorable. Gold 65s per ounce. Great
floods had occurred at Sydney.
THE NEWS VIA THE IsTHMUs.
The steamer United States brings 40 passen-
gers. She left Aspinwall on the 23d and King
ston on the Goth. She passed the Sierra Nevada,
and on the I'd Oct. she passed the Prometheus,
from New York. The Winfield Scott arrived at
Panama on the 18th. The Cortez left Panama on
the 21st and took up the United States passen-
gers.
The steam propeller Pioneer, Of Vanderbilts
line, from San Juan for San Francisco, was lost
on the 18th in st. Simon's Bay. Her passengers
were taken to San Francisco in the Sea Bird. Of
the Pioneers passengers twenty died after leav-
ing San Juan.
The Winfield Scott left San Francisco on the
lst ult with 600 passengers. The mail steamer
CauIOrnla also lelt the same uay with over oUU
passengers, and So, 1873, 900 in gold. There is
great competition between these steamers, and
the prices of passage have been considerably re-
duced
The steamer Ohio, with the mails and the spe
cie left Aspinwall three days ahead Of the United
States, and Kingston twenty-eight hours ahead.
few cases Of cholera had occurred at San
Francisco, but the health Of the city was gen.
orally good.
Politics excite great attention. Both parties
are very active.
The difficulties at Contra Costa continued on
the 9th of August. Cannon were planted in
commanding places, and signal guns fred to rally
the settlers in the neghborhoed
The government of California was preparing
three slabs for Washington's Monument
Mining news from all quarters was highly ia
vorable.
The sentence Of the murderers of Col. Craig
had heen sent to Washington for the approval of
the President.
The Winfield Scott was seized at San Francisco
for carrying an excess Of passengers, but was re-
leased upon the owners giving bond in the sum
of $685. 900.
The markets were unusually active Flour was
stiff at $50, and prices tending upwards.
FROM OREaoN.-Oregon dates are to the 2Sth
of July. The Mountain Eagle says a lump of
pure gold had been found weighing twenty five
pounds.
The number Of overland emigraxts to Califor-
mia this seasonTeached 10000.