The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-29

The following is the specie list which, it will be per-
seived is not quite as large as the previous lists
Bngoyne Co.. $500 900 Jacobs Levi .sll, l6l
spatz 4 Newhouse. lo5OO Drexel S Church so 900
L b Thomas....... 10000 b. Davidson lao 500
Rssing, caseln Co.. 1000 ADAMS Co. $50 ooo
Tysso Co ~ GOO P pase Bacon Co. 5g S Soo
Sanders Brennan. il, $40 -
The following is list Of the passengers who
niled in the Oregon
Hon Harris, Mr. Ramevege II Brown L Fasskney,
Thomas and lady Jno Thomas Rardon, Mr. st John,
Nd sautelle, Toler and daughter I Downer, L w
IAngon, Chas Mcpherson, Mia Mia, Littleteld, A
Walker CALDER, W Walker, " Benjamin, Baker,
" Souls Moulton, J Weir, 3 Wall MIR Baldrilge Mr.
Scruder z Boyle John Mowen, Mr. Tucker J Wedden-
luck, W Comstock Chas Gahr, John Hart, Capt Han
Patterson, W Hiber, J B Bradley, wheeler John
Ford, Chids, Sullivan, Moore, Roades Rodolph
Au.s~oi Rp Webb noneh
hcNabe, Bostwick, Bosswick, Miller, Austin,
Good, Frisbee, Shepard, Judson Juyber, John
son, c ID Shelby, Moulton, Bronson l. Cox, So
cum, Price, Jas Price, W H Myers Geo Davis G Ma
Aanessen y " Seeley Pope freeman n Wayle, G
The steamship Northerner sailed from San Fran
cisco for Panama on the lst inst. with the following
passengers =
y Ours, Herron A Moore, Morgan w NJ Rockwell
Capt sherman Captain D Hunter, Henry Starr, D
Becker, W Ianier and servant A ouckham, Il wilson
Jas Kelly Levy and Lady. Holland, Mrs A Glib.
Thurbide, BaiIhuch, Coats, D Williams, L
Bruce, d Horn, W salmon, 3 Wise sprey, Hohne,
Dutcherson Sanford, Mrs Stevens and daughter
II Blind, Salisbury w Rohdehamer, ] Smith, Geo
Robinson, s Batteau, and 226 in steerage
The steamer Winfield Scott, from Panama, arrived
Ut San Francisco on the 3lst nit, and the Golden
Gate on the 18th.
The steamer Isthmus, which left San Francisco on
the 14th ult., was compelled to return by stress Of
weather, and arrived back on the 10th.
The clipper ship Sovereign of the Seas, in attempt
ing 10 put to sea, ashore but got off without
sustaining any damage.
The building brought to San Francisco by the
Chinese company Of theatrical performers has been
put up, and the troupe giving their peculiar per
Sormances in it.
The smallpox is prevailing at Murphys Camp,
and the citizens have erected hospital for the bene-
ct Of the sick.
1t was reported that the small pox had made its
appearance in Sonoma.
An Engshman named Joseph Fulton from this
city, where bis father and mother reside was found
dead in the of the Exchange, in San Francisco
on the 29th ultimo, having died from exposure.
A portion OF Fizgerald's cavalry and detachment
Of infantry are quartered at Fort Redding.
Owing TO the stormy weather, there has been very
little progress made in rebuilding Shasta. Proyi-
sions at that place are exorbtanty high Flour rea
Oily commands Soc and not days supply in the
market Potatoes soc. to zoe. Market almost bare
Of pork, meal beans, &c. There are not more than
twenty days supply of provisions on the read to
Shasta and one-half Of this IS detained at Tehama.
The Chinese, during the present high prices of
barbarian provisions, are bctaking themselves to
puppy and rat Diet
At Spanish Bar, and on the upper waters Of the
South Fork Of the American river -four is scarce
and high in price that but few procure t, and,
"a general thing, the people live entirely upon
beans, potatoes, &c
Snow had fallen to great depth In the vicinity Of
the mountains, and number Of the roofs Of houses
had been crushed in by its weight. 1T Gibsonvilie
il was from three to FIVE feet deep.
Some judgment may be formed OF the severity Of
the suffering among the miners, from statement
which we notice in one Of the papers that -four was
selling nc Downeville at two dollars pound-nearly
four hundred dollars barrel. Fifty TO seventy five
cents appear TO he about the ordinary price per
pound throughout the mining regions.
Among the Christmas amusements in Sonora, we
zee by an advertisement in the ReraH, that ono
Daniel Fremont, California bear hunter will fight
one Of the fercest California grizzlies with a knife
after which q bear and bull fight, and then dog
and bear fight, in which ten Of the largest dogs in
the country will be engaged. These select per-
formanoes viii conclude by the ascension Of a bal
loon thirty feet high. Entrance 81.
Mr.. A. II. st. German, OF the Toronto press came
passenger in the Star of the West.