Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-05
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
N WIS BY THE STEAMER GEORGIA.

The CALIFoRNIA MAILs.-The U. S. mail steam.
er Georgia, Lieutenant d. d. Porter, u. S. Navy,
commanding, arrived at New York yesterday morn
ing, bringing the California mails OF December l,
laTIe number Of passengers, and mole than q
million and half of specie, consigned as follows:
American Exchange Bank, SSl2, 200; Adams &
Co $3.50; BloOningda(e 8. Co. 1885; Dun
can, Sherman & Co, 1889; Aaron jacobs DISCO;
A Kerschtdt 200; Reynolds & Co, $4,000; Bur
goyne 81 Plume zoe, 900; Brown, Bros & Co, 20,
JOG; Order 6,056; CoSe & freeman 5000; Cham
Gers & Heiser 130, 1900; C w & A Thomas 10000;
DTexel q Co Go. 900; Geo Daniels 10000; Gledon
& Williams 5000; Meyer & Stucken II, 900; T
Watson & Son 1890; Pancma Il X Co, Sc, 800;
Williams & Patten $50; Rowland & Aspinwall
99,367, Hart & Hance 10000, H q II Freeman &
Co 10000; Harbeck & Co $4,000; Howard, Son
q Co, $4,000; J Bertram 1000; Jacobs & Levi
10000; Lazard FreSes 5,s42; NewhouSe & Spatz
II 800; Rathbun & Co Il, 500; Ralph & Bros TO-.
800; Collins, Cushman & Co 1879: StettheimeI
Bros $500; Seligman & Stettheimer $3.50:
Schloss Bros ii Gao; Sholte Bros $500; Twembly
& Lamson $500; Wells Fargo & Co 6s, 375; H 4
Smyih 800; Hirsch q Co 2,010-S2, 29S, $50, and
$500, 600 in handS of passengers. Total s2,53s,
$50.
The Georgia arrived at Aspinwall on the morn
ing Of the 18th, and sailed from there on the night
OF the Goth; sailed from Kingston oath inst.
Twenty-sxth ult., 10 A N, in the Manguana raC-
sage, 10 miles north of Inagua, spoke steamer Hi
nois, from New York, oil well.
Big Myra, at Kingston, with coal, desired TO be
reported.
DEATHS on TIE PGssAGE.-Dec i2, ]. Thomp-
son Bald, OF consumption; Dec 81, Daniel Kings
ley, of fever.
The adviceS ftcm California have been antici-
Pnted by previous arriVsls.
DEPARTURE OF CHINrsE.-The clipper ship Eu'
reka, Captain Welsh, sailed for Honkong yesterday
with 300 Chinese passengers. She will touch at
the SauwIch Islands, where 40 of them will re.
main. She also carried AWAY the sum of $4,000
in gold dust. This is the largest number OF Chi
neSe that have left in one vessel.
SINGULAR FREAK OF NATURE.-Mr. Alfred Green,
who resides on farm about miles west of this
city, has given the following singular informa-
ton; On Wednesday night last, about IL o'clock,
q severe shock Of an earthquake was experienced,
but which was 50 Siolent as to create q commotlon
among the domestic animals. On the next morn
ing it was discovered that deep chasm, about a
half mile in width and three hundred yaIds IN
length had been opened from Lake MERGED to the
ocean, and that the Lake was nearlydIy. Our in
fornant who left on Thursday morning, states that
the water was still rushing out with great force,
and that he has no doubt but that it soon would be
emptied. This Lake is about half mile from
what's known to many of our citizens rs Green's
Lake What renders this matter so strange is that
the shock of an earthquake has never been felt
in this city,--at least we have heard of no one
who HIS experienced it.-Ah. Cal
LATER FROM OREGON.
By the baruue Desdemona, Captain Richardson,
from Oregon. we have received dates up TO the %,
one week later. The-Oregonian thinks that all
the immigration has arrived and variously estimates
them at ten to twenty thousand
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