The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12
NUMBER 36.
Eleven Day. Later from the A,l-..ie.

The p NJ steamer Panama, arrived at the
! Bay on Saturday morning last, with the mails
| and 3S4 passengers. By this arrival we have
through Rhodes s. Lusk and Adams & Co.'S
Expresses-fles Of New Orleans papers by way
OF the Ramsey Route and Acapulco to the l4th
ult., eleven days later than the dates received
by the Pacific
We avail ourselves of the following resame Of
the most interesting matters, from the colasalGs
of the Alta. 'R"
The roads across the Isthmas were in excel
lent travelling order.
Barnabas Bates the author Of the cheap post
age system in the United States, is dead.
The money market continues tight-sterling
exchange being at 10 per ceat. prem.
The Yellow Fever had nearly or wholly dis
appeared irom New Orleans Hosa
The Whigs of New Jersey have nominated
Joel Haywood for Governor.
The Mechanics Fair of Boston was closed.
Over 100, 900 persons visited the exhibition dur
ing its continuance
A dispatch from Martinsburg. Va, says that
the cholera is spreading along the river, and the
citizens are seriously alarmed.
The new Governor of Oregon, Hon. John G.
Davis was to leave New York for his pest, GU
The Goth Oct.
The existing stringency in the money market
is sending government stocks TO Washington
right merrily About $500, 900 were received
and cancelled in two days.
1t is thought Geo NJ. Dallas will accept the
Chinese Mission.
The Yellow Fever subsiding in must
parts of Mississippi, especially in Jackson,
Vicksburg and Natchez, but it continued TO rage
at Yazoo city Ii had also broken out in Fay
cite, Jefferson county and the people all
leaving. la some parts OF Florida the epidemic
was terrible.
Robt j. Walker is a candidate FOE President
of the Atlantic aad Pacific Rail Road Company
Of New York.
A letter received at Galveston from Austin,
says DR.. Steiner, who killed Major Arnold ut
Fort Graham, has been before the court tribunal
at Corsicana, and acquitted He is now in close
military arrest, awaiting Gen. Smiths order for
court martial to try him
At the State elections, which have just been
concluded in Pennsylvania, the whole Demo-
cratic ticket has been carried.
The Whig candidate was elected Mayor Of
Philadelphia, however.
The democratic nominee for Governor of
Georgia is elected also majority OF Congress-
men and members of the State Legislature, have
been elected by the same party.
The Tennessee Legislature assembled at
Nashville on the 30th Sept. Edwin Polk (dem)
was elected President of the Senate, and Mr..
Wsner (whig) Speaker of the House. Tho
wings have majority on joint ballot.
The democrats have carried the State of Ohio
by overwhelming maiorities. Medills minority
for Governor is said to be about 80 600.
John w. II. Underwood, of Georgia, has been
appointed by the President to be an Associate
Justice of the Court of the u States for the ter
ritory Of Utah. VIM. w. Fl. Davis, Of Pennsyl-
vania, to be U. S. Attorney for the territory of
New Mexico; and Charles Bloomer to be U. s.
Marshal for New Mexico. :Hgitas
The Journal of Commerce publishes letter
from Rio, announcing the conclusion OF an im-
portant treaty between the United States and
the Argentine Confederation which is UNDER
stood to secure the free navigation of the Rio dc
la Plata and its tributaries, and also the rights of
conscience to our citizens who may sojoara
there. Similar privileges are secured to as in
Paragua. aAlit'f ; s.
feud existing in the Cherokee Nation, be-
tween certain clans or cliques, had broken out
with great violence, and mob of about 100
men had slain several members of the Alvin
family. and driven others of the same family
from the nation. The mob had increased 10
some two or three hundred, who were under
arms and bidding defiance TO the laws.
1t is said that Hon. John Y. Mason of Va has
been appointed Minister to France. ot ra