Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-04
OF the United STATES.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
LATER FROM AINTKALLA.

LATER FROM AUSTRALIA.
The steamship United States, Capt. WIN. c.
Berry, with the dates of the California intcl-
gcnce to the lst ult., arrived at New York
shortly before three O'Clock Monday morning.
She left Asplnwall Feb. 18th, at half past ;.
I. NJ, aud Kingston, Ja., on the DIST, at 3, =.
NJ. The United States connected with the
steamer CUrtcs, of the New York aud San
Francisco steamship line, which lett san Fran
cisco Feb. lst, and reached Panama early on
the morning OF the 18th. The steamer Ten.
ncsscc arrived at Panama on the evening Of
the 10Th. The steamship Sierra Nevada, Capt.
J. ID. Wilson, had arrived at Panama, in fifty
eight days from New York the quickest trip
on record.
Tic following is list of the consignments
Of treasure per steamer United States john
son 81 bowdeu, S4j, s5ti; Alplcus Forbes O.
592 Peter Edes, lj,6ls llarbeck & Co., To-
SEQ Walter Il. Jones, 500 Everett &
brown, 2,000 John NJ. Smith g. Co., % lGS
Spoiiord u TIeston, $500; Foster, Elliott &
Co., $3.50. Total 5ll2,459
/ The California papers contain little 0 inter-
est IN addition to what was given in the tuic-
graphic synopsis Of the news hitherto publish
ed. The floods had nearly subsidized, but the
roads were sIll in an almost impossible con-
dIton, and the sutiGrings Of the inhabitants Of
iilltllOi, nun lS NdIiL VI lTUNlNlDUS, were
truly heart-renilng. The supply of flour ut
! Nevada and It's vicinity, was entirely exhlus-
ted. The mln'rs in some places were sustain
Ing lie on scraps they had previously thrown
away.
A gang of Mexican marauders, headed By
/ person named Joaquin, who had recently com
United several murders and other outrages in
San Andleas, have been driven from the coun-
try, together with all their countrymen, by the
enragGd Americans hot, however, before they
had killed many miners and Cinnamon, and
carried of or burned their property.
A mass meeting had been held to take mea-
sure5 to eXpe the Mexican population from the
country. All who refused to leave were to be
shot down.
An old Indian chief at Trcnch.own had been
hung by lynchiug party.
y young man named Ira \. Ware, u nltiye
Of New England, committed suicide at San
Francisco.
Numerous accounts of extraordinary yield of
the mines were coming ii.
FRoN Or GoN.--We have accounts of tic
terrible Obstruction Of property by freshets in
Oregon. Several buildings had been swept
away in q. cgon City, and the face OF the " H.
ameue river was at one time covered with
floating dwellings, saw mills, sc. The bar
ques Mndpra and Mcrthew, Traders between
E been wrecked at the entrance to the letter.
The former disappeared in the puickaands, and
: the latter sunk at her anchors.
FEoAl TIE isrmNus.-A destructive fire &C
l Cured at Tobigo on he 9th. NJ business
houses were burnt.
The >tcamer Golden Gate, with the mails.
lief Plupma Oh the 6;h for California. Also,
on the sane day, the steamer Winfield Scot.
The Brltls. selner Bolivar arrived on tie
, 81 in : days from Cl,!ao, with $4,000 il
= specie.
Adyices from the provinces Of Chrquc state
that the survey uf the new ruute from the At
} luntc to the Pacific was go;uL on flvoraUiy.
2 1t Is reported that an tculdorllu vessel was
, lying in the huybgr of Tl.tge. procuring re-
crul,s
\ British mail steamer IL to be put OF tho
It route FROM Panama to Buenly,u,urA.
) FHoM TIE SANDwlcm l~LhNDs.--Nc have
}, news from Honolulu to January l5t, It Is an
>. important.
a joint stock company has been organized