The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27

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The mail steamship Panama. which left San Francisco
on.the 1st inst had beard the following consigned
specie:--
Page, Bacon Co. 900 F. c. Sanford . $40, ,47s
Adams Il Co. ..... $50 600 Spatz & Newhouse 10 600
Wells, Fargo Co.. 1924 j. Guenin Cos. S,ioS
B. Davidson. 10000 Cummings & Phillips 7,Ol4
4 :. B. Thomas $3.50 Cunningham 4 b.. Io,soo
GIdemeester de Il. -
Ce......... 1880 Total. ........sl, ,o66, ,2s4
The amount collected at San Francisco for the relief of
the sufferers by the yellow fever at New Orleans reached
S7,.CO.
Lieu.enants stoneman and Parke, of the Pacific Rail
road Survey returned to Los Angeles in the middle Of
September They examined the passes Of Gorginio and
Caon the former of which they state supe
advantages FOR railroad route. They left for TETON
the 2lst September and expected to reach san Berna
dino early in October.
The citizens of San Francisco had adopted the new
charter
Capt John VALDEZ, formerly Of the e. s. Coast Survey,
had been dered Pulgas ranch, by party of
Nexicans-a portion of the murderers were arrested
fight between the Indians and whites ACQUIRED
Jacksonville the 18th September. Thomas Phil
lips, formerly of Chester county, "a, killed. The
indians lost twelve of their number
San Diego dates of the 18th state that immigration by
the Southern route continued and difficulties had been
experienced in crossing the desert owing the abund
ance Of water and grass.
The wreck of the steamer Uncle Sam the Colorado
had been discovered by Indians, embedded in sand.
The Sacramento Jnionsays that immigrants continued
to pour into Nevada Downeve Placervills, and other
| frontier towns.
Madame Peier the celebrated traveller arrived at San
| Francisco the 2Sth September
There is great deal of i'll feeling between the Ameri
and the Spanish population of Santa Clara county.
/
Spanards who seeking the lives Of all of their
own The Register says that American is safe if
met by oyerpowering number Of spaniards and ad-
yises the formation of Committees of Public Safety in
| every township
The telegraph poles between San francisco and San
Jose have erected but the telegraph yet in
operation. The telegraph from Sacramento to Nevada
Will be in operation on the lst of December.
suspension bridge the Stanislaus has been
| pleted.
Several earthquakes felt In the lower part of
| San joaquin Valley on the I'd ult.
The Rogue River Indians induced make peace on
the 11h u They to receive 500 900 for the land
| the south side of the river.
There battle the 18th ult. between the Apple
gate Indians and the Rife Rangers. The latter lost one
man. the former twelve or fourteen.
There was conhagraton in San Francisco on the 18th
ult., of unfinished brick house Pike street. near
| $lO,oOo.
The Uncle Sam arrived San Francisco on the
| 10th ult.
An ordinance ps ssed by the Council authorize Thos
| o. Iarkn and Samuel Brannan to build a railroad on
Market street. within the city limits vetoed by the
Mayor.
We learn from Mr. James Psnser of the Crescent City
that on Monday the isth u hve men eit Crescent City
miles past the river when in turning back the boat
sized, and Z. johnson, Peter Mccarthy and Captain
Mr. Herman r. Haste President and member of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen of San Francisco, died at
his residence on nbert street lie was prominent
| He had been sick for about two and a half months
/ Shipment or Treasure.
The amount Of gold dust taken by the z. NJ s. John
l. stephens, was ..................... VI, 4l3
The amount tab en- by the Cortes was..,,. ,3el
Total September 10th. leth................s s2,loa, ,esl
September 1st.. st........................ 214e, ,709
for month of September r............. st,a4o, ,57a
| august. 0,0oZ