The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-07
The News.

The outline Of the two weeks later intelligence
nom California, published exclusively in yesterday
HnALp together with the additional facts furnished
30 day. of far greater importance to the inhabi-
1Ants of the Atlantic States than would appear from
. mere casual inspection The miners, Of late, had
been unusually successful in the pursuit of treasures;
md as substantial proof Of their prosperity it is
reported that two Of the three steamers which sailed
3sr Panama from San Francisco on the 10th ult,
had two millions three hundred and thirty thousand
dollars in gold on freight; and the amount on board
NE other vessel, together with that in the hands Of
various passengers, will probably swell the total to
about three mill,onst This large sum could never
have been transmitted to US a. a more opportune
moment, as it may in some measure tend to relieve
Ge sringency in financial circles, partly fill up the
vacuum caused by the immense drains Of specie from
ss by Europe upon the departure of every steamer,
and also possibly from ruin several heavily in
yolyed establishments, which are represented to be
on the verge Of suspension. In this point Of view
ne news is of considerable importance.
The destruction Of property TO the value OF mil
xon and o half Of dollars by the burning Of
The entire town Of Sonora, seems to be a circum-
stance Of comparatively trifing importance when
Che proverbia enterprise and indomitable perseve-
nishsps, are taken into consideration. By this time
d reasonable to suppose the larger portion OF the
burnt district has been rebuilt, and stranger Oh
visiting the place month hence would scarcely
discover that any calamity had occurred to mar the
usual routine Of daily business Progress the word
among Californians.
Every person who takes interest In the struggle
Jcr Irish independence viii be gratiaed to learn that
John Mitchell has at length arrived IN land Of
freedom. He is said to have reached San Francisco
from the Sandwich Islands, on the 18th OF October,
He was to parake Of public dinner prior to his de-
parture for the Atlantic States.
: The price of -four is reported to have somewhat
recovered from its great depression in San Fran
cisco-other articles Of merchandise, however, re-
manned as per pervious advices, extremely dull.
! In addition to the California news, the Daniel
Webster brings some very important information
rom the Sandwich Islands, the details Of which will
he looked for with anxiety II is said that another
and decided step had been taken towards the an
uexation of the islands to the United States, and
that in consequence, protests had been entered by
The represe natives of Crest Britain and France
What avail these protests are likely to have is indi-
Gated in the significant fact that King Kanehame
has Minister of Finance has been removed and the
late United States Consul installed in hi, place.
We publish this morning . corrected list OF the
different parties. We say corrected list, bnt as
there are some tickets having two or three csndi
oates, each claiming to have beer regularly nominal
ed il s next TO impossible 70 tell which Is the right
one. Under these circumstances, and in justice TO
the public and to themselves we would advise the
candidates on each ticket 70 publish cards in the
leading papers, defining their position. If they VIII
40 this there can be mistakes made, sach az vot
ing fer the wrong man.
Mr.. Cooley has few words to say 70 Gen. Dix, in
another column, which viii doubtless be read with
attention BIZ those interested in the dispute between
the two gentlemen.
We miss the continuation Of tue curious political
expcsitlons from Washington by our special cores
pondent, Alert. However, another writer has for
vuded despatch containing few items with re-
gard to the causes Of Reorganization In the Cabinet
which will be found quite Interesting II i ntmated
that those who are anxious TO serve their country had
better wait few weeks before sending In their ap-
pcstious "a the entire civil and diplomatic is, i in
process Of reconstruction, and may be expected tobe
promulgated shortly after the meetingo Congress.
The Afrca's news appears to have had no mate-
rial effect on the New 0rlelrs cotton mlrket The
staple was still very dun Saturday and prices re-
manned unchanged.
The cholera is said to- lie committing dresdiai
havoc arsong the Inhabitants Of Yucaian. ln the
town q Meyds g. las. accounts, they were dying at
shs rate . Gre hundred day.
WDstes from JeSss 70 he lot INST, Announce that