The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-11
NEWS BY TELE GRAPH.
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ADDITIONAL FROM CALIFORNIA.
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Loss Of the New York Ship Aberdeen.
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Ravages Of the Small POx Among the Miners.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
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MORE CABINET SPECULATlONS.
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RESIGNATION OF SENATOR STOCKTON.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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BUSINESS In THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
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Railway Consolidation and tho Canals,
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In THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Railway Consolidation and the Canals,
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Further from California.
GOLD DUST FOR TIE ATLANTIC STATES-sTEAMBOAT AT
COLLISION AND TEN LIVES Losr-suIP ABERDEEN
sUNK--sMALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REvOLU-
TIONIsTs AT MAZATLAN, MEXICO, ETC.
New ORLEANS, Feb TO- 1863.
The steamship Daniel Webster, from San JUAN Mica
ragua has also arrived at this port bringing three
dred passengers, $780, 600 in gold dust on freight and
considerable amount in the hands of passengers.
Her dates from California are the same as those re-
coived by the Philadelphia.
1t the steamer Winfield Scott and not the Golden
Gate, that had not been heard Of having arrived at
Panama when the Philadelphia left Aspinwall.
The Daniel Webster announces the arrival of the
Golden Gate at Panama. on the 2Sth ult, with six
hundred passengers, and one million seven hundred
thousand dollars in treasure.
The steamship Northern Light to leave San Juan
on the 4th inst, with three hundred passengers
and large amount Of gold, for New York
The ship Aberdeen, Captain Knapp, from New York.
August TO- into near San Francisco by Fronch
ship The former vessel bnged and sunk Her cargo was
totally lost.
The steamers J. Bragdon and Camanche came in COLI
sion the 9Th January Beneca when the latter
sunk in fifteen feet Of water and ten lives were lost
Guiding two ladies'.
An earthquake had been experienced at Los Angeles
but no serious damage done
Major Beal, U. s. Indian Agent, had returned.
The number of passengers brought down to Panama by
the several steamers about 1,e00
battle had occurred at Mazatlan Mexico between the
government troops and the National Guard in which the
former were defeated
The British ship-ofwar Amphitrite had arrived at
Panama, from the coast Of Mexico, with $s6oOoO in
bullion, for England
From Nicaragua, wc learn that Don Trieste Camorro
had been elected President Castllon Four expelled
Jesus had arrived there from Costa Rics bound to
Guatemala.
The brig Roseway, Bell, from Sew York, was al sun
Juan the 3D.
SHIPPING INTELE1GENCE.
The following vessels reported to have arrived at
San Francisco -
Ships-Souter johnny, Small, 145 days from New ork
Zenobia, Burrows from New York. May %, via valpa-
rni.O Nov. 20; Golden City Dewng from New York Sept
s.; Albatross Knowles, from New York. July 30 Thomas
w. Sears, 0sgood from New York Aug 49, Charles NAL
lOry Hull, from New York, Sept 49, Corin2a, Mason,
from Boston, Aug %; Gallego, Elery, from New York.
July = Delegate, Cuban, from Salem, Sept. J.: Wessa-
cumcon. Batchelder, from Boston, July 81; Sher wood
Foster, from Boston, Aug o. Rocket, RUSSELL from Bos-
ton, Aug. .5
Rarks-lsabelta Hyne Iamsen from New York Sept
8; Or, from Richmond, Aug 10; Evra Harbcck Emery,
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