The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-13

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Bythe arrival OF Major Brown from the Ga we learn
hat incursion has lately been made BY The Yuma Ia
dams upon The occupied by the Cocopas The
Yumas reported battle having taken place, IN which
ten Cocopas were killed and thirteen wounded
One hundred and three thousand sheep were within
few days march o the Jerry. Seven thousand were De-
ing the day before the MAJOR eiL Tbs price OF
fersge il eniy cents per head The ofhces and
soldiers a, Fort Yuma we're all well Lieut. MsLs.a "a
men, open the road and bring up PROVISIONS IRON ihe
schooner Gen Pa,ierson. lately arrived from shove
Poor Mac-he has undoubtedly found out BY ihE time
ina, the pos, al the Gls us all our fancy painted it,"
May Heaven or the Secretary Of War, send that
garrison rslIei.-San Diego Herald. Sept 10.
Prom the Aspsswan Courier, Oct l.
Israaus SUMMARY.
OF the health OF the sihmus glad to be able 10
say i, never was better. AT Aspnwa we have enjoyed
most delxhfu weather during the past days. having
had only sufficient rain 10 refresh US invigoraungy
Some four dsys since nelghbors al BsrbAcoss had
considerable OF shower. which lasted them during The
whole OF night and caused fre-het OF no small ex
tent but the recently hn,shed portion OF the railroad
bridge stood II without hnching From Crnces We ean
thu there has been little nothing doing IN the way ol
business bat several firms there have recently received
large stocks OF goods IRON tins city, and trade seems 10
be improving there.
the road and the rivsr, and within three months
il will be the principal station on The road
AT Panama business ia somewhat Improving.
The present run of passengers has but added TO the
hopes Of shmenian Capitalists. who previously
couraxed by the order OF things
The Illinois arrived here this morning With 700 passen-
gers and 10 TO leave here for New York. nj IL
O'Clock. She unfortunately detained n kinEs-
ten, and By the fog her leaving Ne~ York, number
o hours ri each point the passengers OF the John L.
Stephens might have ached New York inside OF twen-
fy.iour days The Stephens brought seven hundred
passengers and Si,so0000 in treasure, all of which
reached here yesterday. She brings very Iuie news OF
importance.
Capt C. K Garrison elected mayor OF San Fan
CISCO Samuel Brunnan State senator, &c The Indian
t,cui,xs in Lower California sll continued. The lest
DAYS markets were follows Flour. mixed. in barrsls,
ai S. 50 so quarter sacks, domestic, at eh
Mr. a. c Evers made trip from Cruces to Panama.
and thence on return TO Aspinwai, las week, within
seventeen hours, having been delayed several hoars in
Aspnwall
On Tuesday last the election for representative to the
provincial gislaure held, and Basloome Calvo, Of
Panama, elected for this canton, and Dr. Demetns
de Pomero ss Surlen'e.
MIscErIAsroua
CAuyoRxu SoNaxcrArUaE.-Some OF our people in
the interior have mos extr aosdnary in nou'en-
el.iofe The recent election has brought TO Fnt sSsn
deecfable localities Whsskey Geek Jackass oeh'
HumbnG City, Ooe- Hosse Icwn. One Male own. Hank-
ards Bar, Murderer Bar, Shirt Canon Lower hon-
hsg Negro Hill, FIddIetown Coon Hollow. Jay nswxs
Condemned Bar. Gr,zzly Fiat. Mue9uifo Canon kov.
eriy Bar, Male Canon. Greenborn. makGissvise. aaa
Prpeef mint Bar Mad Canon. Humbug Canon, kough
and Ready French Corral &c For the love OF poster-
~ reform youf aiare. good people. before
sno lae Unlike the settlers OF most 0i The other new
Sa,e. our people have retained very few of the indian
Names tor iocx,ies Mos Of the ssd counties in
menio. s,iii kao~n BY The euphoasous Spas~h titles
given hem BY the essly CALIFORNIA; They were very
devou people, and sps,nked The Names OF their favonfe
saints all over the country. Thas We have san Fran