New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28
Later from California.

The steamship Pampero which arrived last evening from
San Juan brought dates from sau Francisco the LIT
inst She brings 100000 In gold dust in the hands Of
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gtGSds Knight II = swan sh i,a,tsr o'Brsu s. Blish
The Purser furnished no memoranda as is usually done
and from for which We caluo exactly account
wereeeyed files OF papers one Marine reporter was
fortunately able to procuresa copy q the Alta California
from which we take the following summary Of Tor
the two weeks preceding tbs SAILING Of the steamer
The present winter Is conceded 90 he the most severe
experienced In this country II has been populated
by Americans During hn last for hit II has been rain.
ing and showing continually 10 the mountains and valleys
and daily Ia receipt Of accounts Of distress and sur
rpg in all parts Of the State The waters have been I'm
usually high ard communication through the mining re-
gons almost entirely cut Oh either by overlooked
The river have been swalle to ch an extent
as to inundate all the low lands, ing immense damage
destroying stock and agricultural products The whole
country between Iehama aud Sacramento city entire
y under water, whilst Marysyc wax partly Inundated
and though Sacrament we'll protected by levee
the lover portions submerged The waters at he
present time have subsidized although he rains stil con
- 'i io..ntsn esItaiuN ths spss q mining mn
pended Bridges 6aye been sgs,s Ana, a5,d fi IN
troyed aud few lives lost The southern portion Of
the U,i,inr dsfrict has s,tffs,4A III, Win tt t
ern stockton has been 5a rfiolg ava ,rr
TO A considerable amount isstravei mn hrIr,s Il IA
Calayeras Sanisiyis and other streams hay, h, s,t
away and communication with tbe mining towns far
while SUSPENDED The flood has lsar uniyer..i ana NJ
waters higher than ~ the memorable winter Of 1870
Tho great s,areitv ~ rrov;si,,y= 49,, - -.
hgb ,tce NO a.ssndd r,,h - w u9isel ueht
aIrea5, an, y IL ,,,rsa ~ - " =, anu s'strsS
stsr3i, NM 49, n'i! w aG'aa's ue from
notatoes Nhis h tb4r rortio,s ~ ~ ,3i Vn - ~, a9
hundreds Who have nothinr M IN INT bariTy si5 NJ
In portions Of Nuha and sierra oopaties H. snns Nm.
already ten feet deep aud sim fliIsl- MA ma rjnts
Jually reduced 10 aaolut. want In am. ,,,s tl, a. "a
meeting ana f,roel i irgI,r Ii Iii yi,t Nm, NJ n g
hand Vt forty hye cents pel pop,l IND, ,l Who war. AM
leave dit So thus leaving The prayi ions t,r tos
we're unable to find their way thrc1pI 10 tho yalies IN
some place rsiI,s are entirely po.4Ied win sr,s
The roofs N many have heen crusb.d IN IN st,; 49," "a
the sst ei,nn.. n pyotecto, MY,
be greatly bgles there IL ,ob s;
frinr ana distress and II 4 not MAJ ,, ~
perish bv starvation
The Il s Land Commissioner hs,,. fesu,,e1 ttir 80
sion in this city and rendered several don,
II final enfrmation Annofg a. n, i,,,s.te, =;
confirming tho claim q Coz JoLn q Fremont n :, a.
lariposas containing ten s,Iuare ragl,e~ bsonfsa ri
he North by the Sierra Nevada on NE rast nv fhe Ti
Ghuachips on the south hy the San Ioaoui sn1 JIM
The Ale ced The grant Wa made IN fS4i by GOV Mri
tarena 10 Juan q Aly,Tada ia cotsi,t ratio n t,,,
services rendered
man pa,netlyp x =,-s- H.. A., a.,
Jaw Iva sinca t,ly - =, 10y ~ we people e
murder IF Peter MeGanigap '-' vac