The daily union., 1854-11-15
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one Week Later n.om California.

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NEW YonK Nov. A.--By the arrival of the steamship
Northern Light have weeks later advice from Cali
forDia She has made the shortest record. She
brings $3.50, 900 in specie
Nothing of particular interest has transpred since the
partare of the Golden Gate At San Francisco business
improving and better prices obtained Something like
speculative feeling has again been manifested.
The news from the mines continues to be of the vora
! BILE character. The rainy season had set in.
Efforts being made by divers recover the treasure
lost in the Yankee Blade but thus far without She
lies in eleven fathoms of water,
meeting of the surviving passengers of the ankee Blade
has been held which resolutions passed ascrbng
the wreck OF the vessel to the heeet neglect and censung
Captain Randall for desertng the wreck and the agents
the line for not forwarding the passengers New York
Much excitement st exists in regard to the stupendou
frauds Of Meggs. Since his departure, additional orgeries
have been discovered Further inquiries have much reduced
the OF the actual cash taken by this adrot
probable that he has not than $4,000 in cash with
him.
Col. Walker, of hliibusterng fame has been acquitted
During the trial. compulsory could not be issued
against Mr, Dillon the Frepcn consul be formally in
vited to attend as witness which he declined
Later fros, Harana
NEw YonK, Nov. ATbe steamship Philadelphia arrived
this morning from Havana whence she sailed the sh
The political intelligence unmportant. Business at Ha
is quite dull Among the passengers by the Phade-
pbia is Col. Ward United States consul a Panama
The steamship Falcon from Aspnwa was leave Havana
the 9th for New Orleans, The Empire City arrived
Havana from New York The stb, and left the day
for New Orleans
TIE Wrecked Snip Ne,e Era.
NEW YonK, Nov. live have intelligence from Deal
Beach, where the ship New Era went ashore, up
O'Clock this afternoon The contradictory
the number of passengers lost Fifty dead bodies have been
washed ashore One despatch says that twenty passengers
including the captain reached the shore The vessel
fast breaking up.
LsEcosp pEsrArcH.I
The latest despatch from Deal that pwards OF three
hundred passenger. Of the New Era have been lost The ship
is full of water
fThe New Era proves be sailing and not steamship
The New York Commercial of Monday evening says "She
il vessel built Bath Maine in 1854 and 1923 tons
burden. The passengers, last s on board
the being high the eamtug get alongside the
ship
Aadi,ouol Parficuiors.
The following despatch although not Of late date
the above, contains additional particulars Of this terri
5le tragedy
DEAL, (N. J.,) Nov. III O'Clock, p. m--The ship
in the position before reported, broadside
the sea, which mountains high and renders mpossi
BILE for the tug boats give any assistance The is
breaking the wreck and before dark could every
available space the rigging filed with probably two
hundred persons Not es probably than seventy have
already been washed overheard and from present nca
ons great many more b. hured into the before
any eaectua assistance can be rendered
All of the balls at the station we're shot over the ship with