The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
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pissed the ~inier ct lSs2--l in Cambridge
B,v. Walias,ou Land. IA iaI. 10 north, loa.
los 10 Wcsi.
rhc winter ~ lSyl-'5i found her in
CAmdrn hay, IN lat. 20 o. north, lon. Is 10
west. The zee released the vessel 90 the
18th Of July lat. and she reached Port
Clarence on the 2isi cf August. She los,
bat thrve mcu during the three years. She
obtained 90 news Of SIR John Franklin.
The Alta California says During the
list fortnight business has been very AMI
mated. and a large amount Of goods has
gone into consumption. A more huoyani
feeling exists ia business circles than has
been noticed for a loug period. CALICO
and Haxsll Aour closed at Sl2. Domestic
wheat l3.ial Ire, per ID. Corn meal
IS 80 per barrel. Clear pork ell 50 per
half barrel. Boston hams l63-ic. Bacon
llc. Buuci ~ a;2 lee.
The official election returns from six or
eight uf the counties had not been rcceiy-
ID. The majontics Of Denver aud Her
bert over their highcs, competitors Tor Con
gress were about 1000 each.
4 number Of persons had len for the
Gadsden Purchase, and many more were
expected to follow.
4 new German daily evening Journal
made It's appearance in San Francisco on
the 18th OF September.
Two new free school houses. capable of
accommodating 1900 pupils, had been open
ed in.San Francisco.
The Commercial Advertiser suspended
publication on the 27th September.
A number OF the prisoners had escaped
from the state prison at Corte MADEIRA, kill
ing guard, named Powell, TO effect their
object.
Gen. Wool was on tour Of inspection
IN the northern part of the State.
A project was on foot by parties in con-
ncciion with Messrs Adams a. Co.'S ex-
press, for re opening the Ramsay Acapul-
co route.
The mines continue TO Yield fair return
IN almost every part Of California, although
IN some of the southern regions water was
beginning to fail, and the miners were in
some instances shifting their quarters
Mining about Camp Seco, in Touomne
county, had received strong impulse by
the introduction of water through the new
1 flume.
A duel was fought in Almeda county. on
the y. I'D Of s,Ptsmbsr by Rasex Beyens.
and Captain II. ?. Dorsey, Land Register
at Los Angeles. Dorsey was slightly
! wounded IN the abdomen, and Beyens had
/ HE arm broken.
The canal by which the waters of the
south fork Of the American River are to be
/ let into Placeryile and its vicinity is CON-
| pleted
A rich quartz and lead mine had been
opened at San Andres, on the north fork OF
the Mokelumnc River.
Later intelligence had been received a,
Panama, from Chill and Peru, but the news
is unimportant.
No battle had been fought in Peru since
| The last advices. AREA had been taken
| by small force frevolutonists. but it was
retaken by the government troops.
From The North and the Whafers. BY
the schooner Eudoras, Capt. Seaman. at San
! Francisco In 33 days from Ochotsk Sea, VIC
have received interesting Intelligence from
4 the northern Russian settlements, and from
the immense whaling fleet in that region.
/ Although there has been one ship totally
lost, and several others severely damaged,
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successful. For number OF wears there
has not been near so much oil obtained so
early IN the season, and the probability is
that at Its ending there will have been more
OIL taken than in any previous year. Capt.
Seaman is UNI Bile to give any information
Of the ship Monongahela, of New Bedford,
which was carried into theArtic Sea by the
ice IA the fall of 1853. He states that none
of the ships he spoke or heard from had any
intelligence of the missing whalers.