Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-10
Arrival of Steamer Fl Dorado.

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The steamship Golden Gate had arrived nj Panama
from San francisco, with the mail from that place to the
10th of December.
The steamship George Law had len AspinWau IN, MAJ
York, with the mail and specie.
Inc steamer John l.. Stephens, from Panama, arrived
at San Francisco previous to the departure Of the Golden
Gate.
The San Francisco papers Of the l6th have becn ,e.
ceived. The principal items Of interest relate TO Walkers
hlibustering expedition. On the Cd Of December he
made an excursion from San Diego. where he had arrived
q 10" DAYS previous, To the capture Of the Governor, to
forage. lie was attacked by the hexicans and defeated
WIN the loss oil l2 to II men. He and the rest Of his
parry heu, ana were pursued by the MsHicans into a house
al Eusenada, where, ut the latest accounts, they we're be.
s,sged by several hundred Mcxicans, who had cut them
oil from their boats and prevented them from reaching the
gone to their assistance.
The machinery and n part OF the mails Of the Winfield
scott were entirely lost. The ship had not yet broken
up.
The Pacific railroad surveying sxpejition WINS busv in
the South, aud an elaborate report was expected.
owing TO heavy rains tho rivers were high. Mining ac.
counts were very favorable.
The barque Oneta sailed on The l3tl, with $50 6llibus.
'ers anu plenty oil ammunition, the authorities making no
efforts to stop her. Others were preparing to follow.
The British ship Jenny Lind was lost in going out OF
the harbor. on the llth.
Some difficulty had occurred in the FIRE department,
and 300 had resigned.
MARKETS.
The San Francisco Herald says that nearly everydepart
mcnt of trade is dull, in consequence of the continued bsa.
w importations and limited demand from the interior.
Flour heavy. Small sales OF q Illego & uaxall at Sl4 A
Is.
Pork declined; Mess 1920. Rio coffee scarce and the
market excited. Sales at auction of 1000 bags Java at
ss SIa3lc. Gunny Bags declined to IL i-2. Adaman.
tine Candles 20.
snIp NEWS.
Arrived at San Francisco, 10Th, ships Trade Wind. Phil.
adelphia, aud Comet, New York. llth, ships Maudarian
and Raven, New York Witch of the Wave. BOSTON,
l2th, ship North Wind, New York. 18th, ship Wide
Awake, New York.
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THE ERIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF GOV.
ERNOR BIGLER.
ERIE, Jan. 7th.-Thc two Kilpatricks. ID. Shervino
and John X. Jack have been arrested and taken TO Pitts.
burg. All is quiet at present.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The arrest of the Kilpatricks aud other leaders of the
mob has completely cowed the rioters, and the rinpleaders
are absentng themselves.-The Il. s. Marshall Il her,
fully determined to enforce the law and maintain the rights
Of the Railroad Company.
The following despatch from Gov. Bigler will doubtless
put an end to the disturbances:
HARRISBURG, Jan. G.
Erie:-l, William Bigler, Governor of the Commonwealth
OF pennsylvania, for the purpose of enforcing obedience
to the laws, and in order to see them faithfully ex.cn,ed
hereby authorize and require the said Alfred X ing and s
Is. Vincent to call upon all good citizens, and IL necessary
the military, to aid you in suppressing riots, if any should
occur, ana 10 preserve the public peace and also to Sc
cure obedience to the laws and orders and desires of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, against the destruetion Of
the property ofthe franklin canal company and further,
that you advise obedience to the orders and a. cr.os of ,bnn
cation. (Signed) WIN R,oIrn
THE WRECKED SHIP S"TAFFoRDsHlRE
BosToN, Jan. THE following is an extract fiom n Lot.
ter received from Halifax, dated 18th inst. ''The schoon.
er Export landed IL OF the crew of the StanordsLire nj
S%helburne, and three at HalifaI. Capt. Richardson was
seriousiy, injured the day before, aud in bed at the time Of
the accident One boat was capable Of holding one hun.
dred persons, in which only a few Of the crew escaped
Sopic Of the passengers were saved"
COMPLETION OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
DErRoir, Jan. 1.-The Great Western Railroad will h..
completed in Que wee; from to day, and will be open for
travel on the Monday following.
The thermometer in this CITY this morning s,ooi NJ,
Eve deg. below zero.
The loss by fire at the Albion Female Seminary, was
about $4,000. Insurance $40, 600.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT
BOSTON, Jan. 7.-Iesterday afternoon, Mr. BENJAMIN
Nudge, OF Lynn, while walking on the track of the Fast
ern Railroad, near Ipswich, was run over by the train
was dragged several rods, and so much Injured, that IL
will be necessary to amputate both legs. Mr. Nudge is
commissioner OF Essex county.
DECISION IN THE A%NTLRENT CASE
NEw YoRH, Jan. s.-Thc court of Appeals of this State
has decided against the claimsof the Anti Renters.
Tho ship Commerce., Of New York, for London, has
been totally wrecked. She met with the disaster on the
Goth December.
CONDITION OF THE ONO.
WHEELING, Jan. The river is rapidly rising, but
navigation Is completely suspended by the ice. The stock
Of water in the channel is now 8 feet 7 inches.
NOMINATION.
CoLuNRUs, Jan. .7.-Thc democratic State Convention
OF Ohio to-day adopted the Baltimore platform of 1862.
and nominated S. J.. Norris for Judge Of the Supreme
court Of the State.
PROBABLE Loss OF II JAMES A SHANTER
NV YORK, Jan. S.-There are fears entertained b,r,
OF the loss OF the Calcutta ship James A.. Shanter. He
cargo, is valued at $500 900.