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Show PACIFIC COAST SEWS. Finsr DISPATCH. CALIFORNIA. o.uonv:!le, It is raining very hard. Have received nil tho delayed mails up to ia-t night, but no mail today. to-day. Santa Kosa, It has been raining rain-ing ail niir lit aud to day, with no prospect pros-pect of abatement. Yallejo, It is still raining, with no signs of ceasing. The body found at Tulosc a few days Mnee is idemided as Butler of the C. rctaluun, . It lias rained all night. The steamer Tulare, for Watson's ferry and Sycamore bay. lctt to-day with a large cargo and a full list of passengers. pas-sengers. Maryvi;le, Thermometer ;0 with wind from the south-east. It has 1-cen raining hard since 0 o'clock p.m.. with good indications of continuing continu-ing through the night. "ew Hay river has ri-en cicht inches an I is sr;d growing higher. Feather river is also rising, it has risen live feet at Oroville to-day and is i the highe.-t it has 1-een this season. , I'ari: s levee, at Butte slough, was cut m ivj places last night by armed and marked men, and about live hundred hun-dred feet of the levee was wa-hed a way. 1 Here has been no stage through iroru Colusa to-dav, and no telegraph communication. STCONP HiSi:ATCiI. j CALIKOK-MA. Sac i-'r.:n,:e i'. John II. Dunn, w"-4 w-i; ii- oeeriJec.u, while, a'tcrgr'-.r-g ; e - v.:-e, on the way to the I o-dz-.y having escaped from the j e.e;y ha.- been again corralled by i p,:ee nerrr Adams, who his been !':or;oj w.i siipv.y oi handeuifs for :re-:r:g i;e prouers hereafter. Adams i :er a m:-. -. y e-! i : 'r- n - be u-J |
