The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-12 00:00:00

LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA

The accounts from the mining regions continue
to be favourable, and the crops generally were
17Pcrted_,,,,eed, although in some sections the grass-
hoppers had been very destructive. Up to the sth
`,._lllY, the Vigilance Committee continued their
the without molestation ; but on the 24th ult.,
,le excitement in regard to the movements of the
Committee, which had been lulled almost into
tequieseence, was revived by one of their number
the Judges
in the street by David S. Terry, one of
Judges of the Supreme Court of Calfornia, while
a member of the Committee was attempting to
.arrest a notorious character. Judge Terry was
immediately arrested and taken to Fort Vigilance,
Where he was placed on his trial. This incident
was the signal for an attack upon the armory of
the law
Marion Rifles, which was the rendezvous of
lavr and order party. The place was sur-
rounded by over 1,000 of the committee men in
arms, with three or four pieces of ordnance planted
in front of it. Before this formidable array it soon
capitulated, and all the arms it contained were
.seized together with about 100 prisoners. The
latter, however, were released from custody.
The Committee had also seized a quantity
of Government arms, which had been sent
to San Francisco, for the law and order
Party, on board a schooner. The Gover-
nor remained at Sacramento, and it was
stated that he would make no more attempts to
destroy the functions of the Vigilance Committee.
The General commanding the State forces had
retired and rendered his report to the executive, of
an ineffective campaign. No political excitement
existed in the State beyond a desire to knew who
were the nominees for the Presidency. The
national anniversary was celebrated with becoming
display and enthusiasm throughout the State

MEXICO.
From 124"ic0 we have advices to the 22nd inst,
A conspiracy to restore Santa Anna to power had
been diseo.vered at Pueom. Alany of the priests
were
implicated

NEW YORK MARKETS.

co•rrom
We have had a dull market during.
exceaeddvices having had no
ont change in prices, the fo„ign the past week, with-
lellaence. The sales do not
ioic ; Yl ordinary to middl-
holie onsumption. 16plands—ver 4,000 bales, all for
faiorwaAiddling, 1140
ing, 9cc to I lie ; ordinarY,
faigood, l 2 4n to
Rood middling., 12fe; fair to good
fully
Sling, odic
1110-
lc and 134 c; middling fair, 12ic ;
Hie
;good ie to 12c ;
biles, Louisianag, gm—Ordinary to midd
.fsood ordinary, lip; low rniddfing,middling,
f'u2,tev;fair to good fair, 131 C to 1410 ; middling fair, 131 c ;
!I fair, 14c ; good and fine, none.
The Exports, &e., of Cotton since Ist September, are as

To.al Ex To Gt. Britain
ports.. 2,89 q 1 903.000.
Last Year 2,11910
;4ar.before 2,152000.... _1.511 000.

Receipts. Stocks
3,461.000. •• • 79,000
2 737,000 . 200 000
• 2 838,00. • • • 2:6,000

BREADOTUFFS.

FLOUR.--Tho advics received per Persia on the morn-
in ! of the 23rd
ho:ders to obtain. but
of higher prices in England, enabled
an advance of 15c to 25c per brl., e
this has again been lost, except on the better grades. of
sipping qualities of Genesee and Ohio; the latter being
:scarce commands full prices. Western Canal and State,
common. 5 dols 50c to 5 dols 75c per brl. ; good shipping,
e 4101 s to 6 dols 50c; Ohio, Indiana, &c., 6 dols 75c to 7
do's L'ac; Canada, 6 dols 50c to 8 dols ; Southern, 7 dols