Democratic banner., 1851-07-09
weeks later from Califsfnia.
.k,rIcsAL NEWS BIZ TIE rRotETHEus.

nv eommissionds who were treating
k6 the Indian TRIES are reported to have
with sxcellepf success in Pacifying the
5a;,ns-
ETha rsceot res had little effect on the
&srkets Th/auction houses were doing
most sctir business. Clothing, boots,
,shoes. &C.. Aere extremely dull, and, except
for New fticiss, prices were ten per cent.
easier tbsn q the 10 of May.
Tie lie 6ers Northerner and New Or
k,.nalfrised at Panama on the Sd of June
LIZ FL mer with $500, 900 and 1875 pass
enferS and the latter with 100000 in gold
apd % passengers.
lie San Francisco Alta California, Of
.M)g 3lst, says:
Our city is again built. 10 our last issue
Z for the States we told of its destruction and
nov of its restoration. These two fires did
moi have as much effect on the prices of
gS ds as was anticipated, owing p the great
sApunt of goods on shipboard and the arri-
v4t of large csrgoes.
THE Wing and Democratic parties hive
made their nominations, and the contest for
State Officers and Congress is fully opened.
The Wing nomination made here were made
with great unanimity, and probably the
Democrats will give quite as undivided a
support to their nominees.
The Wing State Convention, which as
scrubbed in San Francisco on the 25th Of
May, concluded its sittings on the 29th.-
The follow wing is the ticket they have pu,
in nomination: For Governor, Pierson R.
Reading; for Lieut.. Governor; Drury P.
Baldwin, Of T%uolumne; for Judge Of the Su-
preue Court, Todd Robinson,of Sacramen.
TO: far Attorney General, w. ID. Fair, of
San Joaquin; for State Comptroller, A. G.
Able,Sof San Francisco; fo:StateTressurer
F.gM. Bent, of Butler; for Surveyor, Gen.
WalkeEHerron, of San Joaquin; for Con-
: gress, K.J. C. Kewen, ofSscramento, and
B. F. Moore, Of Tuoiumne. The Demo-
Gratis 1--we nominated: For. Governor, Saml
Purdrg for Judge of the Supreme Court, 5.
H. Heydenfeldt; for Treasurer, RichardRo-
man; for Comptroller, u. S. Uraslow; for
Attorney General, 5. Hastings.
The prospects Of agriculture are very
good-much better than was at one time al.
ticipated. The late rains have materially
Increased the probability of good crops
This employment Of a portion of our citi-
zens is certainly increasing, as it is a pro-
6table one.
A diseraceiul riot occurred at Nevada Oh
the gath Of May. A MIR. Hayden claimed
a lot Oh OfegonHIIl,a and others also claimed
it. He sold it To a party and ven to put
,-~,hem in possession ofit. He was attacked
by one Of those who had it in possession for
som days. with an axe, while another fired
a pistol, where upon a general fight ensued.
Ed. Jenks, Of Roscoe, ILL.,, was killed and,
W. Nichols was mortaIly wounded.
Ramors Of Indian difficulties and skir-
misles In the northern part of the State
were ife.
Dsatks in California Among the deaths
reported are N Sullivan, of Fulton county,
Ohio; Thps. Winters, (saddlerJ St. Louis;
ann McAbor, New Albany, Ind; Henry
CirOi, n! D.; Ed. Bryant, NJ. ID. NJ, G.
cshisgg, Va.
LATER ERoM RECON
New YoRK, July 8.
Adyfces from Oregon to May Gath have
eeesreceived at San Francisco,
The propeller Sea Gull struck on a bar,
n entering the Columbia river, iniuring her
screw. She had been hauled up, and was
undergoing repairs.
The ne VS. from the klamath mines is set
down 10 the Statesman as rather discourag-
ing.
The election for State officers has about
70 take place.
The Propeller Black Hawk had commence
ed her regular trips between Portland and
Oregon City.
I-KsuRREcTIoN IN SOUTH AMERICA.
NEw YoRK, July3.
Adviees from Bogota to May q. state
that an insurrection had broken out in the
PROVINCES ofPssto and Jugerro. enFran.
co bad proceeded wttll a fierce OF 500 men
to the scene scfFebellion at Paste, and sue
cesded in driving the rebels from their quar-
ters. He afterwards discovered that about
400 of them had escaped into Equador.-|
Gen Franco then proceeded to Jugerro.I
SH.hsr. q desperate battle ensued. Many
lives were lost onsboth sides, and many re-
bells were taken prisoners. The insurgents,
having been totally defeated, took refuge in|
the adjoiog province of Ecuador, leaving
the Q dead end wounded on the field: The