The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHEUS
New YORK, July 3.

The steamer PrOmetheus from Near
aqua arrived this forenoon with dates
from San Francisco of May 81.
The burnt district in Stockton and Sap
Francisco aye nearly rebuilt, and the peo-
pie were in 10 respects disheartenel. The
business at San Francisco and through
the mining districts was good. and gold
in unsurpassed abundance. The agri-
cultural prospects of the country aye good
and highly encouraging.
The Indian rumors of difficulties on
the north continue. The Commissioners
who are travelling with the Indian tribes,
report excellent success.
The fire had but little effect pom the
m arket The auction houses are doing
very we'll; clothing, boots and shoes. &C..
were dull, and except for few articl es,
price were 10 per cent. easier than on
the 18th Of May.
The Northener and New Orleans ha d
arrived at Panama on June Sd, the first
with 5000, 600 and the latter with S400,
600 in gold.
The Alta California, Of May 3Ist, says:
In our last issue for the States, we told of
the destruction of our city by fire, and
now Of It's restoration. These two fres
had not the effect anticipated of raising
| prices, owing to the large quantities of
goods on shipboard and the cargoes which
have arrived since.
The Wing and Democratic parties have
each made nominations. The Wings
were made with unanimity, and no doubt
but what the Democrats will give quite
as undivided support to their candidate
as the Wings.
The whig State Convention assembled
at San Francisco on the 25th, and closed
on the Goth, by making the following
ticket--Pierson B. Reading. for Governor:
Drury P. Baldwin, Of Tuchumue, for
Lieutenant Governor; Todd Robinson, of
Sacramento, for Justice of Supreme Court
VIM D. Fair. for Attorney General of
San Joachim; Alex. G. Able for State
Treasurer: for Surveyor; Gen. Walker
Herin; for Congress. d. J. G. Keiven. of.
Sacramento, and B. +. Moore. The
Democrats nominated for Governor, John
Eigler, for Lieutenant Governor, Daniel
Purdy; Justice of Supreme Court. s.. p.
Reidenfelt; Treasurer, Richard Roman;
Comptroller. w. S. Winslow, Attorney
General, s. c. Hastings
The prospects of Agriculture are very
good, much better than was at one time
anticipated. The late rains have fairly
increased the probability of good crops.
Thisemploy ola portion of our cit
liens is certain to be an increasing and
profitable one.
| A disgraceful riot occurred at Nevada
on the 81 tn of May. A Mr.. Hayden
claimed lot of Oregon Hill. Others al
so claimed it. lie sold his claim to a
party, and went 10 put them in possession
and was attacked Ivy one ofihose who had
been in possession for some days. with
an axe, while another fired pistol;
whereuron general fight ensued, and
Edward jerks of Roscoe, Alabama. was
killed, aud w. Nichols MORALLY wounded
and probably dead.
Rumors of Indian difficulties and Skin
mishing in the Northern part of the Stat,
are rife. News from the klamath mine,
is set down in the Statesman as rattle
discouraging. The election for State off
: icers was about to take place. The pro
pellor Black Hawk had commenced ne
, regular trip between Portland and Ore
City. Advices from Oregon to May PAT
have been received at San Francisco
The propeller League struck on bar OF
entering the Columbia, injuring he
screw. She hauled up and is undergo
ing repairs.
Panama.
June 10Th. -Advices received from
S Dogota. TO May SD. An insurrectiol
has broken ont in the Province of Past
and Tuguerror.
| Gen. Franco proceeded with force o
five hundred to the scene of rebellion il
> In Paste, and succeeded in driving tn
rebels from their quarters. He afterward
! discovered that about four hundred o
: them had escaped in to Ecuador, heade
by their chief, Sera General Franco -
: He then proceeded to Tugenes. where.
!. desperate battle ensued. Many lives
D were lost on both sides, and number o
e rebles taken prisoners. The insrgeni
being totally defeated took refuge in th'
adjoining Province of Ecuador, leavin
e their dead and wounded on the field
:, The herd Of insurgents escaped into Eq
I uador amid much excitement.
: The Bogota Congress passed law abol
ishing slaveryin the republic. Anothe
|. disgraceful row occurred at Tobsgo be
|, tween the natives and foreigners--n
: lives lost.
! The Isthmus.
o We have Panama papers to June IL
a The Steiner Aspinwall while on her va