The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
nun LATEST NEWS.
an7yaI OF STEAMER ILLINOIS.
- Later from Califeraia.

..,, York July Is The steamer Illinois,
w" n;nwsll dates of the 9Th, and Havana
WIN The 't,he llth, arrived this evening. She
ds'es =, -" mails. 800 passengers, 81 Gao, 900 in
hnn r. 1rpsht. and $500, 600 in the hands OF
eo'e gu 80 She brings San Francisco dates
psss. 18Th. and the passengers. mails and trea-
O. u, ,ro,sht to Panama by the steamer Cali
sute inch with the Unicorn, were the only
eTu'", in die port. The California brought
Issp SIS passengers.
fg w.. Panama railroad had been completed to
,rossins OF the river near Gorgona.
, a. oynIess a, San Diego, from the ella, re.
-, the murder OF Col Craigh, the Boundary
' Tnn Rnsr3 OF Aldermen of San Francisco
- refused to confirm the appointment Of
JuAee Campbell.
sessions, al Sacramento, between Judge
0;js,n and Jnc. h. Mckune, a member o. the
" Lscked b, his friend Judge Csulheld.
u,kune vas stabbed with sword cane by
- ". when CanIfieid drew u revolver
.S s,ed Al the Judge. The hall missed him
~ mn Mr.. Mcdonald. The second ball
80. effect on Judge Wilson, wounding him
.b,ly. Mckune is expected TO recover, bur
!. believed Mcdonald will die. A meeting
4 rnjzens had subsequently been called, and
4 committee appointed 10 request the Judge
1 :, hy,og Caulfeld To immediate trial.
/ The Wing State Convention met at San
r,encis,o on the I4lh. q. Neelv Johnson in
Vi Huntington, Of Tuolumne was nom-
o.rei as candidate for Supreme Judge for the
m, ,erm. aud Stanton Buckner, of Nevada,
4, H.. short tenn. George b. Ting.ey, of
sos Clara, and Z. l.. Edwards, of Sacra-
| ren,p. were nominated for Congress; and John
iC. Falls, OF lu5s, and David H. Haskell; of
l. Francisco. as presidential electors for the
iS,s;e at large.
/ Business II, San Francisco lad been mode
/ rts. since the last steamer sailed. The inter-
4 rsI trade was prosperous, and likely 10 con-
lunue 50. The supply of stock generally was
3Hnifed. Tea aud coffee were in good de-
uaad. Dry goods and clothing had advanced
4 superior clothing was scarce and much
sought The stock of flour was in few hands
sud held firmly at advancing rate tPork was
n steady demand at rates tending upwards
Hans we're scarce and % cents had been re-
fused FOR the largest lots in market. Lard
irm with an upward tendency.
a Money was easy. Exchange unaltered.
The following clippers, had arrivedat San
Frsucsco: Kate Hayes Eastern State. Stag
Hound, Sea Nymph, Tornado and Sea Ser
yeat.
FROM THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.
Later news had been received at San Fran.
cisco tom the Society Islands. The revou.
ioni,s had been entirely successful, having
yqU sed the royalists with. loss, and re.
q .1,lsiet lh-ir President. Queen Pomare, hear.
4 u OF the defeat of her troops, went ia person
rally them, but they were again defeated
AMI she was compelled TO take refuge on board
French trieate, which arrived at Lahuina OF
the l5uh May.
1 FROM SOUTH AMERICA AND THE IsTUMUS.
TIE trigate RarI,.u sailed on The Goth, from
Panama, for the Galapagos islands.
1 The British steamer Lima arrived at Pana.
MA on the Sd, from Valparaiso. She brings
lens that the Peruvian ministry had been
,baGsed. The new cabinet were opposed tf
Flores, and would give him no protection
/ Flores has but $50 men with him, but still
i maintains nenacing attitude. The steamer
4uicss'ep had joined him, with number o.
| troops said 10 be Americans. He had also re-
ce,yed remittance of $4,000 from Lima.
Tie L. 5. ship Portsmouth was lying al
Guayaqui on the 10Th ult. The American
Charge there had protested against her leaving
should Flores hold his present warlike att
t1de. Captain Dofniu had determined to a.
vail orders from the Commodore.