The daily union., 1854-01-10
BIZ TELEGRAPH.


BosroS Jan 8.
The United States soop-o~ar Decatur lsit Boston shis
nofniag or tho purpose OF proceeding " The relief Of tho
steamer San Francisco.
FURTHER cALIFoRslA
NKw OsLkAss, Jan 6.--The steamer E Dorado reached
her wharf about O'clock Her dates are 70 the ioh u
om San Francisco.
The steamship Daniel Webster. from San Juan. Mica
ragua, with siisr dates from California has also arrived
She brings 100 passeneo snd reports that the steamship
Star Of The West sailed from San Juan ,he ist instant
os New York. with 800 passengers and In gold
The principal feature Ia the California papers Is The ac-
count Of the proceedings OF the Sonora nbustes On the
III Of December Mr. Walker and his party s,sde ex
cursion from San Diego, where they arrived on the day
previous 10 capture the governor or TO forage They were
attacked by the Mexcaas and beaten, with the loss OF
twelve or fourteen They then fled and took refuge
IN house at Ensensbs, where. at latest accounts they
were besieged by several hundred Mexcan who cut OF
their boats and prevented their reaching the Caroline,
which was anchored near by,
The bafquo Onea sailed from San Francisco on the 18th,
with TWO hundred and fifty lDusteros and large sup
ply OF ammunition Tor the assistance OF the Walker expe-
dton The authorities made attempt TO stop her IL
is reported itat Others are shortly to follow,
The machinery and part Of the mails Of the Winfield
Scott entirely lost, but the ship had not. at latest
dates, broken up.
The Pacific railroad surveying expedition was busy ip
the South The mining very favorable. Large
quantities oil rain had fallen, and the rivers high
The British ship Jenny Lind lost going of the har
Dor of San Francisco, the llh Of December Some diff
hculty had occurred Ia the fire department of San Fran
cisco, and about 300 members had resigned
THEN MARKETS. The San Francisco Herald says: "Neary
every department trade is dull in consequence of
nued heavy nporalions, and limited demand from the
interior Foue dull, with snail sales of Gaego and
Haxa, sli SI5. Pork had declined to $40 $40 for
mess.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS AND THE
NEw YoRK, Jan. 9-The steamers George Law and Star
Of the West arrived here this morning, from Aspinwal
The George Law brings $50 passengers and $4,000 in
gold dust the Star of the West ST. 100000 in gold and
450 passengers
The California by these is later than
that already received via New Orleans by E Dorado and
Daniel Webster.
battle took place between the foreign parry and Walk
er's gang, In Lower California Twelve Americans were
killed p,ss,asn .sravns
Lower California
James Blair, of Franc, P Blair. died San Fran
cisco the 10Th.
BALrIMosN jan g.--J. v. Smith (ndependent) is elect
ed mayor of Boston by two thousand majority.
MEETING THE VETERANS 1912.
PaLADgLrHIA, Jan. Flags displayed all the
public buildings to-day in honor Of the assemblage of the
of 1914, who mastering in great numbers
Hall and the United States The
New Jersey delegation arrived III o'clock, with file and
drum. The National Guards and Corne Band marched
the New York depot to receive the New York delegation
RAILROAD TROUBLES
ERIE Jan. THE two KIkpaucks, DR.. Shcrwin, and
John X Jack have been arrested and taken Ptsburg
This proceeding completely cowed the rioters and for
mer prominent leaders absenting themselves from the
scenes The rshal is here and determined
enforce hs law and protect the railroad company in
their rig ats The condition OF affairs proves that
de,e animation snd spirit alone required quell the
o,nh haah haap ed
mandng the rioters obey the decroes OF the supreme
court Of Pennsylvania. The railroad company willing
10 com promise 10 allow them to continue
run the r trains unit, the settlement Of the dispute by the
judiciul authorities, but the people Harbo Creek
willing for this.
DESTRUCTIVE FINE PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Jan. S-The custom-house nj this place
entirely desuoyed by fre this morning occupied
besides by the post office, reading room, Atlantic Bank,
United States court Natu a History Society," Baleys book
stoe and other Everything in the post Office
saved bn the OF the cuom-house, the splen-
did collection of Natural History Society, Judge Wares
valuable library, the reading room, and
entirely destroyed The loss is heavy and falls chiefly
the government The building formerly the exchange,
and sold to the government for $lx0e0
R1ApIKs (Pa.) January 9.-Tne railroad depot and
shop this place. ere destroyed by fire this morn
! lng-loss s5o0,000
IsEooSD DESPATCH
The hee the depo, this morning consumed the ma
chine shops boiler shops, and oher buildings besides,
| nine locomotives were much injured The place will be
paired for spring business and the road not inter
| ruptcd,
|
PHILADELpurA Jan. 9-The total loss by the New York
| fire is halt million doilars-insnrsnce S250,0O
EMPIRE CRY.
NEw YoRK, Ian s.-The steamer Empire City. before
4 Ra hesb been off and ia
| being towed up.
| No tidings OF the Baltic from Europe-now due.
i
4 NEw +YoRK, Jan. 9rho stock market closed quiet
United States 6s, sales Canton 25h Erie, III Par
ker Vein, II Cumbe rland Coal IS Nicaragua, q; Me
| Culloeh Cold 8 The money market some what more
stringent.
Bteadsuas hrmer About 1000 bbls hour sold at 81 81
a 81 rs for State. and 81 81 for southern Rye -four
corn meal unchanged.
PHILApEIrHIA, Jan. 9.-Busincss steady. Stocks un
changed Flour is hImer--saos at ~ IS Grain
red wheat, lb2 cents white, III It's cents. Rye
changed. Whissey, 27k a Is cents.
|
Of tins association tho
ing will be held This evening Baptist
/ o'clock
| full attendance is earnestly desired.
| ROBERT 8. roRDE,
| Ianl0 Recording Secretary.