New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13
late FROM CALIFORNIA, OREGON
HAVANA AND PANAMA.
ARRIVAL Of the Empire City

Arrival Of the Empire City!
The United States mail steamship Empire
Lefty, H. Windle, commanding, left New York
on the "a. and arrived at Havana on the 9th
After landing mails and passengers, she left
again the same day with the California mails
Isand passengers from the United States mail
steamship Falcon, Capt. Gray, from AspinwaM.
The United States mail steamship Crescent City
Capt. McGowan, left for New York, on the
morning Of the 9th inst. The Falcon. was to
leave with the California mails and passengers,
hence per Crescent City, early the next morn
| ing for Aspinwall.
The Empire City brings one hundred and fifty
seven passengers, and q cargo Of merchandise.
She arrived at Pass a pOutre last evening, and
crossed the bar at 9 o'clock this morning.
By the arrival of the steamship Empire City
We are in receipt Of late and interesting news
from Havana, Panama, California and Oregon
The following is q list Of her passengers:
FROM NEW Yonk---Mrs Whitaker, Capt. Brooks, j
Gale, Mrs Titus and children, W Oyor, lady and Q
children, Heymine 4 Jacobs, Capt Chism and lady,
Mrs Wilson, Anna Teboyer, Mrs Butler John Bush, Mrs
W Henry and SON, Boudousquie, Capt Dunn, Mrs
VI CosteT, Mrs Taylor, d Keegan and lady Jose Ma
saEes CANAL and lady, Mrs Hughes Miss Kate Zeiger
John Leigh and lady Brown Newell, Capt Peter Du-
cay, and 23 others.
FnoM HAviSA--joaquin otero Farino, lady and SER
want Julia Lopez and child, G Arredondo Mrs Beetz
Macarty, Jose Mesemes Harrison, lady and servant
FROM AsPiSwALL ria HAyaNA-B F Bradford Mrs NJ j
Ferrise Mrs Brown and child shuby, Estus, lady
and tx Children MIS- Thomaston, " Smith, More
head, Goetz, Mr. Schuber and child, Lang 0biastin
and "a others
We clip the following extracts from the Pana-
ma Star and Herald,
On the 9Th Of August the Supreme Court of
j Justice was installed at hague, and on the 18th
Senior Limo de Pombo entered upon the exer-
else Of his duties as Attorney General of the
Nation
Senior Rafael Nunez had escaped from Bogota,
and reached Carthagena on the 18th instant,
where he was installed by the Executive Power
as Governor Of that Province, in lieu of Senior
y. ]. Nieto, who has been suspended.
Some movements were made on the 4th Of Au-
gust in favor Of the Dictator, at Rionegro,
Province of Cordoya. They were, however,
speedily suppressed by the National Guard.
In Carriage on the 18th ultimo, revolt was
got up against the the Constitutional party,
which was suppressed without difficulty.
seditious movement was also created in
Cereto, Province Of Carthagena, which was put
down by the people.
only. stronghold held by the rebels in the
Cienega, named San Pedrito A large number
were killed and wounded on both sides The
rebels retreated to the towns along the Mag
dalena, committing robberies and plumbers ii
the name Of the federation and of the dictator
ship.
With the exception Of eight bags, the entire
mail for California entered Panama, on the 10Th
OF the same time. It was conveyed by about
seventy five mules, the largest train probably
that ever entered the city at once
As we find the same necessity does not exist
IN Panama at present for daily paper as du-
ring the past two years, we have concluded to
issue the Star and Herald three times each
week in future, instead of every morning as
hitherto. Our days of issue shall be Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Oregon.
The 0regonian, of September 9th, brings the
following news concerning Indian troubles, be-
ing oil that we find of interest
An express arrived at the DalIes with the
startling intelligence that few days before an
immigrant train, consisting of four wagons
eight men, four women, boy of twelve years
old, and several small children, were attacked
by sixty Indians, about fifteen miles beyond
Fort Boise The men were all killed, the bow
badly wounded, and the women children, stock,
and property carried off. John r. Noble, ESQ,
formerly OF Vancouver, found the wounded boy,
and the bodies of the killed He Immediately
came on foot to Fort Boise, whereupon ME-.
Fruit started for the Dalles with the informa-
tlon, and to get assistance to, if possible, recap
ture the women and children. Coy Gaines who
was at or near Fort Boise, awaiting the arrival
OF MS sons, who are coming across the plains,
rallied some fifteen men and started in pursuit
OF the Indians, determined to 0vertake and pun
lsh these murderers and recover the prisoners.
We also learn that all the disposable troops
a. the Dalles were Immediately mounted and
dispatched to Fort Boise; and that company
left Vancouver on the steamer Belle, on Thurs
day morning, for the same point. Also. that
Nathan Olney had raised some twenty volun-
teers at the Dalles, and had gone after the muir
derers.
California.
ELECTION RETURNS Triumph of the K,,o,c-
5Vofhings. ON the 9th instant the election for
TWO members Of Congress, Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court, and members of both branches of
the Legislature, took place throughout the
State. In addition to these important posts.
county offices were generally filled, and in San
francisco, besides these, municipal officials were
selected. The Democratic party ran two sepa-
rate tickets In the State, the result has been |
. tremendous and unlocked for Democratic VIC |
tory. Denver and Herbert, the ant. electionist
for Congress, have been elected by |
handsome majorities. The Democrats will have |
liso q fair majority in the State Legislature. |
% the City OF San Francisco the result has |
been such as to fill most with establishment II |
vas whispered about that the secret order of /
Know Nothings were organizing with some
trength In our city, but few dreamed Of the |
xtent OF that strength as the election exhibited
I, g. K. Garrison received the nomination for I
Mayor from both Wings and Democrats, and T
icing known to possess considerable personal
,opularity, his election was thought secure.
he day before the election it was rumored |
bout that the Know Nothings intended run.
ing Mr., Stephen P. Webb, not before promi-
ent as public man, for Mayor, and at the I
pening Of the polls, it was very clearly mani
ested that this was no idle rumor. Voter after
otter marched up and deposited this ticket. ana
he end was, that Mr.. Webb was elected by over
We hundred majority. Besides this, the Know T
sothings elected every man upon their ticket.
he new Council, and the whole city government
'r the ensuing year, will be in their hands.
md this was not the only exhibition Of their
over. The polls, which heretofore have been
AIKEN possession of by rowdies and shoulder
trikers, who, by acts of violence, had generally
ucceeded in preventing peaceable citizens from
asting their votes, were amply protected: the
Professional bully was, early III the dav. IN
Undated by formidable array of armed and
etermined men, and access to the ballot hoy
Tas free to all having the right to approach it
After the polls had closed, however, it was
oised abroad that the most atrocious frauds
'ere being committed in the counting, by the
ndge and inspectors of the LIST Ward The
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