The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-25
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1.-TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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Great Prosperity Of the Miners.
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--LATEST FROM THE SONORA FILIBUSTERS.
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REPORTED FAILURE OF THE EXPEDITION.
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Highly Interesting from Mexico.
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ALLEGED SUPPRESSION OF THE ACAPULCO
REVOLUTION.
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY.
! The Nobraska-Kan Question.
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CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS.
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Final Agreement Upon the Liquor Bill
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The Law to Go Into Effect in December.
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EXECUTION AT PITTSBURG,
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Final Agreement Upon the Liquor Bill.
The Law to 60 Into Effect in December.
EXECUTION AT PITTSBURG,
&c., &c., &c.

News from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES AT
NEW 0RLEANs-A FORTNIGHT LATER FROM CALI
FOREIA.
NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1884.
The steamship United States, from Aspinwan the
1sth ins has arrived at the Baze after passage Of
four days and half and will reach this city about
O'Clock this evening
She brings California to the 1st nsta fortnight
later than previous advicesbrought down by
the steamship John L. Stephens
The steamship Ohio was at Aspnwall and would sail
Tor New York the goth nst with about 81 0O0 900 in
treasure 200 passengers and the California mails Of
1st March.
The California presents features of Importance
local topics occupying mostly the public attention.
The accounts from Walkers Sonora expedition are to
the 18th February The steamship Columbia and the
United States soop of Portsmouth, at Eense
NADIA ON the 14th
Walker had spiked his guns and started for st. Tomas
with force Of hundred and forty and one field
piece, leaving behind six seven sick and wounded
Many of his followers had deserted and those remaining
were quite Respondent having abandoned all hopes Of
success.
pressed and stsgnant.
SuperAne Galego and Haxall -four was at S8 so 90.
Clear pork sold at SO; and mess at $l6
The mining accounts exceedingly favorable. Owing
to copous rains large quantities of gold had been
more than for many previous months-and the miners
appear to be all prospering.
Among the passengers from California is Thomas F
Aeagher.
FROM PANAMA.
An Indian from the interior had into Panama. and
stated that Lieut. Strains surveying party had been
killed by wild beasts The story not believed, it
being supposed that the party had been killed by the
Indians.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Arr Mt San Francisco Feb 6 ships Eagle New York
Spihre Boston 2st United States New York; Esd Saml
lawrence, Boston; brig Juliet, Batimore; 24th ships
Cyclone, and Hindostan BostSn steamship America
. In Mary Susan New York; eth, ship Westward Ho do
ADDITIONAL CONCERNING THE SONORA FILIBUsTERS
despatch to the Philadelphia Bulletin says
President Walker broke up his camp at Encenada ON
the 1lth Of February He marched to the southwark
with $50 men, leaving behind large number Of sick and
wounded The force of 800 sent by the
of Mexico to oppose him. within ninety miles of
Walker and his party 1t the general impression
that the Mexican troops would be defeated by Walker
and his men.
COL Watkins and Capt Davidson had been arrested at
San Francisco, charged with being reasonably
nected with Walker and held to bail in the of
$4,000 each.
Warrants have been issued against Major Baird, who
lis also charged with treason.