The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-26
LATEST NAH. NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE NORTH STAR


The Sierra Nevada brought to San Juan 81 I4s
oO0, consigned principally as follows: Meas. Page
Bacon Il Co, $50, 0M; Adams & Co sist 600
Burgoyne & Co, $4,000; Wells. Fargo & Co.
Si2St1: DreSei Il Church, SI05, 600; c. h Gar.
The steamer Yankee blade. connecting with the
NORTH Star brought to Messrs Adams Il Co. Si00,
oh Page, Bacon & Co, S213 000-,he total of the
three steamers being 81 2S1 900
Acapulco was still blockaded by Santa Anna s
naval vessels. The city still Ia possession of
Gea. Alvarez.
The revolution in New Grenada was progressing.
On The Path OF May, General Melo routed the Con
stluional forces al Cspieniera under Gen Fran.
CO. with considerable loss. and Gen. Franco was
killed General Possds raising troops In Pan
and was 10 leave in the first English steamer
tar Carthagcns. General Mosquera was at Baran-
eulIa on the l-t OF June, but was to leave in few
days for Bogota, with troops.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
The tslost prominent news from California is
the accounts from the gold regions and the free
The trial OF Dillon the French Consul tor vio-
latian oi the neutrality laws ended in the disagree
r2}eui At the Jury. whereupon HaIr prJs. en-
tered by the district attorney.
The proceedings against the Mexican consul had
also been discontinued.
The grand Jury had found true bills against
Walker ~uow. and other officers OF the late Repub
lic ui sonora.
Tn. steamer Ariespe was wrecked at Puenta Are
mas. on the 25th of May aud the passengers and
crew saved. The boat a total loss. valued at
$4,000. She was owned by Ryan Duff and others
OF San Francisco.
The BRIG Donna Maria, of san Francisco, was to-
tally wrecked on the 2}d OF May, near Mendoscius
crew saved.
The trial OF Edward H. Avery for the murder OF
Susaunah Russell, on board the steamer Yankee
Blade, has resulted IN disagreement OF the jury
A trial has been ordered.
George :. Hunt was killed in duel with Numa
Hubert, late Il member OF the assembly. few
days after, Thomas l.. Benson was killed n a duel
with man nam MenZu.
Ii was reported at San Francisco that Russian
frisaie was seen cruising off the heads
Intelligence had been received at San Francisco
confirming the news OF the safety of the seamer Sea
Bird.
Considerable snow fell recently at Jarnegon, and
il quite cold.
Further difficulties with the Indians have been re.
ported in different sections OF the state
Mr. Mciiauacks, president OF the legislative coun.
CT! OF Washington territory, had been accidentally
drowned al Puget's sound.
COMMERCIAL ADYlcEs
Business in California for fortnight had been quite
limited, aud prices generally unchanged. Money
hands - 81 10 $40, Mess Pork SIS: clear do S27 so
Hams l6l; Bacon i6j q Sl5s. L.ckawana Coal S37-
Cotiee-Ru IA. Candies-Adamauliue 23 Rice
Carolina st.
THE IsrHMus.
The lsthmus Railroad Company has completed d
trIp Ia Elk hours
The health of the lsthmus is good.
FROM PERU
The L. ) III gale 81. Lawrence arrived Callao on
the I1sh Of May.
THE sloop of war, St, Mary's, was to sail on the
goth fer a4paia!s
Political matters 10 Peru were still unsettled Do
IuIng Elias Ut Cailao on board L Chlian vessel
Trouble had broken out at Lima between the Anne
lczns aud PeruviaGs owing to administering reports
Concerning the former Several attacks had been
made Americans aud the papers were discussing
the proPrety ot allowing them TO remain Lima
Ffeights al Lima to the United States were S250
SzG, do from Valparaiso So ST. q So per ton. TX
change per cent. prem.
AdF!ces al Panama from Valparaiso to the 18th of
There had been heavy Northern gale at Valpa-
raise the 9Th and 9th Of Iay, doing great damage
10 the shipping. Many VesselB, principally CHILEAN
were sunk or stranded in the harbor,
The American ship C"rsar stranded at Papu-
do and had cargo of 2ot quintais coffee and guam
utY OF ore She is a total loss.
The loss OF property at Valparaiso by this gale is
estimated $50 900.
The damage ase heavy along the coast.
Three whAIeTs were lost at TGicahuano-nU names
or boiling ports given
The markets at Valparaiso were inactive Flour
1uf al s75&
FROM AUSTRALIA
Aopices from Australia 10 the 3lst OF March.
Tn" gold yield continued satisfactory The price
If gua az Melbourne was 50 I3g Cd per oupcs
Flour So per barrel. The wheat crop had
TUNED out much better than anticipated.
SAN FRANCISCO May 3ist, 1854 -Flour-The mar
ke tor all descriptions dull aud the stock of Gal
ivRs tlaNat ana Chilli on hand very large, the total
q ali btands being r4Iiously estimated at IFS 900
~ft"N bbls. We would place the stock 1853 900
bills ,sAndShe cOusunatieu At 81 600 hbls month
Outside hbt Flour hes been worked off to coDside-
fable extent, and is becoming saarce. 0allego
ANA HaXall, on the contrary, in heavy supply,
tho stock certainly not being less than 50 000 bills
The amount of Chill in is very great and as
tha will be the rst brand 10 suffer the CalIfor-
ma crop enters the market, cannot look for any
Improvement IL IT. Shippers should bear in mind
steadily that California heuceforth will supply .er-
self with ouF, and that should any parcels be wanted
from abroad, the demand will merely be for Gallego
ana HhNsil