The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-11
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T0o Weeks Later from California. of the George
Lac uih 81, 500, 600 "a .pseie.
The steamship George Law arrived at New York yester
day morning from Aspinwa with two weeks later inteli
gence from California, bringing San Francisco mails June
10th, inclusive, making the passage from Francisco
New York in twenty-three and half days.
The George Law brings four hundred passengers
United States mails She has board million one hun
bred and fifty thousand dollars in specie.
Among the Of passengers notice those of Capt
H. A. Adams United States navy and bearer of
from Com. Perry, Of the Japan expedition; Capt d. d.
Porter of the steamship Golden Gate and Matilda
Heron the popular actress who had just completed long
and profitable engagement at San Francisco.
Among the dispatches from Commodore Perry is the 'Ja
pan treaty"
The of the weeks last past interesting and
important. First in the catalogue be mentioned the
disturbances in San Francisco resulting from the
tenure Of land titles Headsrong and desperate men, melted
by cupdy entered upon the lands of under alcade
titles and where forcble taken eject them
force met by force
Adyices from the mining regions highly
Several new and rich mines had been discovered
The general intelligence is without very special interest
The wheat and barley crops very fine All kinds of
agriculture prosperous.
Captain Walker of the busers taken charge of the
editorial department of the Sacramento Journal.
Several squater riots had occurred, in which fire arms
and freely used Several severely injured
George d. Smith, Of Rochester shot dead The riots
originated in the supposed rejection Of the cys BY the
land commissioners.
The branch mint actively engaged in manufacturing
gold bars and ingots, also silver and other coin.
Mr. George w. Baker, recorder of San Francisco has
been indicted by the grand jury for misdemeanor office
The court of sessions however, quahed the indictment
The explosion Of the steamship Secretary is charged
gross careessness upon the part of the owners they
held be wlfuy cupable system Of steamboat inspec
ton has been recommended by the people, the President
urged to appoint inspectors for that purpose the dis
trict. F.
ExCocctor Beverly c. Saunders instituted suit TO re.
$4S, 900, claimed by him fees whilst in Office
The trial of Captain Walker of the llbusters has been
postponed until August The accused alleges his expe-
don gotten and for the purpose pro-
tecng the people of Sonora from the ourages and
Of the Apache Indians
The city of San Francisco had appropriated 900 for the
celebration of the 4th of July.
The exchange and custom house course cree
tion
The Chinese Mission Chapel dedicated on the 4th of
June.
self with pistol.
Advces from Oregon June 10 that the election for
territorial and county district officers bad resulted favorable
to the democrats.
The people of Blinghono Bay, Washington Territory
anticipating attack from the Indians.
Advces have been received from Queen Chuett's island
and the Sandwich islands to May TO- Parliament ses
o and the King with much dignity had proclaimed
neutrality in regard to the European wars.
The British oop Honolulu arrived at San Francis.
co on the 18th,
Thomas Dillon Smith, of Philo was killed in the squatter
riots.
Late arrivals from Australia the yield of gold
very encouraging.
The ship Columbia from Boston, burnt at Melbourne
Captain Smith tried for setting fire TO the steamer
West Wind, and acquitted.
Trade and business in Australia duh.
Markets
The San Francisco markets generally dull and prices
dropping. Haxal and Gallego -four, $40 so $l2 Pro-
visions dull Stock of all kinds produce large and
increasing,
The money market stringent but unchanged Mining pros
porous.
Dis'urba"ceRamored Destruction Of Catholic Church-
Cholera, &c.
BosToS July l02, ma serious disturbance took place
yesterday between the Irish and Americans at Lawrence
Pistols clubs, stones, &C., freely used and several
severely, some, it is feared fatally wounded 1t is re-
ported that the Catholic church demolished.
1t seemed that the Irish raised the American fag union
down. with large it, The Americans got hold of and
tore it to rbands The excitement very great and is
feared that the disturbances are not yet ended.
Judge Cushing Of the police court Boston, was
on the bench to-day with cholera, and carried home
Deoth. /" BaltiA,ore.
Baltimore, July l0.The whole number of deaths in Bal
more during were 204 of which one was case or
rholerathat of Mr. Williams of Virginia who came from
New York with the disease and died in collapsed state
six hours after his arrival.
arrest Of Susquehanna Railroad Superintendent
BALTIMORE, July lO.Winchestcr the superintendent
he Susquehanna railroad, warrant cbarg
ng him with causing the accident the road July A.
Markets.
NEW YonK, July lO.-Flour dull-salcs of 5000 barrels
State, sc rs a$7; southern, SIS A SIS 81 Wheat-sales
600 bushels at Saturdays prces Cornsaes of 40
bushels Mixed &C cents; yellow, co 70 cents Oats q,
ents Cotton frmer
PhnApELPnlA, July io.-Flour, IS a. Wheat and corn
unchanged. Stocks frmer
Some cholera reported 4a
BALTaonE July 10Flour-saeso of 800 barrels CITY Mills
Ss; Howard-strcet is held at SO So Wheat-sales Of
900 bushels; new white, 81 70 81 rs red 81 6s 81 ia
ornsaes Of bushels of white at "a "a cents no vel
ow sod Oassales of 900 bushels at 60 ca cents But
erin kegs, IL Ia cents in rolls 10 a 20 cents
WUFThf REsIDENCNS for remit have for rem, ,eve
ss houses with two ground each stu
ted ON kendall Green" little norhc
rom the Capitol.
These houses and convenient with cellar xood
he'd and stable for each, and wuter at hand
The situation beautifully overlooking large portion of The city
nd he Capiin $3.50 - ''"~''S,