Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

Later from Cali irornIa and Central America
The D1a;G Wejs'ar arrived here Yesterday
morning
Inc steamships S;ar Of the Wsst and Daaid
e'stef ieit San Juan the afternoon oi the 10th:
the iormer with $50 passengers and S7O0Da0 in
treas.sIe. tor New York. and the latter with lO6
passengers tor New Orleans The news from the
interior IS of importance-iti is derived from dis
tinsuiShed citizen Of Nicaragua, and NAV be re-
lied on coIrect-
Lo'est Nears fro-. -N,cGrog1so-The War is bout
concluded The TeSolutioni>ts have retired 10
Leon and petitIoBed for par,ion from the Govern
men'- and induisence>Ias been accordingly grant
ed BY the PraslGent TO all soldiers oil the rank md
file, and TO all subaIteTns not above the rank of
sergeant Many soldier shave abandoned the rev.
olu'ionlstS: and presented themselves with their
arms.
Gen. GuardIoIo arrived. on the 18th inst at
Gr-neda- and it is very probable that there will
be war between Nicaragua and Honduras To de-
strOy Cavanas. who protected the revolution in
. Nicaragua. Guatemala will aid this movement
for the purpose OF putting end to the Coqniunbo
party the unceaSIug enemy OF peace aud order in
/ Central America
The expedition OF Kinney and Fabens caused
some little alarm The Gov ernment issued a de-
cree authorizing all civil and military chiefs to
arrest the leaders Kinney and Fabens and exc
cute them as soon as they taken within the
territory OF Nicaragua and martial law has been
proclaimed calling ali men 10 arms from the aces
of &c 70 CO.
The Hon j. C. Wheeler United States Minis
ter TO N.caTss has Just eoneIuied very i'm
to two parties Col. Wheeler has gained the
sympathies OF the government and of the inha D.
itants OF Greusda- by his frankness and the sim
PlicIty o ms manners, so congeniaI TO the country
wilIrh he resides
The Government OF Nicaragua ,iesirous 70 do
IFsr1ies
nony with the accessory Transit Company has
conferred ample powers or Messrs- R. q. Teiada
ant Gabriel LaCayo, 70 conclude an engagement
that viii accomplish this important objert.
! hese gentlemen accompanied by the Hen. c.
Cushing agent to the company at Virgin BaY. ar
rived IN the Dan e - e5sfer route or New York
/ via New Orleans On the 10th inst when We
/ !sit Punta Ge Arenas. two steamers oEe Brit
Z I>h the other French were at anchor in the har-
/ tor at San Juan del NUrte or GreytOwn awaiting
to recelve the expedition OI Kinney and FabenS,
/ with due honorS-
By this arrival we have California dates to t!le
Ist Inst-. fifteen DAYS later than previously The
news however IS u:iimDortaat:
The State Central Committees. of the Gwin
( and Brosier.ck factions of the Democratic party
have united to ignore their quarre!s OF the past
and to call a convention TO meet in Sacramento
on the 27ih of June. to nominate executive off,
Gers for the September election
! The Sacramento papers contain a report .hat a
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valuable coal mine has heen discovered about 80
/ miles from Sacramento CITY. and near lone CITY
Ihe anteamJsing law went into i5,rre on the
[ i7th- At midnight or the 10th. all the public.
/ SaInti;@-hoHseS were closed. AMI people passing,
+ III the streets OF CaiiIornd towns ard cities no
ionsrT hear the frequent rafting OF the money at
the S&Db!lGS tabeS- and the cTIe> OF the dealers:
Make your game sentieTen all down; no more =
The gambling is not entirely pas down. but it is
driven from prominent saloons and first floors de-
pnved ol it-musIc and puhiicity-
The law 20 prohibit iioisy ysuiuSen'en:s-includ-
ing theatrical peri0rEance,-or Sunday went in
to effect OH the LIST Ii VIII II enforced ma ke
considerable change on California customs. and
VIII be bitter pill ioT the nnanv-
The Branch Mint in San Francisco again sol
into full operation 7abOu, the middle OF may and
Is coming at the rate oI S22j0 900 4 mouth with
probability of continuing at The same .ls or iu-
cTeasins: provided that the Administration will
proVIie p.eniI:aI supply of acid. The contrar-
tors who had engaged to supply the Mint x.th
acId have aIied- and the superintendent is ncw
purchasing the acids or his own responsibility
During the week eDli1g the 2Gt1. ,iuss 10 the
amount q! Sl20D-OD0 was refined. The follow
ing oificiai statement has been furnished to the
CaToHlcc- Deposits oi gold dust received from
Hiay 10 May 30 S2-230.S69. number of Deposit
oTs Ills: ounces OF dust deposited 133 6J6 gold
coined tIo1 May i TO Nav so. Si-50D OO0
According to the monthly CaIiinrria homicide
. introduced by the Chronirie-ij2 Persons had sui
ieFei violent deaths at the hands Oi their fellow
men IN this State in the first four months OF the
year, including fourteen hung by Lynch Iaw and
/ two hung according 10 statute law On account
OF iBe delay IN receIvIng news roul the distant
parts ol the State. cannot brin. uD the list en-
tire TO date but !ne appearances are that May
n Ill hold her own.
The Lane Commission has confirmed the claim
/ OF General Sutter 10 l9S square miles %. land in
and about Sacramento City. Il pasty OF n squat
ter IN that vicinity took revenge Oy hangin. in
eiisy Judges Thomson and FaIwelI who render
ed the decision, Roger, B. fancy. who deli. cred
the decision IN the Fremont case In the u $ Sa-
preme Court, and Hon. John B. Weller and ex-
Governor John NcDnusal.
Inc Indians IN the vicinity of Crescent CITY
are making themselves troublesome by KILN,
cattle and stealing generally.
The real men OF the Salmon river in Klamath
county, have sent their wives to the mountains
! and war is expected TO follow soon
Snow is Vet lying several ieet In depth on the
Sierra Nevada Mountains ~ o. 8aiieftn
Later from Oregon
Dates have been received at San Francisco from,
Oregon TO the 26th OF May. The Herald says:
The papers are crowded with political disquisi.
tIonS anu violent paTiizan abuse In Fact they