The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-12
New YonK, Sept. 8.

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censured by the Coroner's jury.
New YoRK, Sept 8.
The steamship Northern Light ar
rived this forenoon, with over a mil,
lion IN specie, and $50 passengers.
The Northern Light connected will
the Uncle Sam, and brings dates t.
Aug. IS. "a
The mail steamer Golden Gaze left
San Francisco the same day as the I'm.
Gle Sam. for a trial of speed.
The Sonora with New York dates to
the goth July, arrived up just before
she left.
Trade at San Francisco was dull, and
most articles had declined in price.
The mines continued to do we'll.
The wheat crop will yield about p
000,0 bushels.
An Indian war was raging in Nor b.
ern California andSouthern Oregon.
Twent y-fve Americans had been kill
ed on the klamath, and 10 Indians had
been caught and hung.
The Indians had also attacked the
miners on the upper Sacramento seven
Americans were murdered, and so In
dams killed.
A party of Mexican robbers had kill
ed seven settlers at Ranchoria and one
woman ; also robbing a Mr.. Frepch of
$1,000. The woman's name was imon.
The robbers were pursued by the Sheriff
and a party. A fight ensued, in which
the Sheriff and three of the robbers we're
killed. Nine of the robbers we're after
wards hung by lynch law at Ringold,
FL Dorado Co.
Jeremiah Crane shot a Miss Newman
who had refused to marry him.
An earthquake was felt at Santa Bar
bara on the LIST of August.
A nugget worth $4,000 has been
at Maripoza county.
The surveying steamer Actirc, which
went in search of the whale ship Nile,
supposed to have on board Scran and
Clifford, forgcrs of Honalulu. They
had oyerhauled that vessel, but the -cul-
prits were not on board.
JIG Ro1ls, late partner of Adams
&c.,, absconded on the ship Audcrcou
for Australia. 1t appears that he and
his friends obtained over $4,000 of
assets of that concern.
A clerk and a Frenchman had been
detected in counterfeiting gold dust
They say they were employed by the
franklin Exchange Co.
The Know Nothing State Convention
lad nominated j. +. John on for Gov
,rnor, r. NJ. Wilson for Lit. Governor,
Hugh G. Merry and d. S. Terry for JUS
ice of the Superior Court, George W.
Whitman for state Comptroller, Henry
Bates for Treasurer, J.. A. Brewster for
Attorney General, and j. Ellen for
State Printer.
The U. S. sloop-of-war Decatur ar
wed at San francisco from Puget's
, 3und.
a fire hid ccc1rcd at Stocton, de-
tIoying property to the amount of $780,
All the British and French mcn-oe
7ar have left San francisco. Some for
and the rest on a cruise.
SAN FRANcrsco, Aug. 17.-Salcs TO-
Gallcgo aud IIazall -four in lots,
S@i3,58.
Bacon Extra zoe.
Buttcr-For new, 55c.
Pork-Clear, S28.
Money-Abundant.
FRoM THE IsTMUs.-War still RACES
] the interior. A battle was fought on
be 18th near Leon, between the Gov
troops under Guardiola, and
ne Democratic army under Munas.-
he latter was defeated and killed in
be battle.
Col. Walker arrived at San Juan de,
ug on the goth, with a small dctach-
leut under his command. He was en-
eayoring to recruit from the California
assengers, but with little success.
Col. Kinney was still at San Juan del
'or1h. He had concluded his contract
IT the Shepherd grant of 35,000,000
,rcs of land, and had sent an agent to
to get the grant confirmed by
lie government.
The assignees of the specie are the
letropolitan Bank $3.50, 600, Wells,
argo & Co. $1,000 600, Drexel & Co
ZIG, 000, Andrew Curry $4,000 Fenil,
eabedFL& Co. $4,000, and others
Bosros, Sept. 8. :
Mayor Smith h as called a meeting Of
&c citizens to devise means of relief for
le Norfolk sufferers.
james t.. Simpson who was arrested
re on a charge of fitting put a vessel for
&c slave trade, was to-day discharged
the u. S. Commissioners.
Second dispateh-A large meeting of
tizens was held in the exchange to-
ny in behalf of the Norfolk sufferers;
Layor Smith presided and speeches
made by Hon. Robert G. Win |
lrop and others. A committee was
pointed to raise subscriptions of mo- /,
andlprovisions $4,000 have been al {
ady raised here among the merchants !
/ Alpheus Hardy, ESD, $1,000 of I
hich was remitted yesterday, and the !
mainder will be sent Immediately. l
BALTIMORE, Sept. z. /
The tenor Of the news from Norfolk {
Portsmouth is of an awful nature !
be people are suffering from famine as !
ell as apsstilence. The details are {
tsrowing. Particulars VIII be sent !
on. Three thousand dollars were Q
described to day at the counter of the
mericau Newspaper making the to- {
| collections of this city upwards of e
1000. A steamboat load o~fpro~is- t
as are sent from here daily. A meet t
g of citizens is called to devise further t
cans of relief. +
a PLACE for everything and every t
ing in its place. ID