Butte record., 1855-09-15
ARRIVAL OF TIE GOLDEN AGE.
Important Election Neps--- Siege of Sc
bastopoI about to be raised Startling
Nelos from Germany.

S"' W. "'e"p
IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.-Intelli-
genee reached Acapulco, on The oath Of
August, that Santa Anna left the capital
on the 18th ult. for Vera Cruz, leaving
Carara President On the night of his
departure the people arose en- masst
and proceeded 10 his house, and the
houses Of his ministers, shouldered every
thing movable and fred the pile The
mob then pronounced in favor of the plan
of Ayutla, and gave three riraS for Al,
wares and Commonfort. When the new
reached Puebia Of Santa Annals abdi-
cation, force of cavalry start,d in pur
suit, but failed 10 overtake him. Mai
communication between the city of Mexi
C" and Acapulco has been resumed -
Augustus Juan, Of Limantour nororiety
has been liberated by the Mexican courts
ALABAMA ELEcTIoN.-The election
! r. suited in the choice of John A. Wins
ton, democrat, for Governor. by 5000
majori.v. and 5 democrats and Know
Moth. .ngs f. Congress. The Legislature
is strongly den. "cratlc
NoRrH CA3oLGNA ELECTION .-Ful
returns shows 8 Know Nothlngs have
been elected Congressman out Of elec-
ted.
TENNESSEE ELECTION Know
Noth'ngs have 6 of the 10 Congressm n
elected. The Know-Notbings have a
majority of four in the Legislat n-:c, on
joint ballot.
KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN-The election
was held On the 9th Aug. The f.. n IS
elected their Governor, Morehead, by
1000 majority, and elected Congress
men. Fine democrats elected three, and
the Wings one Congressmen The whole
American State Ticket is chosen By
about M"rchcad's majority.
RIoTING AMONG THE PHILADELPHIA
FIREMEN.-A sanguinary riot occurred
Ang. l9, between the New Market and
Mt, Vernon fire companies Three of
the rioters were shot, two of whom were
not expected TO live.
A riot occurred at Louisville on the
day Of the election, Aug. 6. The riot
was made up of number of fights be-
tween the Know-Nothings on one side,
and the Irish and Germans on the other.
The number OF persons killed was not
cx 'clly known, but it was probably .ot
less than 10 or Is. A ro% of frame
buildings, belonging 30 an Irishman,
named Qninn, was burned. and the ten
ants werG SHOT down when they attempted
to escape.
The South Carolina Know-Nothings
have renounced all connexion with the
X. Ms Of the free Stats.
Mr.. Kelly, of Cincinnati, charged with
being an Abplitionist, WAS whipped by a
pro slavery mob, in Atchison, Ark, and
d great excitement is the consequence.
Hon Abbott Lawrenc', =, oil Boston,
died on the 18th OF Aug.
DILLON AFFAIR SETTLED settle
ment on mere nominal basis, which is,
that, instead of firing a salute when the
flag is hoisted. the French men-of-war
which visite the port Of San Francisco,
shall lie received with salute.
FERmoNT.--1'he Old Line Wings have
nominated John Wheeler, Of Burlington
for Governor, and Issac T. Wright, Of
Castlcton, for Lieutenant Governor.
BALTIMORE, Aug. To- Our State De-
mocratic Convention, to-day. nominated
W. w. Bowie, Of Prince Georges coun-
Iy, for State Controll-r, and George
Gale, of Kent county, for Lottery Com-
missioner. Mr. Dawson has refused to
accept the Governo'ship "f Kansas, and
Wilson Shannon of Ohio, has been ap
pointed
DR.. Peter Parker, long a Missionary
at Canton, and late S crctary of the
American Legation, has been appointed
Commissioner to China.
New YoRK ---Califoinil Bonds rs,
ls70--S7I. Richard 2. Robinson, of
Helen Jewett noturlety, died at Lonis>
vile, Aug Sth.
FROM THE PLArNs,---An express had
reached Fort L"avenworth with tn, in
telligence that the cholera he'd broken
out at Fort Riley, in most virulent
form; and that numbers had died every
day since 1t made its appearance. Maj.
Ogden, of the U. S. \ is dead The
persons about the fort were panic strick
eo, and had fed TO the h lis to csc p
the pes'iience, leaving the sick to de,
and the dead unburied.