Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16

Inc piece. lie jury EetuIuou d FcEOiC1 III dCCOru-
ance with the above facts and, act of justice
to Mr.. Bray, appended the following note to their
verdict:
"The jury are satisfied, after a patient and tho
rough examination of the testimony, that it was
purely accidental, and fully exonerate Mr.. Bray
from all blame. On behalf of the Jury,
L. B. HIGGINS, Foreman"
The K. N. majority on the popular vote of mary
land is 2923 taking the vote for Comptroller She
test; 1885 if the vote for Lottery Commissioner be
taken. All this is nothing to kill. We will come
out straight at the Presidential election.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
The New Nic.raguam GOvernment---InteIesting
from PetrOpOlOwski.
New YORK, Nov 17.--The steamer Northern
Light arrived here this morning with California dat
to The goth ult She brings specie. All quiet
on the Isthmus Walker and Chamos' party had
agreed upon terms of peace, and Rvas appointed
president, Walker having declined the honor He
had, however, been appointed commandern-chief of
the Nicaraguan forces. Parker H. French, formerly
of the Sacramento Tribune, had been appointed com
missary of war. The people of Nicaragua appear to
be pleased with the new state of affairs, and no more
trouble apprehended. Col. Kinney remained at
Greytown, and Walker was reported to be disposed
to drive him out of the country
The mail steamer which left San Francisco on the
2Oth ult. for Panama had $4,000, 900 in gold.
The California news is unimportant. The Sierra
Nevada, from San Juan, which arrived at San Fran
cisco the 9th, lost As passengers by cholera three
) of whom were cabin passengers.
Indian troubles in Oregon continue to a
serious aspect Major Halter and his forces had been
surrounded by the Indians at point above Dalles,
without food water for fortyeght hours, and Lest
Day and $50 men had been sent to their relief.
The steamer Golden Gate arrived at San Francisco
on the 15th. The Cortes had not arrived on the
Goth
The u States steamer John Hancock had arrived
at San Francisco from Peiropoowski. bringing news
that the Russians were in great force on and land
at the AMOR, and anxious TO meet the allied fee,
who were probably in the Gulf of Tartary. The
British steamer Baracenta had been at Ayan and
found the place deserted bit discovered amount Of
secreted goods belonging the Russian fur company,
, which were seized. The steamer then went to Pc
tropolowski and entered that port with the American
flag flying, fred into the town and then left. When
off Elizabeth island she encountered Bremen brig
with $40 Russian officers and soldiers, which shs
captured and carried to Hong Kong.
Seven clipper vessels had arrived at San Francisco
from the Atlantic ports. Their cargocs readily
sd d had sd bean
b.. fits.
Domestic -four was selling at 50 so TO- Wheat
50 IS So 25. Clear pork $42 mess $38 so.
. The balance of the treasure ($6O,000) sunk il
J. the Yankee Blade has been recovered
e Five hundred men, under Capt. Foy of Sacramento
q had left there to join the Walker fllibusters
On the 9th ult. the Indians on the Reyne rive
j. massacred fifty whites Major Fitzgerald pur
= sued the Indians, killing thirty of them and wound
ing ten Of his own men.
j. Arrival of the Empire City with California Mails
l. New YORK. Nov. 13.-The steamer Empire City
, with the California mails of the Goth ult and 81,
#, 654, 900 in gold, arrived here this afternoon
, The news from the Isthmus is unimportant. Val
paraiso dates to September goth, and Calao to Octo
Der 10th had been received The political news fror
Chill was unmportant Business was much depressed
r owing 10 the holidays.
= Revolutionary movements had broken out in Be
" livia, but in most instances they speedily sup
pressed.
Dates from Sydney, Australia, to August 18th ha
l. been received Flour had fallen to f40 per ton fo
the best Gold dust was worth "a per ounce A
9. Melbourne business dull flour "a and plenty.
n From Havana.
II CHARLESTON, Nov. 13.-The steamer Isabel, Cap
Rollins, from Havana, with dates to the 10th, ha
II, arrived.
Sugars were dull owing to the high prices. Qut
4 tations unchanged
By regulation just put in force, mail steamer
N, sgnaled off Havana before sunset will hereafter
~ allowed 10 enter the port after that hour The MOI
i'd Castle will hoist flag signal that steamers ma
enter.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1O.-Later advces from TIE,
It.. as have been received A fight had occurred nea
IT. Fort Belknap, between the Delaware and the C.;
manche Indians in which seven of the latter WEI
nd killed. The Indians were committing depreciation
on the frontier
IS A treaty had been made with the Camanches
of New and Northern Mexico
r. The steamer Prometheus, from New York bad a
rived at Corpus Christi.
ID.
no From Mexico
NEW ORLEANS NOV. 12.-The steamer OriZaba b.
# arrived, bringing city of Mexico dates to the 9Th
pr varez still President, and had fixed his resden
m at Tilatgar Ocompo had resigned as Minister
Foreign Relations, owing to disagreement with Cor
nd onfort the Minister of War;
IN Louisiana Election.
I'D New ORLEANS, Nov. 12-The returns of the r
cent election show that WickIife, for Governor, al
the entire democratic State ticket has been electe
~ Three Democrats and one American have been elect
TO Congress.
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rio Conference ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mts To-Da
- At Front Street,. w Guthrie, 1O4 A. M
NJ L. Douglas. 3 P. NJ.
cd' J. P. Moore, P. M.
us, At Fifth Street-A. Norman, 104 A. M.
nd. r. P. Bib, p. M
H. N. F. Reid, 2. M.
NY In the Protestant Methodist Church at night
;le' o'clock, Abram Weaver
OF Singular Railroad Accident---TraIn OF Cars UP,
rk, by a Gust OF Wind--Tvvo Lives Lost.
mo New YORK, Nov. 13.-Last night the Expire
train from Albany on the Harlem Rail- ad, with
exception Of the engine and tender,) was thrown