The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

NEW YORk, Sept. SJ.--In6 iluuolh, WIN OhH'
toruia dases Of the Jth has arrived, bringing 81.
soO. 600 In treasure. She connected with the Col
deu Are which brought down o., 900, 000-the lat
ter passed the Sonora and John l.. Stevens, both
bound up.
10Th.
The California news il unimportant but inter
estins The Vigilance Committee Of San Franc's-
co quietly disbanded, and on the 2lst OF August
threw open their rooms to She public !,
Al the Democratic primary eiecuons IN 80
rraucisco, all the successful candidates were
known opponents of the Vigilance Commi"ee'
Judge Terry took his seat on the bench OF the
Supreme Court on the Goth of August
The Republican State Conventiop, %." ~;
Ira p. Rankin, {merchantD ana inomAs W. ,"''
ner for Congress. .s,-, ,,s.
A fire had occurred at Martinez, invo'Vins ioss
Of $4,000 ....,
the state arms from q vessel by order OF the sigr
lance COMMITTEES, had been indicted for piracy IN
the United States Court and bail refused
The American State Convention had nominated
r q whitman, and A. b. DibIle, for Congress.
The Indians we're still committing depredAiions
!, ysr;ous narts of the State Capt Judah had
DISPATCHED body of troops from Fort Jones to
cbastise the Pelt River tribes, and Gen. Crosby OF
the volunteer forces. was about to send . detach-
meut on the same errand.
THE MARKETS.
The San Francisco markets were quiet. Money
was easy and plenty. The State stocks were i'm
proving. Flour-Jobbing sales of Haxan at els
per Dbl Wbiskey All cents per gallon. Spirits of
Turpsntine los cents. Butter was selling for 81
cents per pound Clear Pork in half barrels At
$l9 25 Hams 10 cents per pound Orleans No
iasses 60 cents per gallon.
THE IsTHMUs.
The Illinois brought Panama dates of the 18th.
Some excitement existed there, in consequence OF
the legislature having become disorganized on
question touching the Governorship. For the time
there was fear OF general conflict and most Of The
citizens fled. Houses were barrieaded and the u.
s. ships independence and st Mary's were in rea-
diDess to protect American citizens and property.
Mariana Arose Mena, President of the Assembly,
who WAS the .riHgleader of the opposition, sought
refuge on board the ST. Marys. The affair hna ~
ended in smoke.
The health of the Isthmus was good.
The sloopof war Saratoga was at Aspinwah
EICARAGUAN AFFAIRS.
Advices from Nicaragua, of August Goth, state
that Walker remained quiet. Leon had been
abandoned TO the invading army, which numbered
fifteen hundred troops. DR.. Livingston had been
released and sent to San Salvador.
The people of Somoto had risen against the Leon
faction and assassinated several prominent parti-
Fans, including Joaquin Chomorro and Augustine
Herdandez
Walker had issued several DEGREES, and amongst
them, one modifying the Transit Grant TO Morgan
g. Co. and another declaring the properly of the
Accessory Transit Company forfeited to the State
A rumor had reached Aspinwall OF revolt
among Walkers troops, forty of whom refused TO
do duty 1t was said that Walker gave them "a
hours TO reconsider; at the expiration of which
time, they still refusing. were led out and shot.
Hon. Pierre Sonic has purchased a rancho in Nj
caragua for $4,000; and was to return to the
United States by the next steamer.
Col Schiessinger had published a letter to the
army denouncing Walker as a traitor, accusing
him of dishonesty, and offering protection to all
of Walkers troops who will join him. Schlessin-
ger was at Matagaipa, in the interior
In decree dated August Goth, Walker states,
that in consideration of be transfers all the
property and right of the Accessory Transit Com.
pany, to Charles Morgan and Cornelius Garrison.
REVOLUTION In SOUTH AMERICA
Valparaiso dates of August 10th and Callao OF
the 9th have been received. A revolution took
place in Lima, headed by Gen. Castillo, who had
some fighting in the plaza with the Government
troops under the President. The engagement last
ed several hours but the revolutionists were final
ly subdued.