The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN AGE.
Two Weeks Later From the Atlantic.

Aug. 2Sth.
MEMoRANDA-The steamer Golden Age,
j T. Watkins, commander, with passengers
mails and freight from New York, per
steamer Illinois, to the 9TH Aug, and New
Orleans, per Granada, to August 9TH, left
Panama 10TH of Aug, at ?. NJ. arrived
at Acapulco on the Dist, at A. NJ re-
ceived the usual supplies of coal and proYl-
sions, and sailed at o'clock same day, ana
arrived at San Francisco at A. NJ. Aug. 2o.
The U. S. ship Saratoga, Capt. Fulton,
was at Aspinwal to remain until relieved
by another vessel Left at Panama the |.
S. ship St. Mary's.
The last English steamer from San Juan
brings intelligence of great dissatisfaction
among the troops forming Walkers army
many of them were sick, and all badly pro-
visioned They were taking advantage of
every opportunity of leaving the State
That portion of the natives opposed to
Walker were daily gaining strength, while
the adjoining States were combining their
forces to march against him at an early date.
EUROPEAN NEws-July 2l.-Thc propO-
sails for the settlement of the Central Amer
lean question made to the English Govern
ment by Mr. Dallas, our Minister, has tran
sprcd through the Lon92n Times, and had
given general satisfaction They may be
briefly summed mp as follows:
San Juan to become free port, under-the
sovereignty Of Nicaragua
The Mosquito Indians to be concentrated
on territory clearly defined in Its extent,
and an annual pension paid to their chiefs
England to restore Island Bay to the
State OF Honduras
Baze to remain in possession of the En-
glsh, with the same limits as i'll 1850.
A portion of territory to be taken across
Central America in order to establish a
communication between the two oceans.
The chief feature in the news is the criti-
cal position to which the liberal party has
been brought in Spain, by the success of the
recent comp deiat on the part of the Queen,
aided by the treachery of ODonnell. 1t
appears that O'Donncl in order to further
the objects of the conspiracy, had concen-
trated $4,000 troops in Madrid, with whom
after thirty hours desperate resistance he
disbanded the National Guard and the cit-
Zens.
1t was reported that Espartero had been
arrested in Madrid but the rumor requires
confirmation.
In Arragon the popular party were yicto-
rious, and the revolution was acquiring
strength, from the fact that legal quorum
of the Cortez had assembled at SaragoSsa
and proclaimed constitution. Another cir
cumstance that aided the popular cause, was
that convoy of 100000 francs from the
credit of the Mobilicr, which had entered
Spain previous to the news Of the insurrec-
ton having been received in France, would
nave to pass through the district i'll which
the Liberals We're in the gratest force.
The cNilcd Christmas, with Nayarez AT
their head were Fastening from Paris to
the frontiers of SPAN, and the Emperor Of
France had ordered 5000 cavalry to assem-
bic on the frontier Of France as d measure of
precautlOn
CoNGEssIoNAL.-Mo MoHDW July 2Sth.-In
Senate a resolution calling on the President
to communicate all the information he had
respecting affairs in California with reference
to the San Francisco Vigilance Committee,
and whether application had been made by
the Governor Of that State for aid in en-
forcing the laws, was adopted
a petition from Com VANDERBILT, that a
contract be made with him for carrying the
mails between New y ork and Southampton,
was presented.
a bill was also introduced authorizing
the contract for monthly trips between the
TWO ports for ten years, for $l6,2S0 per
trip-thc service to be increased to semi
monthly trips, if necessary.
Bills for Improvement of the llarbors at
the mouth of Grand river and Black Lake
Michigan, were passed.
In THE House A bill to improve the
Dcs Moines Rapids was passed.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
take up the Senate bill to admit Kansas.
y motion to suspend the rules 50 that the
Select Committee might report on the Pa
ctic Railroad Bill, was ncgatiyed but ten
thousand copies OF the report were ordered
printed.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the Army Appropriation BILL
An amendment that no part OF the military
force OF the Federal Government shall be
employed in enforcing the existing laws Of
Kansas, and otherwise carrying out the doc
trlnes Of the Free Soil party was adopted
Yeas, IS noes, 40.
lN SENATE July 3lst.-The bill directing
the payment of the California War Debt
Bonds upon order of the Commissioners,
was passed
The Secretary of War was requested to
communicate inornution respecting roads
running into the interior OF the country
from the Academy at West Point.
A number OF river and harbor improve
ment bills were passed, among them appro-
prlatlons for Newark harbor, Big and Llttlc
Sodus, and the Delaware breakwater.
In the House the day was spent in discuss
ing the merits of the Kansas contested elec-
tion case pending the reading of paper
on the subject from Gov. Reeder, who was
lying sick III Philadelphia, the House adj