Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-02
LATEST FROM CALIFoRYI.=
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMSHIP ILLISOIS
The California Re.oIutioo.
PROBABLE VAR.

NEW oRK, june 2S-The Illinois arrived
| this morning, bringing 81. .270, 600, and nine
hundred anu fifty passengers
She connected at the Isthmus with the Col
den Age, which brought down 81, 65s. 600
Principal consignees: Drexel & Co. $3.50 Ooo,
METROPOLITAN ,1,s pd Bank, $50, 600; VIM. Hoge.
| S126,0e0 !; Charles Morgan. 500 600
Thomas Watson, S25. 600; Wells, Fargo &
| Co., Sls0,000 ~
The steamer Sierra Nevada, over due from
| Nicaragua, had not arrived at San Francisco
when the Golden Age left.
immediately on her arrival she was to bs
dispatched with troops to General Walker.
The papers are filed with matters coueer,-
ing the revolutionary state of affairs.
st San Francisco, Casey aud Cora ver,
hung, by the Vigilance Committee AT n,
same time that the funeral rites of King ver.,
| being performed. The place of execution was
| surrounded by two thousand bayopets
| Ex-Judge Ned M'Gowan, Formerly OF the
/ police at Philadelphia, bad beeli indicted hy
the 0Tand Jury as accessory to the murder Of
! King, but escaped -z-e.-
The Vigilance Committee had arrested sew
eral ballot-box suffers and desperadoes. and
also obtained possession OF the fraudulent bal
/ lot-box, an ,@enious construction. III, mos.
astounding election frauds have been revealed
On the u OF June the opponents of the
] Vigilance Committee, held mass meeting in
the Plaza, first warning, by printed pIacards,
/ the ITlenos CT the Committee not 70 enter tn,
Plaza during the meeting. The effect Of this
was to show the real strength of the law a,3
! order party. : ouJtwo thousand were pres
ent. No violence. but much confusion. Res
! oiuiioas were passed calling upon the people
70 resist the Vigilance Committee -
! Judge Terry. of the Supreme Court. had
isiasued ! habeas corpus demanding the prisou-
ers in the hands of the COMMITTEES. but tbs,
writ vas resisted
! On the I'd, tic Governor Issued : procla.
nation declaring the country IN 3 state of IN
7 Esprreciion. and authorizing the Major Gen. Of
! the Second Division OF the State Militia to
raise 4 Il army 10 preserve l. w and order
his action did hot aiarm the committee
! They have Eve thousand lnen fully equipped.
ready for instant action. being thoroughly Or
! ganized, III constant drill for two weeks. IN
| der competent oticers
Men money aud munitions Of war from all
paris Of the State, are al tlreir command, snd
! It IS confidently bo:ised that the Governors
efforts will amount to nothing Tie ivo,up-
teer military companies Of San Fraucisco an:
| Sacramento have disbanded IL order to avoid
being called cut by tte Governor. Z is repcr-
| ted, however. that twelve hundred men are
No collision was anticipatea 4 petition.
numerously signed, was IN circulation. asking
the Governor 20 eall al extra session of the
Legislature. rsr
Tie Vigilance COMMITTEES deny having any,
thing 10 do with tins petition The Sa.
| Francisco - Herald" IS the oal- journal which
opposed the Committee. It puts differen.
coiorirg on the state Of afaiIs. It saws the
Governors proclamation is largely responded
to, shat citizens are largely pressing forward
to enroll themselves under the authorities
that on the 4th of June fifteen hundred wero
enrolled; that by Saturday len thousand xcrlt
be il arms Oh tlc side Of law aud order ana
three divisions Uf the State Militia have been
ordered cut, and many new coalpanies Of VOL
unteers are forming.
Market; - San Francisco are very dull
Money tight.
Dates from Panama 10 the 1oth contain
nothing important. Dir. Crowine, United
States Commissioner 10 inquire into the Pan
ANA riot. was AZ his post busy with his inves-
tgation, The Star says tue testimony so far
collected affords oyerw helming proof Of The
brutality and uuprovokedness of the attack on
the passengers, and the completely of tie po.
lice and other authorities
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