Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-02
Later from California.
New York NuA. /.

18th, arrived this morning.
II was reported in Havana. that General
Concha had been reappointed Captain Gen
ersl for the next thres years
Business active. Sugars frm.
The ship Julia Howard was losl OF Gin
eerbread S.oais III. Oh inst. The crew
were saved.
The steamer Iilioo,s srrived mis- morning
from Aspuwail with California dates To ths
9Th inst She brings nearly two millions in
treasure.
California has gene for Buchanan and
Breckenridge.
The Illinois connected with the Sohors,
which brought down nearly two and guar
ter millions IT gold
! The ,leop OF war Saratoga i-f' Asp,nwali
| Nov. ~ for Norfolk via Havana. Yester-
| day of fuckers l;land took the ~re, ked
| bark Genesee n tow and brought hst IL.
| The Sonora lett San Francisco Oh The es-
aiBg of the oth The election rrturns re-
! reved up 10 Q O'Clock Of that day, foot up,
! Buchansn Ia, Ua0. Filno,s 9,6OU. Fremont
| 1900 Nothing d-fni'. concerning the lie.
gislaturr Nearl, full retutns from San
| Francisco give Buchanan 100 over Fremont
and the latter 400 over Fillmore. The r..
publican legislative ticket prevails in San
! Francisco. though Buchanan will probably
have $50 majority there. The vote IN the
city wa. IGu Il less than at the State cleo
ton las, ,.at. TITS Is attributed 10 the ah-
s~nce of erai ~",ki'g politicians. The
election passed. of quietly.
Adyic.s were received OF The DAY Vi The
steamers sai!lng that fire sss raging in
Sacramento ~ W. Naional fh-a'rH block
DIS Wells, '',e,r ca i'la'e for May
or of An ~ a ot.> WAS killed BY being
throw irom -'tFs =
The Ind So, J- -','i :. -, n Csi'fof-
MIA. 80 Go Fl uttah n vita a party
on the X ,lh..f,t g',et. k,'3mg ~ -rai an
other ,itark.d ~. shit u.,r Bald Moua-
tain, ~ may
Che t. y Srr < -, .f'-"d as'tts Of
the T. .,t-t In e a tai as onied
from So Fra 10, -. n'u.lirg he ct
liens.
Nathan P CO 1 ,om- ra-,.ne,r ~ The
llinois. He - i.icsa,r 10 Washington.
from the Gsdsl.n prreha e. who hat taken
steps fer foIm,ns territorial Gove' ninen'
unde the ntme Vt OriiAo, ia.
The M, rkrts m San Fr,"ciseo were If
active. Prices unchanged.
Dates from the is'hmus OF III" 20h Of
| November. Advices there from Costa Rics
to October 80, u ATE ma, th- Congress had
voted S.5 900 for the campaign Again,'
Walker, and Ia. also purchased b. Ameri
The Chiia COVE nmen' bad rcd a.
: sistance to Costa Rica, and Commissioner
had left me latter country on ,peca, mis-
sions to Peru and Chill.
A sper,al IN tsseuger arrived al Punta
Arenas Oct "a. with dispatches from Qua
) temala. 800 Salvadorian, we're embarking
at Real,go, Oct 81, aud 5 vessels were wsit'
ing at LaUnion for ? 600 Guatemalans under
Carrera.
Apostal convention had been concluded
between Great Britain and New Grenada.
!, Commodore Nervin continues 10 furnish
an escort to protect California passengers
on their arrival and departure.
{ Dates from Caliao are to the 10th Of Oc'
Valparaiso the 18th, and Australia the 29'h
{ Of August Nothing important.
The steamer Thames arrived a, Aspin
wall from Greytown Nov I.
Everything quiet in Nicaragua. Walker
: had troops posted at San Carlos and Other
points. He had just received 400 recruits
J, well provided with arms and ammunition
@ Walker was awaiting the receipt Of provi
sions and attn nunition. The full conuic tior
}. Of all classes is, that az soon q he receive,
!. the supplies and arranges his iorcss,he viii
drive all the allied forces ont Of the State
The allies were much DIVIDED, ard quar-
reiling among themselves.
lue lines correspondence. warrington
goth. says: The President has decided ts
appoint Mr. Ch sc, Of La, special minister
to New Granada. His Instructions are pre-
j, pslIng. and he will leave next week To-
Aspinwall
d tn, executive has determined to ordel
. the U s steamer assachusetts 10 proceet
!. to the leland Of American Guano and rspor
on their location, harbors, &c.
New York, Nov 30
We had the first snow storm Of the seasol
morning, but II changed into rain.
u Philadelphia, Nov 20
9 Ths 'b~rg's concert last night was bril-
:. liant success; he had the largest audisnc,
i. that gathered here since Jenny Land.
/. New York, Nov 70
!, JB Fairbanks, formerly an editor of Lii,
. Illustrated, committed suicide BY Jumping
from an upper story window to the pave
ment.
. The steamer Washington sailed At noon
: for Bremen.
q The ship reported hore OH Sandy Hool
II was the Robert Peel, since got of. She ha
d 200 passengers. 81 deaths from cholera.
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