New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
and battle with the Indians 1t Ek Hollow, in which
one hundred aDd twenty vere kiIed, is Of little i'm

| and battle with the Inl,sns at Elk Hollow in which
one hundred and twenty were kiDed, is Of little im-
portance.
Tbe steamer Senator, which arrived from San Diego
the night Of the 10Th inst brought news OF another
reported aibustering expedition in Lower California
Dispatches forwarded by the Commander Of the
meIlcan frontier 10 Capt. Burton, stating that he had
received express from Governor Blancare, stating
that five hundred flhbusters, under the command ot
Capt German, had landed at Cape st. Lucas, with the
intention of taking the country. Dispatches sent
Ia Capt. Barton from Bapcare addressed TO General
Wool, and have been forwarded TO him.
Later news informs US that the expedition was in
the bark Archibald Oracle which left here Oh the 10th
of October for Acapulco, having been purchased by
the agents Of Gen. Alvarez, and converted into Mex
lean coaster II that since Alvarez has got into
power be has denied the contract. On the 18th Nov
ember the bark put into La Paz and was seized and
taken to Mazatlan.
A man named Jacob Wilde was lost IN snow
storm in II Dorado County few days since. He was
found frozen 10 death.
The Sacramento Valley railroad has been completed
eighteen miles OF the twenty-five which intended
TO be laid at present.
A decision has been made by Judge Monson, Of the
Sixth Judicial District, based upon decision made by
the Supreme Court last Winter refusing TO certify
a from his Court TO the United States Court,
whore an alien was one Of the parties in accordance
with the judiciary Act of l7s9 The Supreme Court
last Winter declared the judiciary Act uncon-ttu-
tional and Judge MOnsoD bases bis decision or that Of
the Supreme Court.
Mr.. III. A. Cohen was robbed Of SO, 900 in gold on
the l2tb on board the steamer Uriids the way to
Stockton.
STEAMER FOR THE NICARAGUAs GOvERSNEST.-
Colonel KeweD, who returned from Nicaragua by the
Cores, last week is negotiating for steamer for the
Republic Of Nicaragua. The Transit Company have
offered him the Brother Jonathan, and the Mail Com
pany have offered the Panama and Nothemer One
Of the three will probably be purchased soon, and
be fitted ont for the service of that Government.
Ibis accomplished, the facilities for reaching the
Republic Will furnish those among a favorable Op
pOItunty to try their fortunes in Central America.
fSan Frsscisco Herald.
PASSAGE TO THE ATLAsTIc-Ihe regular prices ct
passage 10 NewYOrk by the steamers sailing to-day
are as follows Per Sonora via Panama, lst cabin,
$3.50; ed cabin, $3.50; steerage, 800. PR COrtes
via Nicaragua LIST cabin 225; ed cabin, $50; steer
age 500. These rates include Isthmus transit There
was however considerable competition during yester
day between the two lines for steerage passengers.
Runners are employed, and we understand through
tickets were sold az low as $50.
RECRUITS FOR GENERAL WALKERS ARMY.-The
steamer COrtes will carry away to-day 100 men re-
cruted for General Walkers army in Nicaragua
Colonel Kewen has appointed Captain SkeTett in
command Of the Company. II is stated that there
upward of 800 applicants for enlistment IN the
service of the Nicaragua Government.
GREEN PEAS, GRAPES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
would our Atlantic friends think to pass through a
market in the middle of December, and find green
peas Strawberries and grapes exposed for sale Yet,
here in San Francisco, all these can be found in our
markets now.