The daily union., 1856-12-30
LArER FRoN oALIFuRNIA.

b. the arrival Of the steamship Illinois Al New York
from Aspnwan Sunday last have received Later n
tsgenos from California Oregon, and the South Pacific
coast Oar ss Of San Frans0O papers for the fort
pIght ending December 5 The news is not important
There was great democratic jubilee at San Francisco on
the 4h in honor Of the election Of Buchanan and Brecn-
ridge. The Herald ssys:
. The demonstration by the Young Mems Democratic
Club last evening in honor Of the triumph Of Buchanan
aud Breckinrdge Of the most magnificent displays
We have ever witnessed in United States pro-
cession, more than a mile In ength-with banners and
ansparencies with torches nags and dsyoeSrendefed
plainly visible in daylight by myTAds Of lights in the
illuminated streets through which passed enNened oy
the martial music Of many bauds and cheered by the
thusAstc greetings Of the ladies along the entire line OF
march, pArAdsd the principal streets Of the city from end 70
end and everywhere received with gaddenng shouts
with waving handkerchief and with every inAg liable
evidence Of erubeant patriotism by the ctEens hocke's
and bIue-ighIs baLsd incessanhythe sty luminous
with every conceivable description Of hreworks-e dem
ocratic houses sheet Of radiant light and al
things bore testimony the delight Of the citizens Al the
election Of Buchanan and Breckenridge, and the conse-
quent salvation Of the Union The Immense coneourse
length dismissed by the marshal with three cheers
Tor Buchanan and Breekindge We have never witnessed
satisfactory demonstration, or one more credAble
to the democracy"
In the same paper We find the following announce
ment
Joseph McKibben, esq, congressman elect and Geo.
the of to-day for the Atlantic States William
Addison sound democrat and esmable ca Len like
wise leaves to-day for short visit the East We wish
these gentlemen pleasant trip and speedy return"
The following items by this arrival are furnished
by our teegraphic agent at New York:
aThe report from The mining districts good though
there was still want Of rain in some districts.
Richard r Hammond, the ex-colsetor Of the port OF
San Francisco had been acquitted OF the charge OF daud
ing the United States government while in office.
The from the Territories of Oregon and Washing
ton is uniIaportant
The dates from Panama are to December 18th. The
Star contains account Of the in Nicaragua con6r
maory Of the ad vices received here by the steamer Tennes
see, but gives nothing new.
"A British squadron arrived at Panama the sh inst
Its object said be examine into the practcaby
of esabshnga naval depot in the Bay Of Panamapob-
ably at Taboga.
"A letter from Carthagena dated November 23 states
that the British difficulty still pending, and block
ads Of the New Granadan ports would be commenced i'm
nediaely.
The dates from Valparaiso are to November l6 and
from Guayaqu to December !. Business Valparaiso
dull The markets well supplied. Copper was
held at $40
!" The revolution in Peru the increase. Two
government vessels had gone the revoutousts
President Castillo bad denounced them pirates and
sent three armed ships in pursuit he authorizes the
sells OF any nation seize them One OF these insurgeut
vessels had the steamship Apurmac had overhauled the
British ailsteamer Santiago her way from Csso 10
Valparaiso and taken from her all the Peruvian mails II
believed that Castillo would be able to suppress the
revolution the convention would him extraordinary
powers"