The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-15
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Later from California. arrival cfAs George Lac.
NEW YonK, July A.-Ths steamship George Law, from
Aspinwa 9Th instant arrived early hour this morning.
She brings the California mails Of June goth, and ST. 700
900 in specie, and 400 passengers
The soopowar Decatur from Pugeps Sound arrived at
San Francisco, June 18th.
The only news OF interest from San Francisco relates
the Vigilance Committee which still in
session. Their forces consist Of four thousand infantry five
hundred cavalry FIVE companies Of artillery, and
pieces ordnance These troops drilled at several
mores In different quarters Of the city, and occasionally APP
pear in the streets for regimsntsl drill. y t.-
Gen. Wool refused to loan the governor arms and ammu-
milton the ground that he not authorized to act in the
premises except upon the order Of the President. I.
The committee have thrown breastwork of sandbaSf
In front Of their buildings and guarded all the approaches
with cannon. Brass edpieces mounted the roofs,
ready for instant action day and night
Several additional criminals been convicted before
the revolutionary tribunal of ballot box stung been ban
ed from the State, and sent to board foreign bound
ships .....y n ..u ....
The following had been arrested and awaiting trial
Thomas b. Cunningham, the murderer Of COL Weymouth,
Of New Orleans Thomas Mallory highwayman; Bill Lewis,
ballot box suffer Robert Lpsey and Phander Brace, MUIR
derers. All the had been made without boodshed
and chiefly without violence The vigilance committee mum
Der some thousand men, armed with revolvers.
An immense meeting held in San Francisco on
were made by Balie Peyton, Hon. VIM Duer and Others
fully endorsing the action Of the committee. S.
The committee had issued address to the public and
also published the constitution Of the organization.
Terence Kelley of the ordered to leave refused
and was taken into custody. .l........
Gen. sherman has resigned his commission major gen.
the State troops In consequence of the refusal of Gen.
Wool to furnish and ammunition. ....r
The State militia encamped San Francisco, and
are said to number but few hundred men. But little fear
of A collision Is anticipated. 4,
Chinese Camp was burned the 9Th Of june The loss is
stated at 100000
The markets were dull especially breadstufis Gaego
-four sold sl4 So and Haxa for SIS So Clear pork in
half barrels, sl3 SOL bacon, sides, Is cents
The grain crops generally favorable.
The miners doing fine business in all quarters.
The report that Gen. Smiths camp had been attacked BY
the Indians and large number killed and wounded, was
not fully credited at Jsnksonyila
$50 NICARAGUA.
The news from Nicaragua very important. Gen. Walker
was elected President June "a Riv and his Minister Of
War left Leon l2h and afterwards appeared at Chi
nendago They there collected six hundred natives called
the outpos and ordered the American troops to evacuae
Leon The order obeyed, and Ras took possession
with 40 men General aker declared the Rivas party
traitors Most of the officers Of the former cabinet stand BY
Walker.
Arrioal Of The Orisaba-Fther from California and W
caragsd.
Nrw YoaK, July N.-The steamer Orirsba from San
Juan arrived here tonight with 400 passengers and $780,
900 In gold She connected with the Sierra Nevada which
was detained Francisco until the 2st ult In order 10
receive on board banhed by the Vigilance
Committee.
The Uncle SAM from Panama. arrived at San Francisco
on the night OF the 10th. ..
Eleven we're shipped board the Sierra Nevada
| at night under strong guard.
Lewis Belcher, old resident Of Monterey, ". shot BY
some person unknown and died the day the steamer
sailed.
The San Francisco markets the Goth moderately
active and the leading staples in fair request Flour
| had slightly declined.
The election Nicaragua took place the Gath ut The
official fully completed but there
doubt about Walkers election by overwhelming majority
His army receiving strong achievements, and now num-
bcrs 800 strong with two artillery companies and i've held
pieces President Rvas accompanied BY his Secretaries
Of State and War; and the Minister Of Public Credit, who
had ed Leon and Chinsndea and bad taken opposing
attitude toward the Walker party. The III NicaragHsHe at
tributes the n the fear OF the external enemies Of
the State and Of tn approaching election Walker had Is
sued decree appointing Don Ferrsr provisional President
the election declaring all Of Rvas after his de-
seron void and cauonng the citizens refuse obedience
all such would be considered traitors 10 the country. Ri
and his cabinet at Leon at the latest dates, all
American troops having left the place. He charged with
having invited enemies Of the country to invade Nicaragua
The latest papers are TO the 2sth
Dseiension and Appointment.
81. LOWS July 1iProfessor Shannon, Of the Missouri
Unvcrsty has declined reelection president OF that In
stitution W. w. Hudson has been elected In his stead
Indian Di6fcuh.. IN Kansas, &c.
ST. Lows, July IA letter 10 the Republican, dated
Palermo Kansas that the Kickspoo Indians bad
rious difficulty among themselves, caused BY free Of
liquor Several we're killed. The letter also states
that COL Lane had the Territory with several hun
dred men, and had been heard say that he would take
Kansas Or die.
Political Movement.
Nrv Yonx, July HlThe northern American national
ecuive committee have engaged suite Of here and
preparing for the campaign The question Of the vice
presidency has not yet been settled
Interesting from M,rico. Is. e.
Nrw osLsANs July 1.-THE steamer Texas has arrived
from Vera with dates 10 the sh. The Spanish feet
had departed. e 81. .......
President Comonfort had decided upon the sale OF all the
lands belonging church and other religious corpora
lions The constitution and church property decree
sppisuded by the people. State TO be formed
snder the constitution, called the Valley Of Mexico.
Advces from Guatemas state that the advance guard OF
the army arrived and was cordially received
Hostities hsd been commenced by Leon and Chhuahus
against Tsmauipss.
DIED,