Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05
New York, Nov. Goth.

ing at 8 O'Clock from Aspinwall, with
California dates of the 9Th inst. She
brings nearly 100000 in treasure.
California has gone for Buchanan. -
The returns received up to clock on
that day. foot up Buchanan l4,000
Fillmore $500; Fremont 1000. There
is nothing definite concerning the Legisla-
ture. Nearly full returns from San Fran
cisco give Buchanan 100 over Fremont.
and the latter nearly 200 over Fillmore
Th, Republican Legislative ticket pre-
vailed in San Francisco Co. thou h Bu-
chanan would probably have 100 majority
there. The vote in the Cry was much
less than that at the State Election last
year This is attributed to tn unavolda-
bic absence Of several working politicians.
The election passed off quietly.
AdYice' We're rcee we'd by telegraph on
the day Of the ste,mcr sailing, that a
fir was ragin, in Sacramento, in the Ma
tiansl Theatre Bloct.
ID. l.. Wells. Republican candidate for
Mayor Of Amador County. was killed Oh
the u, by being thrown from carriage.
Gen Crosby had a fight with a party
Of Indians on the klamath River. xii ING
several. Another party attacked the
whites near Bald Mountain, killing many
Chester and sprague protested Agents
OF the United Insurance Company, had
absconde1 l;om San Francisco, after smind
linz the citizens.
Alvicrs from Oregon. Washington an
the Sandwich Islands. are unimportant.
Nathan 7. Cook came pa>seng in the
Illinois. He is delegate to ashington
from the inhabitants Of the Gadsdcn pur-
chase. who have taken steps for forming a
Territorial Government. nnder the name
of Arizona.
Dates from the Isthmus are of Nov.
Goth. Advices there from Costa Rica to
Oct. Both, state that Congress had voted
s75 1000 for the campagn against Gen.
Walker, and had also purchased the
American brig Dover, to convent INFO a
war vessel.
The Gillian Government had offered
assistance to Costa Rlca, and Commission
ers had left The latter country on a special
mission to Peru and Chill.
Eight hundred San Salvadorians were
embarking at Realejo, Oct. 2lst, and
eight vessels were waiting at lie Union
for 1000 Guatemalian troops, under Cat
rera.
\ Postal Convention had been conclud-
ed between Great Britain and New Gra-
NADIA.
Commodore Merwin continues to fur
nish an escort to protect the California
passengers, on their arrival and departure,
The steamer Thames arrived at Aspin-
wall on the 18th Nov. from Greytown.
Everything quiet Al Nicaragua. Walk
cr had troops posted at san Carlos, lar
apiqui, and other points. He had just
received $50 recruits, well provided with
arms, ammunition and provisions.
San Francisco 5M.-The returns thus
far foot up-Buchanan 1890; Fillmore
IL 300; Fremont 1850. Scott and Nc
Ribbon, Democratic Congressman, are
probably both elected. 1t is impossible
to decide as yet upon the complexion of
the Legislature. There will be a large
number of Fillmore and Fremont men i'll
the Assembly.
p. T. Herbert leaves today for Wash
ington. On Monday he challenged Thorn
as S. King, Editor Of the Eren'ng Bul-
ietin, for articles commenting on the muir
der OF Heating, which challenge Mr. X,
returned, with eontemptuous message
On Tuesday Herbert stood on Montgomery
street all day, with bludgeon, waiting
avowedly to attack King. The latter.
however brushed past Herbert at o clock.
on his way to dinner, in company with two
friends, without any hostile demonstration
on the part of our Congressman. Had
Herbert assaulted Mr.. King. he would
have adorned lamp-poast ten minutes
thereafter.
THE ScuooLFELLow for December is Just
such number, of this best periodical for the
young, as will instruct, amuse, and interest
them. No better work published For sale
by Moses Hale.
Mr.. SuxvER.-It is stated that the physi-
clans of Mr.. Sumner have peremptorlly ior-
hidden him to 90 to Washington at present.