The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

BY the arrival of the steamship George Law VIC
have two weeks later intelligence from the Pacific
coast The news from California is important, as 1t
places Us in possession of the pleasing intelligence
that The Vigilance Con- rnittee of San Francisco had
dishanded ao6 law and order again reigned supreme
IN that city. Tae Committee, after releasing Judge
Terry Internationally, ard with only the recommep
dalton that be resign his Office IS Judge of the So
prene Court Of the State, consummated their labors
and formally dssbanded the 18th Of August, cele
brating the event by grand parade, in which be-
tween six and thousand persons took part. IL
was thought thAt Judge Terry would not resign. 4
few days after the discharge Of Terry, the re.
manning prisoners were released, and the
Committee disTiaatled tlair fortifcatons.
There was rc.hing particularly important
m the way Ct politics geirg en- Tao Fremont party
we're making rapid strides in all parts of the State,
forming clubs and makin I'll necessary preparations
for the campaign, AID ha1 already announced their
convictions that The state was sEre for the Pash.
finder Business geoerally was on the increase, and
great AMOUNT of baidisg and other Improvements
we're going on in saa francisco. The mines were
said to lie yielding bst than ever -hsfore AMI ac
counts from al psus OF the State represented
larger amount OF grain, fui;ssad vege'Sscs thanany
preceding year. The George Law brougl upwards
sure. AL hail, California
Intelligence from New Granada hes Sesn re-
eeived. Tie Eews from Panama is to the ,tth, and
AspinwaH is 90 the I'd ast. Property valued at
100000 had beea lost by fFe IL tas Plsyapristte,
Panama. Senior Lorenzo Tsran, Of Pauame, had
been killed in 6ce The Legiala.ure had met, bat
found much difficulty in organizing The supporters
Of Senior Daz assert that they viii resist the in
auguration of Seusr Cayo, WHO has a majority Of
votes in the Senate, in the Speakers chair, by
force. In AspinssR, General MosqUsra had, on she
first day majority Of votes for the CAGE OF Peesi-
dent. The cock of tie Boston brig Palestine had
attempted 20 poison the entire crew, ani then fed
f,ogn the vessel. Mr. Corwine, United States Con-
missioner lad preferred a series Of charges against
tic Isthmus authorities ~ connected wEGtde late
rios. 81 PaEGmeno, the Official jOar2a', breads
sezure OF the territory og the republic By the
ta.ans Of the Yankee eagle" Nes Granada hal
secursa a satisfactory settlement Of her tsGnalry
dispute with Costa RIGA. The United States ship.
DIVA Independence, bearing The broad pennsat Of
Commodore Mervin, arrived al Panama on tbs 2lst
OF 49, at.
Adg.cas a Panama, by British steamer from 8 an
Juaa on 2,st OF August represent Walkers position
in Nicaragua as very bad, and sly that people
laughed Al his naval blockade decree. Costa Rlca
lad psosn.ssd to a'd Guatemala with fresh foFce.
Walker hal been recruited with ten ar.illerynen
frcm New fesk.
BY way Of Panama we have news from the South
Pacific, dated Valparaiso Is: aud Calao llth Of
August. Owe. che hundred thousand dollars in
specie bad beer forwarded on freight from Vapa-
raiso 10 poramG ny the steamer Bolivia. IN Chile
the yoteG we're beng s.ill takea for President but
up to the last mozsBt o1ly one elecsor had cast his
voice against Sensr Mont. Government had En-
bowed a number OF schools. TIE customs duties
tax had been altered in favor Of the Argentine re-
public. The Valparaiso Raiircad works were being
pushed forward yigoroSsy. Tranquility prevailed
q. al point. Flour rated at $40 80 per 200 lbs
In PERI TIE National Convention was stl in session
hr. the people were dis,eAisnted with it. labors.
TIE trade dealings for Jaly very heavy both a.
africa and Iquique. Some veJy rich gold dggings
had been discovered in Bolivia CO the river choqle
mata.
Australian news to tie Tth Of Jane. has been re-
eeiyed from Sydney, New South wales. During
seven days The branch mint there had coined twenty
thousand bali scvcreigns. One thousand one hun
ded and eleven e=:ces OF gold bad been received at
the treasury In QUO de-. and one thousand SIX han
cred snd ninety eight ounces had been left for coin
age during the week. The sydney Hour market
was dull. Fiue brought cas- and second CO per ton
Our files from British Honduras, dated Belize
August 23, state that the Leqslaiuie and Executive
had passed a law authorizing TIC removal Of sus-
pected aliens aom tie settlement. duty had been
imposed on sugar rum and spirits manufactured in
the northern district Of the colony FOR three years
reward Of three thousand dollars y offered flr tie
arrest OF the in endaries who cred TIE town OF
Belize on tie nth Of July.
Advices from Port au Prince 10 August "a. repor,
yellow fever and black vomi, a. raging wi i
great violence John Dilsoa, chief mate ~ the bark
A. a. wsshburn, hsd died. The markets FOR foreign
produce we5e active
Adyices from Kansas, received at 81. Lous, IL.
form ~ THAT General Ri.hirdson, the pro-.layery
leader, had teen taken prisorer by the free Sta.a
men, and carried before General Lane who released
him and sent him hatk under al os.ort. Lane 4
stu at Lawrence. Mach CONSERVATION prevailed
among the people Of Lc1vCnworth WHO were appre.
hensiye of an attack from The nse state forces.
General Smith bad sent four companies 70 protect
tie town. Governor Geary lad arrived AZ Teaven.
worth, and would proceed 10 lawrence In few
dsys.
A great Fremont meeting "a. held IN Backs
county, Pa near Trenton, n j.. on saturday after.
poos From eight to ten thpsand persons were
present and the enthusiast l. dss 'rbed a. uab,sud.
Ell.
TIE yaiue Or imports e. foreign go IL a, Boston
fot re week ending o. tbe tetb ihstas was
saCs7gs.
- usual - Monday orr police in,eee nee is
tlHeu,ly fui, compri.iug accounts o. riots, bur
81 i,s ttabbiug ARRAYS, &c., I'll Of which, togs,b r
W. iLs usual lo.d matter, aclading a griphic