New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26
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ARRIYAL oE TIIE sgEAatsHIP aRANADA.

LATER FROM GALTF F0IsNIA.
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tarfE Aastats VI sase Vigilance Corasssifgss
JUDGE OF THE aUgnE COURT ARRESTED
t'arssare VI saass wv. 33A
!, The United States steamer Granada, s. III Griffin
commander, from Aspinwal the I9h and San Jrlan
the 21st, arrived at our wharf at ag ecIDcE hss
night, bringing San francisco dates t1 dc 5sfi ast
Panama to- the 18th and AspinWalI to the 1stii. We
alao received q copy of the IE III I'D
old date ~
The steamer Illinois left dapinwall on the 1aeh
inst with s7e passengers and 81 s 900 ii treasure
The San francisco papers are fIled with tEfe Do.
ceedings Of TIE Vigilance Committee Judge Terry,
Of the Supreme Court been and irnpris-
oned, Charge With stabbiag member of tte Gem
mttee, while discharg hia duty as an officer We
give the following account fgon ths San Francisco
Bulletin III $s
We are called onto record another deed III biofd
Aboat three o'clock On Saturday afternoon, sle asd
ult, David Terry, one Of the judges of tbs sa-
kns member of the Police Depar 81 tile M
lance gomEai in the neck, and inflicted wound
from Whlc the wounded man can hardly recover
An order was issued at O'clock ON Saturday after
noon by tne igiIanee Committee for HE
aEIesI I q one James aleney notorious scound
rel me order was placed In the hand5 of Sterling
a. who n several Others Left
the Committee Rooms went i'd search of thu raa
plgIa. Bho hs Was e T. arrest proceeded up
and Warrington stEeets and found that faloney and
lot og hiss were III tha ofTice oa Dr.
Ashe, the Naval Agent, ID tile second
Mr. Hopkins placed bis men Oh Che outside of i'll.
bank and went DIP into Dr. Ashes once, arll a.
preached AalBiey tae ofs gfia.
when the latter and his panion5, among whom
were Judge Ashe. and Ham. Bowie drew
Their pistols and presented them, cooked HopIns
who was unaHned thought it advisable retire af
this demonstration, ard accordingly went down stairs
and told his men to keep strict guard upon fIle
building J while ne went more assistance. Dr.
Beverly Cole happened tol be- pasaing by os horse
back at the time, and Mr. Hopkins Borrowed his
horse and rushed down to the Committee 4Roaais
he vent INTO the Yfgilants Police once, gave an
account Of the position Of affairs, and asked Yor aid
The Chief the Police Dep told him ta re
turn and keep strict watch upon Palmer Cook e.
Co.'s building and that he would soon send him rein
fofceTde rode back aud Just al he
rived there Ialoney. Ham. Bowie, q.
McNa and another person. armed with double
barTeled guns, were turning the corner Of the bank
from washington INTO ksarney street pro-
ceeded up kearney street and into jackson occagiot4
ally turning round and levelng their guns at Hopkins.
who had dsIaoante and his companions JAMES Ro-
wee. D Nv. Barry Russell snl Joseph Cappriee
All Of whom were ~ pursuit of te scoun-
When the latter part Ind passed I'd ckson street
TO q little above the pennsYi Engine House
TERRY and Ashe then being tie rear off Their par
ty1 Hopkins attempted 10 rush past fcr slle
his gum and prevented the former from paszirlg
Hopkins seized hold of Terry gun and II strurgie
ensned IN which Terry aided BY one of his party
got the advantage and pressed Hopkins down TO-.
wards the ground sS f53i;ss.
After the assault, above recorded, the news yas
carried to the Cornmtte rooms, and ii 4 few min
utes the streets filed with people The police,
after desperate struggle with the and arer
party, succeeded in taking! both Terry and MaIoney
Other persons have been arrested BY the committee
and large quantities Of arms have been found and
secured by them as being intended for their oppo
| nents. BIZ ss3 s5
News from all parts of the Statei show that tile
Committee have the popular cenntenanee, and easas
are recorded where thescenes at san Francisco have
been acted in miniature. s{ ss5s#
There was no public celebration Of the glorious
Fourth in San Francisco, but the greatest enthusiasm
was manifested by the Citizens who each cornniarric
rated the day in his own peculiar manner.
The following is from theP Paaama Star and Herald IA
We learn from Commodore Watkins, of tle r. NJ.
s. Co.'S steamboat Golden Age, that several of the
revolutionary party, who were kept as prisoners HI,
the castle at Acapulco. discovered III an attelpt
to escape from their confinement plunder tie city
and get up evolution, ,on the 10th of june. They
nad 6een tried for te offence prior the sailing Of
the Golden Age from that port and were all fsdIae
fifteen in nnber1 sentenced to be shot on tie I3th
nltimo. E 3fiy{S#4f 5t} 5i8 55;
From asEeeent issue Of the Paaaaseao, We observe
that Costa Rica has consented ID join the Columbian
Federation The boundary between that country and
New Granada was satisfactorily arranged by General
Herran without any territory being lost 70 the latter
country. Vi 3 5S43ss3
HoMIe1pE AT San UAN.-A correspondent Of the
Chronicle says that on the evening 8ti Of june
at San Juan, as j. ST. Franklin was king mn the
street from the SehastnpeI toward toward the ST. John
| Hotel, he was rudely assaulted by Mexican who
drew knife and pursued him some distance where
upon Mr. franklin. being unable to- get out Of his
reach, drew his pistol and shot him killing Him IN
stanty. The Mexican was a stranger at San Juan
was somewhat intoxicated, and previously assaulted
two Or three persons The general feeling is said to
The Aspinwall Courier says 4.
We observe, in several of the California and United
States papers. private accounts Of te accident on the
4 Panama Railroad, which are very incorrect. The
1 account we published may be relied upon Surely
| such affairs are sad enough without exaggeratinr
them tenfold. One account represents the cars to
have been precipitated down an embankmant twenty
feet in height and two hundred to have been
! killed. 81
3, From the AspnRall Couriers column of South
Pacific news, we take the following
The Bolivian army is very much disaffacted towards
the administration and had already got up eonspr-
i aey against Cordova. M Isa S-5.5s5g.
Boliyias treasury has reached bad crisis, aserious
dealcation having been discovered in the deposits Of
4 Peruvian bark. tf3s553
About 2500 qls were short in making the deliveries
to the new directors. Gen Relzn and Sme eOteira,
manager Of Claye, Quedevo q Co., are accused of the
theft and latter house has declared itself bank
rnpt. Belzu's share is said to be 500 600 During
the first three mouths Of the year there was expected
from the mines Of Goro II ,525 cRt of copper. and
l 1876 mares of silver. ,5
We copy the following account Of shooting affair,
\ which occurred in Vicksburg from the Wing Of the
\ 22d instant: la3s gG &lis5sH
An afray occurred yesterday evening between d
man named Wheeloek and Dr. Latham OF Canton,iifas
which the former was perhaps fatally wounded Some
months since we learn that Wheelock was taiFed and
feathered by some parties in Canton and suspectng
4 DR.. Latham Of participate that affair, he has
on several occasions threatened the Doctors life
The partes met yesterday, near the railroad depot
where, We are 2, told that Wheeock fired on DR.. La
than witt double barrel shot gun, the shot taking
A effect in the side Of the Doctor, intlictng slight
4 wounds. l71{ 2sss3s3;
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