The daily union., 1856-03-28
BY TEL EG II A p II :.

Tro Week. Later from IteIigsne.
from Oregon.
New YoRK, March 27The steamer Illinois arrived th.
afternoon from Aspnwa with weeks later intelligence
from California and the Pacific coast.
Tho legislature of California have passed resolution dep
recating the election of Banks by large majority.
The land commission have closed their abos having
passed upon eight hundred and thirteen claims involving
immense amount of property.
II 10 rumored that there is another llibusterins e1ps
ton on foot directed against Tehuantepec.
From mining districts the intelligence of the most
encouraging char racter.
From the agricultural interests the news equally encour-
aging.
The news from Oregon of the most distressing eharac
ter The Indians continue their terrible ravagss in KlA
math county Thirty families slaughtered and their
houses burnt 10 the ground.
The governor of Oregon intends despatch the citizen
soldiers In pursuit Of the savages.
The Indians raraging all parts of Oregon and Wash
ngton Territories.
and property the amount of quarter of million do
stroyed.
-Four Doys Later from Europe.
Bosros, March 27.-The new Cunard propeller steamer
Emeu arrived here night with Liverpool dates Of the
18th instant.
The political news is Of little Importance The peace
gres holding daily sessions but nethng OF Its proceed
ngs bad trsnspired
Adyices from the Crmea say that both armies in
state Of neutrality. Fifty thousand British troops
viewed at Baiaklava on the Sth instant.
The White Works at sebastopol blown up on the
18th Of February.
Consantpople adviccs OF the 2sth u state that Aus
trian courier bad arrived there with propositions relative to
the Danubian principaltes.
financial crisis had occurred at Constantinope Ex-
chsngespn London had risen to la and on Vienna to 52o
the English pound sterling rated at 4o The minister Of
France had appealed TO the merchan inviting them to de
vise Q remedy.
Tn. river Danube was again open for navigation and
IIoyd's steamers had commenced running.
An order suspend hosities In Asia had been forwarded
To Omar and Selun Pachas.
Advices from Norway serious commercial crisis
h.. occurred Twenty commercial houses had sus-
pended In Bergen alone.
The Manchester market firm, with moderate busi-
LIVERPOOL March l2Coton 10 quiet, but les hrm-saeS
on sdnesday (today 5000 bales Breadstuhs slightly adj
yanced ON Monday and Tuesday but remained unchanged
day Flour advanced Il. Wheat, 3D. and corn ls
Console for money closed at 81
Continental erchasges favorable. Gold was flowing
into England from Paris, Amsterdam and other places
Later from Te1a..
Srw OatrAxs March 26.-Ths steamer Perseverance,
from Galveston the 22d has arrived The papers state
that the Lpan Indians s very troublesome and the
citizen. on the frontiers forming themselves into com
psnes for protection
Later from Hesico.
ERw OalEArs, March 2sThe steamer Texas, with vers
Cruz dates the 22d has arrived Tamarez was 'tl at
pueba where be hemmed by the forces
Il was reported that he had made propositions TO srren
der to Comonf.rt, which the latter rejected
company was still forming TO build railway from Vera
| Cruz TO the city Of Mexico.
| The city Of Vera Cruz "" quiet.
| PenHsylraaia Politics
Ha.nrsprpo March T.The Union convention adjourned
.ns Ii. at noon to-day after nominating the following STATE
| ticket:
| For auditor general-Dsrwin Phelps.
Canal commssonsr- Thomas Cochran.
| Surveyor generally. Laports.
Morkrts.
BatTrsonr, March 2sBreadstufs firm and general,
bettsrssles Of Howard street 81 If nothing
City Mills whesth.s advanced csnts, but me marke
10 unsettled TO give quotations Corn triHs higher
sales Of yellow Al 81 s2 cens The provision market
sciveAssies of bulk rides at cents and shoulder
al ccnts; pork sold for SIC per barrel. Bacon
active demand, but the stock Is light, and prices rm