Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-14
Later from San Francisco.
-~3rrivol Of the Daniel Wetstr Serious d-G.e"!-
tie, in San Frunclsco.

.7yriy0l ct the Ud"7sl wooster -ot'""' 0D"H'-
tie, in San Fruncisco.
NV ORLEANS, June 1.-THE DAME.
Webster arrived to-day, bringing San Fran
cisco dates to the 2.st. There was great ex-
ci1ernent in San Francisco, III 1ace a regular
revolution. James Casey muriered James
King, one Of the editors OF the Herald and
was placed in jail, A meeting o! the Old
Elwllancc Committee was called, and IN"
pcople determined 20 lake the-aW into their
own hands. and Oh SuLday the Ism. the
vigilance Committee, numbering three tnou-
sand. ,ulty armed and equipped. formed, and
marched to the Jail. where twenty thousand
reop!e had assembled arriving ,nrEe they
TOOK possession Of the lai,, and removed
Casey and Cora. who murdered Gen. R.ch
ardson. to the 1ooIns 0! The Committee, where
they were 10 be tired.
All sorts of vumors We're IN circulation
some that the Ccmmrttee would take posses
sion Of the city and hold an election at tie
noiut of the bavonet. The Committee have
sruen,v-tve THOUSAND! dollars to carry cut
their measures. Some fifty or sixty persons
have been arrested some OF them officials.
and viii have their passages paid to the AZ
laHtic States.
Second DISTINGUISHING was the editor
of tre Bulletin. and not the Herald, as stated
{ IN Z ITetlCIS CtS(Htt!- "A PoiltIIGA iiI
auneaIed in the Bulletin, OF The 10Th. in which
II was stated that CASEY had been an inmate
Of Sing Sing prison, Tor which Casey shot
! KIM in the stree. on the 14th, and he died on
the 10Th.
The proceedings Of the Vigilance Commit
tee were carrielo OIL with the most perfect
order and regularity. The papers are full OF
accounts Of meetings, held in all parts CT the
state, ~otfrrln. aid to The Vigilance COMMITTEE.
Sermons wsre delivered in severa! Of the
cnarahes On :he existing state OF affairs. APP
wovin, the action oi TIE Committee. 1t IS
highly probable tia. Casey and Cora Hltl De
executed,
Feyu NIc.R.Gr,-The-c is no news OF al
exciting charIcteS from Nicaragua. Every
thing was quiet. The barque Minna Shatier
had arrived. and all hands We're wei. Wal
kcr has entire possession Of the Transi: route.
but i. was IL ported that there "as conslCI!-
able sickness among his troops.
The report 0: the blockade OF Grey.own
b. the British vessels was prematH-e-thc
re b-u!.s bv the Shaticr End Webster. numb Der
ing Que hundred and seventy, embarked the
: day ai:er ,ae!r ~arr.va. without .nole-:atlou.-
B. r Ca-ete.
Co."scIIcrr-Ihe Americans IN favor 0:
Fillmore and Doneison will hold a mass
meeting az Nausatuck, June II.
Ilssoval.-tie Americans EeTe arc hold
ing shc!r District Conventions all over the
Safe Ii Marion County ,ney vii. meet on
the 18th June.
The Americans OF Pettis county have
nominated Gen. George R. Smith tor Con-
.ress. % fill the vacanco created by The death
OF .Ionu G. Miller.
NV JgEsEy AMERlcASs.--Tae State
Covncl. hcIL in New Jersey brought t~oscthe.
one 0. tie most numerous and earnest bodies
OF men ever convened in The State. We copy
the following notice OF it from the Newark
Eagle:
VorcE OF THE AHrgIcASs OF NEw JER.
sEy--Ihe meeting alluded to above, was
on" Of the largest which has been held in
New Jersey since the organization OF the
Sta.s Council. Nearly every portion OF the
State was fully represented, and the :scscIu-
tlous, adopted by an almost unanimous vote.
express clearly and uneQuivocaliy the sen.l-
medts OF the Americans of New jersey.
These resolutions a.e the platform upon
which we mean to conduc the campaign in
New Jersey they cover the whole ground,
and We solicit for them Z ScarefI perusal.
The formal ratilication Of the Nominations
OF Fillmore and Donelson. affords US great
qualification. We We're confident that we
had not mistaken the sentiments OF our
brother AnlericaDs. and Yesterdays proceed
inss prove that we have been Justified in
giving them 4 cordia! and Jealous support.
Now. friends, SO to work, and the State is
yours
WESTERN NV roRz.-Cattaraucus Coun-
~ wac In conversion. first Assembly District
on the 23d o! MAY. Chas. Fuller, 0! Carol
ton, in TIC chair; {. 5. Cary. OF OIlean.
Secretary. Mr.. Fillmore was endorsed IS a
, -4at,.,,,, ,.l-,,i,..- +..t
sound judgment. st"riip: patriotism. and ex-
peTlence III the administration 0: the aiiairs
OF governmcnt-cne who is not contaminated
by the ,a'nt of sectiona!isn. Or the curse of
:lraticiSn-one who wilnn: succua1b to the
South. the North. the East or the West-one
who vii! stand npon the Constitution as his
platform and who will adopt for hrs motto .
The good OF the Nation and the whole
Nation,"-one who will no: shrek for
Freedom, but act for Freedom, not only in
Kansas but .hrous bout the broad extent of
the nation.
Ii was also resolved in regard to the boilers
that we look upon the action OF the seccders
from the National Convention as traitors to
the sacred interests OF the American party,
but c~onsi'er the secession. such as it is, a sub
jet of congratulatlon instead of regret.
A SLIM CHANCE The American Sentinel
the chief organ Of the Indiana Democracy,
gives the following encouraging account OF
the Simon pure" in that State;
There are not fifty pro-slavery Democrats
in Indiana, nor would fifty OF them vote for
the Introduction of slavery into any State or
Territory OF this Union had they the oppor-
tunity. They ale all for freedom and free
territory: so far as they are Individually con-
cerred.
This must be soothing to the National
Democracy in this section.
Music AND Bow,s-Kx,vEs.-From the
| cf.AI- Lao .nnI,n,,4 EaE e IL.