Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-08

New YORK, June s8.-The Sleamer mi.
mis- arrived this morning, bringing $2l27O,.
900, aud $50 passengers.s She. conn.cpd
the ls'hmus with ,he Golden Age, whi:h
brought down $2,65s 900. ~
Principal cpnsgnees-- Drexei g. Co,
$3.50 600; Wells, Faree,& CO.. $3.50 900
Mf'rippimn Bank, Sl6o0oois VIM. lIoyr,
10000; Cbarl Morgan, $lc0 600 lhos.
Watson, Se5.00O. II
The steamer Sierra Nevada. oyer due m
Nicaragua, had not arrived at San Frrn.
cisco, when The Golden Age le(. ;mmediai,..
y on her arrival. She wns ,os5s dlspaich.
ed with troops. fur Colonel Walker. II
The papers are filled wi,b.,mallcrs cons
cefnhSg The revolutionary sla,e .: ufiairs n
,.1.' ,ss,lelAe' 81. !.
Casey and Cora were bhbeibs il z Vi6ils.
ance Commrt,ee atihe s1hIe iimarherf6niss
raj rites Of King we're beirg pprIpr,ned ",
he'piace OF execution was SURROUNDED 81
1000 bayone,s. 4'5ft beFB@ i"4'f
ExJudge McGowan. formerly Sheriff %
Police Of Philadelphia. had been indc.ei
by the Grand Jury as accessory TO ,he
murder "f King. but escaped. .".. ,,
Fhe Vigilance Cnrnminpe arrested sew.
eral sballo'-OoX stutlrrs and other desppra.
does. Also obtained possession Of fraudu.
lent ballo'-boxes of an,ipgenious cons.ruc.
iion. The most astounding election frauds
have been revealed.
On the End OF, June. the opponents OF The
| IVigilence Com:yii,tee, held mass meeting
in .be Plaza, first warning, by printed pla-
cards. the friends of the Committee no, 10
enter the PIuaa during The meeting. The
etfect OF this was 10 show the real strength
OF he law ard order parry. Aboul 1000
were present. t' 80 't0'a 80 3
No violence, bpl much confusion; Res.
oluIons were passed calling upcn ,ha pro.
pie, 40 resis; the Vigilance Comlniuee.
Judge Terry. Of the Supreme Cour,, hnd
issued q ha5eas corpeus, demanding The
prisoners in the custody of the Committee,
but the warrant was resisted. e. ~, .. "a
Ills reported. however, that .l2Oo men
are enrolled Under the COVERINGS, au,bot.
ilies: No collision il an,icipo,eds dsse" !!
On the Sd the Governor issued n prnca.'
nation declaring The country in n state OF
insurrecIion.' and authorizing, the hiaiur
General, OF the Second Division, Stn,s
Militia 10 raise an army and preserve law
and order.r ,',,; =, ....' ta' - %
This action aidno, alarm the Commi.ree, ,
as they have 5000 men fyil'ysequipped and
ready for inslan, action, being thoroughly,
organized, and have been in consian, drill
Tor TWO weeks, under competen, officers. &? j,
Men money and munitions OF war from
oll parts of The Stale are at their Command,
and i. is confidently believed thai The G ov.
ernor's efforts will amount to no,hnes-.
The volunteer military companies of San
francisco and Sacramento hive disbandpd
in order 10 Preven. being called ou. by The
Governor. - ...f .....r. n .r.r .....
pe'l'ion numerously signed was in cir.
culaHon asking Ihe Governor 10 call aA ex.
ira session Of the Legislature. The Vigl-
ance CommilIee. deny having antlhiog 10
DO with this petition. The San Francisco
Herald, the only Journal which opposes tho
Committee, puts difleren. coloring on State.
of1ais, and snys the Governors proclamu-
ZION is largely responded to; thu, lhe citizens
are largely pressing forward 40 enroll .hen,
selves under lhe. authorities; lhar on the 4lh
OF JnnF 500 were enrolled; ,ha, by Sat
urday 10000 would be armed on The side of
law and order. Three divisions oI The State
militia had been ordered ou. Many new
companies Of volunteers are forming, 6 >.
The markets in San Francisco were verv
dull-money tight.
Dates from Panama eio the 19.h-no.
lhing,imporionl. Mr.. Corwine. United STATES
Commissioner TO inquire into The Panama
riots, was at his post. ..., .......5