The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF 1HE GRENADA.
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
New ORLEANS, July 26.


It quite sickly at Aspinwall
Walker was inaugurated President on the
18th inst
Rlvas holds Leon. 1t is reported that many
of the natives consider it usurpation, and
have declared against Walker Among the
deserters are Col. Mender and Gen. Chillom
There is much sickness among Walkers
troops and frequent desertions
At San Francisco there is no abatement OF
the excitement. The committee is still in ses-
sion. A Judge of the Supreme Court has
been arrested for stabbing one of the commit
tee, policeman while making an arrest. The
committee are firmly established.
The Goyeror remains at Sacramento City.
The accounts from the mines are good, and
the agricultural prospects cheering.
The conduct of Herbert exciteS much indig-
nation.
The Oregon skirmishes continue.
Col. Wright is not killed.
Col. Buch MN had fight at the Big Mead
ows; 40 Indians and ten whites killed
The election returns were not all in. The
result is probably Democratic
All the arms collected by the law and er-
der men were seized by the committee
Darkee, Of the committee, was arrested,
charged with piracy, in seizing arms which
telonged to the State.
A schooner around at San Francisco from
New Hork, Maj. Walters in command sent
to Leon an account of rumor that the Guati-
malians which were near that city were fired
on by the Rivas party. One was wounded
and several of the Rivas party killed. Wal
ters waited outside some time, but the enemy
not appearing, he returned
There is no sign Of any invasion now, but
as the league of the Nicaraguan States still
exists, an invasion is looked for at the close of
the rainy season.
Whker needs men and money for the pros
ecuton of the struggle.
The whole vote for President was 21OOO.
Walker received 1900, and the rest were
given to Rivas, Ferrer Gerrese and RaIzas
The Texas has arrived with Vera Cruz
dates to the 22d.
conspiracy has been detected at Puebla
to restore Santa Anna. Many persons were
implicated
The Storm King arrived at San Francisco
from New York
Mr. Herbert's Trial.
WAsHINGToN, July 26.
| In the Herbert trial last evening, Gen. Pres
ton, for the prosecution, wished to reply to
Mr.. Walkers structures, which was objected
to by the other counsel for the prisoner. Ex-
M tyor Lenox, who was standing near was
overheard by Mr.. Radcliff, to observe, that
was unfair and unjust. Mr.. Radchff sharply
said, they wanted no outsiders to interfere,
and in the course of hurried colloquy, Mr..
Lenox called him liar. Mr. Radcliffe dashed
at Lenox, and Mr. Brady interposed to pre-
vent collision. Such is the version of the
aftir, subsequently deputy Marshal Phillips,
made complaint before Justice Thompson,
who was on the premises that he had reason
to believe Radcliffe had sent, and Mr.. Lenox
had received challenge. Radcliffe was forth
with arrested, and held to bail in $1,000 not
to fight duel.
A warrant was served on Lenox, who failed
to appear. Much excitement ~nd lndigna-
ton among the Irish portion of the population
at the acquittal of Herbert. He left Wash.
ington early this morning.
The two trials cost the Government $780,
Ex-Mayor Lenox arrested and held to bail
not to fight duel with Radcliffe.
Several other personal difficulties growing
out of the Herbert case still remain unsettled
New YORK, July 26.
The Daily Gazette, of this city, heretofore
Democratic organ, has been purchased by
the friends of Fillmore, and will hereafter sup
port Fillmore and Donelson.