Butte record., 1856-08-02
By Telegraph 10 the Msrysville Express.
Atlantic Items.

By Telegraph 10 the Msrysv Express.
Atlantic Items.
SAN FRANCISCO, July SCISSOR. NJ.
The President has appointed VIM. Blanton,
E-q of San Srancisco, U S District Attor-
ney, fer the District of California, vice s.
W. lnge, resigned.
! Mr.. Godfrey. who was attached to Mr.
1nge's Office, has an appointment as Consul
to Guaymas.
Mr. lnge Is appointed to visit the city of
Mexico. to examine the recor's there in re-
iation te the Spanish and Mexican land IT,
ties il California.
The wagon road bill was passed by the
Senate on the Goth of June; $500, 900 were
appropriated for the purpose. There is
scarcely any doubt of the Concurrence of the
House The bill provi dcs for Mili,ar-
Road from Missouri to California via Salt
Lake and Carson Valley,
A riot occurred at the Fillmore denion-
lst instant
Mayor Magrudcr and the police were at.
tackled with stones and bludgeons. The
Mayor was badly injured, the mob following
him more than mile, with cries OF " kill
him." The mob was finally dispersed, and
one or two arrested.
of Kansas OH the 1st ult.
The bill proposing the extension Of the
eastern boundary of California, to be l80 .
longitude west from Greenwich, so as to in
clude Carson Valley, will be reported on
adversely.
The Committee on Commerce will report
n bill appropriatiug $4,000 to construct
Light House at Mendocno, and Gen Denver
has also introduced a provision for Light
House south of Humboldt Bay.
The Baltimore American, an able Whig
organ, has raised Mr., Fillmore's Flag.
The last Fillmore journal in Vermont has
struck its Gag.
Several leading Fillmore papers elsewhere
have recently gone over to Fremont, among
others the Boston Bee.
The Iced street Wharf, on which a large
number of Philadelphians are in the habit
of assembling, fell on the 1st inst, and 80
lives were lost and 100 injured.
We have accounts from Texas of serious
disturbances on the Louisiana border.
The free negroes, mulattoes and white
men, to the number of 40, with the Sheriff
at their head, who had been ordered to leave
the country, have refused to do so, and have
fortified themselves some four miles above
Madison.
Edmund Randolph continues in New York.
where he has been confined to his room by
severe illness, from which he is slowly re-
covering.
Very bitter animosity has sprung up be-
tween Americans and Black Republicans on
account of troasonable desertion OF Fillmore
by Van Roper, President of the New York
Fillmore Club. At the next meeting of the
Club afterwards. he had to fly for safety
and on the other hand, the denunciations of
the sectionaisms of Republicans by ex- Pre-
sident Fillmore in his several speeches.
The po.pects for the opening of the Tehu
antepec route are favorable. Large ntmber
of laborers on the route. Qentoga to be the
port on the Pacific.
ENGLISH ITEMS.
wm Palmer, the poisoner, was hanged at
Stafford on the 18th of June. He died calm
| ly, and witwout confession. Immediately
before proceeding to the place of execution,
Chaplain, be replied, in a firm, composed
tone 1T is not just sentence" Thou
sands and thousands from every part of En-
| gland witnessed the execution.
In Spain, the preparations for the naval
expedition against Mexico, continues; but
later advlces telegraphed to Paris on the
same day, report that the Government ac-
/ cepts the mediation of France in the differ
encies with Mexico.
The French and Austrian army of occupa-
ton are shortly to be withdrawn from Rome
The Pope is said to favor reforms; but Car
dinal Antonelli opposes them. Great agita-
tation everywhere in Italy.
FROM MEXICO,
Gen. Comonfort still holds the confidence
of the people His DEGREES bear the stamp
Of liberality, and tend to the welfare of the
majority. Among the laws lately enacted,
the colonization law offers to settlers much
greater advantages than that offered by the
Another decree grants certain premiums
to Mexican vessels importing cargoes direct
from foreign ports, particularly from Eu-
rope.
Notwithstanding Comonfort's popularity.
Gen Vidaurri has imported 5000 stand Of
arms and raised troops to proclaim North
ern Republic, cal ed Sierra Madra.
, Gen. Lamberg Is now marching with 1000
men against Monterey to subdue him.
! The Spanish feet has Withdrawn from
! Vera Cruz, and attachments on Spanish pro.
per;y have been dissolved.