Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-30
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
Arrival Of the IIl5mois.

: nifty iHoHSdiO III SpeCtG'
The Vigilance Committee had quietly dis,
/ banded, and on Aug DIST they opened their
| rooms to the public. At the Democratic phi
mary elections in San Francisco all the sue
cessiul candidates were known opponents of
| the Vigilance Committee.
Judge Terry took his seat on the bench of
the Supreme Court, Aug Goth. -
The Republican State Nominating Conven-
ton was held in Sacramento on the 9th Aug
and was the largest aud most enthusiastic Con-
vention ever held IN California Il made the
following nominations: For Congress-Ir Ira
p. Rankin of San Franchises ! homas Cox of
Plumas.
Mr. Rankin is a merchant not heretofore III
political life, and a man highly respected by
all. Mr.. Cox is practical miner, a native of
and emigrant from North Carolina, and OPP
| posed to slavery.
fire had occurred ct Martinez. Loss
49,, 600.
John D. Durkee and Charles Rand, who
took the State arms from vessel by order of
the Vigilance Committee, have been indicted
in the United States Courtfor piracy, Bail
refused,
The AmeriG!alP 5 81 T. invention have nom
mated B. c.. Whitman and A. b. Dibble for
Congress.
The Indians were still committing depre-
do,;,,,,, :, ,.or;o,,s ,,ort. of ~ Gtota g.,
800 ~ ID 5odmn.oLod ~. - -.
from Fort Jones to chastise the Pitt River
Indians, and Gen. Crosby OF the volunteer
forces was about to send detachment on the
same GRAND.
From THE Observation-Disclosures dates to the
18th. Some excitement existed there. The
GrI 49,, 50 t',ro'.ls INC
~ "' oa,,tI;ot VI syn
rT,yo oit;,o,, eod bo,,.os ,,,,ro hor,;o,a,5
ord tho TTni,od Statos sI;,,s ad
81 War,,s beId in roodi,,ess 70 ,trotoot nor
a., o;t;gaos 1Iar;ono kr,s,,,a,,o tras;do-,t
81 az Asoa1alI, ,,,Ia ,,,aa ,;,1Iaodan 81 ~
,,,,,ns;tiao so,;'b raf,',o ~ oard tLo ~
S NarI's ibo aiia;r ALI ondoJ ;n s,oole
IoaIth On tho Isthn,rs Good Tbo .Ioor.
eo'ss, ", Wv F
AJioas "a N;oar,,,lo 81 H,,,,,s+ 2o,1,
81, Iia+
TooD Lad Icon ebopdorod - Tho inyodincy ar.
NV Which nnrbpred ffteen hundred tr6ons
~ Ma loo roIoasod and cant tn
| g., Sai,,sdon ~ ',,ao,io ~ Sor,oto had
r; ,,e ogo;nst tba con fscfion and assassino
ted several prominent partizans, including
Joaquin Chamoro ana Augustih Ilerhah IlC-
walker had issued several DEGREES one notiy.
ing the transit uFahV 10 noiSal' ana a' no
declaring the property Oh Ihe accessory AIah-
SIT company loilelt 70 Tue "t"'e'
rulnor iau Ieuoneo Aslln" val u Ie'olT
among walker troops my Oh whom Ieluseu
10 40 ouVy' HaiAeF gave Vlleil twenty lour
nouse oIecoi.9'uer "' ''ie ca llIa''oI VI MHlcH'
sun III refusing 'ney were ieU 9u' anu Sho''
lelre oou .e mas mas PufSnaseu rancne IN NC.
States in the next steamer.
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the army, denouncing Walker as traitor, ac-
cusing him of dishonesty, and Offering pro-
lection to all Walkers troops who will join
him. Schlessinger was at Mata2alpa, in the
| interior. in decree, dated Aug. rs, Walk
| er, in consideration of 100000, transferred
all the property and rights of the Accessory
! Transit Company to Charles Morgan and Cor
nelius Garrison.
! Cauao to 9th. A revolution had been head.
ed by Gen. Castillo, and some fighting took
place in the Plaza with the government troops
under the Priest. The engagement lasted
several hours, but the reyolullonists were fl
nally subdued.
On saturday afternoon, two oxen be-
longing to Nathan b. Abbott of Andoyer,
were Killed by Lighting. He sent young
man named George Mears to drive his cattle
the f four in p pu pon WI sn9 Way up
each other. when the Iiobtnine rpnn;No 20
the ground distance of twenty feet ,,rog9ra+
ed them all and killed the frst and tb;rJ
Mears was very near one of tbe oven k;lIod
and thinks he was taken IN from The oronnd
somethino like four feet NV tho sbocl, o
Australia has enjoyed much better
government and more systematic MANAGE.
mem u business thah california Notwith-
3v'a'iuiis iss oetns e1iu country ana Iurmlsh-
IS 100. uppiy Vi 'lS"sule IMAM CanIor'
40, - elo eiil1 'ereu oanks IN inc
ooo az a'''d' Vi a-o'VOO''
If them bovin0 Md b; STUNT
~ 'nea 4 i1ayinS pau I'ylueHos as hl5h as 81
as 20 per cent. -' - -
Wy
we had an account, some weeks since
OF the elopement OF a married lady from Port
Hope canada, with young man named
Thomas Henderson. The injured husband has
since been IN search OF the seducer, with the
SaU Ie.t PURPOSE tp oL iim nun ana on Tues
otnoror tbo b,,sha,d c. D. opo Al
HIM dead beforo Lo bad IoIt r. snC'
fair rrodrcod intoTso o,oito. ~, ne d
hov;p, roIotTes a. 19ort H. O0'i4 "i''es
! IN,
ne Lexington MO- Citizen wishes
Tor final settlement of the Kanzas dficul
ties, and saws :--"If the lawless conduct of
taEe take tho I I ood IN K Tolerated oy those who
nnbIic sentiment met toIn 80 ie"cuon IN
fbinking mon aro,, S' I'M ' piaGe anu right
to act in canse yybose ao uolueL, wiii cease
root - ia,n =. "lose Pai yi1ails nave no res
triotism, y 'O''''0'' ''oies'y' OF 10 pa