The Washington union., 1857-06-13
By TELEGRAPH.
.Ariral Of The George Lac.


NEw YORK June l2-IIhe steamer George Law, with
the California mails of the goth May, arrived here 90
day The Sonora brought down nearly 81, 500, 600 in
gold She passed the Golden Age on the 24th bound up
with the New York passengers OF the 5th OF May On
June I'd she passed the Golden Gate, with the mails Of
the 2lst.
The George Law left Aspnwall on the evening OF the
Sd June The ships-ofwar Independence and St. Marys
off Panama, and the Wabash was off Aspinwall
Intelligence from San Juan del Norte states that over
hundred of Walkers still at that place desti
tute and sick.
1t is reported at Panama that the chncha islands
TO be placed under the joint protectote OF England and
France. correspondent Of the Panama Star, writing
from Lima May l2th says
The convention has closed its secret session the
question of the English and French proteetoate of
the Chincha islands They vote to-day, and their vote
is expected TO be favorable to the proposition"
The British frigate Satellite sailed from Callao for Van
couvers island and her commander bears commission
from the English government to settle, in conjunction
with the United States commissioners the Oregon boun
Diary, The revolution in Peru has ended. Vivanco was
at Arequipa with small force, but The Peru
van fleet at the Chncha islands had been surrendered to
the government and were anchored at Calao The sloop
of-war John Adams at the Chinchas. Business at
Lima was improving rapidly The other South American
States were generally tranquil.
The Panama Star expresses strong fear that General
Walker in conformity with threats made by him after
the capitulaton will to the shmus with another
army Of fbusters, and regrets that General Mora did
not bind him and his officers in the terms of the capu
lation to not again put foot in Central America
The news from California not OF general import
ance The papers give the details Of the of
Capt Cabbe and his party The execution appears to have
been marked by incidents Of unusual cruelty Crabbe
himself was led alone his tied above his head
to post and his body riddled by hundred bullets
The excitement in California this intelligence
to be intense and it is feared that some general plan Of
revenge against the Mexoans will be adopted.
The mines were yielding largely Business had not
much improved The money market was easier, and
stocks quiet.
Nee Hampshire Election.
CONCORD June 1.-THE Legislature has elected Clarke
epublican for United States senator. The vote stood
as follows Clarke, l90 Wells, 1875
Markets.
New YORK June 12-Cotton is irrn-sales of 2 900
bales Flour is srmsaes of 15 900 barrels State So so
q Sc s5 Ohio 81 25 81 s5 southern, 81 rs 81 80
Wheat is steady and scarce-sales of $500 bushels ;
white, 81 81. Corn is heavysales of 81 900 bushels ;
mixed 9G cents; yellow, 81 white, 81 OIL Provisions
unchanged mess pork, $23 GO. Beef at SIG so a
SIT for Chicago repacked Lard is steady at IA cents
Whiskey is dull at 34b cents Coffee is dullRo at
cents. Sugar is dullMscovado at log cents Molasses
is unchanged at rs cents Spirits turpentne is heavy
Al cents Rosin is firm at ST. o. Rice is quiet at A 81
cents. Freights are heavy.