San Andreas independent., 1857-07-04

-Utah to be .Subdued- Terrible Riot
an Washington City-Nep Phase of
Central american Afairs-The Ouer-
land Mail Contracts-Deah of three
u s. Senotors--P Party Movements, DC
SAN Francisco, June 30-6, P. NJ.
The Pacific mail steamer Sonora, W. F. Lap
pidge, commander, sailed from Panama June
10th, at 7, P NJ, with the u. S. Nails 664 pas
sengers, and GIL pkgs merchandise.
| Civil war reigns in Ohio. A telegraphic dis
patch from Cincinnati furnishes an account of
an arrest by the U. S. Marshal and deputies of
four persons, charged with harboring fugitive
slaves. Subsequently, a writ of haJeas corpus
was taken out and served by the Sheriff, who
was backed by large number of citizens. The
Marshal resisted the State officers. Shots were
exchanged between the parties. Eventually the
United States officers were arrested and con-
veyed to Springfield, there to answer the charge
of resisting the Sheriff while in the discharge of
his duty Eight of the individuals thus arrest
ed were committed to prison at Springfield
Churchill and Elliott were arraigned on two
charges The first charge was for resisting
the Deputy Sheriff, and the second for assault
ing the Sheriff. with intent to kill. After Civ
| ing bail to the amount of $4,000 eaeh both
were liberated.
Gov. Walker had reached Lecompton, Kan
sas. His inaugural address, among other things,
declares that the laws of the Territory will be
maintained by the entire force of the Govern
ment
The Administration have decided upon send
ing formidable body of troops to Utah. Or
ders have been issued for the dispatch to that
point of the second regiment of dragons, the
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Phelps battery of light artillery, numbering in
all some 1000 men, under the command OF
Gen. Harvey.
Several of the diplomatic and consular ap-
pontments are announced Jos. A. Wright, of
Indiana, succeeds MIR. Vroom, at Berlin. Henry
c. Murphy, of New York, takes the place of Mr..
Belmont, at the Hague Mr.. Croskie, Consul at
Southampton is superseded by Wm Thompson,
of New York.
The session of the American National Coun-
Gil commenced at Louisville on Tuesday, June
End. A proposition to reconstruct the party
! throughout the Union was adopted.
The Pennsylvania American State Council
on June Sd, nominated Isaac Hazlehurst OF
Philadelphia, for Governor; Jacob Broom OF
Philadelphia, and Jasper K. Brady, of Alleghe-
ny, for Judges Of the Supreme Court; and Mr.
Linoman. of Berks, for Canal Commissioner.
California bonds were quoted i'll New York
rs, 1870, 645; do. 1875, 63c.
The Federal capital has been the scene of one
of the most dsgraceful riots which has ever
occurred on this continent. While the munich
pal election was progressing on the lst instant
a band of rioters, from Baltimore, made a terri
BILE attack upon the democratic voters, with
pistols, bowie knives &c, driving them from
the polls and dispensing the Commissioners
The row commenced in the first precinct of the
rl,.,
belonged, it is said, to the know -nothings and
were organized under the respective names OF
Plug Uglies," "Rip Raps," and :" Chunkers" "
The President ordered out the Marines who
fired upon the rioters. Some FIVE or six were
killed, and sixteen seventeen wounded. The
election resulted favorably to the democrats.
The Virginia elections resulted in general
democratic success.
Gov. Gardner, of Massachusetts, declines to
remove Judge Loring.
Maj. Ben Mccullough persistently refuses to
accept GovernorShip of the Territory of Utah,
although it has been pressed upon him by the
President.
Lord Napier has officially denied the report
of the cession of an Island by New Granada to
Great Britain
w. r. c.. Webster on behalf of Costa Rica
and Nicaragua and c. X. Garrison, on the part
of Garrison and Morgan, have proposed to the
government and Lord Napier some plan of ar
rangement, touching the conflicting interests of
the transit company, and indirectly invoking
the settlement of the Central American ques-
ton. The plan is we'll thought of by the Ad-
ministration.
The government will receive any representa-
tive the power now existing in Nicaragua, may
accredit to Washington.
Private advices have been received here from
| T Noll-
was met by a large body of citizens of Kansas,
with band of music and colors flying, and es-
corted to the city. His reception was very en-
thusiastic, and without distinction of party
He made short address, and hailed his fellow
citizens with sentiments of the most cordial and
harmonious feelings, which were received with
applause and the most friendly demonstrations
The bids for the contract of carrying the over
land mail to California, are now opened The
successful applicant was not known when the
steamer sailed
In New Orleans, the election for Controller
Recorder and members of the Common Council,
took place on the lst, when the whole know
nothing ticket was elected there being no oppo-
stion, the democrats not having made any nom
nations. The vote polled was less than two
thousand.
The U. 5. Senate, within few weeks has
lost three of its members-Stephen Adams, of
Mississippi; Hon. A. P. Butler, of South Caro-
lima, and James Bell, of New Hampshire. The
two last died on the same day.
Farley p Pratt, formerly Mormon Missionary
in San Francisco, was shot dead in Van Buren,.
Ark, by H. H. Mclean, whose wife he scduced
in this city
The steamship Louisiana, few miles from
Galveston, May 3lst, was wrecked and fifty
lives lost
MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoNs.-New Haven, June I'd.
The municipal election took place yesterday.
the democrats carrying all branches of the city
government by 500 majority.
Gen. Walker was received in New Orleans
with great ectat Subsequently he addressed
the citizens in speech of two hours duration.
In which he challenged any one to point out
one OF his acts which had been in violation of
civil, national or international rights and that