Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-06
New York, April 90.

New York, April ~.
Judge Davis day dissolved the injunction
brought against the new police commissioner by
Mayor, on the ground that the Mayor, without
CO. operation, had no right to ask for it, intma-
ting, however, If he had sought the injunction
in co oper ton with others and for the whole
class of tax payers, it might have been made
permanent.
The steamer Illinois arrived at past with
65 passengers and nearly Sl55,000 in specie
She left Aspnwall on the 2Oth-left there the
sloop of war Cyran and British frgate Tartar,
the latter having on board the remainder o!
Col. Lockridge's men-200 in number-who
were to be sent to the United States in a vessel.
The British steamship, Orion, left San Juan
for the purpose of blockading Carthagens.
Commissioner Morse took passage in the Gre
NADIA for New Orleans.
Col Lockridges men on their arrivalat Grey
town were protected by the British gun boats
from the Costa Ricans, who followed them
down the river. Lockridge remained Grey
town.
Col. Anderson was waiting at Aspinwail the
next news from Walker.
The goth of April was the day fixed upon by
the Costa Ricans for finishing the attack upon
| Walker.
The Costa Rican papers give different ver-
sion of the battle Of sth of March at Rivas.-
Walker, they say, at the head Of 800 men, gave
ground with great loss of men and ammunition.
| In the battle of the 10th near San George 10
fllibusters were killed, as stated by dpgerters
| from Walkers army. The allirs lost 23 killed
and 60 wounded. At last account in same pa
pers Gen. Mora had possession on north and
| south side of Rvas, within 400 yards OF the
Plaza and was seen to open fire.
Latest accounts to March 2Sth, state the
gghting had continued At Rvas for four days,
without much impression on either side.
A correspondence had taken place between
the Costa Rcan General Paternuch and Capt.
Davis of the St. Lawrence, in which the latter
refused to intercept between the belgerents.
Dates at Panama from Valparaiso are to
March 18th; Calico March Goth.
The ship Cathedral, of Boston, was lost oil
Cape Horn Feb. 18th, on her passage to San
Francisco, were lost, including Capt Howard
and Dr. Keirkerland of Trenton. The remain
der of the crew arrived at Panama in Eng
lish steamer.
The English Admiral in the Pacific had seizet
the Peruvian insurgent vessels. Vessels are
waiting at the Chinces under permit from The
insurgent Genl Vivans
News from California is meagrc. The act o
the last Legislature fer the protection OF actua
settlers, has been declared unconstitutional b.
the Supreme. Mining business generally pros
|
900 worth of property of California Stage Co.
Serious disturbances have commenced anon
the Mormons at San Berico and Salt Lake.
San Francisco markets duil-money marke
easy. No provision has been made for the pay
ment of the State debt.
Oregon dates are to March Goth. The steame
Portland was carried over the falls at Oregon C
ty on the fth, killing Capt. Jameson and SCI
, rpn and entirely destroying the boat. Fea'
3 are entertained of another outbreak of Iudiar
g in Washington Territory.
f Advices from Honolulu, Sandwich Island, ,sta
: that schooner had arrived there from Nantu
r ket Island with cargo of Guano The Islam
{ had been taken possession OF by the American
t Costa Rican papers of April 9Th, contain lie
q ters from Gen. Mora to the Minister of War. I
# Us Walker is hemmed in on the Paza at 4
r vas, the allies being entrenched Within 400 var
of his line, and that he was subsisting on mu
It and dog flesh.