Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-28
CAn1F0RNIA MEMS.
IIyAI, OF TIE STEAMER ILLINOIS.

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER ILLINOIS,
New YoRK, July 27.-Ihe U. s. Nail steam
ship Illinois, from Aspinwal on the 18th, with
California dates to the 9th, arrived here ut two
o'clock. She brings nearly million aud half
in specie
Tie primary election of delegates 10 the Denl-
ocratic Gubernatorial Conyentionresulted in the
defeat of the Bratlock party.
The members held meeting denouncing
Frccmont's AFariposa clnim.
The Supreme Court, i'll the case OF the Mel.
cid Mining Company against Jno. c. Fremont
have granted perpetual Injunction upail FIRE.
mont, preventing him from interfering with the
operations of the company.
The Court has also reversed its late decision
touching; the San Francisco bonds. The Court
now holding as unconstitutional md void,
that section of the constellation bill regulating
the payment to the commissioners Of tn. sink
debt
The Know Nothings are taking measures for
the reorganization Of the party in California;
The markets of San FsancSco were flooded
with all kinds of produce, there being no de-
mand Prices Were rapidly depreciatipg, while
money was accommodating and rates tending
downward. Galeg9 flour was mominalat 1900.
Pork declined full $50 per bbl.
Last advices from the Isthnnls arc uninnPort-
ant.
L c u. S. frigatc Roanoke would sail from
Aspinwall for New York on July 18th.
The steamer Sonora which connected with the
Illinois at Panama, brought down nearly So
100000.
Business in San francisco unusually dull and
several heavy failures had occurred.
Advices from Oregon are to June goth. =
Fears are still entertained OF further Indian
difficulties at the Dallas
The policy of making Oregon slave State,
Il
had been issued for prO.Savery paper.
w. u. McCrackcu, the American Consul at
La Union, died on board the steamer Pananla, at
Prenta Arenas.
The Chillian Minister Plenipotvntary, had
arrived at San Jose, with proposal for the con-
templated Spanish American confederation.
Four hundred of Walkers troops remained
at San Jose,
The Costa Ricaus chartered Craftsmanship Ten
nessee, to take the remainder of Wulkec'stroop
home.
Gen. Barridas of the San salvadorian forces,
had made au unsuccessful attempt at revolu-
ton against the government
The q. S. frigate Independence was struck by
lightning OH the 9Th.
Nicaragua had sent to England for two gun
boats to strengthen position on the rivers and
lakes, and thuta fight IS to como of next month,
between A[artinse and Chillian and Mendese,
and that the Chnmorro party have sent urgent
solicitations for the return of Walker.
FROM BOSTON.
JuLY 27-Thc second company of artillery,
under Major Hays, left port Independence to-
day for Minnesota,
Inthe o. S. Court this morning Judge Sprague
delivered the opinion Of the Court at great
length. Matter, demurrer of bills in equity Of
Congress Rubber Company, against some dozen
importers, dealers and manufacturers OF Ngl-
camized India Rubber and elastic fabrics In
consequence of this decision the several parties
consent to final decree, they declining to con-
test the Injunction heretofore obtained against
them any longer In those cases which have
not been thus finally settled, injunctions have
been entered by order Of the constable.
INDIAN AND KANSAS AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON, 2Tth.-With the the three COM
panies just ordered from Fort Independence, :
Hamilton, Macliinaw and Sault St. Marie, there
will be ten companies i'll Minnesota in view OF
threatened Indian disturbances.
John Z. O'Nea of Pa. hus been appointed
superintendent of Indian affairs for the terrific
ny of Utah.
Official dispatches just received from Kansas
express the belief that the present difficulties
can be qneted without boodshed.
Unless detained by pressing public business
PrrSideut buchanan will visit Bedford this