Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-30

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ARRTyA AT. or THE STEAMER ILLINOIS.
NEW YoaE, March s.-Ii.c steamer Illinois
from Aspinwall, arrived about s O'clock TINS
morning with California dates 10 the 9TH list
and NEARLY 81 POO, 600 in specie Size cOnnect-
! ed at the lsthmus with the Golden Age. The
latter passed. March 10th, off Cape Oornutes
I the steamer Sonora, bound mn.
The Steolner Panalna, from San Jurn, had ar
rived at Panana with % dcsertcrs from Gen.
Walker force They were ina most destitute.
condition. Their passage to tho upited States
was paid by the Costa leicnn Government Orc
hundred left in the Grenada, for Ne~ Orleans,
and the remainder are among the passengers of
| the Illinois.
Nothing late from Cen Walker ! position.
The Costa Isican papers state TINT three thou.
sand troops will be. added to the allied troops
Gen. Carros wonld lnarchwitll / $50 men upon
ItIyas and 900 wouid march against San j l.an
Del Sur, their intention being to surround al
kel'S position with 5000 mon. The condition
| of Walker is universally conscdctl to be very
desperate.
The steamer Illinois left Aspinwall on the
evening of the 10th. The principal consignees
of her gold are as follows: DreXcliS Co., S2O0,.
400; Wells, Fargo & Co, 5000, 600; Duncan,
Sheman & Co., Sl2O,0O0.
NV GRESADA.-LateSt dates from Bogola
state. that the propositions of Mr. Morse, our
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and seemed to be but little Chance Of an AMIGA
/ BILE arrangement The tone of thepless and the
! ln1iOrity in Congress eEinced the bittereSt Op-
position to the publication in FL Tempo If what
| purpOrted to be Mr.. AIorsc's instructions, aud
had created great excitement on the IsLltsmus
lby the Uunited States
Some deserters from Walker report that his
troops unanimously refused to leave Rivas to
fight but are unwilling to defend their position.
California papers contain no news of import
ance
Markets generally dull. Flour svllingat SIG,
with some speculative movements. State stocks
dull, selling nonlinally at 80.
/ Receipts from the mines arc lneagre, owing
to the hcnvy floods throughout the State.
Edward MCGOWAN, who was cXiIcti- from CAL
ifOrnia by tho Vigilance Committee, has return
! ed to Saciamelltoycity, aud demanded trial. 4
resolUtiont fix Sacramento as the place Of trial
was under debate.
a special election in San FranciScorcSultedin
sthc success of the Vigilance Committee and
their candidate.
The Supreme Court of California decided that
the Legislature has no authority 10 appropriate
money to pay the interest the.Statc debt, and
j that Court will entoin any attempt toleYy u tax
7toritat purpose.
/ :. The Senate passed II resolution that the State
1 honor requires the payment of the State debt.
Aresolntion to submit the proposition to the
people was lost.
! Mr. Bates, late State Treasurer, has been In
day the steamer left, There is deficit in his
accounts Of $4,000.
Mr. Estcilc, the keeper Of the State Prison,
has been reported by u Legislative committee us
unworthy of Ills Office, i'll consequence of vari-
Gus gross misdemeanorS.