The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-17

Twelve Of band Of robbers who recently murdered Sber
in Barton have been hang by the people Of San Diego
An ARRAY had taken place San Francisco between r. A.
Cohen the banker, and Thomas King editor Of the Bulletin
and brother Of tbs late James King Cohen the ag
esso and received his deserts by being shot through the
Jaws Both were arrested, but King was discharged
Several companies OF nbusters being organized in
the interior In aid on Walker.
bill to egaze the State debt had been introduced into
the senate, and will undoubtedly pass.
Two shocks Of earthquake occurred al san Francisco
the evening Of the 5h. Great CONSERVATION prevailed bat
no damage done
The Indians had made attack upon the Pitt River val
ley settlements in Shasta county and murdered all the in
habants remaining there besides burning all the houses
and killing all the horses CATTLE &C. The largest part Of
he inhabitants had previously left the valley, with the in
tsntion Of returning in the spring.
D. NJ. Rhodes, banker of Sacramento Of the bonds
men of Bates, the State treasurer, has suspended.
large body of hlbusters had gone to Sonora to join
Gandara.
Advces from La Paz the Mexican coast, state that
Gen. Bancarte had seized all the vessels in the barbo pat
ting them under embargo and be was % leave In rev DAYS
with 700 men, TO, the capital.
Advces the Great Salt Lake of the It'll Of January
inform that Heber Kimba had been elected president Of
the council. rert
Oregon dates the 18th Of February state that Indian
outbreak had occurred Fort Sincoe Four white
and large number of cattle were carried Of.
There bad been great mortality among the cattle in the
negbborhood of the Daes, fourth Of which had
ished
By advces from Washington Territory learn that the
State legislature adjourned the 18th of January after hav
ing censured Gov Stevens for his In the Indian
and the martial law affair.
Dates from Australia Of December say that the mines
are yielding immensely. fire had occurred at Adelaide
destroying property to the amount o. half million Of dol
lars.
Great Excitement IA Trangfor q
The Fisheries TO France.
ST.. JoHS's IN. F.,J March l6.--Advices brought
by the English mail that the English had
tered with France transfer to that
the Newfoundland fisheries causing the most intense excite
ment general meeting Of all classes called and
on the day was held all the stores Shops and places
business were closed; the British flag everywhere q
half mast, union down, and in paces black flag
hosted The result of the meeting determination tina
the wrong shall not be perperated. The legislature
commercial classes sending petitions the Queen
delegates proceed England TO protest against tn
measure. a4s
| Markets.
i New YoRK, March l6.-Coton is dul-sales of 500 bales
Flour is firm a decline of cents State southern
Sc Sc State, S. 80 SO l0 sales Of 500 barrels
Wheat is frmsaes of $4,000 bushels southern white
81 49, red 81 co. Corn buoyant-sales of 1000 bush
els mixed, II cents Pork is unsettled sales of $50
barrels; prime mess $25 Beef is firm SIG for Chcng
repacked. Lard is heavy-sales In bbls. at la cents
Whkey has declined-Ohio, 261S cents. Coffee is firm
Rio, lOA llA cents. Sugar is steady-Cuba, a lO1
{ cents. Freghts are firm.