Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30
BY TEL EGRAPH.
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA, OREGON, &c.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The steamer Illinois has
arrived from AspinWan with dates of the 18th, and
California dates to the 5th.
She brings nearly million and half specie.
Democratic Gubernstorisl Convention nominated
Weller on first ballot.
The miners held meeting denouncing Fremontc
Mariposa claims, and threatening resistance.
The Supreme Court of California granted per-
petual injunction upon Fremont, preventing him
from interfering in the affairs Of the Marced Mining
Company.
The Court also reversed its decision touching the
San Francisco bonds
The Know Nothings ere taking measures TO re-
organize in California
The q. S. Frigate Roanoke would sail for New
York on the 9th of July.
The steamer Sonora which connected with the Il
linois, brought down nearly 1900, 900 specie.
Business at San Francisco unusually dull Seve'
raj large failures.
Advices from Oregon to the goth of June say pol
icies making Oregon slave State continue to be
zealously urged.
A prospectus has been issued for a pro-slavery
paper.
Central American sdvices to the Attn OF July:
W. d. Crocker o. s. Consul at La Union, died on
board the steamer Panama at Punts Arenas. p
The Gillian Minister plenirotentiary arrived at
San Jose with proposals for the contemplated Amer
lean Spanish American confederation.
400 of Gen. Walkers troops remained at San Jose
and Punta Arena.
The steamed Tennessee has been chartered by the
Costa Ricans to proceed to San Juan del Norte and
take the troops home.
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
The return of Gen. Walker is solicited.
The determination of Costa Rica to hold the riv-
ers had given offence to Nicaragua, which had sent
to England to purchase three gun boats to strength
en- her position on the rivers and lakes.
A fight is to come off next month between Mar
tinez and Mendez
The Chamorra party have sent urgent solicitations
for the return of Gen. Walker.
Gen. Barredas of the San Salvadorean forces in
Nicaragua made an unsuccessful attempt at revolu-
ton against the Government.
LATER FOREIGN NEWS
The Government troops are in possession of the
heights around Delhi, and attacked and drove the
rebels within the walls, capturing twenty-six guns.
The Bombay and Madra armies continued firmly
loyal
The steamship Erin from Bombay with the China
mails, was wrecked off the coast of Ceylon on the
sixth of June. The passengers mails and specie
were saved. The cargo is valued at a million Of
dollars, which, with the vessel, is lost.
NEW ORLEANS, July % Cotton market frmer;
no sales. Corn 65a9O Prime red wheat IL
Sales of cotton for three days 300 bales; receipts
800; stock hand Il, 200 bales; decrease 24S AGO.
at all ports 5SO,550. Sterling exchange lOc.
WASHING TON, July 29.--CommOdOre J. 7.
Newton died of paralysis yesterday.
The opinion Of the Attorney General justihes
Capt. Wilkes in furnishing Densmus for disobedi-
ence of orders in the South Sea Exploring Exped-
ton.
Gov. Cummings instructions are completed. He
must cause the laws to be executed and not modest
the people on account of their religious opinions,
but hold them responsible for their conduct
President Buchanan has pardoned the sons of
Col Pritchlynn, who were convicted in Arkansas
last autumn for assault with intent to kill.
Tho's H. Dunn. of Mississippi, has been rendered
the Seeretaryship Of State for Utah. His accept
ance is considered doubtful.
W. Beldon is appointed U. s. Attorney General for
the western district of Ohio.
BOSTON, July 29.-The 'sloop of war Cyane has
arrived with 80 Of Walkers troops in a destitute
condition.
NEW YORK, July 29.-The steamer Anvil has ar
rived with London dates to the 10TH
Cabinet Council was held at London imme-
diately upon the receipt of the disastrous Indian
news.
Canton suffering of famine.
battle had occurred between the imperial troops
and the rebels.
ST. LOUIS, July DE. Bolton, deputy clerk of
the Supreme Court of Utah, sends the affidavit of
the Attorney General denying Judge Drummond's
statement of the destruction of the records of the
Court He says they are all safe in his custody.