Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-04
oALIFoRNIA- NEws.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ILLINOIS


NEw YoRE, Sept B.. The steamer Illinois
from Aspihwall, has ARRIVED via Havana. She
brings 81, 100000 in treasure. The Golden Gate
brought down s2,U00,ONO The Wabash wasn't
Aspinwall when the IianS left.
IhSreports from the uti,rusare of favorable
cliaFacter.s ss
The Americans. of California had nominated
u full State ticket. ~ @
Z sourIr AMERICA. The yellow fever was com
uniting grrat rnyages in l}ogota; in the depart
nent Of La Paz, 10000 Indians had died from
ttlatitliSease. al ~
The revolution in Peru was notyct over and
there was nV5prospect of an abatement
Sc The American whaling ScllOoner,s Srancls,:l1
reported as wrecked five persons were lost.
"A revolution has occ,tried on thu borders of
Guatemala and San Salvador, but no particulars
had been received.
Further California news, per steamer, says
that willie Professor Moore, of Iowa and DIR.
Francisco, were ascending the river Narar, OH
an exploring expedition, Dir. Francisco was ac
cilcntally shot by Prof. Moore, whilst cleaning
his to@ling piece.
The American State Convention wlfieltmet
recently ut Sacramento, lnade the following
nominations For Governor, G. B. tBowc, of
Sacramento; Lieut.. Gov, /. a. Raymond, Of
Shasta; Comptroller, G. w. Wliteman, of
TuolInne; Attorney General, j. b. Mcfarland,
of Nevada.
,5ss1 FROM WASHINGTON.
SEPT. 3.-'Ehc War DEPARTING has issued an
order to tile following effect, it being deemed
impracticable to detach BreVet BFigadier Genl.
Hnrney, for service in Kansas
Col. a. s. johnson, of the 2d cavalry, is as.
signed to the command Of the Utah Expedition,
and wilproceed tojoin the same without delay
MS COL SnlnAer, of LIST cavalry may he daily
expected with his column of horse, and foot,
Brgadier Harvey sill, in anticipation, dttach
six companies of the Cd dragons to escort the
civic officers to Utah on. tEieir mission and re-
main attached to the command Of Col. johnson,
The companies so detached will if possible, be
carried to at least sixty prvates, each by trans
fers from the remaining companies. The Staff
Department will supply all wants Of these dra-
eoons rs well MS the wants Of thelother detache
mentS of the Utah expedition that may be 70,
manning behind. Brevet Major Porter, Assist.
ant Adiutant Genn, will promptly repoi him
self for duty to Col. johnson before the latter
shall pass Fort Leavenworth.
Count Montiagels having transmitted 10 the
State Department., through Mr.. NrOom, our
Minister at Berlin u note asking nm explanation
of the opinion given by Mr.. Cushing October
last on the right of American citizens; to e%pa-
triate themselves. Attorney General Black says
the specified case is that OF Julius Anrthor, a
native Baryarian who came to this country aud
after being naturalized, returned to Barvaria.-
His efforts to recover his status seems to bein-
Ipeded by doubt, which the authorities enter
| tain, whether he can throw oil the allegiance
to the u S., if so, and in what manner it can be
done Black says there is no statute of the o.
| s. which permits either native or naturalized
citizens. from seve ing his political connection
with the Government, ii he sees proper TO do so
in time of peace,and for purposes not directly
Injurious to the interests Of the country.
The fact ofirenouncing his alligance must ! y
established like other facts for which there isno
prescribed form ofprool, by any evidence which
will convince the Judgement; by an oath off
duration as test of his sincerity, or us neceS
sary part of5his title tofutuIe protection of1the
Bavarian Government may he demanded
Whatever satisfies Them ought 10 satisfy us
since all similar cases NC prescribe our own
rules for admissions Of Bravaiian subjects as
citizens of the U. S.
The following persons have received appoint
ments in the scientific party attached to the ex-
petition under the Charge Of Lieut.. Dues, for the
exploration Of the Colorado river: Dr., j. s.
Ncwberg, of Ohm, physician aud Gcologist; =.
5raylOr, of Richmond, and ChaS. Booker Of
Hampton Va, assistant surgeons.
MohouScn is pupil Of Baron Humboldt and
was appointed to. the expedition Mt earnest
solicitation transmitted to the Sec'ySoi War
through the Partisan Minister, a distinguished
Savan who has done so much himself in former
days toward the develvpemcnt Of the natural
history of our Continent. Lieut. Cues, with
a portion Of the command, wililcave for Fran
cisco in the steamer of the 9th inst, and proceed
at once 10 the Gulf of California, commence
operations.
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