Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-30
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The Illinois. from Aspnwall, arrived at New
York on the 18th inst, at 2 IL P NJ. bringing
upwards OF 600 passengers, and nearly a million
and half Of specie. She left Aspnwall on the
evening Of the Goth, connected with John l..
stevens, which brought down nearly two millions
OF treasure. She left at Aspinwall sloop Cayenne
and British irigate Tartar the latter having on
board the remainder of Lockridge's men, 200 in
number, who were to be sent to the United States
in sailing vessels.
The British line ship Orion left San Juan for
the purpose of blockading Carthagena.
United States Commissioner Morse took pas
sage on the Grenada for New Orleans.
Lockridge's men, on their arrival at Greytown,
were protected by the British gun-boats from the
Costa Ricans, who followed them down the river.
Goekndge remained at Greytown. Col. Anderson
was awaiting at Aspinwall the next news from
walker The 10th of April was the day set by
tne Costa Rcans for the finishing attack upon
Walker. The Costa Rcan papers give differ
ent version of the battle of the 9TH Of March, at
hlTas. Walker, they say, at the head of 800
men, was routed with great loss of men and am
munltion. In the battle of the 10Th, n9ar San
Jorge, IOO hlli6usterS were killed, as stated by
deserters from Walkers camp. The allies had
Y killed and 60 wounded. At last accounts in
the same papers, Mora held positions on the
North and South sides of Rivas, within 400 yards
OF the Plaza, and was soon to open fire.
--latest accounts, to 2Sth of March, state that
lighting had continued at Ryas for four DAYS
without much impression on either side A cor,
respondence had taken place between the Costa
Rlcan General, Xatmeh, and Captain Davis of
the ST. Marys, in which the latter refused to in
tertere between the belligerents.
Costa Rican papers of April Sth contain let
tiers from General Mora to the Minister of War.
He says Walker is hemmed in the Plaza at Rivas,
the allies being entrenched within four hundred
yards of his line, and that he was subsisting on
mule and dog-hesh.
From the South Pacific.
Dates at Panama, from Valparaiso are to the
llth of March, and from Callao to the 26th
Ship Cathedral of Boston, was lost off Cape
Horn Feb. 18th, on her passage to San Francisco.
Nine men were lost, including Capt. Howard and
Dr. hrkendall Of Trenton the remainder of the
crew had arrived at Panama in an English vessel.
The English Admiral in the Pacific had seized
the Peruvian insurgents war vessels, Loa and
Tumbes.
From the Sandwich Islands.
Advces from Honolulu are to March %.
sehoonerhad arrived there from Nantucket Isl
ands, with cargo of guano. The islands had
been taken possession of by Americans.
From California.
The California news is meagGe. The act of the
last Legislature for protecting actual settlers is
declared unconstitutional BY the Supreme Court.
Mining is generally prosperous.
ire at Sacramento had destroyed fifty
thousand dollars worth of property.
Thomas Wright, Jr., a lawyer from Philadel-
phia, committed suicide at San Francisco April
9th.
Ex-senator Foote advises the American party
to disband.
Serious discussions have arisen among the
Mormons at San Bernado and Salt Lake
James Wilson from Boston, was drowned at
Shasta in February.
No provision having been made for the pay
men of the State debt, there is no sale for State
stocks