Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
New YoRK, Nov. {

New YORK, Nov. 2.
The steamer Quaker City from Mobile
via Havana the 29th ult arrived this eve-
ming. There is no news from Havana.
The proposed relief of Gen. Concha by
Mirisol, is not acceptable to the people.
Exchange and Sugar lower, but nominal
Holders of sugars preferring to ship instead
of selling. U. S. gold 3 per cent. premi-
um.
The Quaker City brought $4,000 in
specie.
The steamship Star of the West, Capt.
Gray, from Aspinwal for Now York, arrl-
we'd at Havana at 8 p. m. on the 29th.-
She had on board 7l5 passengers, all we'll
She brings the mails and S1,600,000 in
gold for New York and S500,000 in gold
for Europe. She would leave on the 30th.
Twenty-Five of her passengers, among
whom were Col. Fremont and Senator
Broderick, came TO this port in the Quaker
City. The cause of her detention was the
non arrival of the Pacific steamer Golden
Gate; that vessel left San Francisco on the
5tk of October, but on the following day
her machinery in part became disabled and
BIG WAS COuipCltCu w IObuiH W POi0t hhNiS
she arrived on the 10th ult.
The ensuing day her passengers and mails
were transferred to the steamer Golden
Age, and again took their departure and
arrived on the Gath. On the Same day the
passengers reached Aspinwal they embar-
on board the Star of the West, which had
awaited their arrival.
The steamer Catawba had not arrived at
Havana when the Quaker City left.
The only paper to hand Is steamer Her
aid of the 5th, and it contains no impor
tant news.
The official returns from nearly all the
counties in the State give Weller 1l73f
majority over both the other candidates.
The total vote was about 10000
! The Senate stands 20 Democrats TO
Republicans, and the Assembly 81 Demo
1 Gratis TO Republicans, Americans and
r Independents. The majority in favor o
the payment Of the State debt is about 80
: 600.
! The rumor of the exodus of the Carsol
d Valley Morrnons to Utah, and the ridicu
o lous part, that battle had been fought be
e tween tho u. S. troops and the Mormon:
v at Salt Lake, is contradicted.
It II was said that the overland mail rout
u from San Diego to San Antonio, Texas, WI
70 take passengers on its trip of Oct 9th.
D The news Of the commencement Of th
70 panic in New York did not create muc
& surprise in California.
le The trial of the late Treasurer Bates ha
'd resulted in verdict in favor of the Stat
ie 10 the full amount Of the bonds, $l00,00'
le An expedition sent out from Fort B'
s. chanan, against the Apaches, killed SO an
n; took $50 prisoners, who had been sent
a. New Mexico for trial. Great exciteme
or existed between the Sonorans and those
ed the Gadsden purchase, and no America
"a. were allowed passport in Sonora II
m Pimo Indians in Arizona had chastised 4
,er Zumas and Apaches for killing some
'e- their women and children. The Pim'
no killed $50 or 100 of their opponents a
ch lost only % themselves.
gle Late accounts from the head OF t
m Humboldt state that Kinks wagon road pi
10 ty had been attacked by the Indians, !
nd had driven them off without any loss.
er- The Mormons were to leave Carson VI
re- ley on the goth Of October.
ed Brigham Young has ordered secret ci
lot airy company to organize from the Sail
lis in Csrson Valley, armed and evuipped vi
'it- one years provisions and clothing. II
TO said to be thor intention, should matt
ty. get too serious, to seek refugee in the R
tly sian Possessions, where they have alrea
ate driven the stakes for new Zion.
oli- There is later news from tho sandw
rns leland but it is not important.
ose The Oregon Constitutional Convent
tea had as yet done literally nothing.
EEL ~, Fsvuo,, ,etu,oed 10 New Yo