Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-09
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of Gold Mr. Weller Elected Cow
ermor-The State Debt to be Paid-Great EarshuuaIxe
I'm Peru.
New YORK Oct. 3.-The steamer Star of the West
arrived here this morning from Aspinwa with dates to
the oath ult and 400 passengers from California. Her
dates from San Francisco to the 9Th ut She brings
81 100000 in specie.
Among the passengers are Senator Gwyn Gov Foot,
Hon. G. L. Scott of California Mr. Starkweather Cate.
q. s. Minister to Chill.
The o. S. steamer W abash was at Aspinwall and the
John Adams and Decatur were at Panama.
The Star of the West touched off Havana on the
18th and at Key West On the 29th.
The election in California had resulted in the success
of the democratic ticket Weller for Governor recev
ed 10000 votes Stanley $4,000 and Bowie $4,000.
The town of Columbia, in Tuolume county, has been
burnt, only II buildings being saved. Loss 100000
One building contained powder, which exploded killed
five persons and injuring several.
The Oregon constitutional convention in session
at the latest accounts.
The numerous outrages committed in Carson Valley
has caused the formation of vigilance committee.
California has voted to pay the State debt by large
majority. The constitutional convention project was
probably defeated.
The grand jury at San Francisco were investigating
the affair at the mint Haraszthy the late melter and
rener has been found to be defaulter to the amount
of $l5OOO0. He has been detected in abstracting
treasure from the coiners' department
Mining operations have been successful
The Indians had murdered Mr. Ebey, the United
States collector at the port Of Townsend in Washington
Territory. The citizens had captured eighteen Indians
and would hang them
The shipment of treasure per steamer Sonora, which
connected with the Central America amounted to ST.
$4,000
The San Francisco markets were quiet. Importations
had been large.
The news from Chill is unmportant.
The revolution in Peru continues without resulting in
advantages to either side
From Nicaragua there is nothing later.
The cholera was raging at Guatemala and revolution
had broken out against Carrera. Mr.. Venable, the U
S. Minister at Guatemala was dead.
The AspinwaL Courier says that Robert +. Morse
surgeon-inchef of the Panama railway passenger
by the Central America, being bound home via New
Orleans.
The city of Paira Peru has been damaged to the
tent Of 100000 by an earthquake.
ADDITIONAL LIST OF THE LOST BY THE AMERICA
The list of passengers from the Isthmus only who
were on board the Central America has been received
The list Of the San Francisco passengers is not expected
till the arrival OF the steamer connecting with the one
leaving San Francisco on the Goth Of October which
will be about the 14th of November
The following are the additional lost provided they
did not stop at Havana IF. NJ. 3. Smith VIM: Graf
fries, Capt. w. S. Dyer, J. Silaner, \. NJ Tirao, W
Watson and son, Otis Barlow, James O'Nei, VIM
Offers c.. W. Griffith, Thos. Maoney, Frank Carpen
ter, VIM Hemme, VIM Plass, A, Amour, 7. J. Nor
ris and F. Griffith.
The reporter Of the associated press is indebted to thu
kindness of purser ROBBERS of the Star of tho West fo
the forppOnp