Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PIES,
Later from California,

NV YORK, July 27.-The steamer Illinois ar.
s lreu mere this afternoon from Aspinwall, with
She aso ht agth and California dates to the sth
M also brings nearly Al 500 100 in Specie
me primary elections for delegates To the Dem
ocTdtle GuheTnatorial Convention resulted in the
Weler e ,,iI deieSt OF the Frederick party NJ
ballot when the convention meets
The miners had held a meeting n d.noYnc.
ened ,esin,n Nan rosa claim, and they threat
eneu resistance 20 the same.
r Advlces from the ISihmus are unimnortap,
Inc . > frigate Roanoke would sail from A. .
PiI~ail Tor New York on July 9Th.
Inc steamer Sonora, at Panama had hronoh,
down neatly - Goo 100 su'
Business at san Francisco was unusually dull-
several heavy failures were announced
The supreme Court of California in the caS. ~
the Mercer Mining Company against I 4, a..
mont. have granted Il perpetual Injunction mo,
MT, Fremont, preventing him fFom interfeTin,
with The operations OF the company. The court
has also reversed the decision touching the San
Francisco bonds, the court now holding a. nm
CO Institutional and void that section of the con
stitution bill regulating the payment OF the com.
missioners Of the sinking fund for the gradual
eKtinguishment Of the debt.
The Know Nothngs are taking measures for
the reorganization Of their party in California
Advlces from Oregon to June 2ith had been
received. Fears were still entertained Of further
indian difficulties at the Dalles. The policy Of
making Oregon 4 slave State continues 10 be yea
teously agitated, and prospectus has been issued
40, a pto-slaVery paper.
The markets Of San Francisco were glutted
WIN All kinds OF produce for which there was
no demand. and prices were rapidly depreciatina
money was accumulating and the rates weTr
downwa.d. Pork had declined fully s. 20 per
bbl. for both mess and clear Sales al SsS9 SOaS33
for mess and S25 for clear, cash Gallego flour
was nominal at Sl3
The steamer Panama had arrived AZ pan,m,
with Central American advices to the ith of JuIN
w. ID. McCracken, the American Consul Ia
Union, died on board the Panama at Punta Are
has.
The CHILEAN Minister Plenipotentiary had ar
rived at san Jose with proposals for the contenl-
Plated Spanish American confederation.
Four hundred of Walkers troops still remain
ed az san Jose, Punte Arenas. The steamer Ten
nesSee had been chartered hy the Costa Ricau
government To proceed 10 San Juan Del Norte 10
take these troops home
The L. =. sloop-of-w Decatur was al Punta
Arenas.
Further advices from Central America stale
that the determination OF Costa RIGA to hold
RivaS had given great offence TO Nicaragua; that
Costa had sent TO England for three gunboatS
and was Strenthening her position ON the rivers
and lakes; that fight is TO come of next month
between Martinez and Chillon and Mendiz and
;hat the Chammorro party have sent urgent solicit
dllonS for the return of Walker.
Gen. Barrides, the late commander Of the San
Salvadornian forces in Nicaragua had made the
most unsuccessful attempt at a revolution against
the government.
The L. :. frigate Independence was struck by
lightning on the morning Of the 5th Of July al
Panama and lad her nainmast shivered.