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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA AND
OREGON.

The people in the southern counties of California are
still busted with hunting out and hanging the members
of band of bandtt that has long infested that region
and committed nmberless murders and robberies These
mscreants principally Mexcans, headed by famous
American desperado called Jack Powers Seven have
been already captured and hung and others have been
driven away.
Wages Of workmen in every trade, as well as those Of
the strictly abong classes have risen rs per cent at San
Francisco since the outbreak of the Frazer river fever
Very many Of foreign population leaving for the
North.
The shpwrecxcd Japanese have returned to their ma.
tive country on the ship Caribbean Puget Sound.
They had the freedom of the city during their soourn
there and were both delighted and astonshed at what
they saw and heard of their Oriental ncighbors.
On Sunday the 9th of July, at Bear Valley Mrs. Brady
gave birth to daughter weighing only nineteen and a
half pounds Mother and Child doing well.
The recent election in Oregon has resulted in the
cess Of the Salem democratic ticket, as follows Gov
ernor--John Whitaker; Congressman Il. II. Grover
Secretary of State--L Heath State Treasurer. ID.
Boon State Printer Asahel Bush.
Upon this result select the following remarks from
the Oregon Weekly Times
The democrats that have been elected to Office
men who fully inbued with the genius of democracy
and American liberty appreciate the true value and
nature of constitutional lawswhom neither wealth
the mere accident Of birth religion influence in the
distribution Of equal and exact justice to all They
men who are bound by duty, gratitude, community of
interest and sympathy Of sentiment with the great
of the pcope-the manly and vglant spirit that
actuated the people to elect thcm spirit that nourshes
freedom win prompt them in the discharge of their duty
and make them watch and control, far as in their
power those time and lip servers who mpeach what they
profess and betay the trust conded in them by The peo-
pie. 1
sour democratic representatives in the State legisla
ture acting, have doubt they will, in accord
ance with time honored principles will promote the
welfare and dignity new born State with high posi-
ton among her sisters not only regards the simplicity
WISDOM and economy of her laws, but also in pursuing
that line Of policy which will tend to restrain the acous
and proscrptve opposition thereby not only creating
more perfect harmony among ourselves but also
mnpdng admiration and respect abroad "
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

NICARAGUA is said that the Nicaragua transit route
will be opened by Mr.. Vanderbilt in October next.
Greytown correspondent states that Webster and Co
brought $780, 900 with them for the purpose of compile
ting the of the Vanderbilt contract for the opening
of the Nicaragua route. G
decree has been issued in favor of the cuvators Of
coffee ia the republic to he in force for twelve years BY
it they and their servants exempt from military
ice in time of peace, from direct taxes their panta
tions and from the payment Of tithes Also from pay
ment of duties goods imported to tho value of the
coffee exported calculated ut the rate of $40 quinta
The paper says that many persons turning the
attention to the cultivation of this valuable product.
A petition from Don Fermin Ferrier walkers late
minister to the Minister of Foreign Affairs is published
asking permission to return to his native country.
SALVADOR President Santin had resigned on account
of i'll health and the Vice President Don joaquin Guz
man. declined to the duties of Office the same
plea Under these circumstances General Gerardo Bar
rios had assumed the office Of President of the republic
HoNDUnAs President Guarlola has dismissed his min
ster and appointed Don Pedro Alvarado minister OF
foreign affairs and Gen Forencio Xatruch minister Of
the interior The President reported TO be in bad health
and had left Comayagua for the present he was at his
hacienda, among tho mountains near Jurcuran
Honduras in reply TO the circular issued by Nicaragua
has expressed its willingness to join in any measures cal
cuated to the safety and stability of the Central
American republics.
CosrA RIoA decree of the 18th Of May permits the
importation of -four barley rice maize, and other grain
of which bread be made free of duty for six months
The second article grants the same exemption TO bread
manufactured cereals meat fish, and lard.
The Cronca gives the house returns of tho co
foe crop, which is set down at 63 ESQ quntls and cal
cuates about 900 quinas for home consumption
decree of the 18th Of June enacts that all the mer
chandse imported into Punta Arenas must pass through
the som-house, for the purpose of preventing the
smuggling of tobacco and gunpowder.
New GRANApA.-From Bogota and the interior OF New
Granada there direct Private letters mention
that the Congress had rejected the Cass Hcrran con
vcnton and that Gen Mosquera had been appointed to
the military command Of the Isthmus
The elections for governor and deputies to tho assem-
bly, Of this State have passed of quietly There was an
immense amount of fraud at the polls. The popular
is in favor of st Obalda but the ministerial party
used all their influence for Mr. Jose M. Hurtado. The
military in this city voted twice for him. and some per
sons are said have voted three and four times From
some of the country districts returns have come in show
ing nearly mnny votes there inhabitants In the
place Tho scrutiny takes place to day Q5th), and
some persons appehcnd collision between the two par
ties.
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Markets.

NEW YoRK, July 2S.--Cotton closed heavy and UNI
changed-sales of 800 bales. Flour closed frm--saes
of $4,000 bbls State, 81 10a 81 Is Ohio, 81 10 a
81 90 Southern, 81 IS 81 95 Wheat is slightly
lower-sales of so, 900 bushels western red 81 O5 a
81 OF. Corn is a cents lower--good mixed, 1854
cents yellow, 95 96 cents Pork is steady-mess
SIT Asa SIT rs; prime, sl4 S4 25 Beef is higher
Chicago repacked Sl2 rs $l3 81. Lard Is steady at
liz liz cents, Whiskey ia firm at rs cents Su-
gar is irm-Porto Rico a 81 cents; Muscovado n
cents. Coffee is steady at III liz for Rio. Spirits
Tupentine steady at "A cents Ron is heavy at 81 so
ahoat Rice is firm at a 81 cents
BALrMoRE, July 2s.--Flour is quiet and very firm
Howard street and Ohio, 81 so new city mills SIS co.
Wheat is firm, and closed with advancing tendency
Red 81 Is ST. % white, 81 20 a 81 40 Corn
Mixed SIC. as3c,; white SAC. &c., yellow $50 Soc
Whiskey, 251c. &c Provisions Market is frrner and
unchanged except pork, which is held at SIT rs
SIT So
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PoLITICs lLIINoIs-The democracy of Illinois are
evidently closing firmly their ranks against the attempts
Of Mr. Douglas aud his friends to divide them very
large meeting was held on Friday night last called by
four hundred of the most respectable members Of the par
portion of the party from the support of Mr. Buchanan
This meeting very largely attended but was sub
jcctcd to interruption from the Dougasitcs II is little
singular that the Douglas candidates for Office proclaim
that they with the administration, except upon one
measure Of pocyKansas. This looks IL the national
administration party had the advantage least were
strong enough to defeat the Dougasitcs il open issue
between them be made, as it undoubtedly will --Phia-
dcphia Ledger tdB s1a8 qi
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TIE SAND WICH ISLANDS.

On the goth May young Prince born to the Queen
Great rejoicing was occasioned by this birth The usual
salutes were fred and congratulations INDUCED in Next
day the birth all the places Of business in Homo
lulu were closed and the diplomatic corps turned out 10
elicitate his Majesty King Kanchamcha ILL the event.
The King, by proclamation styles the conner, -His
Royal Highness the Prince of Hawaii s yF44 q
The coffee crop Of the present year Hawaii bids fair
exceed that Of several previous What with
blight and other less apparent causes the yield of last
year was much smaller than usual both of coffee and
oranges and following almost nvarablc rule of al.
tcrpnon tho present year will probably be remarkable
for abundance. We hear nothing of the blight
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GOLD MINING In NEW CALEDONIA.

We publish this morning a full summary of intel
lgence from the recently discovered gold mines Of
Frazer's and Thompson's rivers. There seems to
be doubt to the great quantity Of the precious
metals in that locality, although but little has yet
reached San Francisco. This is accounted for by
the fact that the Hudsons Bay Company, exercising
exclusive control the trade of that section of
British North America, the only buyers Of gold
aud sellers Of provisions and consequently the gold
passes directly into their hands in exchange for sup
plies. In support of this conclusion, we refer to
tho fact that all the supplies shipped from San
Francisco are on account Of this company.
The discovery of gold has occasioned an immense
speculation in property at Victoria, Whatcom, and
other points. At Victoria great excitement pre-
vailed in relation TO real estate, which was adj
vancing very rapidly Lots 60 feet by 40 feet
selling from 800 to $4,000. All the best property
had been taken up. The land office was open the
day the Panama left for San Francisco, and there
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Floods In Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, July 27.-Fort Leavcnworth dispatches
dated the 24th received by United States express
Brownsville report TINT great damage had been occasion
ed to tho crops in the interior by the late heavy rains
Several bridges the Fort Riley road had been carried
away also the bridge the Kansas river To
pela, by the recent heavy rise In that stream.
Numbers of transfers arriving at Leavenworth
from Utah. having been detained at Camp Scott all the
winter and spring by insufficient Of transportation
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On the 23d instant Mr. w. H. Hess, superintendent Of
the Magnetic Telegraph Company successfully laid
the Ohio river at Parkersburg Va in twenty minutes
large English three wire cable making the sixth cable
OF the same kind submerged by Mr. during the past
TWO years This completes, In connection with the mag
nec lines new, short and the most reliable and direct
telegraph route between New York Philadelphia, Balt
more, Washington and the West
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SUMMARY or FOREIGN NEWS
GREAT BRITAIN.

/ SUMMARY OF FOREIGN NEWS
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Mr. israeli pro, ding Tor the puriicaton OF the Thames
and the drainage OF London the government TO guaan
tee q loan OF three millions Tor the purpose
On the 10th, In the Lords the Indian Dill was debated
ana made sooa Pns,sss =, 0 hiI, ~ .. f A.
~ INC son. ., - - $50, -. az; N'"' 'uo
Nt.I, sst'r,,.,a,s annnnc thas the British .ovor,
mont win take no further steps against Thomas Aelsop
who WINS Implicated ia the January conspiracy against
Napoleon and withdraw the offer of reward for his ap
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| MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Madrid Telegram that Spain has addressed the
;mat earaa ~ ~ t En"iish prl;.en, VI ''0
i'' " 'iN''N Nv " .'
IL Is said that the health OF the Princess frcserck
William Will not admit OF her meeting her mother at
Cologne and that victoria consequently goes TO Posdam
The Paris papers generally DENY the assumpton of the
London Times that the fortifcatons at Cherbourg are in
| tended ma a menace to England
Trrpvpv
'
Private dispatches intimate that the Turks had attack
ed the Montenegrns and that after three conflicts tho
latter retreaed to the mountains The story lacks
hrmation A general officer of the Turkish army had
been ordered to proceed to Jeddah as imperial commits
soner with directions to punish the parties implicated in
| the recent massacre, according to martial-law.
# ApApy, ,Src
/
Inc turkish envoy at fars mad received teegaphlc
despatch flom ms government promising all the salts
faction IN It's power lot the massacre at Jedda and that
the Arabs shall be severely punished 1t IS affirmed that
inc place VIII DC occupied ny French ana Englsh force
when the news OF the massacre reached Mecca the Mus
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Henry S. Fitch, Esq, whose speech at Chicago on
Friday night last publish in another column, is a
son of Senator Fitch of Indiana. The speech is full
Of strong and telling points, and assures us that he
is young gentleman of great promise. He is now
citizen of Chicago and we anticipate for him a
brilliant career in the future. Read the speech.
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LETTER FROM HON JOHN DO Ul1HERT5.

From the Bureau County (lu) DemocratI
The following from the Hon. Jno Doughcrty democrat
ic candidate for State Treasurer us rs private
letter. but deem it proper to make it public as ii is
conclusive rcutation Of the alsehoos aoat BY the
Chicago Times and State Register respecting the political
antecedents Of the writer and good democratic docu
ment in all respects:
JoSEsDono Illinois, July 10, 1858.
EDITOR BUREAU COUNTY DEMocRAT--SrR: I see by your
paper of last week that you have supposed that the
charge made against me by the State Register wit
that opposed the Kansas Nebraska b- possibly
true state to you that this charge and every other
made by that paper is false, and the sschood known
to the editor when he published It, was opposed to
Harrison and Tyler in favor of the Kansas
bill; have voted for supported any other than
the straight democratic ticket have bolted dem
ocratic nomination, nor will / ever do 30.
Your article of last week the eUnion of the Demo-
cratic Party meets my most decided approval As the
matter stands with Mr. Douglass if we should sus-
tain him we should as party plead gully to the charges
of 'Jraud piolaion Of pledges, g bribery 'sstyitinq
down The liberties Of free people,. &C., which he makes
against the administration and large majority of the
pays chosen representatives and senators in Congress
These are bis charges and by sustaining him should
vouch for their truthfuncss.
Governor Reynolds and myself are pronounced by Mr.
Douglas reliable democrats Now, you know that
have been in public life twenty years in this county
and challenge him for parison of political effects
respective homes Mine has ever been democratic
Whatever place he has remained in for any considera-
bic length OF time has passed into the hands of the
my His path has been disastrous the democratic
cause Under his Caligula- like dominion we have lost
not that must lose still more by joining the re-
publicans Judge Douglas has DONE must be blind
deed. ~ aa
Your friend, j. DouGHERTY
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The state of Georgia VS.. the Banks.

AUGUSTA, July % The Millcdgevie papers contain
proclamation from the governor of Georgia ordering
the State treasurer not to receive the bills Of nearly all
the banks in the State in consequence of technical in
formaty in the semi annual returns, which made
in conformity with the old but not the law
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company Of about twenty Ave persons in Baltimore
have banded together the purpose of going TO Frazier
river over which region Dime Fortunc-thc old do
ccivcrs supposed 10 scatter Californian fortunes They
go by way of st Paul where they expect to unite with
aimilnr company thithcrward bound
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AFTER SURVIVING THE GREAT GIANTS, CAN
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY SURVIVE THE LIT
TIE ONES istt 81 iH ~
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Die metlc, bemtieae MmiicSlm1a Sr0OflOn.

Seitpen ei1 bebeutenbcr She'll Der 2Gnbereien
Der friberen patOp8cD~Gano> u I~lGctattpn IN Die
9dnpe etner peutlhcn We Ell ldaft sur 0runbut q
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ufer pa6 patap6cc, Itber9cgan9en, bat pa8 Inter
nebr1et einen 9emalttgen Mufl9pun9 uno cine
neue Bebeutun9 geppnnen. Die Au5fibrbdrtett
pe6 b%eablthtigteu llnternebmenS unterlie9t teinl r
~peiteren 6tage mebr, ba bic NnSabl Der bereit8 &C.
bauten nnD bempbnten SduIer, Ippte Die Der nod
i'm Sau begriHeuen alen 3peifel in pteler 5inlI1t
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ben S1u Der StraBen uno bietet 10 ben bereit8 Nm
sc llepeiten Nrbeit nno &eben5>&rperb. Sepe bill
lt9e unter1tuBu1g pelGe NnItceler bon Der Cont
pagnie beaulpr u6eH, iptrp b~enlelben 9erne &C pdbrt,
lpte oteS Don Dtelen Der elben berettS oantbdr an
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ais eben our @rpdbnU19 o~erlelpen ertorserltG,
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men SUnnter5, namenili6 aber rpdDreno Der jung
ten 5erblttage, pur6 eigene Qnl6auung ilter3eugt
Daten. Seine DernlnTtige Sttmme tann Nb ge>
gen 8rUGttYn erbebe1, trpDl aber ltebe itb Wantbe5
lagen, mas be3I9lit Der .3utunft pteler Mnlcplung
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t. rungeIl 5u gebet. ~ .H-
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lIno ptele a3etlen gel9rteben tie PUB OielmeDr baS
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bic Dpr einigen Ia9en eiuen NuS Hug mad Der
neuen MultepIung semaGt unO belhlOifen baben
~bie1elben benz publtfum in 5prnt elmer turSen 9tp~
t5 DprSule9en. Sir &Ge, bic BEN bpbeu Wertb
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beutung. OOb oaoOn itberseu9en tie Ib AM belter,
penn lie I6 nit benz y Ian pe6 unternebn1en6l nit
Der Sage Der Stapt, lupte nit ben GprtpetIen, bic
}ibnen gebpten tperpert curd nnterrebung nit Ses
tbeiIigtea unb bur9 WRsenlRein az Dirt unp SteHe
lbefannt madden. Sung = .eA LIZ -
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fpruG befens etnBeidren. ~"
Q3-. Die QDtrtpi@aft WtarsGanb aStnue piro unperGuserl
aSsg2SE-S Joseph Gerhardt.
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