Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
CALIFORNIA NEWS
NEw YoRx, Sept. %.

NEw YORK, Sept. %
The Steam Ship Moses Taylor arrived about
O'Clock with California mails TO the 5th inst with
upwards Of 300 passengers, and nearly 81 coo, 900
in Treasure
She connected with the John s. Stevens, which
vessel reported the harbor OF Manzania blockad-
ed by the Sshr. Gen. l. Yariss.
The Steamer Saranae was at Panama all we'll
The steamer Roanoake arrived of AspinWal on
the 10th, and would proceed Immediately to Grey
town.
The California State Election had resulted in the
success Of the administration Democratic Ticket,
/ by 60O0 to 10000 majority.
The Legislature will have large majority Of ad-
ministration Democrats. San Francisco elected
/ the Peoples Ticket over Local officers and a Re.
publican Delegation 10 the Legislature.
Mining news from Frazer's River still unsafisfac-
tory. The river is still too high TO allow profitable
working, business dull at Victoria, and property
greatly depreciating. The Indians still held a
| threatening attitude Considerable excitement
had bCen cIeaied by the report OF gold discoveries
on Yancouver's Island, north Of Victoria, and
/ thousands had rushed there and staked OF claims;
but il turned out 4 humbugl
Many persons who went to Frazer river and
other diggngs on British possessions, had return
ed TO California.
| The overland mail via Salt Lake City, arrived at
Placerville on the 24ih August.
The first stage Of the same line left San Francis
| co on the 25th with Il passengers.
| NcM AuA GAANmG- AlSu uleEAlBn u4u ueGu
found on Soda Greek; Shasta County. Diggings
realizing 500 per day. Indians dggings, Edo
rado County, had been nearly destroyed by FIRE
A duel bad occurred between Geo. P. Johnson,
Administration Editor, and ". S. Ferguson, Ex-
State Senator, and Douglas politician The latter
was shot in the thigh
| The u. S. Government has commenced a suit in
/ San Francisco for New Almaden quicksilver mines
| valued at many million dollars Il Is charged that
it is now held by forged title.
Ill. !. =. IL
Recorders Office, held ticket which drew a one
hundred thousand dollar prize in Havana Lot
1 tery.
An unusual number Of murders, assassinatious,
suicides and deaths from casualties are reported.
Advices from Honolnla to the 7lh August are
received.
The ship Geo. HoEland, the first whaler Of the
season arrived there the 9th Of July with
favorable report OF whaling feet
Advices from Oregon to the 2lst Of Aug. are also
received on the 18th Of that month.
| Lieut.. J. h Allen with party Of IS men made
night attack upon body Of Indians capturing 2l
men, so women and children, and large number
Of horses and much other property.
Lieut. Allen was mortally wounded in the attack
and died next day.
Beyond this there had been no active demonstra-
tons against the Oregon Indians, though prepara-
tons are being rapidly made for al effective cam
paign by the Government Troops.
Lewis Lauris;. the well known Eronaut and
Chemist formerly Of Boston, died at Sacramento.
Receipts Of gold dust are about an average for
the season. Shippers Of treasure are about resist
ing the payment Of the State tax upon exported
bullion
An indictment had been found against the Capt
Of the ship Rather for an infringement Of the Tax
Law, and the trial Of that indictment was to be
made test as to the Constituiionality Of the i'm
port
IsfhHus news unimportant. Senor Obaldio had
been eleated Governor Of the State Of P mama
The Slsr Of the West and Granada, it see rs, car
ried out some so ''stoWswsys," who were wander
! ing about Panama penniless.
A Band Of 40 organized thieves had committed
many robberies in Costa Rica. They finally at
| taeke the residence Of the President but were
caught and hogged and banished from the coun-
try. They were mainly Of respectable families and
one q relation Of the President.
Gen Lama, U. ). Minister, had reached Costa
Rica-
Nicaragua was quiet The Savannah and Sara
Iogs were at San Juan and the Plymouth sailed for
Aspinwall on the Ist.
In Honduras the inter. oceanic project is regard
ed as abandoned. There was some talk Of Saliva
dor invading the country.
The cholera was disappearing from Guatemala-
The U. s. Minister had returned from Honduras.
Valparaiso dat Of Aug. IS received Peace aud
order prevailed in Chill. The crops were highly
favorable and the mining news satisfactory.
Callao dates TO Aug. 9th are received.
The 4errimAe and Decatur were in Port-the
former to sail for Valparaiso. All the foreign yes
sels so long lying idle at Gallo had procured
charters and proceeded to the Island 70 load gu
ano at $40 per ton
II was reported that Peru was about declaring
war against Ecuador on account OF the question
between the Peruvian Minister and the latter Gov
eminent
EouADoR - senor Carrian had been eleet-
ed Vlce-President. The elections passed onquiet'
ly.
| Bolivia vw.s onis.
VENEEvELl-4n attempt was made at revOlu