Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-12
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.


New YoRE, Aug. IL.
The steamer ST. Louis, from Aspinwall, arrived
tbis q, o,ternoon She left the afternoon OF the 80,
and brip o. California dates 10 the 10th OF July.
Sba a1o,ts that the Star Of the West lett Aspin-
vail az he slme time for this city via hey West,
with mails and $4,000 in specie
The Golden Age brought down from san ran
cisco upwards oil SlSCO,GOO' some S-o-OoO u II tle
dust was from Fssz.r's River, destined Tor Eng
land
ne "a he f,vorable and emigration was as brisk as
ever. Although the excitement had somewhat
suhsided, nearly forty vessels ieit san fr4nelsG9 ?
between the 81 and 18th OF Juy loI @ tle ueN so.u @
regions Other gold disc, 1YeIles 1Ie iepoI'eu 'ui
ther north. on the side Of n . Natchtz
The Olympia Pioneer states that IN the at'4cA
before reported OF Indians upon party o. miners ;
going up the Columbia, there were 10 "h''es Auu
upwards of 100 Indians killed. A.
There has been 4 collision between me mercer
Mining Company in Mariposa County, and some
OF Col FremOnt's men. The Mining Co. made an
armed attick upon FremOnts men WlO were
working lead quartz al Pine Tree driit. trehOL. 7
men defended themselves. holding the place Win
arms in their hands for several days. Appleauoh
being finally made to the Government VINO was
preparing 20 call out the military.
The assailants withdrew leaving Fremont ID pos
session.
The Democratic party in Califonia is making
preparations for the September election Ihere
was desperate effort making for the possession Ol
the nominating Convention between the Admins
tratiOn men and the Douglas Democrats uhder TIE
lead OF Senator BrOderick-
The steamer Commodore, which LEFT San Fran
ci % on the 5th Of July for Nict0ra, returned on
the 'th in a sinking condition She had a large
freight Nud many Passengers
6ates r., VI Oregon are 10 the 10Th The Legs
I,t1-H Lad %. qsen two U. s Senators, namely =
Gen. Lane and .'elazon omiIn. -,--..,. Ill
Tbe C,aI;torpia ma. Fets were not quite 50 hrm,
owing 10 the many 'a.7 - oAt W 1t -
the heavy importations IT, " lI III 81,
was however large business III .ol -, .,o.s
Coal had met a heavy decliue 1oMaIus tle o1oSe'
owing 10 the withdrawal of two 81, leIs iIOll 'ne
Frazer River route. ,.-..o,,J
Large transactions in coffee also sold 'lo sscoNl
hands and held at an advance. II,
Provisions Of all kinds advanced, partc. W 70 y
pork and bacon, of which large purchases -
been made Of lots to arrive. Butter dropping; laru
heavy and dec!iled- Money active and abundant
Is supplied Receipts Of dust Increasing.
News from the Isthmus is unimpOrtant The
Saranac had goue TO San Juan del Sur the Merri-
mac and Decatur to Callao the Nandalia 10 the
Islands.
Dates from Van PaFaigO are TO June 3Osh, and
CaIao to July 18th
The case at CallaO OF Lorner, Fitzgerald, aud
several other Americans who were seized some
time ago as flibusters by the Peruvian Govern
ment, have been disposed of By sentencing all OF
TIE parties to imprisonment and hard labor for
fifteen years each
A dificulty occurred at CalaO on the 18th July
between the French and Peruvian vessels, which
threatened at one time to be serious The French
Admiral had demanded an apology and reparation
from the Peruvians.
A violent shock Of an earthquake was felt on
the afternoon OF the 18th
Thirty three American ships were in port