Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-06-05

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tFIom The Alta California Of May GtE)
SUMMARY OF THE FoRTN1Gur's NEWS.
The Legislature adjourned on the Goth
ult., after enacting number Of important
laws.
Col Fremont arrived in Bear Valley,
Mariposa comfy, on the 10th ult., and was
welcomed by all with the greatest rejoicing
Public respect was shown by the lighting OF
hugo bonGres on Mount Bullion, and the
firing Of quicksilver TASKS heavily charged
with powder, in lieu OF cannon. Festivities
were kept up until late hour.
There is much excitement in the valleys Of
Plumas county on account Of q rumor that
tho Indian tribes in that vicinity have ban.
ned themselves together for the purpose oil
making war on the whites. The Indians
have taken some stock, and the whites nre
preparing to fight them. 1t is said that the
Indians have been much abused by unprinci-
pied white men, who have taken their squaws,
and treated them in brutal manner.
Ripe strawberries, new potatoes, green
peas, and asparagus are in the market.
Correspondence of the Alta Caliiorniu)
FROM UTAH-EvACUATIoS OF SALT LAKE CITY.
Los Angeles, April % 1853
There is some very interesting news from
Utah. 1t comes through party arrived at
San Bcruardino in bucksk;n dresses, on the
Goth inst IN the party were Messrs. d.
Clark, ID. Starks, Joe Matthews and others,
recent residents of San Beruardino, and sew
eral old residents Of Salt Lake.
Col. Kane, who appears to be acting as
Commissioner, with powers to treat, after
a conference with Brigham Young, had gone
10 I,;l -,
called. 1t was believed that the movements
which followed were the results of his con.
ferences with the conflicting parties. Brig
ham Young has issued q circular TO all his
followers, commanding them not to fight, nor
even oppose the army Of Gen. Johnston, and
that as tho army advances, they retro from
the northern TO the southern counties. lie
commands his people to avoid all contact
with the soldiers, as il is not good for them
to meet. With their wives, their little ones
and their herds, they are to vacate the coun-
try OF Salt Lake, including the city, which is
to be given up to the use Of the soldiers, who
are there ordered to erect o military post.
This circular was seen and read by these
gentlemen, but they did not bring one Of
them on. When they left the movement had
already begun, and they assert that by this
time the city is vacated, and the army Of
General Cummings is in occupation. All
thoughts of war or of fighting are abandoned,
and It is believed that peace will prevail
from this time forth. There no longer exists
among them any intention Of destroying their
property or leaving it, believing that for all
losses they sustain in consequence of the oc-
cupation by the troops, they will have claim
upon the Government. The retiriug popula-
ton are to form colonies in the south, upon
tho Colorado, the Mohavc, and in the valleys
Of the Sierra Nevada. Many of those who
left San Bernarduo were badly treated in
Salt Lake, because they "came from hell"
1t is said that the people have ceased to use
sugar, tea, coffee, and other articles which
are considered indispensable in housekeeping,
because these things are not to be had.
There is also said to be q scarcity Of material
for women's clothing, and many of them go
dressed in pants and coats. The people OF
the southern settlements are almost in open
rebellion against the Church. They are
taxed so enormously for the support OF their
army that their substance is nearly eaten up
The tax amounts to 80 per cent. of their
whole property. These facts are aiscredited
from the fact that they come through Nor
mons. The next two weeks will verify or
disproye them.
OREGON.
We have dates from Portland TO the 10Th
ult.
The National Federal or Eugene city wing
Of the Democratic party met in State con-
vention at Eugene city on the Sth ult., and
nominated the following ticket for State
officers:
For Congressman, Jas. X. Kelly; Gov
ernor, +. NJ. Barnum Secretary OF State,
+. a. Rice; State Treasurer, j. l.. Brum-
ley; State Printer, James O'Meara.
The Indians at the mouth Of Rogue river
murdered young white man, named Stephen
Taylor, and the whites are determined to
punish them; so we may look for little
war. There are only 40 warriors in the Of
Tending tribe, but it is feared that they will
be Joined by fugitives from the CmPqua re-
servation.
(From the Panama Star and Herald, Of May ls)
INTERESTING FROM NICARAGUA.
Almost .An9ther BombarGment Of Greyto~a-
attempted Capture Of tie Mayor By Colone
Kinney and his Pariy-AIorc Initcd state,
Capture and Banishmem o
CoI Kinney and his Forces.
The British steamer Trent just arrived
from Greytown, reports that on 18th Apri
Col. Kinney, with men armed TO the teeth
hauled down the Mosquito flag, hoisted in III
stead the Nicaraguan colors, forced his way
into the Mayors house and forcibly dragged
him out as prisoner. The citizens were VI
in aims directly, and q message was sent L
Capt. Kennedy, of tue Jamestown, for Os
sistanco, who came on shore Immediately
with an armed boats crew. Mr.. Carlos 10
mas, intriguing to support Kinney and gui
the support of the jamestown, stated that b
was the representative Of the Nicaragua
government, and had been informed by ther
that the treaty between the United State
and Nicaragua had been ratified, and tha
they were at all hazards to hoist the flOg {
the above country in San Juan. Unlortl
uptely he had to eat his own words, for NJ
De Banyol, acting Consul, and lately Oppoin
ed Minister to Paris by the Nicarnguan go
ernmeut, produced his papers Of office an
proved that the treaty was not ratified, OIL
that Mr.. Thomas dared not show his face
that country having been outlawed for beiu
an officer in Walkers army. Nothing WI
left to he done, therefore, as the citizens
GreytoSn Insisted upon taking kinney al
lis band prisoners Of TO the Jamestow
from thence to be sent up in the Britt
fteamer TO Aspinwall, which was done. III
Colonel ard bis party arrived at Asplnwa
SINGULAR CoSTAsloS The Reading Bt
bdcRtcr states that, in the beginning OF Ia
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