The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-27
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
s1,4oo,ooo IN TREASURE.
FROM CALIFORNIA

New York, March 26-The steamer Moses Tay.
lor has arrived with California dates to the 5th
inst, and 81 400, 900 in gold She left Aspinwall
sail on the same evening for New York
The trip by this arrival completed in 20 DAYS
and Ia hours from San Francisco, being the short
est on record
The principal consignees on the specie list of the
Moses TAYLOR are as follows:
Wells, Fargo Co., S473,000; Rowland Il Aspin-
wall, Sl27 ,O00 American Exchange Bank, $50, 900;
Duncan, Sherman Co., $4,000; W. 7. Coleman
Mr.. Lamar, United States Minister, was formally
received by the Government of Nicaragua on the
I'D The lrisani treaty is still before the legisla
ture, but 1t is believed will not be ratified unless
with alterations which will reopen the whole affair
at Washington
General Jesez had been appointed Minister of
War.
The steamer San Carlos was lost on the Lake.
The United States steamer Susquehanna was at
San JUAN
The steamer Golden Age arrived out at San Fran
cisco in twenty days, being the shortest out
ward trip
From Peru, advces state that Viyanco had can
tured Arco.
The frigate Apurimac having first shered the
town, $50 men were landed who took possession
Inc loss on both sides amounted to 200 killed and
as many wounded. Half the town was in ruins.
Fivanco had withdrawn his troops from Ingui-
que.
The attempt at revolution in Lima has been SUD-
pressed.
Lieut.. COLLEEN came passenger bv the Moses Tav-
lor, being bearer OF dispatches from Com. Long of
the frIgate Merrimac, which had arrived at Callao
The Legislature of California has confirmed the
van ess ordinance providing that all the title that
the city of San Francisco has in the lands within
Its borders be given to the parties in possession ex-
cept what is required for the streets public squares
school houses, etc
The United States sloop-of-war St Marv,s had
arrived from Honolulu. There had been thirty
deserters from her crew, but some were recap
tured.
The Indians on the Sebastian reservation had re-
voted and refused to obey orders. They had, how
ever been frightened into submission by the SOL
diers, the leaders being punished by the nliction
of from 20 to 100 lashes
BY an avalanche in Plumas county, two persons
were Killed and a number wounded.
The California Senate was discussing bills proyid-
ing Tor the compulsory observance of the Sabbath,
and the incorporation of mining and ditch eompa-
MES.
Mr. Bales, the late State treasurer, had been ac-
quilted OF the charge of embezzlement
horrible tragedy had occurred in Grass Valley.
Michael Brennan, the President of the Mount Hope
Mining Company, had murdered his wife and three
children, and then committed suicide.
Archy, the fugitive slave, has been confined in
Stockton Jail by order of the owner, under deci-
sion of the Supreme Court.
An organized band of burglars has been discover
ed IN San francisco and some arrests have been
made. .- ..r.f o. ..-
The ship Flying Fish sailed for China with MANY
Chinese passengers, who carry their dead relatives
with them and S2s5,000 in treasure
great snow storm had occurred in California
lasting four days
The California markets were languid, but not de-
pressed Some articles commanded higher prices
Money was easier.
Provisions were fairly maintained at former
prices. Hams were higher and the supply was en-
tirey out of the hands of importers Sugars were
better but quiet owing to the small stock Eastern
crushed 2lc The feeling in Coffee had improved.
Prices of domestic liquors tending downward