Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
CALIFORNIA NEWS
Arrival of the Star of the West.

NEW YoRE, Sept l3
The steamer Star of the West arrived Saturday
night with 81, 200, ,OOO in treasure.
California dates TO tie 10Th
The Anti LecOmptJnites had nominated John
Curry for supreme Judge, and the Republicans en-
dOrssd the nomination
The LecOmptonites nominatedJ J. G. Baldwin, the
Anti LecOmptoniies had also nominated Hon Jos
c. McKibbin and W. S. Dudley for Congress.
The grading Of the san Francisco md Ilrys-
vile Railroad is rapidly progressing.
TheTelegraph is extended TO Yreka.
Advices frcm FIazer's river are 10 the l4th.-
The river had fallen an the miners are doing bet
ter.
A fire at sonora on the fifth destroyed $4,000
worth of property. The Presbyterian Church was
burned.
The difficulties between Fremont and the Mer-
ced Mining Company continue. The latter refuses
to yield possession Of their vein, aud he men who
occupy i insist that they shall resist.
H. N. Willis, City Prosecuting Attorney, had re
signed in consequence of charges Of disreputable
conduct in social relations.
b One thousand Cinnamon and landed in California
during ten days.
The markets were very dull owing to large srri-
vals aud a small demand.
Auction sales trihing.
Provisions steady.
known.
Collections highly satisfactory and money loan
ed At one quarter per cent On Merchandise secur-
ties.
N1cARAsUA-Col. Canty attempted to siezs
PuutA Arenas in Costa RIca. He was opposed By
the British Consul At GreytOHn and the British ra-
val officers, who proposed annexing the point 10
MusquitO. This will iead to further complications.
Canty had left for Aspinwall
\ food in the san Juan had much damaged
property on lis banks on August l6.
The business portion Of GEORGETOWN. EldOrado
,anuufv- yguS hurut IOSs pvcaadinn EIOO O00
4 desperate ARRAY at Peril bar, Siani ians riv-
er, August 4th, between French and Americans.
in regard 20 a mining claim, resulted in the death
Of three Of the latter, Leonard Shock. Abraham
Delavan and Robert Warren, and the woundiEg OF
tTbarles Crooks, Geor e McKenua and Roger Nc
Ciu-e, Americans the French were Outnumbered
in the fght and used guns The murderers had
not been arrested.
Mr. Broie lex proceeds to Washington overland
before the meeun Of Congress.
ChlIan dates to July 3lst are received. The coun-
try Is +, ported more prosperous than for some time,
but no general news OF importance.
New and rich copper mlnes have been discover
The dury on foreign cotton goods has been reduc-
e from 40 To 10 per cent. Public tranquility seems
, szis from disturbance.
FrouI Genital America we learn that two Amer
/ icau butchers who were trading with the U. States
firae Szraaac at san Juan del Sur, were arrested
by military authority, for alleged violation OF mu
aicip4l rule Capt SeIy, OF the Saranac, ordered
| some marines ashore, but before they landed the
men were released
( The Saranac was AZ Panama at last accounts.
/ The Inhabitants Of the Isthmus feared an out
break
The result Of the election caused considerable
agitation and new army decree was passed, or
E dering a large military force 10 Panams.
General Castillo had been elected President o
Peru.
The steamship Daniel Webster arrived this morn
~ ~om Havana on the sth, with u passenger
a15 "a, 1000 in specie
I-t- r., @h ship Cornelius ZoOn HOfft, from STs
tar bronrbt 37s Coolies to Havana, and lost 2l'
Tbs Tue s,5ss- cv e brought Vera Cruz dates t.
the sth 70 Havana Dt, r,..,
standard No. u and OF. u
basis ..-. .,eo N.
Contracts had been made an ounsng 70 49, I7t !
boxes Of the coming crop At "a @4<s ~
10 arrObes nett. -.,I.
No sales Of old stock MolAsses q,1iet' re0''
cloyed.
Exchange rather active, London Il 3 -4al4 -
premium New York and Eastern cities, 3 II