Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
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From our Extra of Wednesday,
,,,ival Of the Sonora!
SHASTA. June 15. 1853

no; steamer Sonora arrived at San Fran
yesterday, with IA days later Eastern news
p,,,rrcA1..-The s., bill for the admission OF Ore
,os nassed the Senate by vote of 36 to II,
4 expected to pass the House at an early
The bill defining boundary between United
c...s. territory and Texas, passed the House.
~. Senate passed bill making appropriations
,.cislatiye, executive and judiciary expenses
r.rernment the vote was rescinded, and
1oue debate ensued.
rhe new members from Minnesota, Toneraugh
- Phillips, presented credentials, but objec-
Hoas we're made to their qualification. Subject
.s.rred to committee on Elections. Morris, of
p,;,.delpbia, asked the House to instruct COM
-lttee of Ways and Means to report bill revising
g.rif in such manner as to substitute home
a. Foreign Relations, to protect the labor
u he country. Voted down. The committee
a Elections were discharged from further con-
.sdsatiou of memorial of Brooks, contestns
eato Davis, of Maryland.
InSenate-memoria from California Legisla-
ture demanding interference in case of Ainsa,
& Aeixo0 IN ATlZOud Wy WSAiSohTj "uu nv" hS'u III
nuslody, was referred to committee on Foreign
/ Assrs. Parkney, door keeper of House, remov
ID. and J. L. Wright, of N. J. elect ed to his place
/ senate bill to prevent land frauds in California,
/ and to ensure safe keeping of public archives
r.ssed IT is stated that the President has asked
! Congress for loan of sl5,OO0,OOO, for term
/ not Exceeding ten years. An official response
xsseent to the Senate in answer to enquiry as to
4 What had been done respecting ontrages on our
commerce at Tampico.
The document contained letter from Capt
Almy, who transmits promise from Gen. Gar
q zea that he will behave better in future. The
NexkaE minister declares that his Government
1 d Indignant at the outrages, and promises the
punilment of Garzea. Forsyth, minister to
4 Nako, says it has been so long since an Amcri
can war vessel visited Mexican ports, that they
hsye forgot the power to chastisc.
The Senate confirmed large number Of ap-
pdntneuts, among which are Fowler and Ryn-
DER, post master and marshal of \. Y. Broder-
lex presented petition for California, against re-
peal of Light House Board. Gen. Shields petit
ton for mail routes in Minnesota. Senate pass.
I'd appropriation Bill as reported by Finance
Committee. House passed Senate Bill admitting
Minnesota, allowing only two representatives, al
thong three had been elected. They drew lots
W W. Phelps and James NJ. Cavanaugh were
succe ro Attention directed to the purchase
Of Limc Point, California, for military purposes,
theS cretary of War has directed District Atlor-
not to complete the purchase--two hundred
thopsand dollars are, thereby saved. The effort
to Bop the crevassc, 25 miles above New Orleans
has been abandoned; the damage to property
amounts to millions ofdollars. Steamer sank
recenly, at Palayra island, in Cumberland river
-hn lives lost. A tornado blew passenger
train off the Chicago, Alton & ST. Louis railroad,
several severely injured.
The towns of Lexington and Peoria suffered
much A family of five persons were crushed in
falling house, during another storm. The report
edevacuation of Salt Lake is confirmed. Presi-
Il dent Comonfort, of Mexico, is in New York
A Con Percifer Smith died at Fort Leavenworth,
Nay 10TH British aggressions on our commerce
in8the Gulf have created much excitement at
W@hington the home squadron is ordered TO be
reniorced the matter is engaging the attention
LOT Congress. Gen. Twiggs' punishment has been
rsnitted and he ordered to resume his command
|inTexas At the Free State Convention in Kan.
ma Henry j. Adams was nominated for Cover
nor and Martin F. Conway for Representative in
Cmgress. The Washington Union denies that
Cel. Kane is Commissioner to Utah.
henry William Herbert, known as Frank
fMrester, shot himself on the 10th of May, at
ouphen's Hotel, New York, because of his wife
femslng to live with him; they had been married
ong three months. The steamer Fulton has been
ofdered to cruise on the northern coast of Cuba.
protect American vessels from illegal search;
ueers have been given for the increase of the
nome squadron there. The Governor of South
o4ollna has appointed A. P. Hayne U. S. Sena-
"F IN place of Evans, deceased California
0nte bonds quoted at S7a cents.
EURoPE.-Bombay advices to England show
cFhlcal state of affairs at Dude Sir Colin Camp
osI has gained little advantage by the fall of
AFknow the hot season was rapidly approach
-rebels numerous and active several de-
hments of English troops had sustained great
F4erscs.
SAN FRANCISCO June 18th.
tar of Pacific arrived, with many passengers
sH company of troops for the North, under