The Washington union., 1858-03-16
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A Loud votes From OhiG.


A Loud votes From OhiS.
MottNf vrrsoS tohio) March l5 The largest mas.
meeting ever held in this city b now IN full operation
and good Judges assert that Il Is three times the sis d
the recent anti Lecompton mass convention at Columbus
Strong resolutions sustaining the Kansas policy Of the
President were unanimously adopted Judge Belden has
lust concluded effective speech Colones MedAry and
Sawyer and Judge sta,kwcaher present, and will ad
dress the meeting
Two weeks ater News from Csiieornis and
Central America Arrival OF The Star OF the
West
New YoaK March l5--Ihe United States mail steam
er Star West with the California mails and passen
gers Of the 5th of February, has arrived. She brings
81, 500 900 in gold and 200 passengers.
The Star Of the West connected with the John l.
Stephens which brought to Panama 81 TOO, 900 in gold
Tile jamestown and the British war steam
er Leopard were at Aspnwall The United States steam
cr Fulton sailed on the 9Th umo for San Juan del Noe
with dispatches for Gen Lamar IN Nicafsgra.
CALIFORNIA
The California legislature had not transacted any bust
ness of special interest The Sacramento slave had
been decided and the slave restored 10 the claimant
The indians in Tuoumne county had been committing
seticus dcpredations and in instances had mur
dercd the whites.
Two telegraph lines have been projected torun through
Sutter Yolo and Solano have offered 10 raise S6S0 600
towards a railroad between MarysvilIe and Bcnicis
The small pox committing some mvsses at the
United States marine hospital.
SOUTH AMrnicA.
The stcamf fri.atc Mcrrimac had arrived at Taahu,
ana Chill The civil in fern still continues The
capture of Areaulpa by CastiIia hourly expected
The American ship Lizzie Thompson and the larque
Georgiana Ind been seized at the Chnra Islands and
taken to Callao The demand Of the American minister
for their release refused.
The American barque Dorcas Ycaton was loaded by
boat from Chan steamer The American minis
ter had made demand for satisfaction for the insult
THE COLORADO EXPLORATION.
st. Ives party had ascended the Colorado river $50
miles above Fort Yuma where the steamer got aground
light draft boat had gone 200 miles further to the
white settlements.
CENTRAL AMERICA. t@
The Nicaraguan government had denaticnalzed Gen
William Walker and his followers
Gen. Lamar had forgotten his credentials, and declined
offer to be received unociay until he could present
them.
Th> governor of Sonora had called upon the peope TO
extermna.s Gaudara and his robbcr followers The lat,
ter had been besten by the government troops causing
great destruction Of life.
II was said that the Mormons about to emigrate
to Northern Mexico but this is probably the repetition
of an old rumot
Later from Utah.
Sr LOUIS March l5--Mr. Hartwcll, the secretary Of
Utah has arrived here He left Col Ohnstons camp on
the 26th of January THE troops were in comfortable
condition and excellent health There had been only
four deaths since the arrival Of the command.
1t thought that the entrance to the valley would
be made y another route 100 miles longer hut Offering
distinctions of any magnitude. Some principal chiefs
of the Utah Indians had been into the camp and gave
assurance of their peaceabe intentions towards the Amer
leans.
Mr. Hortwe met with no snow on the route and grass
expected at an unusually early period
Arrival Of the Turkish Visitors at philadelphia.
PnuApELrurA March Is The Turkish admiral and
suite arrived this evening They have been visited by
of proceeding is not fully determined on but they will
probably leave for Washington tomorrow noon, and pay
| longer visit to this city on their return.
Conservation o. bishop.
Providence, March IA Francis II. Mcfarland was TO-
day ccnsecraed Roman Catholic bishop Of the diocese Of
Hartford. comprising Connecticut and Rhode Island
Archbishop Hughes and seven other bishops and numer
| ous priests were in attendance
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Cotton Burned at Charleston.
| CnARIrsroN, March ID. Seven hundred bales Of cotton
| were burned in this city this morning. Uninsured.
Markets.
NEw York March 10 Cotton Is heavy sales If
600 bales prices easier but unchanged Flour s
irm-sales of g. 500 barrels State 81 25 81 30; Ohio
| SIS O5 a So 20 southern, 81 60 a s. 10. Wheat Il
firm sales of 1000 bushels southern red, 81 % Com
is heavy sales of 30, 900 bushels yellow, GO 81 cents
white, 81 6s cents. Pork is droopingnaess slS 20
SIG 75 Beef has advanced western repackcd, sl2 70
Sl3 So Lard is heavy AZ a lot cents. Whskey is
buoyant Ohio, 2It 22 cents. Coffee Is firm -Ro W
a III cents Sugar is firm Orleans 64 cents. Mo.
lascs is heavy at 81 s3 cents for Orleans. Spirits
turpentne is steady at 81 cents osn is firm at 81 O,