Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-06-04

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The movement towards F..
continues, and during the nrasa as' nvet
the steamer Panama has sailed I 60 " Wed
Sound with 225 passengers, wi F'gs
The weather has been DIV,
since the last rains, and the snm D'u WIND
may he said to have Commence gales
Ripe Strawberries, new no,o,u
peas and asparagus are in the ms.s res
OREGON.
We have dates from Portl.ns
10th ult. ''uo to ID
The National Federal or Euo.,.
wing Of the Democratic party sV ne. ''i1
State Convention at Eugene y. met il
18th ult., and nominated tba ~ s.n On the
ticket for State officers: ' following
For Congressman, James
Governor, E. NJ. Barnum; S.o ~ Nelly
State, E. A. Rice; State T Ss.,elaFy q
L. Brumley !; State Printss~ SOTer' J.
O'Meara. james
Out of seventeen counties
seven were unrepresented in tbe '1 y. o'ate,
ton. VohVel-
A lump, weighing 6Ay.sor..
was taken out Of Althouscs C 'Sssp ounces
ern Oregon, on the 2Qth vi ''A' South.
The Indians at the mon.,
river murdered yOungvGts W !, Rogue
ed Stephen Taylor, and the wSi, nam
determined to punish them, 50 "I m are
look for little war. There a W. nay
forty warriors in the offending I'll, ~ ulI!
it is feared that they will BE- ; SiDs, Ga
fugitives from the Umpqua reserr.Sa.
WASHINGTON.
We have dates from port TOrr,.,,.
the 9th ult. A great exciten..
walls about the Frazer river n,, ~
there is much difficulty in gett,nS.'~
There are three or four hund1,~.
Port Townsend who have no ues.,
cannot get away, nor get anyv9,N
do.
INTERESTING FROM NICARAGUl (
The Panama Herald has some INN
tant intelligence relative to an aim,
made by Col. Kinney to overthrors
local government at Greytown. 7,
abridge from a letter in the papernl,g
On the 18th of April Col, KIM
six other persons arrived here and u,j
an attempt to overthrow the local goy5
ment. The Colonel was some tines
the owner of a house here, which n
subsequently mortgaged to WOOd&@
On the Colonies departure about a!A
months since, he appointed Mr. B. Mar.
ey his agent, and the mortgage ha7n.
fallen due, it was foreclosed, andtheum.
erty put up at auction; Wood { s.,
bought it in for some eleven hundrl d.
lars, and not being able TO let it'll va
closed up.
The Colonel's first act on landing vs
to find out from his old friends how ma
tiers stsod, and after dark he effected
entrance on the premises, and took for
!. bic possession of the property, setting
q defiance the authorities of the town.
On Monday Mr.. Cullin, the purser
h the United States sloop Jamestown, {
erted himself with both parties 10 Ia
e the matter left to arbitration, which VI
S agreed to; three arbitrator were naml
8 bonds were entered into to abide by h
decision, and one week from date aIa
= ed for them to give in their verdict
r On the 25th, Kinney and his a2a
= ates prepared Nicaraguan flag and
; Sunday about midday proceeded
k where the Mosquito flag was hoist
pulled il down, and raised the Na
e guam ensign in its place. To ibis
l. the town authorities offered no opp
e, ton.
n The next step was TO arrest the AglI
a of the place.
Ie On being brought to the guard hOu
where large crowd had collected
< Mayor asked Col. Kinney the Hai
ic why he was thus treated, to whd
Colonel replied that he wished to ini
0, him officially of what had taken p5'
p that the flag had been changed @al
j. government deposed, and his CAnF'l
n substituted. =.
10 The Mayor then asked the F
they wished him to resign, to which "a
y, was a general cry of "no, mi %
i'd Mayor then asked Kinney BY vla !
st thority he dared to act as he bad g
BY and declared his intention no TO Ies
mt loud cheers from the citizens 70 h
er ney of the United States frigats J'nS
IN town. g..
pit The next day meeting Of o'l..
was held at the Mayors house. .
al whilst it was in conclave Kinney 'sl'
a order to deliver up to him The can n5
Vi belonging to the town; this was q. X X
Ter to by an order from the Mayor III !
he ney's arrest; ard just as the na y,
ne and large body of citizens VeIs '.. =,
to to but it in force, five of the JAMES, me =,
ms cutters, filed with armed nlarln., u. ~
led observed pulling towards the sn ~ RI
VS. The citizens the proceeded o4 y sr N
ish Consul's to await the course o . s,ss
rit- and were engaged in mah9S ,..T. {
ex- when Capt. Kennedy joined yi'I Lor
ov- hearing Of Kinney's acts, an %. T r'n,'
m name had been made use Oh 'u sh MI
.rts declared that it was done WEE Lsa r
he permission OF approval. be 'c las5 /,
as the protest (having at first r'l hs so
ady SOL and finding Kinney IN ~ 5o
ex- he said be only wanted to PFs''"
and shed. r;s;i,d
liar After this be (the Captain an,
ali United States Commercial ~ a. KIM
nto then had a hong interview Wit ,a.ls, b
dis About 5 o'clock he sent a I lsll "a, \ !