Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-27
Further from California.

BY the Moses Taylor, at New York we have
the following additional intelligence from Cali
fornia:
Later news from the Colorado river informs us
OF the sinking of both steamers used by Lieut.
Ives IN his exploring expedition Up that stream,
and the consequent brpa xing up, for the present
Of the undertaking. The Indians on the banks
OF the river were also found hostile and danger
Gus.
Considerable discussion has been occasionea
In san Francisco by the action Of the Board of
Education in excluding child of colored pa
rentage from the High School There was much
opposition In the Board to the step, and the
luton ordering it was debated at several meet
ings before it was passed. Hereafter all colored
children are to be taught in schools exclusively
intended for them.
Frenchmen was held at the French Consulate in
San Francisco, to express their horror and indig-
nation at the recent dastardly attempt to assassi
nate Napoleon and the Empress An appropri-
ate address 10 the. Emperor WAS d avn up, which
will be circulated for signatures throug hout the
State, and forwarded to France Immediately.
Per contra, an address to the people of Paris Is
being circulated for the signatures of republican
Frenchmen in California expressing sorrow for
the wOunding Of the sixty persons at the time Of
the attempted assassination, and expressing the
hope that the cause which leads to these bloody
tragedies may soon be done away with.
Archy, the slave, is confined in stockton iail
by order Of Stouall, who is his master and owner
under decision Of the Supreme Court Of the State
United States in the States of Central Americ,
took formal leave of the government of Nicaragua
on the 18th nit. IL is understood that during the
latter months Of Mr.. Jones's residence in Mica
TaJua be had occasion to make complaints of sew
erdl acts OF that Government in derogaton a, he
views them, OF the rights Of American citizens
resident therein, and opposite not only to the
friendly sentiments which he conveyed to that
State from the Cabinet at Washington, but also
to the spirit exhibited by the authorities of Mic
aragua pending the question Of the reception Of
their Minister (lrisarri) by the United states In
his closing letter, II is understood that Mr. Jones
recapltulates, and expresses the opinion that the
acts and facts which he sets forth as directly to
his knowledge, are calculated Justly to incense
the American Government and people and ouo hit
10 lnduce severe retributiOn and preventive
means.
Dates from Oregon are to the Goth of February
The news Is without general interest The melt
Ing OF the SHOWS had swollen the Willamette
river and other streams, causing great freshet
The Columbia river had been closed by ice for
two weeks
Dates from the Sandwich Islands are to the 2sth
January. The King and Queen had gone on an
excursion to the WiDdward Islands, in I'll b NJ
steamer Vixen. At the election for representa-
tlVes LOT Isoo, the only generel election.) there
were I2o'3 votes cast in the Sandwich Islands
Inc Honolulu papers complain of the Chinese
residents for their indecency and filth
correspondence by the Moses Taylor SAYS tHat
santa Anna was on his way to Mexico, having
lett Carthagena on the 10Th for Havana, en- route
Gen Paez had commenced revolution in Ven
ezuela, and was closely beseging President Mon
agas in his palace.
From Dominica we learn that the partizans Of
Paez In Venezuela had submitted to the Santan-
nists Jose Valverde had been installed Presi-