Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28
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Later from California.
Great Democratic Victory.
Election Of the whole Democratic
Ticket.
THE FRAZER RIVER EXCITEMENS
Fabuios Success Of the Miners.
Later ft'Osee kOooo0s.

Later fj-osss KssssUs.
NEW YoRK. July 27.-The steamer Moses
J Taylor FROM Aspenwall 10th inst., arrive ed
this morning with the California mail Of the
9th OF July, and Sl.l63,Sl7 in treasure.
The news from California is not impor-
tsnt. The principal feature is the Fraze
river excitement, which was without abste
ment. The reports from the new gold fields
are getting TO be quite fabulous. One letter
writer vouched for In the San Francisco
papers. says his fret days yield at the mines
was $1,000. Victoria was crowded with
Americans, who had run up building lots
to enormous prices, some as high as S2O,-
900. The Hudson Bay Company was buy.
ing gold dust at SIS per ounce
lhe Indians had begun to mOlest the en-
igrants on their way to the mines par
ty OF ten encamped near Sepome were at
tackled and six killed
twenty-five canoes filled with warriors
were passed going into Victoria by the
steamer Sea Bird, and 200 were on the way
and daily expected at that point. 1t is
feared that the mining region would be
Overrun, and that an indlscriminate massa-
ere would follow
| Fourteen steamers and snil vessels left
San Francisco during the fortnight for Fra
zer rlver
California news unimportant.
! The Supreme Court had decided the Sun
day laws unconstitutional, and all prosecu.
tions under that law had been abandoned.
| One hundred houses in the Chinese dis
trict in Orville had been burned. Loss
1000.
Several bridges were burned at Stockton
July 18th. together with the Massachusetts
House and Bowen Il Bro 8 warehouse.
Unusually active and large operations
are going on in provisions and other goods
used by the miners.
Advices from Oregon state that the Indi-
ans from the upper Columbia are collecting
in large numbers. Object unknown.
The State election had resulted in the
choice the whole Democratic ticket.
Advices from both Oregon and Washing.
ton territoris state that there was a general
gathering of Indians in that region, with
evident hostile intentions.
The commander of the Pacific forces is
hurrying together all the troops at his com
mand, but their number and equipments
are wretchedly inadequate.
IsrHhUs NEws.-The line between Aspin-
wall and Havana is discontented. Here
after all Aspinwall stores for New York will
stop at Key West
The sarranaco was to have left Panama on
10th for San Juan.
Advices from Valparaiso June 10th are
received. Nothing important. Market is
dull.
Bolivia is quite unsettled, and the gov
ernment are in great dread Of the return of
Baez
President Sanandrez was becoming quite
unpopular. He had banished many Of the
most prominent citizens, others were set
Ting up their business aud leaving
PERu.-Advices from Carthagena an
nounce the z1jection of the Cass-Herran
treaty, and a bearer of dispatches was en-
route for Washington.
Gen, Mosquero is to take mill itary CON-
mand of the Ishmus
In Carthagena the cholera was d, clin
ing.
In Santa Maria, Don Fireman Ferri,
Walkers minister has petltioned Nicaragua
for permission to return.
A national bank has gone into operation
at Costa Rica.
The U. S. frigate Merrimac was at Payo
on the 2Sth June-all WELL
Advices from Buenos Ayres are to June
TO- Business dull and but little produce
coming in The country was quiet
Advices from Port au Platte describe
business dull and the market glutted with
all descriptions Of merchandise Specie
was very scarce, and the people had lest
all confidence in the government paper
money, and was exchanging at the rate of
lap for one specie dollar.
Last evening the crew Of the river har-
Dor police No. were despatched on
board of the ship Philrdelphia, Ia ely ar
rived from Liverpool, and now lying off
the battery, and arrested ten of the crew
and locked them up in the 1st Ward sta
tion house for the night, and this morning
they were conveyed TO the Toombs.
The U. s. steam sloop Of war. Brooklyn
was safely launched from Mr. Westervelt's
ship yard at the foot of Huston street.
Fl. LEAvENwoRTH, July 24.-Great dam
age had been done to to the crops in the
interior by the late rains. Several bridges
on the Fl. Riley road had been carried
away, also the new bridge across the Kan
sas River at Topeka by heavy rise.
Numbers Of teamsters are arriving from
Utah are detained at Camp Scott during
the the winter and spring, by insufficient
means OF transportation.
HALIFAX. July 27.-The Europa, Captain
Leach, arrived at Halifax this morning
She had moderate weather. and light wes-
tern, wind. On July q. in lat SO long. 80,
passed large brig rugged steamer steering
east, spposed to be the Arabia.
ST, Louls, July 2s.-Dispatches from St.
Joseph to the ed, per steamer d. A. Janu-
ary, state that advices from Salt Lake City
to July Sd have been received. The Nor
mons had all returned to the city and their
home in different parts Of the Territory
Gen. johnson passed through the city with
his horses and encamped thirty miles on the
other side. The Government officers were
duly installed in their various affices, and
were preparing for the proper discharge Of
their duties
Brigham Young was anxious to he tried
on the charge of treason; but insists that
the jury shall consist Of Mormons only.
LEAvENwoRrH, July 23.-Per steamer D.
A. January to Boonville. Mr.. Lv, ,ngston, IN
old trader on the plains, last night arrived
from Salt Lake City with dates to June 80.
The army had marched from the capital for
Cedar Valley. forty miles below.
Brigham Young and the heads Of the
Mormon church had returned to the city,
and the citizens we're following them en
masse. All was quiet in the valley.
Some returned teamsters are circulating
report ofrich gold deposits in tie vicinity Of
st Vans fort. These statsments do not re-
ceive full credit in absence Of authentic in
formation.
NARKET0.-uBw YesE, July 27-YLoUR-
Unchanged. 0ales 800 ~. ss 6508 90 for
super state, 9 ss03 . sos extra statsi so0s -
fas super vsstesn s6ol S6 so- connoa - medium
extra vestera.
CAHADaAN Ftous-0csseo and Ann. oeies 20
bSls q AS06 . kr eon9oo 70 choice extra.
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