The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-15

Latest News from California.

has arrived. She brings California papers
of the Goth ultimo.
The brig C. Perkins, of y. York, sunk in
the barber of Havana. She had been detect
ed rs having brought in dargo OF Africans.
d. DeEmbue has been imprisoned at Ha-
yana on the charge of using insulting Ian
guage to Gov. General Concha. He will
probably be banishcd.
The California papers by the steamer
Philadelphia are rather barren OF news.
She Frazar river gold exoitementBis in
creasing, in consequence OF the glowing ac-
counts furnished by the miners returned from
that region.
San Francisco was crowded with people
on their way to the Frazer mines, and par
ties throughout the State were making ar
rangements for the same purpose. The eff
feet was beginning TO be felt in the State.
Laborers were scarce, and wages had adj
venced from 20 to 80 per cent. 1t is esti-
mated that 5000 persons have already left for
the new diggings. Six steamers have been
put on the route, besides 10 sailing vessels.
Several American newspapers are project
ing in the English possessions, and one, the
North american, announces at Victoria, the
steamer Cortez. She took / 800 passengers
for that city, and every berth in the sailing
vessels had been taken days in advance.
The Hudson Bay Co, had stationed armed
vessels on Frazcr's river to prevent emf
grants carrying goods into the interior to
SELL One American vessel with merchan-
disc is reported to have entered the river in
spite of the blockade, the English COM
mander not daring to fire into her.
Col. Steptoes defeat is fully confirmed, his
roops fell into an ambuscade and were at
tackled by large number of indians, and
forced to retreat, with loss of killed and
Is wounded. The troops were not suf-
GENTLY supplied with ammunition. A gen.
eral' Indian war was expected.
Gen. Clark had dispatched troops from
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
In Carson Valley a murderer, named
Snow, was seized and hung by the people
Before his death he made confession,
which led to the capture of several con-
fedcrates, who, at the last accounts, were
under trial for their lives before body of
citizens.
The Indians in the northern counties
were again committing outrages.
A United States pack train had been
Il.
| Baker was killed and the train captured
Masacrees have been committed on Eel Run,
and outrages had taken place at various other
| places. \ general rising of the Indians was
| indicated.
The ship caribbean, arrived at San Fran
cisco, picked up at sea a disabled japanese
Junk, containing twelve men. They had
been floating about in helpless condition
/ for five months.
NEW YORK, July l4-Noon.
| The steamship Star of the Vest, from AS
pinwall, hasarrived with 81 400, 600 in gold
two hundred and fifty passengers and the
California mails of the 10th ult. She left
Aspinwall on the evening of the 9Th.
Business in San Francisco during the fort
night was active, with large sales of provis-
ions and refined sugar TO arrive.
There was an active demand for mining
implements, clothing and firearms, at ad.
vanced prices. Rice and sugar had not ma.
terially declined. Adamantine candles and
turpentine were in better demand. Tea:
and liquors were dull, with downward
tendency. Dry goods We're active. The
harvest had already commenced and guam
titles of new wheat and barley had beer
auction at heavy decline, prices ranging a
ll6l2 for supcrtine. Small lots of Haxall
per Staghound and Golden Eagle, sold, at
private sale, at Ia.
The money market was inactive but inn
proved towards the close.
The news from the Isthmus is not special
ly important.
The sloop-of-war, Vandalia, was to sal
on the 4th of July from Panama on a cruise
The CaSS-llerron treaty, was still undo
discussion by joint committee of boil
houses of the Granadian Legislature.
Copies of NJ. Belly's contract with tn
Central American government had reache,
Panama from Europe and caused great as
constituent.
The dates from Valparaiso and Callao ar
to June 18th.
The Chillian Congress met on the lst G
June.
The treaty of union between Chill an
the other South American republics was t
be presented Immediately for action.
\ commissioner has been appointed {
raise in Europe 1000, 600 for railway pun
poses.
\ steam Touring mill at Tayta, belongin
to Washington Booth, of Baltimore, hat
gone into operation, being the first eStat
lishment of the kind in Peru.
FreightS at Callao were dull, There wer
10000 of American tonnage in port.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI July I'm
Flour dull at SO 7OGS3 7s for superfn,
and SO 95(G$4 % for extra, WhiSk
steady at pc. No change in mess porl
dull at Sl4 20. Bacon dull; sic. for shou
ders, and &c. for sides Lard in good dc
mand ut l0ic. for prime barrels.
Y New York Market.
New YORK, July l4-M.
I. Flour quiet; sales of $500 bbls. at SO {
. as 80 for State-a decline of sc. Whe
, bpoyant; sales of 5000 bushels at an a.
vance of la &c., western red 81 02G1l o.
: Corn dull sales of %, 200 bushels at 8:
4 for white, and soc for southern. POI
quiet at sic 7OGl6 rs for mess; Sl3 rs f
!, prime. Lard buoyant, mt 1lS@11s.-
: Whisky steady at 23lc.
VI PHILADELPHIA, July IN.
p In breadStutfs there is no change. Shi
If ping brands are held at 81 25, with fe
: sales to the trade at "a % for common, ~
+ Sc for fancy brands. Rye flour and col
: meal are unchanged. The receipts
: wheat are light, but ample for the deman
e sales $4,000 bushels at Sl(Gl O5 for re
y 81 lO@l 10 for white. Rye steady at 20
' Corn in request at the late advance. Ga
= wanted at 4lGI4 2c. for Pennsylvania ri
stock of sugar is light. In Provisions the