Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-15
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arrival of the PhIr.deiph1a.

New YORK July l3.-The steamer Phila-
delphia, with Havana dates of the 9Th and
California dates of the 10th, has arrived & .
The brig C. Perkins, of New York, was
sunk in the harbor at HAVANA -
She was detected bringing cargo of At
ricans.
M.De Embile is imprisoned at Havana far
using insulting language to Coneha, and VILE
probably be banished.
SAN FRANCIsCo.-Laborers are scarce and
wages 20 to 80 per cent higher
1t is estimated that 5000 persons have left
| for Frazer's river gold Digging
Six steamers and ten sailing. vessels have.
been put on the route.
Several American newspapers have been
projected in the English possessions One.
the North American, y is already commenced.
at Victoria.
The steamer Cortez took E5ON passengers
for Victoria.
The Hudson Bay Company have stationed
armed vessels on Frazers river to prevent
emigrants from carrying goods to the interior
to sell. ~
One American vessel is reported to have
entered in spite of the blockade; the English
commaader not daring TO fire on her
The defeat of Col. Steptoe is fully con-
frmed.
His loss was killed and Is wounded. The
troops lacked ammunition.
A general Indian war is expected
Gen. Clark despatched troops from San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
There is great excitement at San Luis.
Obispo county, in consequence ct numerous
robberies and assassinations by an organized
bsnditti.
A Vigilance Committee has been formed
and four of the robbers hang-
AT Carson Valley murderer by the name
of Snow was hung by the people.
Snow made confession of his eonfederates
who are on trial.
The Indians in the northern counties are
committing outraged
An U. S. Pack train was fired upon in Del
Norte county, and Wui. Baker killed, and the
train captured.
Several massacres have occurred on Eel
river.
There have also been outrages committed
at other places.
A general rising of the Indians is antici-
pated. ss
The ship Caribbean arrived at San Fran
cisco. She picked up at sea disabled
Japanese Junk, with twelve men. They had
been floating about helpless for five months.
The - Star of the West" brought Sl400,-
900 in gold. She left Aspinwall on the fifth.
Business at San Francisco for the last fort
night was active.
Large sales Of provisions and sugar were
made, TO arrive. r-.s
There was an active demand for mining
implements, clothing and firearms at ad-
vanced prices
The sloOp-of-war Vandalia was to sail on
the 18th OF July from Panama on cruise.
The Cass-Herran treaty was still under dis
cussion in the Greanadian Legislature
A copy OF Belly's contract with the Central
American Government reached Panama from
Europe. 1t caused great excitement and as
tonishment.
The Gillian Congress met on the first of
June. .-...
A treaty of Union between Chilli and other
South American Republics will be presented
for action Immediately.
a Commissioner has been appointed to raise
seven millions in Europe for Railroad con-
structions.
Great damage was done by the storm
throughout the Southern provinces.
A steam Flour mill at Tayta, Peru, has
gone into operation.
Freights at Callao were dull 10000 Ame
rican tonnage were import seeking cargoes.