Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-14
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From California and the Pacific Coast.

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THINGS IN SAN FRANCISCO BLOODY BATTLE
II CHILI-TEXAN MARAUDERS ATTACKING
TIE INDIANS.
New YORK, June 13.-Steamer Star of the
West arrived this morning from AspinwalI
June 3, via Key West. She brings upwards
of million and a half in treasure, and 400
passengers, also the California mails Of the
both of May.
Steamship Brothers, from Manila, arrived
at San Francisco on the 9th.
The principal points of the news have been
anticipated. The case in which the San Fran
cisco Bulletin is charged with uttering an OBJ
scene libel for publishing Mrs. Sickles' con
tession, has been decided adversely to that
Journal
FinanciaI.-There is good demand for
money for the steamer of tomorrow, much out
side capital offering on collateral. The rates
may be quoted at two and two and a half cents
as extremes. Nothing of moHient doing in
real estate loans and the nominal rates OF the
last fortnight are unchanged; city exchange
on the East for the approaching steamer is
three per cent. premium. There is little de
mand for gold bars. The present indications
are that shipments will run heavily on coin
We quote bars at eight hundred and thirty and
eight hundred and forty par. AT length there
is gratifying improvement observable in the
receipts of gold dust from our mines. Thedai-
ly receipts by the express companies are be-
coming quite large, and indicating that access
to the mining localities situated high up in the
mountains, has again been restored
State finances appear to be in a healthy con-
dltlOn. The balance in the State treasury to
the credit Of the different funds was at the
commencement of business on the 10th May
$543,o9O 90. The interest due July lst will
be promptly met, and there will still remain
handsome surplus in the treasury.
Gold mines i'll VancOuvers were yielding
so largely that parties were leaving Victoria
for that locality George D. Brush, Treasurer
OF Calaveras county, has proved defaulter
for a large amount
The affairs at the Isthmus were quiet.
The SoUTH PACIFIC-Dates from Valpar-
also are to the LIST of May. The South steam
er brought news of a battle having taken place
between the Revolutionists and the Govern
ment on the 18th of last month, in which the
former were completely defeated. The loss
was estimated at above 1000 men. The Gov
eminent troops were commanded by General
Vadaurri, and those Of the opposite party by
Gallo, who had to fly for his life. This de-
feat, having done away with the last chance
the Revolutionists had, viii restore the coun-
sry to tranquil state in fact, the Govern
ment have already opened the North ports
and everybody looks forward to the restoration
of peace and revival of business.
1t IS reported that Echenique has invaded
the Peruvian territory with a Bolivian force,
but 1t Is thought that President Castillo is a
party to this move for the strengthening of his
command. He has asked for a loan of S. O00,-
0OO, and authority to increase the-army to 30
000 men. This, however, the Congress has
refused
Guayaquil is still blockaded but there was
rumor of an arrangement being made by
which the blockade would be concluded. The
revolution there has entirely died away
From Ecuador we learn that the interior
towns had pronounced against Robes Govern
ment, and had proclaimed as Chief Magistrates
OF the country, Messrs. Gabriel Garcia More
no, Pacifico, Chiriboga, and Jeronimo Carbon,
Vice-Presidents. These three will become
candidates for the Presidency by-and-by, in
all probability.
There is no other news from the coast of
any importance. The news from the coast
generally is OF more encouraging nature
than that brought by the previous mails, and
there is more prospect Of a speedy termination
to the troubles existing in the different Repub-
lies.
ST. LOUIS, June l3.-The California over
land mail of May 10Th arrived last night
The proprietors of the Evening Bulletin
were fined one hundred dollars each for pub
fishing Mrs. Sickles's confession.
a party of Lieut. Beale's men had been at
tackled at Pahntah Springs by the Mohave In
dians. Passengers report three thousand Tex
ans encamped near Fort Bell1nap for the mr.
pose of eXterminating the Caddo Reserve In
dians. The Governor of Texas had called for
United States troops to proceed against the
marauders, and three companies of dragons
were on the way from forts Washita and Bel
KNAPP. Major Van Dorm had had an encoun-
ter with Apache Indians, killing forty or fifty
and taking thirty prisoners. a dispatch from
Independence says party of soldiers had sur
prised eighty lodges of Indians near Pawnee
Rock, killing torty-ive, including twenty or
more women.