Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-27
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LATE AND INTERESTING FROM
THE ATLANTIC STATES.
GILRoY, Oct. 26th.


noon at three O'clock bringing dates from
St Louis to the 9th instant
New YoRK, Oct 3d.-It is announced that
the steamer St. Louis will depart from port
for San Juan Del Norte, with the U. S. mails
on Wednesday next. She is to connect with
the Pacific, aud It'll stated that arrangements
have been made for an extra steamer to call
at San Juan Del Sur to transport the mails
and passengers to San Francisco in case of
the nonefarrival of the Pacific.
A dispatch from Washington says Mr.
Sannon. of Harrisburg, has been appointed
Private Secretary to President Buchanan.
Troy, N. Y, Oct Sd-A dispatch was re
ceived this evening from Prof La Mountain.
the bnloonist, dated, Ohowa, q. W., Oct Sd.
as follows:
Lost all. Landed three hundred miles
north of Watertown, in the Canada wilder.
ness. We were four days without food We're
brought out by Indian guides, in their Gu
noes. &c Please inform my wife.
JNo. LA MoUNTAIN.
WASHINGTON. Oor SI.-Mr. Lisbon was
to day formally received by the President
as Minister from Brazil
The Postmaster General has returned. and
resumed his duties to day.
Additional reports have reached this city
from responsible sources of a contemplated
flibusteriug invasion of Central America
ATcHIsoN CITY, 0or 4th -Atchison City
gives majority of ITO against the Constitu-
tion. Shannon township II majority for it,
BosroN. Oct. 4th-The bark Hase ar
rived at this port to-day from the coast Of
Africa. Reports having been fired into on
the coast by the British war steamer Pluto.
The fight between Tom Soyers and Bob
Brittle lasted only fifteen minutes.
New ORLEANS, Oct 4th.-Collector Hatch
has refused to grant clearance 10 the steamer
Philadelphia for Aspinwall, because it is al
legged that the steamer is engaged to take
Walker and 200 or 800 men from Texas
bound for Nicaragua now encamped below
the city ready to start for Nicaragua but
ostensibly bound for the Cheliqui gold dig
gings, intending to leave the 9th.
Gen. Walker and men left here last night
and sailed from Bernchs Bay this morning
in steamer chartered for the purpose, with
out clearance. The attempted clearance of
the Philadelphia for Aspinwall was made to
blind the authorities.
LEAvENwoRrn, Oct. 4th.-the election TO-
day on the question of the acceptance or re-
lection of the Wyandott Constitution. passed
off quietly. The adoption of the Constitu-
ton is generally considered as certain.
MADISON, Oct 4th.-La Nicespes, who kill
ed Hollis last March in the street affray. wos
this day sentenced to imprisonment for life
in the penitentiary.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 4th.-The returns from the
elec ion held in this State yesterday, ar,
thus far very meager and unreliable Gov
Brown is re elected by a small majority. Ii
the 7th and Sth Congressional Districts the
returns SO far indicate the election of Demo-
cratic candidates.
WAsnINGToN, Oct. 5th But little informa-
tion has been received in official quarters in
addition to what wOs Geographically stated
yesterday relative to the filibuster move
ments. As to the reported departure of the
party of 6libusters. the only authentic nc
count in the possession of the Government is
that they left in Il tug boat about ten miles
below New Orleans, but which could not
convey them them to their place of destina
tion.
They are doubtless to be taken on board a
larger and more suitable steamer; in the
meantime collector Hatch, his deputies and
federal officers, according to their instructions,
are resorring to every legitimate means to
intercept the tlibusters. In addition to 9th.
er measures. officers have been dispatched
for that purpose
New YoRK, Oct. 5th.-The steamship Ca.
tawba, with later dates from Havana, is sig
nailed below.
AUGUSTA, GA, Oct 5th.-The Third Con
gressional District is conceded to the Oppo
,ilion. The balance of the districts are re
garded us Democratic. though the vote in
the Seventh and Eighth is close
New York. Oct 5th.-The death sentence
passed on james Stevens, the wife poisoner
was affirmed to day by the Court of Appeals
while the same Court reversed the sentence
of james Sheppard, condemned to death for
murder and arson.
LEAvENwoRrH. Oct 5th.-Returns of the
election of yesterday are still very mergre.
The vote cast was very light but there will
be large proportion for the Constitution.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 5th.-The returns of
the Georgia election continue meagre, but
results are unchanged
A GooD SwIMMEn-A Honolulu paper has
the following:
The schooner Margaret, from Kauai, pick