Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-13
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
lAmerican TeIe.raph Office, lincoln House Biock.l
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA


The Arrest of Judge Terry.
NEW YoRK, Oct 12.-The steamship North
Star, from Aspinwall 4th inst, with California
dates to the 10th ult., seven hundred passen-
gers, and half million i'll treasure, arrived at
three o'clock this morning.
Judge Terry attempted to make his escape
by the overland mail to Texas, but was finally
arrested and lodged in San Francisco Jail on
the morning of the sailing of the steamer.
Judge Terry is under arrest in the custody of
the Sheriff of San joaquin County, on a war
rant issued from San Francisco. The event of
MIR. Broderlck's death has cast universal
gloom over the state, and the newspapers are
filled with comments on the proceedings.
On the 10th another duel was fought be-
tween DR.. Preston Goodwin and Col James
JET. GatewOod, near San Andreas. DIR Good
win was killed.
The treasurer of Humboldt County, Jesse
Wells, had absconded with $l3500 belonging
to the state.
Mr.. John Congdon, long connected with the
press of California, died at San Francisco on
the 10Th. He was one of the first settlers, and
a native of Portland, Me.
The North Star reports Afternoon of the
9TH, made the island of Magua; saw the Amer
lean flag at half mast on the ConsuPs flag
staff; also saw barque ashore on the south
west point, biged, with fore and mainmast
gone, and wreckers alongside. The passengers
by the ship landed at Aspinwall four days and
six hours ahead of the mailline, and came
through from San Francisco in twenty one
days and a half
Joseph jackson, Postmaster General of the
Hawaiian Islands, died Aug. 4th.
Chill.
Advices from Chill are to Aug. 31st. Symp-
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selves, and the President demanded from Con-
gress continuance of the extraordinary pow
er he at present enjoys, which was granted.
Senior Bello, Secretary of the CHILEAN Lega-
ton in Paris, has been appointed Minister to
Washington, for the purpose of arranging the
questions pending between the two govern
ments.
Business in Valparaiso is steady; many ar
ticles Of American export are scarce and i'll
demand. There had been no arrivals of Amer
can vessels during the fortnight.
Bolivia.
The return of the Bolivian Minister from
Lima had caused the Peruvian Plenipotentary
to suspend relations with the government, and
Withdraw from Sucre, the capital of La Paz.
The government was about to increase its
army, and move all the forces to the Peruvian
frontier
From Callao we have advices to September
II. President Cadila was about to proceed to
the north, on the 18th, for the purpose of car
rying on the war against Ecuador with more
vigor. Two transports were fitting out in
Galao Bay for the service. In the southern
provinces there was temporary lull in the
revolution. a number of serious atfrays had
taken place on board American ships at Calao
The Chincha guano freights are advancing
and number of vessels have been chartered
at SIS.
Large beds of coal are reported to have
been discovered near Payta.
New Granada.
Panama. Oct. 3.-H. b. NJ. sloop of wal
Cyclops, from Mazatlan, arrived here on the
9th ult., with Sl,800,000 in specie for Eng
land. The Saranac sails from here in a few
days for San Juan del Sur doubtless for the
protection of Johnson's mail No late advices
have been received here from the other vessels
of the American squadron. We are without
news from Chiriqui gold dggings, as there had
been no arrivals FROM there during the fort
night.