The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-15


The steamer Star Of the West arrived ss New
York Monday morning froc4 AspinwaIi, With Ii.
California mail Of ths 2oth uit, and Sl,slsoI5 IL
specie There 10 nothing important in her advice.
from California. The steamer Golden Age; from
Panans, arrived at San Francisco 10th uIt:
U 8 steam frisats Roanoke vas lsf: at Aspin wall
Sd Inst, oil we'll. The Jamestown sailed on the Cd
for Grsytown. U 8 ship Dseatur arrived st ssu
Hrsncisoo 15sh uIt., from Rsalto.
The gold ntpes at Vsncouys.'s Island were
yielding 20 largely that parties lsavisg Vie.
toria for that place.
George D Brusb, treasurer Of oalsvsra county,
hss proved adefaulter fer . large amount -
The affairs Of the lsthmss vsrc quiet.
Considerable sickness has broken out amons
Mons. Bslly's engineer corps, and OF the party
had died ofyellow fever.
Dates from Valparaiso to Nay let bring i.por.
taut intelligence. 4 battle WAS fought on the 29Ih
Of April, between the govsrnue troops, under
Gen Vidaurri, and the rsvolut tionists uadsr Gallo
Ia which the latter we're defeated, and fed with q
loss Of two thousand OF bis followers, who were
killed. This battle ended the revelation, and the
governments lad opened the nor rthsrn ports Bus.
issss was rsvivisg
The dates from Lima are to the 18th. A slight
revolution has occurred at Arsqsipa, but no par
tieulaIs are given.
Guayssoil vas still bloskadsl, b.. Il -, ru.
mered that the blockade would soon be raised.
1t was rumorsd that . Bolivian fores under Gen
kchsriqus, hes invaded Peruvian territory. Pres.
fdsnt Csstilla bad asked for loan Of S. 900 600
and an army of twenty thousand msa, but Con.
gress refused to grant 1t.
yRoM wssTHRI HExioo-cAPruaI OF MAzArLAH.
The taking OF Naxatlau, fortified a. IL was, was
no mean AFFAIR In Mexican warfare. The assault
was commenced about 4, 4. NJ, on the 81 inst At
the first ousst three Of the forts we're stormsd s.d
taken at the point Of the bsyonst. just the sun
rose the isst fort captured BY the famous Yan.
kse sehoolnaster assisted by only rs msn. Ths
assault was made on the rear and the defenders OF
the fort bayoaetsd at their guss. The sight Was
seen by nearly the whole tows from the tops OF
the houses, and many an iuvslzstary viva rass
cut from ordinarily unsxcitsbls bosoms.
Most Of the conssrvRdsr sficsrs made their %.
cape on board the French naD of-war then lying
10 tie harbor. So successfaf were they 10 gsttiu
On scot s led to the belief that early in the
or, At the cry Of 'wfssk ashersl" hars arranged
for all hands to start fair
Atssriy daylight stray shsts were heard in tho
streets, from liberals pursuing the fugitivss One
rebberiss, scarcely to be ,honght q on such
an &casios. were committed. The ShcAsA OF, the
liberal army svfncsd determination to mukfosn
order. and did doit. Oue man caught in the act
Of breaking open door, was ahst dead By an ON
Ger. ons unfortunate Gsrmap $as badly wounded.
but the Injury was more 10 b sttribltsd TO his
own imprudenos than to any prsmsditatsd brutal
ty by The invaders. 1t s doubtful IL the best disc
ciplfned army In Earops could have been kent Al
orderly under the circumstances
squad of half dozsn officers On passing the
American nag, which was displayed from the
house Of Dr.. Bevan, dsffsd their hats aad cried
"Vivan los Estsdos Undos!" The fact fs, one ca
hardly sleep nights, for If any Of the devils got eu
= spree, they get under your window and efy,svi.
VA los Amerieanos," "Viva Ia Constituciou1 and
one cannot help contrasting the feeling with thai
displayed by the conssrvadorss towards our ooun.
try and eountrymen.
One singular fact wish to nsts tha. this val
has made apparent In this vicinity There are here
ten Frsnshmsn to one American, and l believe the
same to Be the case throughout Mexico; English
aud ecotch also outnumbsr the former; ia the
Liberal army over ten Americans to one Of both
French and Rngligh. Pat. however, was aboas
and like his namssaks and countrymsn In Cali
rnia, didn't believe himself furrinsr in Amer
ica.
Business 10 hourlshfng. The stores are srammsd
from morn to night, and the plaza, with Its loaded
carts hurrying to and fro, almost reminds of san
Francisco, 70 say nothing Of the loaded portsrs--
The merchants, who predicted q sack II the Iibe.
rails should enter, have seen their predictions
falsifsd, and they are crsmming their stores
with goods. This 10 In striking contrast TO ths
want Of confidence which they dispisyed whsu
the town WAS in the hands Of the other party.