Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-26
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NEw ORLEANS. Oct 2t-The steamer Ar.
izonia. from Brszos on the 25,h, has arriv ed
at the poin, with ass noe in specie.
Corienas the Mexican outlaw, was still
encamp-l at Rio with $40 men. The Inii
ans were joining him.
Tie Baltic brings zoo passengers, who
have been out II days aud Z hours.
The steamer Golden Gate connected with
the Baltic.
The steamer Cortez left san Francisco on
the 5th inst
The steamer Golden Age, with Lieutenant
General Scott on Board, sailed from Aca-
pulco on the 9th, for San Francisco
The United States friga,e Roanoke left
Aspinwal. for Graystown on the 1th.
The sloop Of war Preble sailed on the
The store ship Relief was in port on the
18th, when the Baltic sailed.
JaEes McCArane had died Of aporlexy
Collector Washington, Of San Francisco,
had entered the field for the U. $ Senator.
ship.
Advices from San Bernardine report Q
serious row between the Moravans and
Genules in which several persons were
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Capt. Porter, of the U. s. ship st. Mary,
had authorized a protest against Captain
Stones expulsion from Sonora, and the use
Of any force Necessary for their protection.
The steamer Washington had been sold
At United States Marshal's sale at San Fran.
cisco, for $4,000.
Victoria dates to the 9th give no new
developments in regard to the San Juan
affair.
An outbreak has occurred at the Califor-
MIA State Prison, which was suppressed af-
ter three men were killed and twelve
wounded, including one Of the overseers- -
The schooner Bolaa ar, lying at Quarry
Point, was the scene Of the affray. some five
of the convicts having attempted to run
away with her.
salt Lake alvices are to September 2lst.
Mr.. Carpenter. prominent merchant,
has been killed by the Dsnites.
Rumors prevail OF several companies of
immigrants having been plundered by the
Indians on the northern route, and several
killed.
The San Juan advices say that notice
had been posted on the wharf. that the
revenue laws of the United States are in
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Channel, AMI that property or vessels land
ing there will be seized and confscsted. il
the laws are not complied with. A vessel
which had landed liquor had been confis-
Gated and the party fined $500 and one
years imprisonment.
The San Francisco market continued dull,
and was without improvement. Money
was unusually stringent.
The U. ). frigate Saranoca left Panama
on the 9th inst, to protect the transit routes
in Central and South America.
BOLIVIA.
The revolution in the State Of Bolivia was
attracting attention. The advices represent
that the national government had declared
the State in state Of siege
Rumor says that the government forces
were defeated at Membris, with loss of 90
killed end 200 prisoners, and that the revo-
lutionists had taken up strong position to
prevent the national forces from descending
the river.
COSTA RIGA.
Minister Jones had presented his creden-
tials to Costa Rica.
Minister Dimitry had reached San jose.
GUATEMALA.
The British Bombury Treaty had been
ratified.
SAN SALVADOR.
Several shocks of earthquake had occurred
in Lamion and its vicinity. They were not
attended with loss Of life