, 1859-07-13
+ Arrival saf- tke Star sif the West.
LArKR FRoM CAL1FoRNIA.


N1w foRz, July 1o.-The steamship Star Of
the Nest has Arrived With California mails nf
The Goth nit. She brings nearly u,iIIion md
three in gold. Among the cunsixnees
arc Ees tae ~ tot,9w,ng; American Exchange Bank
man 4 Co., t72,0 900 The Star Of he West ie{t
inst |'@~ -'A
The o. s. fngate Roanoke was ut AspinwalI,
ul well. The steamer North Star wns ulso ia
port GTaitang the arrival Of tue steamer ORR
zaha-
The California advices hare been ANTICIPATED
by The arrival Of the Tehuantcpcc Steamer ut
New Orleans.
The trial Of wm. Williams At Panams, for the
murder Of Capt. Junius 0ns, of Boston. has re-
suited in verdict Of homicide in The hrst de-
gsse. =
tion smother revolution under the lead Of Reb-
ation, CASTILLO, Echiuiquc and others, The rev.
0lution in Equador under Gen. Morrcna l,as i've.
come quite ihreatening-. The regular troops
arc going orcr to the insurgents, aud the deicut
OF the government IVES considered certaiu.
Gnayaqu' was still blockaded by the peruyi.
The United States FIJI gates Merrimac and
Saranac were ii Callao. Thc Medical Survey
letd in tue case Of Com. .Johu c. Long. fiay
udiccr Of the Pacific Squadron, has resulted IN
bis being condemned. lie will return home i'm.
'nediately. and will probably be passenger On
the irgate Sasunac to Panama.
The Panama Star says that a most hosrid
and cold bloodrl murder was committed on
board the train coming from Aspinwall to Pau.
alnA, on the 41st.. There were some 500 ms.
sengcrs from the Northern Light On the train,
one Of whom. named VIM. Williams, was rathe,
inebr1ated. When near Matachin " illaus wen1
out on the platform and kicked one Of the
hFAE - inn s4a1f r.,
Another OF the passengers, Capt. Junius Oils
attempted 10 reason with him fur 10 doing, stat
ing that such conduct was likely 10 iuyoiye tf,e
passengers in difficulty. A few words passee
between them, when Williams drew a dix aut
stabbed the unfortunate OTIS in the rich
breast, from The effects Of which he died,
ihe passengers we're disposed 10 lynch tb,
upon BY the conductor, Nr. Leg, to deliver hin
Up 10 the authorities on their arrival at Panama
lie il now in prison araiting trial William,
SAYS he WIS born in Westnorcland Co., Pa. bu
has lived in Calwell, Texas. He hus lived sev
er4l years in California lie kept u gambl,n,
IA s 9on at Chinese Camp, and appears to be
Boston, but has u1so lived in California,
!. The steamship Valparaiso reached Panama ol
the morning Of the e1st, bringing % passenger
and 1897 ,9s3 in treasure.
Her dates arc, Valparaiso to lst, and Cal;ao t
| 12lh June.
Among her passengers ia Mr. Jameson, Sup,
| Tatosa-
The revolution is entirely at m end. ,:
Copaipo is in the Lands Of the Government,
| and the last Of the Insurgents crossed the Ande
| about 500 or 600 strong, and reached San Juar
wherc they hid down their ar1ns before the av
tlorities Of State.
Gen. Viduazri, commander of the Govern
rneut forces in the North, returned to Vajparuis
oa the 9Th, and was received with great enthr
| siasm.
The troops are also returning home, but tb
Tar~tooting Of the army has not yet been n
a number of political prisoners hare bee
tr'cd ~ court-1aaitl1l and sentenced to dcatl
but IN MI cases the Government LAS commute
tue punishment to Imprisonment or bauishner
from the country.
This cement Falicy on the part Of the Execr
tive has done much 10 Increase its nopuiarit,
There is some prospect Of tile army being en-
ployed in reducing the Indians of the Arouc,
n;an territory, and tue press generally approve
Of the project, but as yet The rovernnlcnt hu
not officially announced its projects in rcgnr
to the matter. Congress was to meet on the i,
% juno, and The message Of the Presidep
Moutt, was looked forward to with creut il
tcrest.
The state Of siege in which tic entire Repul
lie was proclaimed ends oa the same day. br
tue extraordinary power conferred on him u,
til the end Of the year.
Kurnors Of certain changes in the Cabinet nj
current, bnt in best informed circles they mct
with but little ere leuce.
The long difficulties between Gen. Urauiz,
President If the Confederation. md tue sorer1
mcnt Of Bucnos Ayres seems likely to result
war. Urquiza reckons on tile SUPPORT Of Drazi
laraguy and Uruguay, and is determined I
l compel Nncn08 Ayres to foiu the Coufetlcrat ,nr