American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-30
LATER FROM eALIFcRNIA


Moses Taylor has arrived with Caliiornin
passengers and mails Of The 9Th inst. -
She left AspinNaIl on the 10Th inst. The
passengers, 600 10 number, have made
the trip from California In 10 days, 2q
hours.
The Moses Taylor has on board 81, ,o4I ;.
600 in gold. g 81 7a-i3s'.si g
The steam ship Washington arrived al
Panama on the l2th. aud sailed the mex
day for San Franc isco.
I rhs U. 8. ffigAte Roanoke and Che sloor
Oliver St. Louis were d Aspinwall, and
the 6t. Mary's at Psnsma. =
Lieut.. Lsmbsrt. u. 8. N. died 90 board
the 0yaqe, onthe S8th ulf., ct Point Y sa
son. SO Weg i5ge ,#slh ~ sssT''t9s
The steamship Grenada leIt Aspinwal
on the l6Ib, fov New York, via Key WI
The dates from VslpaTEiso are 10 MAY
goth The revolution was perfectly sup
pressed. but frequent outbreaks sre repot
ed throughout The conntty BY bands b
robbers. r.l 0mmras4fi ffifttt e.l z.
The Austrian frigSis NevaIa had sailed
for GibEsltes. e's lssN ol
The U. 81 frigals Msrrimac au1 Sarsnac
we're at Callao. 3st5 s q ~
The ship Iudian Queen, from Melbourne
TO Liverpool. with al passengers, struck On
iceburg on April Iss Capt. Brewer, the
trst mate and thirteen men end two pass.
engers got into lifehoat and came along
side Q quarter Of 90 hour afterwards, when
finding the ship mpking no water ,attsmps |.
ed to get on board, but loosing their, oar.
when too far of 10 catch the rope thro~ b
70 them, dfif!sd off and were never
seen afterwards. The ship in disman-
tied condition. With ALL rest oisthe pass
engeEs and Grew on board arrived at Va!-
paTAiso on Msy 10Th. gafa
GuATAMALA--A Convention has bee .
signed, regulating the boundaries betweea
guAtsmalA and British Hpbduras. Senot
dose Maria Yale 1rrissari has bsen name i
as Secretary of Legation TO the u. ST. War
seemed inevitable between Salvador snd
Hondurss, bat i was thought that Guata-
mala would interfere 20 preserve pesce.l
| NIoARAaUA--G Gen. Lsmaf,athe IT.. s.
Minister, had sent copies ofthe dispatched
from Secretary Cass 10 the Government.d
TIC answer Of Nicaragus is TO the follow
ing efftcts "Nicaragua as a Sovereign
Power claims the right TO accept or rsiecl
the treaty, She LasprsEiously made three
treaties with the U. 8, which were ratified
by her Congress and signed q, Washing
tom that on this treaty she only requires
amendments. and that after Congress oon-
sideIed the Treaty last year end il had been
semitic Gen. JeEez in Washington; who
had full power to remedy IL the Cab.
met, though agreeing to certain nodifca.
lions, did not make them, nor was the u
s. Minister 10 Nicaragua authorized to do
80; Furthermore that when Sir VIM Gore
Ousley concluded bis treaty. which was
the Cass- Yrissarri treaty with modified
amendments according 70 the American
view. Gen. Lamar made the Sssldon treaty,
'. with i favorable smsndmspis 70 England and
Ofthe ouslsy treaty. the government Of
Nicpragaa cahRet see any insult 10 the
Uuiied States in the proceeding. AS 10 the
Mosquito treaty, Il win probably be scCept,
Cd. Nicaragua claims Che return OF the
Mosquito Territory unopndilionally, end
refuses TO acknowledge the King, whom
nSithor she nor the United States ever ad-
mltted, and che prefers to le. the matter
rsmaiu in stdta quo. rather than aot against
her honor. In regard 10 the seizure Of
the boats in Nicaragua; she justified her
couduct. 'H,i q
fU . u
CAnFoRNIA. The San Francisco pa.
pers contain no news OF interesl, The
steamer 0rlziba arrived az San Francisco
on the night Of The 4th inst, with New
York da,esto May 10th,