The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
Arrival Oft..e NIoses Taylor.
New York, Juno &c

Arrival Oft.e Moses Taylor.
New York, juno 90.
The steamship Moses Taylor has arrived
with California passengers and mails to the
9th inst.
She left Aspinwall on the 10th. Tcl
passengers, 600 in number, have made the
trip from California in l9 days and 20
hours.
The Moses Taylor has on board two mil.
lion and forty.one thousand dollars in gold
The principal consi signces are as follows:
Wells, Fargo 81 Co., 1851 900, Amcri
can Exchange bank, 100000: w. Il. Col.
eman, $4,000; Ducan & Sherman, S4s,.
600; Freeman g. CO., slll,o0O; VIM.
Hoyt e. Co., $55O,OoO; Eugene Kelley
& Co., Sl5O,OOO: Richard Patrick, SlOO-
600; James Patrick, $4,000; J, Strauss,
Brothers, $4,000.
The steamship Washington arrived at
Panama on the 18th inst, and sailed the
next day for San Francisco.
The U. s. rrigato Roanoke and sloop of
war ST. Louis, were at Aspinwall, and the
sloops Vandlia and ST. Msry's at Panama.
Lieut.. Lambert, U. S. n, died on
board the Cyane on the 57th ult., at Point
Yeascr
The steamship Granada left Aspinwal
on the 10th for New York via Key West.
The dates from Valparaiso are to May
2Sth. The revolution was perfectly sup
pressed. frequent outragcs arc reported
throughout the country by bands of rob-
bcrs.
The Austrian frigate Urorara had sailed
for Gibraltar.
The U. S. frigs,e Mcrrimac and Sa,anac
were at Callao.
The ship Indian Queen, from Melbourne
Australia, for Liverpool, with forty-onc pas
Scngcis, struck an iceberg, April lst.-
Capt. Breyer, the first mate and l3 men
and passengers got into the life boat and
came along side quarter of an hour after
wards, when finding the ship making wat
ter, attempted 10 get on board, but losing
their oars when too far off to catch the rope
thrown to them, drifted off and were never
seen afterwards The ship was in a dis
mantlcd condition, but all the TEST of the
passengrs and crew on board arrived at Val.
pa;"iso Nav 10TH
4 GUATEMALA. "A convention has been
signed regulating the boundaries between
Guatemala and British Honduras.
Senor Jose Maria Vele Irissari has been
named as Secretary of Legation to the Uni
ted States.
War seemed inevitable between Saliva
dor aud Honduras, but it was thought tt at
Guatemala were interfering to preserve
peac'.
NIcARAGuA.-Gen. Lamear, tho u S.
Minister, had sent copies of the despathcs
from Secretary Cass to the Government
The answer of Nicaragua is to the follow
ing effect -" Nicaragua, as a sovereign pow
er claims the right to accept or reject tho
treaty. She had previously ly mado these
treaties with the United States, which were
ratified by her Congress and rejected at
Washington. That Oh tlis treaty she only
requires amendments, ard that after Con.
gress considered the treaty last year, and
it had been sent TO Gen. Jercz, in Wash.
ington, WHO had full power to rcmodfy it,
the Cabinet, though agreeing to certain
notifications, did not make them nor was
the United Sta.es Minister in Nicaragua
authorized to do so. Furthermore that when
Sir VIM. Gore Ousclev concluded his trea-
~, which was the Cass. y rSsari Tteaty with
&c modified amendments, according to the
treaty with favorable amendments to Eng
land and the Uuited States. Of the Ouse.
ley treaty the government OF Nicaragua
cannot see any insult to tho United States
in this proceeding. As to the Musquito
treaty it will probaIy be accepted.
Nicaragua clai'us the return Of the Mus
quito territory Internationally, and refuses
to acknowledge the King, whom neither
she nor the United States ever admitted,
and she prefers to let the matter remain in
statu quo rather than act against her hon
or. In regard to the seizure Of the boats
in Mic ragua, she justified her con.uct.
CAlroRNIA.-The San Francisco papcrs
contain no news Of interest.
The steamer Orizaba arrived at San
Francisco on the night Of the 4th, w.th
New York dates to May 10th.