Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-29
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FROM CALIFORNIA,
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC AT NEW YORK
$l,8OO,0O0 IN SPECIE-QUICK PASSAGE
ONLY NINETEEN DAYS FROM SAN
FRANCISCO TO NEW YORK.

| ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC AT NEW YORK
! $l,800,0O0 IN SPECIE-QUICK PASSAGE
| ONLY NINETEEN DAYS FROM SAN
FRANCISCO TO NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, Oct 24.-The North Atlantic
Steamship Company's steamer Baltic, Capt A.
| C. Gray, from Aspinwall, with California advi-
ces to the 5th inst, and ST, 100000 in specie,
arrived at this port, this evening, her passen-
gers having made the trip from San Francisco
to New York in nineteen days-the fastest time
on record.
The Baltic brings 700 passengers, who have
been but nineteen days and seven hours on
the PASSAGE The steamer Golden Gate con-
nected with the Baltic.
The steamer Cortez left San Francisco on the
9th inst.
The steamer Golden Age, with Lieut.. Gen.
Scott on board, sailed from Acapulco on the
9th inst for San Francisco.
The U. S. irigate Roanoke left Aspnwall for
Greytown on the nth inst The sloop of war
Preble sailed on the 10th. The store ship Re-
lief was in port on the 18th, when the Baltic
sailed.
CALIFORNIA.
james N. Crane mad died of appoplexy.
Collector Washington, of San Francisco, had
entered the field for the United States Senator
ship.
Advices from San Bernardne report seri-
GUS war between the Mormons and Gentiles, in
which several persons were wounded, but none
dangerously.
Capt. Porter, of the u S. shipSt. Mary's had
authorized protest against Capt. Stones expe-
dition from Sonora, and the use OF any force
cessary for their protection.
The steamship Washington had been sold at
U. $. SIarshals sale, at San Francisco, for S40-
600
An outbreak had occurred at the California
State Prison. which was suppressed after three
men were killed and twelve wounded, inclu-
ding one of the overseers. The schooner AL
mar, lying at Quarry Point, was the scene of
the ARRAY, ssme fifty of the convicts having at
tempted to run away with her.
SALT LAKE
The Salt Lake advices are to Sept. 2lst.-
Mr.. Carpenter, prominent merchant, has been
killed by the Danites.
Rumors prevail of several companies of i'm
migrants having been pundered by the Indians
on the northern route, and several killed.
The San Francisco markets continued dull,
and were without improvement.
Money was unusually stringent.
The IT, s. trigate Saranac left Panama on
the 9Th inst, to protect the transit route.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
BoLIviA-The revolution in the State of b.
lya was attracting attention.
The advices represent that the National Gov
eminent had declared the State in state of
siege.
Rumor says the Government forces were de-
ieated at Mempress, with a loss of sixty killed
and two hundred prisoners, and that the revo-
had taken up a strong position to
prevent the National forces from descending
the river,
COSTA RIcA.-Minister Jones had presented
his credentials to Costa RIGA.
Minister Dimitry had reached San jose
GUATEnALA.-The British boundary treaty
had been ratified.
SAN SA4vADoR-Several shocks of earth
quake had occurred. They were not attended
with loss of life.
CaILI.-yalparais dates are to September
18TH
An expedition of 1000 men were preparing
to chastise the Arancanian Indians, who were
in entire possession of the Island of Vergara
which had been deserted by its inhabitants.
PERu.-The forces were preparing to chas-
tise the Armenian Indians, who were in en-
tire possession of the Island of Vergara, which |
had been deserted by its Inhabitants
PERu.--The forces to act against Ecuador or |
Bolivia were embarking at Callao.
EcuADoR.--President Robes had left the |
and General Franco was declared SUI
preme Chief.
TIIESAN JUAN DIFFICULTIES.
Victoria dates TO the 27th give no new de-
in regard to the San Juan affair.
The San Juan advices say that notice had
been posted ON the wharf, that the revenue
laws of the United States are in force at all the
Islands east of the Haro channel, and that pro-
perty or vessels landing there will be seized |