American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-27
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Nxw KoRx, Oct. 24.-Tbe Baltic brings
700 passengers, who have been but nipe>
teen days and seven hours op The journey.
The slsahsr lGoIden Gate Conuectel, with /.
tue Baltic. pThe steamer CorteE leh Sad
Francisco on the 9th inst. The steamer
Golden Age, With Lieut.. General Scot oIRi
board. sailed from Acapulco on the 9Th fot
San Francisco. The U. S. friGAte Ro4u.
oke left As pinwall for Greytuwn on the
9Th. Tho sIoop of war Prebls sailed on
10th. The store ship Relief vas in port
on tie 18th. when tie Baltic sailed.
hefollowing are the principal censignS
ees Of the gold on board the Baltic: Wellss
Fargo & Co, $500. .000; American. Ex.
change Bank. 1874. 900; "A. Belmont. l6s-
900; w. +. Coleman & Co.. B3 900;
Duncan. Sherman & Co., $4,000; Der
ham & Co, 32. 600; f., Kelly & CO., lo3,
900; Metropolitan Bank. $1,000; J.. Pat
rick $4,000; J Strauss & Co., $4,000;
Toafe. McCahill & Co., 60.000; S. D.
Crane. 50. 600.
James ~, Crane, had died Of Apoplexy
Collector Washington Of San Francisco,
bad entered the Geld for the U. 8. Steam
-orship, n&r - yf.,.crrTTyrv Oy
Advicesiirom San Bernardine, report
serious row between The Mormons and
Gspties. in which several persons were
wounded. but none dangerously. ''
q Capt. Porter Of the q. s. Ship ST. Ma
I ry, had authorized protest against Capt.
Stones expulsion from Sonora, and the
use o. any force necessary, for their pro;
1 lection.
4 The steamship Washington. had been
sold at the U. s. Marshal's sale at San
1 Francisco Tor $4,000, e'o
gVictoria dates to The 9Th, give no new.
Developments in regard to the San, Juan
affair. "'s '.se.'V
/ Ad outbreak had occurred at The Cali
ffcfnia State Prison, which was suppressed
alter thrse men were killed and twelve
wounded, including one Of the oyerseers.
The schooner Bolhor, lying at yQuavry
point, was the scene Of the affrsy; some Of
'fhs cOnvicts having attehptedto to run away.
with her. ''s
i The Salt Lake advices are 10 assptem;
4 Der 2ist.' NY ~n'''2' ~ A1'.D
Mr.. Carpenter. a prominent merchant,
bAs been killed by tile Daniles. Rumors
7 prevail Of several companies Of emigrant Is
having been pupdered by ths IpdiSps on
| the Northern route. Several were killed,
W The San Juan advices say that,a notice
n had been posted on The wharf, that The
1 trevenue laws Of the United States ars 10
\ force at all the islands east OF the 9Haro
Cbenne I, end that properly Or vessels land
J ing there will be seized aud -con6scated,
IL the laws are hot complied wiiR. a YES.
Fsel which had landed fqdoP had Been con 4 I.
ftfscale1, aud he party fined $500, and one
years Imprisonment. AH 81 'gt
4 Markets continued duh, aud were with
out Improvement Money market was
unusullIy stringent.
The United States irigale Saranao left
Panama on the 9Th inst, to protect the
Transit route.
The revolution Of the S'ats Of Bolivia
was attrasting attention. rhe adyicss
represent that the National Government
rhad declared the States in state Of siege.
Rumor says that the Government forces
were defeated at Mqmprs, with loss Of.
f6o killed and 200 prisoEefs, and that The
revoldtionists hail taken up a, strong posi-.
Ition 10 prevent the National from descend.
ling the river
| Minister Jones bad presented bis cre-
|dentials to G sta Rica. Minister Dimiiry
had regched San Jose. 'is ~ I"
I The British boundary treaty had been
ratified. .
r Several shocks Of earthquake had occur-
red at T., Mion. and near that vicinity
Phey we're no. attended with any loss Of
4 life ta 'ia e"
Valparaiso dates are TO Sept. 18th. An
expedition OF 10000 men was preparing
to claslise the Aran;caDian Indians, who
were in the entire possession Of the Island
Of Vergara. which had been deserted BY
its inhabitants.
The forces 10 act agaiast ecuador or Bo.
livm were embarking at Callao.
President Robblss had left the country.
aud Gen. Franco was declared the supreme
chief OF ecuador.