The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-25
FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The steamer Baltic arrived
this evening, bringing California dates to the 5th.
She brings 81 300, 900 in specie.
The Batics mails and passengers have made the
trip from San Francisco in nineteen days and seven
hours. The Golden Gate connected with the Baltic,
and left at same time with mails for California.
The Golden Age with Gen. Scott on board, sailed
from Acapulco on the 9th. All well.
The frigate Roanoke left Aspinwa for Grey town
on the 18th. The soop Prebe sailed on the 18th.
The storeshp Relief was in port on the 18th, when
the Baltic left.
The principal consignees by the Baltic are:
Wells Fargo Co, $500, 900; American Exchange
Bank. Sl34 900; A Belmont SIG, 900; W. T. Cole
man & Co, $685. Duncan, Sherman & Co., S64,-
000 D. Derham Co., $685. 900; Freeman & Co.,
S37 900; William Hide & Co., S32 900; f. Kelley
x Co., Sl03, 900; Metropolitan Bank S77, 600; J.
Patrick SG8, 900; r. Patrick, STA, 900; j. Strauss
S45, 900; Cahill Co., S6O,OO0 S. D. Crane,
S35, 900.
CALIFORNIA.
James NJ. Crane had died of apopleXv.
Col. Washington, Collector of San Francisco,
had entered the field for U. S. Senatorship.
Advices from San Bernardini report a serious
row between Morm0ns and Gentiles, in which sew
eral persons were wounded, but none dangerously.
Victoria dates to the 9th ult. had been received.
There were no new developments in the San Juan
affair.
The steamship Washington was sold at Marshal's
sale at San Francisco for S40,0
Capt. Porter of the U. 5. ship st. Mary's had
made an authorized protest against Capt. Stones
expulsion from Sonora, and declared his intention
to use any force necessary for their protection.
An outbreak had occurred in the California State
prison which was suppressed after three men had
been killed, and twelve wounded, including one OF
the overseers.
The schooner Bolmas, lying at Quarry Point
was the scene of the affair, one hundred and fifty
convicts attempting to escape with her.
Salt Lake advices had been received to the 21st
utimo.
Carpenter, a prominent merchant, had been
killed by the Duniles. Rumor said that several
companies of emigrants had been plundered by the
Indians on the Northern route, and several were
killed.
San Juan advices say that notice was posted on
the wharf, that United States revenue laws are in
force in all the islands east of Haro Channel and
property vessels landing will be seized and con-
iscated if the laws not complied with A ves-
sci which had landed liquor had been confiscated
and the owner fined $500 and sentenced to one
years imprisonment.
The San Francisco markets were dull and with
out Improvement. Money unusually stringent
CENTRAL AMERICA.
The frigate Saranac left Panama ON the 9Th tt
protect the transit
The revolution in the State of Bolivar attracted
attention. Advices represent the National Govern
ment declared in state of siege. Rumor said the
government forces were defeated at Mompress, with
loss of sixty killed and two hundred prisoners anc
that the reyolutiouists had taken up strong posi-
tion to prevent forces from descending the river
Minister Jones had presented his credentials t.
Costa Rica. Minister Dimitry had reached Sa1
Jose. The British boundary treaty with Guatamel;
had been ratified.
Valparaiso dates had been received to the 15tl
ult An expedition of 1000 men was preparing t.
chastise Araucanan Indians who were in entir,
possession of the island, Vergara. Forces to ac
against Ecuador were embarking at Caao. Presi
dent Robles had lett the country.