, 1860-10-12
Fillibuster walker to be shotI
DISASTROUS GALE
MORE TROUBLES IN KANSAS!

MORE TROUBLES IN KANSAS!
BY the the arrival of the Great Overland
Mail yesterday, we received San Francisco
and Sacramento papers to the 29th ult.,
and dates from St. Louis to the 18th Sept
The following is the very latest news, which
was telegraphed to the Portland Advertiser
from Sacramento to Yreka, and brought
from that place to Portland by the Daily
Mail
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 2, 1860.
The Pony Express arrived at Miller's
Station at l o'clock yesterday with advices
from st. Louis TO Sept. 18th. Advices
have been received. from Europe to the 7th
ult., per steamer Io1oa.
DIRAsTRoUs GALE.
New Orleans, Sept. IA furious gale
caused great destruction Of property, near
ly every house at the Belle was swept
away. Several lives lost, including Capt
Kinney, pilot The new steamer Galees-
Ton, and the ships Gateta and Sheffield and
schooner were all blown on shore at the
pass. The wharves and both houses on
the Lake shore between Mobile and New
Orleans, were all swept away.
The town of Billoxby is in ruins. At
Mobile the storm was severely felt. The
loss by this storm will exceed $500,0
WALKER TO BE SHOT.
The Spanish war steamer Francisco
Raisis arrived at Havana, from Truxillo,
on the 7th inst; reports that the British
war steamer IcariuS, with transport and
troops under Alvares, proceeded to the
Rio Negro where Walker was encamped.
The boats of the Iearius proceeded up the
river and captured Walker, who with his
eighty men, were brought to Truxllo and
delivered to the Honduras authorities
Walkers men were very destitute and very
sick. They were permitted to return to
the United States on condition that they
would never again engage in an expedition
against Central America. Walker and
Col Rndler are to be shot.
The Guatemala Expedition arrived after
the capture Of Walker. -..-.
MORE TROUBLES IN KANSAS.
OMAHA Cry, Sept. 1.-THE first through
U. S. Mail from Denver reached here Sat-
urday night with dates to the 7th inst
The Vigilance committee were at var Of
determination against the gamblers and
thieves, three of whom had been hung on
the 9th, being captured while on their way
to the Missouri river The inhabitants
have generally declared in favor Of the old
Provisional government
INDIANAPoIIs, Sept 11.-Gen. Joseph
Lane arrived here this morning. He was
serenaded atthe residence Of W. Ii. Talbot,
and acknowledged the compliment with a
speech.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ia question
having been raised that the guarantee un-
der the recent proposals should be equal to
the cost of constructing the Pacific Tele-
graph Line, the Cabinet decided to-day
there is no executive discretion, as the
laws provide that no contract should be
made until the line now building is in actual
operation. Holman of Detroit is the low
est bidder, and it is expected that a decis-
ion will be made tomorrow.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
A telegram announces the arrival oi
Garibaldi and his forces at Palermo he
was expected at Naples Immediately. The
dispatch also says that the King will leave
to-day at Yacta. .....
The English war steamer which had
been taken possession of by the Garibaldi-
ans had been recaptured by an English
man-of-war.
Garibaldi was last heard from at Paline,
marching upon Salerno, being supported on
the right wing by Gen. Cozing. Insurrec-
tionS had broken out at Sala, where Victor
Emanuel had been proclaimed.
Napoleon is reported to have intimated
his desire to see Italy independent. When
Victor Emanuel shall be master Of Sicily
aud Naples, Italy will be strong enough to
contend alone with Austria.
GaribaIdi was at Cara, twenty-eight
miles from Naples, on the 9th, and was
expected to reach the capital next day
His advance guard reached Saleruo on the
4th. Naples remained tranquil.