The national Republican., 1867-01-07
From California -sssli.g e the
First China sfesmen.N

SAN FRASofscoa Ian. 2. .ZThe steamer Col
orado sailed for Yokohama and Hong Kong
Yesterday noon An immense concourse OF
people witnessed the departure, and the ut
most enthusiasm prevailed. She carried
about fifty cabin and two hundred steerage
passengers.
An account ofthe great FIRE at Yokohama,
Japan, says that several bonded warehouses
were blown up TO stop the progress OF the
flames. Only small quantity OF silk was de-
stroyed. Notwithstanding the burning Of
twenty-five hundred piculs Of tea, a consid-
erable stock (2,300 piculs) remained on
hand Thirty-fve dead bodies we're taken
from the ruins. (, u-lTII
The negroes here celebrated the anniver-
sary Of the emanipation proclamation yester-
day with procession and ovation.
SAN FRANoIsoo, Jan. 2.-Yokohama, ya-
pan, advices say that the French fieet, under
Admiral Roze, after having encountered .
slight resistance from some junks, entered
the town Hang Now, Cerea, October 16,
and found that the bulk Of the population
had left. Admiral Roze expected soon 10
bring the Stone Government to terms, but
for the present would occupy Hang-N Now and
maintain blockade Of Stone.
The steamer Colorado, which sailed for
japan and China yesterday, carries nearly
| $500 coo In treasure . .. no Ih''A Fa
The Spanish squadron, engaged IN the
bombardment Of Valparaiso, had arrived ut
Manila ..l. a.. .' '..a' .1. ..H,ssa,. Dc gI5.
A shock Of an earthquake occurred at
Yokohama November "a, occasioning only
slight damage. sr1,r-.. FL. al .f...,.. ss,tg..s A
SAs Francisco, Jan. IA dispatch from
Placeville says that the action Of the direc-
tors in mortgaging the Placeryille Railroad
to Wells, Fargo 4 Co., has been repudiated
by large majority OF the stockholders who
will contest the matter in the courts.
II is stated that the stockholders who own
the Mariposa estate have obtained an injunc-
ton from the United States District Judge,
restraining the lessees from working the
mines thereon. A deputy marshal has gone
to Mariposa to place the property in the
hands Of a receiver, pending further legal
proceedings. ....., t.. - ..f'9, =.
The steamer OuAamme, from the Colum.
bia river, brings S24l 900 in treasure.
The United States district attorney yester-
day entered nolIe proseq1 In the case Of
the four men injected for mutiny.on board
the ship Reynold. The charge is still pend
ing against another. -.
The bark Comet has arrived.I7 days from
Honolulu, with 30,7O0 kegs Of sugar, 100
hogsheads Of molasses, 400 bags Of rice, and
gil 900 in treasure. ,.u 'I,.Il.d. Il IT..
The annual review Of the North Pacific
whaling feet shows 76 whalers. Last fall
$4,000 barrels Of oil and 81, 900 pounds Of
bone arrived at Honolulu. %'a.a..' al
The Sandwich Islands were visited by q
severe shock Of an earthquake November
9th. A volcano burst out shortly after.
wards, but no damage Is reported.
The influenza had disappeared, after carry
ing off 800 natives.
The Cinnamon who murdered Capt Du-
doct were hung December 14th. ~
The late storm was felt with great force as
far north as Victoria, and the foods did great
damage. The tides In Puget Sound were
the highest ever known. I... Fl. l,a.ut.f