The New York Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1855, Page 1

‘ sail ok chee THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 6890. MORNING EDITION—MONDAY, JULY 9, 1855. . ee PRICE TWO CENTS. “The Capture of San Juan Del Sur and Rivas by Col. Walker. FROM CENTRAL AMERWA. Pighting Between the Government Troops and the Revolutionary Forces. ‘TWO NEW TREATIES WITH NICARAGUA, The steamehip Northern Light, Capt. Tinklepsugh, arrived last evening from San Juan de Nicaragua, after a passege of seven days. ‘Wo are indebted to ¥r Thowas E. Hatch, the obliging purser of the N.J., for late news, Our own advices from Nicaragua are to the 3¢tb ult. Affairs im Contra! America were in a moat disordered condition. The brig Vesta, woich had on board Colonel ‘Walker and his party, from San Francisco, reached Rew Isjo some weeks ogo. {[t iaknown to our readers that this port, as well as Leon, on the Pacific, wore in the hands of the Castellon party of Nicaragua. Col. Walk- er, after a conference with Geal. Manoz, who is in com- mand ef the Castellon forcess embarked for San Jaan del Sur, reinforced by 200 men. His party was thus in- creased te about 276, He appesred off Sam Juan, and landed his ferces on the night of the 27th ult., at Bro- ‘to, about 14 miles north of San Juan, while the next day, his vessels, the Vests aud « schooner, appeared off the harbor of San Juan, te draw off the attention of the ‘troops there. Im the morning the troops were hurried off in great precipitation to defend Rivas, which Walker had assaulted, and is reported to have taken, The next night he took San Jusa del Sur, without suy re- sistance, and seized all the arms and smmunition de- posited there. It is supposed that he will next attack flan Carlos and Castilio, and then, with » combined movement with Munoz, attack Granada, should Manoz be sble te overcome Geni. Corral at Manaqua. The President and his officers loft Granada on the 20th, to jom the army with Gen) Corral, and thus matters will be brought toa crisis, Yiroww Bay, Juge 29, 1866, ‘TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. As the steamer is going to leave, I will not fail to ad- vive you that ast night Col. Walker’s party landed at ‘Quescote, a place ebout eighteen miles north of San Juan del Sur, and about the same distance from Rivas, ‘The government had s«nt down 150 men from Gra- ‘anda, All the forces of the whole department were con- “oontrated at Rivas—making, in the whole, a number of about 600 men. i Col, Walker {and fifty-five Americans were accompa: nied by about two bundred men belonging to the Cas- tillom party, and there bas been steady fighting from 9 o'clock this morning till night. No positive result is ‘known yet. We have had in Virgin Bay some cholera cases. In all there are fourteen fatal cases since It begun, but since ‘the 24th of this mouth we have nad no new attacks, nor any deaths. Oniy three foreigners bave died, and the Test are natives. Of course « great many have been ecared, but prospects seem to be good, as no new cases have turned up. General Guardiola is ssid to have loft with » consider- able number of troops for Leon. Sans Sack Ak Ss Just mow the democrats, some Americans among “them, are coming in in small numbers, five and ten, in @ great horry, across the Transit road, taking the'road for Coste Rica. Though they say they have been victo- ‘slous, their disorderly movements, their hurry, and their quietness, prove that they are running away. Next steamer particular news, POSTHORIPT. Col. Walker's party is defeated. D.C. ‘We are assured by a gentiomanon board the Norther: "Light that the postece:pt of our correspondent’s letter ts, at least, prematare; thet no intelligence of Colonel ‘Walker's defeat had been received when the N. L. waited; om the contrary, the news from the revo. lutionary party was highly favorazle to their success over the government forces ‘The British ship of war Buzcerd, and mafl steamer Deo, were at fan Jusn or Greytown, protecting the Mas- quito fing. This temp tas been again organized, under the lead of T. J. Mat@®, Inte Mayor, the same, we bee Ueve, whe was at the head of the city government at the memorable bombardment of that place. Awong the passengers by the Northern Light is Col. J. ‘1H, Wheeler, our Minister to Nicaragus. We learn that he proceeds immediately to Washington, bearing two important treaties formed between the Unr‘ed states and The Americas citizens of San Juan de) Sur offered Mr. ‘Wheeler « public dinner, which he declined. The cor- ‘Tespondence which passed on the occasion is as fob Jows:— CORRESPOPDENCE. Bay Jcan pet Sur, June 29, 1855. Col. Joun H. Waxxtze. Brae ‘You have ever stood forward ready to protect your fellow coun’ im the hour of trouble and ity, and interests asa father watches protects the ewe ce A “on of requesting the ro of company to ‘dine with ‘your pr iireh pre is Vimain Bay, KEPUBLIC OF NICARAGUA, ) Jane 30, 1865, ¥ To Edward". J. Laws, Esq. ; Dr. Far Filat, Simeon Wor- Giles, Joba Priest, and others, San Jaan del Sar:— Yours of the Sith inst, was, hooded t> me, om the eve of embaraing for the United states. I feel deeply w te sions of approbation anc coutidcees. ‘To: full! the in: i i i i 5 Fy 5 < my actions, these evidences Mil the ambition of any one, you allude, since it has to meet ratificaton of our own government, [ 1y; but surely ‘I violate 3, i fT ‘ ie | 3 i i A 5 i 5 § i | t iy H We have received, by the wey of San Francisco, ad- vices from Hocolula to the 17th of May. ‘The New Era, of the 10th of thet month, says :-—* ‘The Legislature is moving slong expeditiourly and, all things copsiderrd, very only occasionally troubled with beadache by ideas either too big for ut- terence, or too absurd for t—euch es, for is- stance, the discussion of the Wiae bill. There is sti conpicerable of the old lesven lett, but we claim ass ce- oitad visto that whe bill was only defeated by a masje- rity of two. » most important topic of the last week was the rege of the new tariff bill in both houses of the Legis- ture, While every body rejoices that at length the inciplen professes by the Minister as the basis of ths fi Dave bren established and acknowledged a6 the rule of governmrnt anc the sense of the nation, yet the moa} pest regret that the practical usefulness of the bill rhoulc bave been ‘by the chaotic distribatioa of ite details. Bat, say elsewhere, there ts amole time to remedy this ere the bill goes into etfect; wad ic is our Lounden duty Uderal man and a free trator, not to Jet the government and the people go to aleep ua- til it is mended Jn the House of Representatives, at Honolulu, on the 1¢th Mey, » petiticn was read from a Mormon preacher op Kaus), stating that the Minister of the Interior had refused bim a license to solemuize marriages. This pe tion was leid on the table. ‘The annual exhibition of the. Oahu College was held on the 8ti May. A large numter of patrons and friends of the institution were present. In the report of the @2emiping committer, consisting of KE. H Alien, Minis- ter of Finance of the Kingdom, and Rev. J. D. Strong, we tind the following raphs:— While the exsmination of csi ape receives our clase in Greek, the first a the classes in vecmetry and sing On the whole, after a critical school, and a careful comparison of it ‘best schools in New Engi acquainte: rT without ¢xaggera‘ion, that and composed of pupils of the same ween the excellency of this examinat ihe bill to remodel the De e to remodel partment of Public Instrac- tion is another installation of better things. Ae tbe ap- pamat of the president and directors of the future ard of Kducation reats with His Majesty, we have no doubt that the selection to Gil these places iil be judicious and proper. At the same time we beg to re- mark, that ss education asp directly to the good spinten of the masses, im order te be efficient and life giving, we hope that an attempt will be made to unite pop pete with usefulness in the seliction to there offices. On Wednesday last, says the Fra of May 10th, arrived the French frigato La Forte, Admiral Fournichon, and the Foglish frigate Ampbytrite, Capt. Fredericks, from Cali ppoaed to be en route for the Rurstan vettlo. met a Ramechatka and en the Tartary coast. The Argué gives the folio wing theatrical intelligence : ‘The fine play of the “ Lady of Li lngte Was most bap- iy represented ow Saturday cvoaing last at the Royal eo jsiian theatre. Mr. J. et |. H. Brown’s rendering of Melootte was spirited and truthful), and the frequent iy Towed with which bo was grested showed thet his effort« were well appreciated by the axdirnce. qT ighty, end beautiful, but true-hearted Pauline On by me hdr idee to the life, Ly he = er many of the finer paxsager of the pla; E. delighted the audience into most enthusiss! applause. Mr. Bray, as it, gave evidence of the possession of a dramatic talent that only needs cultiva- tion and encour: ent togive hima bigh rank in the profession. Madame Deschapelles was represeated most beautifully and correctly. Indeed, in al) of Mr. Rowe's persopations of female cha: it would be 4 ficult to find bis superior. He alwa; yawes iD Usd fect taste, and in actiow and reading be, in ever greceft end correct Be ig really an artist, and where actresses are scarce he is an invaluable addition to company. ‘We understand that Mrs. Eldridge takes ber firat benotit ~ ar evening next, and wedoubt not sabe will ne appreciation of her oxcel'ence as an actress, \oure, Castle Garden as an Emigrant Depot-Injanc- tion . Denied. SUPERIOR COURT—GENBRAL TERM. Before Chief Justice Oakley ani Judges Duer, Campbell and Hoffman. J. Phillips Phoniz and Others vs. The Commissioners of Emigration, dc. of New York.—The order made by Judge Hoffman, at special term, devying the motion for {pjunction to restrain the defendants from making Cas tle Garden a depot for emigrants, was afirmed, without conte. ihe Chief Justice, im deli the opinion of the Conrt,aid a bill was tiled bythe plantiff, Phonix,who is the owner of a lot on the Battery, to restrain the Com- ‘they purchased from Cool under s leme the Corpors- tien, an: porsesrion of Castle 2 led to fit it up for that purposs, The piaiotif ined a temporary junction the Comamussiouers from mak! tle Garden for emigrants, aad the Judge who granted it {t. The case now comes before tnis Court on s motion to restore tae in- junction and make it permanent. The application for an imjunction was founded on the grounds—first that the deed contained a covenant tnat the Battery, ro callec, and the vacent grounds belong- to the Corporstion in the vicinity of the premives, shall never be appropriated to private use; aad the plaintuf contends that the enclosing of it for such « pur- pose as is intended by the Commissioners of Emigration would be # violation of that covens: The Court holas that this covenant did not apply to the parties now in- terested, as at the time that covenant was made the pre- mises in question were not vacant, because they bad been ceded to the United States, and therefore were not ®& part of the Battery or Bowling Green. The Court could not therefore hold that this covenant extended to ery which did not then exist under that appellation ‘the questioa of the pro depot being s auisance, the Court would act interfere unless in cases where from long continusnce or other reasons there was proof to show that it wasanuiseance. The weight of medical tos- timony and the evidence of otber officials went to prove that if would not bea nuisance. I¢ was urged, on the other band,that it would be a nuisance, because a Judge of the Supreme Court decided that s similar depot at the foot of Hubert street was a nuisance, and from that decision no a, was taken. But that decision, with all reap+ct to the Judge who so decided, hed bat little bearing on the present case, as what might be o nuis- ence ia one location would mot pecessarily be 10 {a ano- Motion for injunction denied, without costs, and order at apecial term efiirmed. ' Fre Marsbai’s Office. DARING ATTEMPT OF AN INCENDIARY IN READE STLBET— AKKEST OF AN IFALIAN ON SUSPICION. Between twelve and one o’clock om Saturday night, officer Stacon, of the Sixth ward police, discovered smoke sawing from the entry of buildings No, 34 and 40 Roade street. He wont into the premises, and found « fire burning amongst some straw, at the head of the stairs leading tothe cellar. The officer aroused the inmates on the second floor, and, with the aid of « pail or two of water, the fire was extinguished, It seome the straw had been removed from a tub which stood on the land ing, and placed alongside of some boxes, for the purpose of aiding the burnng. However, it was discovered just im time to prevent further damage. The oftwer, fearing that another attempt might be made, kept a look ou! a4 be petr bis it. At about 3 o'clock, as he came in front he discovered a light flashing up throo ww om the third floor. He agaia omok on the hoor ‘by the door part of ©, on oor post of J. Corduan , silver pleters. officer imme- diatel; the slarm, w) brought out the different tenant out the fire, and by the appli: cation of a fow Be wal io fire was a time extinguishe ad examining the Tet. it was evident that the incendiery had some lofiammable = ay as Ee also de: Kossuth bet. Officer enme per. tog ov Tetore Tae. us ‘await the at “s tet ite et salt by itt sft ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT DETAILS OF TWO WEEK6' NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA, #828972 in Gold Dust. Confirmation of an impertant Land Claim. AUBURN DESTROYED BY FIRE. INDIAN DEPREDATIONS, Interesting Items. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. THE MARKETS, bien ties doe ‘The steamer Northern Light, Captain E, L. Tinkle paugh, arrived yesterday aftersoon, iu seven days from Sen Juss, with paseeugerc and treasure from San Fran. Cinco, per steamship Sierra Nevada, June 16th, making the trip from California in 22 days, The Northerm Light brings 457 passengers, and $828,972 freight, with a large amount of money in the bands of the passengers. The Northern Light left in the harbor, H. B. M. war steamer Buzzard and mail steamer Clyde; brig Sea Vhiiipe, of Genow. Among the pa: asogers were O. Garri aon, Faq; D, Page, of Poge, Bacon & Co; J. W. Patmer and G. W. Wright, of Palmer, Cook & Co.; T. K. Battelle; J.B Crocket, J. W. Dwineil, T H. Holt and George C. Bates, Eaqrs; Purser A. Welch, U. 8, N., and Dr. , C. White, ‘The following is the specie list of the Nerthorn Light: Drexel & Co., Philadel, rt « $219,500 Metropolitan Bank, New Yor 165,000 Wells, Fargo & (o., do. 123,028 Rows, Falkner & Co, do. 46,078 Bank of America, 21,200 Wm. H 627 Aaren Juovbe & Co, d 400 W. Seligman & Co,, 4o,. 24,200 Ulmer, Fugepbaum & Co , do. 21,600 Jacobs, Levi & Jacobs, do 21,100 Wm. T. Coleman & Co,, do. 20 209 Aymar & Co., a 2,453 Jobuson & Lowd 17,464 ler & Brothers, do 6, Gokéemith & May, 207 J. Strauss, Bro. & Co., do, 12,617 Tread w: 10,000 Derby, Michi Kellogg, New Total... Wo are indebted to the Pacific Express Company, to the San Francisco News Depot of J. W. Sullivan, and Freemen & Co.'s Expreen, for the carly delivery of files of California pa George 0. Guns, M. D,, formerly of this city, surgeon of the steamship Cortes, died on board, of inflammation of the bowels, on the second of Jase, ‘The steammhip onora, having on board two hundred end eleven U, 5, troops, under command of Major Prince ond Captain Bennett, arrived at San Fransiseo, from Panama, on the 16th June. The Uncle Sam, from Nice rogus, arrived at San Francisco on the 12th June, with dates from New York to the 2let of May. ‘The grasshoppers, asaya the Marysville Heral//, are creating bavec all ovor thecountry. They have appear ed in {mmense swarms at Sacramento and various other places, and wherever they appear they leave aaught but ruin in their wake. There is at the Ban Francisco Mint, for the purpose of being coined, o very Isrge amount of troasure—ranging from two to three millions. The average amount coined per day fn stated to be $109,000. Owing to the fact that the miners ore bolding on to their gold dust for higher prices, not one half the gold gathered ia either shipped or coined, On the 24 of June, Joneph B, Went, when trying to urrest a couple of thieves, near the Mission Dolores, was shot and killed by one of them, John Marion, a na. tive of Alsbama. Marion and hia compscion, Ferlandi Brace, from Indiapa, then ercaped. The whole country termed out to bunt them down. Marion afterwards committed eu.cide in Alamesa county, Brace encaped. Lola Montez, with s theatrical troup under ber charge, left San Franciaco on the 6th of June, in « adiling vensel, (the berk Fenny Major,) bound for Australia, she will take the stage there, and will afterwards go to Europe, via China, Calcutta and Sebastopol. ‘The clippor ship Flying Cloud arrived at San Francisoe on the 6th of June, after a passage of 109 days, This was ber Ofth trip to California, and her average tine has been 101 days. The Tuolumne papers state that a rich gold quarts Jead, and » silver mine, have been discovered in that county. The Ios Angeles papers contain a report that three men, arrested on suspicion of belonging toa gang of robbers and horse thieves, were hung at the Tejoa Pars. We learn, says the Lon Angeles Siar of the 10th ot June, from the mal rider who arrived hero last week from Salt Lake City, that he passed a part of Colonel Steptoe’s command on their way here, the other de- tachment having taken the northern route to the Sacra. mento valley, Confismation of an important Land Claim— Bettions’ Meetings. On the Sth June the Board of U. 8. Land Commiasion- ers confirmed the claim of James K. Holton toa tract of 13,600 acres, lying mostly within the corporate limite of the city, md covering the whole seutuern part, (nearly one half,) ofthe municipality. Thin land is oc” cupied by about one thousand settlers, who lay cleim to tracts varying in size from a few feet to 160 acres. ‘There are besides many lay dwellers on the tracts who bg ong claim to . settlers bave held several meetings, and their planus are understood to be as follows — Ist—Te reise funds to pay expenses in carrying an ap- pealfrom the decision of the U. 8. Land Comminsion ap ve salyihat he appeal shall hy I~ ea shall be urged on the ground that the Land Cooma oaton te odes (Re dey Scause the federal coestitation says, ‘In suits at common law, amount in controverny exoseds twenty dol: , the Riyfrites Thong by jury be preserved.’ ly~To nomiaate two candi § Judges of this State, to Bit the fi ° fuaguaips Supreme Judges tate, wo ju) tebe voted for at the fall clection ; and toe sominstice of the two settlers by the democratic State Convention to be secured if possible. Athly—To vole for po candidate not known to be friendly to the cause of the settlers, as opposed to the boiders of Mexican titles. Sthly—To organize a settlers party throughout the Stave. 6thly—To petition the President to remove Commis- sicners Thompson and Farwell. Particulars of the Aaburn Fire. ‘The Placer Herald has promptly come to band, and forpiabes us with fall particulars of the overwhelming conflagration which bas visited Aubura. The fire brote out at 2 o'clock P. M. om the 6th of June, ina Chinese house, on the side of tue bill, below the Methodist church, and soon apread erose the street to Kinzie’s crog store, thence to the Diana bowling saloon, Keeb- Der '® bakery, Geo. sy livery stable, and the bmypire spo Orleans Hotels soon followed ia quick #ue- cession. The ierald saya — Before the fames hed spread thia far, every citizen and visiter in town, who could | Of We town bed had time in caving many of their of | ¥) rabeth, eldest daughter of J. 1b Frencisco. fects, and were better pre; ‘than many of our citi- weve ior the reception of fire. From the Hall the flam+s went to Oberdeoner’s and the large storedouse of H T. Holmes, the upper story being occupied by the Pacihs Express Compras, Post (fice, and Alia Telegraph Comoeny, and acjoiping the concert rocm. Apparently but a moment interveoed, ben Wicke's drug store, Placer Herald office, and the jona) Hotel'were op fire, extending thence up atreet, int of the fire. ‘The time oceupied in the burning was one hour acd twenty-five mix uter only. \, The Herald with commendab'e,pluck “The town is gene, but what of tbat? in twelve mooths we will hove a prettier snd much betier ope. he office of the Hecra'd sw wii copfurion—as we occupy & portion of the dischsmith sbop situated op the ray ne, and editorials, svcb as they be, are written smid the detnctani saigh’ Wey horses, sound of bammers, Pup ones) is. ‘Cfiice ip pi—ty pe, peper, boovs, bed Other, Chases, & misture; and thus we issue our paper this week, sod perbape we ball ba do +o the pext mumber, but in tes days we shall bave s new office and go atead agaia,’’ LIST OF LOSS&S. Bawkine & Co., (Piocer Press) $4,000; Hall & Hardy, $00; MP, H. Love, " & Duncan, $6,200; Lr S P, Thomas, $4,006; M. E, Mills. $800, James An: Sts10n, $660; George We! ment. $4,000; Thomas Holden, $3,660; JC’ Beber & Co, $5,000; Wm, K Patkiason, $2.00, 1. Newman & Co, $1,600, Sam Hyaemea, $6,800; 1. W. Credit, $2,000; Theo. B. Hotchiiae, $2,000; B. Goodkind & Co, $1,500; James Maduell, $1,600; Woey & Berney, $4,060; Charles Palmer, Robert Fisher, $2,060; Willism Miller, $2,000; Rreester $8,000, Rovert G = $F ,000; W. F. Norcroas, $8 LUG; Tupper’s estare, $500; Adama & Co., $500; Fos. ter & Burts, $5€C; ‘Placer gounty, $14 coo, bw. ‘The $1,5°0; 8. FE. Rousetn, $5 , Kobola & Lioyd, J. "Myre, $50; Henvon Hazell, $600; J. $2,(€0, L, Sanders $2,000, George Lans, $300; HI, (Herald, ) $2,000, H. T.'Holmen, $8,000; Dr. Co, $1,000; M. Uderceener, $1,000; Wm. 'Ste- veo, $1,000; Chartes' Morrison, $6,(00; H.' M. House, $:0,000; Geo. H Stephens, $10,600; Dr. Kinsey, $1,600; Capt ——, $2,000; A. Koberts, $2600, Odd Fellows, $),£00 Wm. Murphy, $40(; Eberly, Gove & Co., $3,500; J. M. Von Mater, $1,800; Davidson & Marca, $1,500; A: Vaviteon, $9,000; Jon ‘Hervisn; $27,000; Br Fewlng, 200; Munsell & Rice, $1000: Dr’ Traph ; Palmer & Milwarne, $4,000; Wurrey & Sote, $5.00 ; Jas. Walch, $200; T. H. Oliver, $1,0.0; W. D. Chapman $600; Mr. Kitter, $100; Ricbard Sencerr, $8,000; Metbo.ilat Parronage, $500; Micbnel Jamison, $300; Santens, 8050; Barrets, $00; aby0, $6,000, Chin, Chane, $6,000: Lung Wa, $6,(00; EB. thing, $2500; George H. Kebaer, $3,000; California btage Company, $1,0' Clark; $1,00,.—Total, $215,160, Fue tn San Franelsco, A largo fire occurred om the morming of the 13th June, ip the square bounded by Dupont, Stockton and Washirgton atreete Abo tant, meoting the other ee & ; James H. Lupent, 100 feet; ano many houses centre of the squsre were burned. ‘the Gre did not reach Worb'ngton street or Stockton. The tenements burved were occupied almost all by Chinese and Spanish women, LOBAWS. A row of wooden tenements oa Jackson astrer’ owned by —— Richard, Loss of occupants... ... Brick house, corner of Stoo ‘& portion of the rear wail,,.... EPP nA Chinese ¢rug stere, Dupont street, three doors from Jackvon street, consumed with ntock.... . 4 Yextacjoining South, Chivove store, large stock, all Next acjoining, large bri pied b; Chinomen, entirely Cestroyed, lose atated... Next acjolairg, frame buildiag, ‘partially dex lone of occe penta about. 4,060 A large two story brick buii 1) OC od a peivate lodging rooma, owned by Atehi- mAge..... 3, Loss of occupants abo: 1,000 Four wooden tenements on tho east rido of the a! Wy, oceupied by Chiliann.,,, Fremo tenements, west ado, A pumber of sinall tenements situated in the centro of tbe block, and entirely destroyed, together with contents, would probably reach............. 0G ‘and tho nurseries and workabops of crime. Many exoel- ent citina suffered from tbe cop! tion bat ve have no doubt the pesce and repatation of the noich- vornood will be improved by the consequences of this casualty, Indian vepredations, LATE FROM THE KL AMATM BOFERVATION--81X WITITH MEN KILLED BY THY INDIANS. Mr. HB. Unchineom, seys the Crescent City Herald, come in late iast night from the mouth of tbe Klamath, He # ates that on ta urdey morni: 24 of vune, he had eft Capell Rancheria, (about ‘twenty-five miles from the mouth ) end Lad come down the river a fishing aod con vere pg with the Indians, While at the mouth, trast wertpy Indians brought to him the startling news that ep seturcay night, the Indians fell upon the sleeping whi es, billed all of them, (six meu) wit the exception of Mr. *helton, and took’ sway thelr guus and provi- supposed the atteck was made by the In brought to the Reservation. Aloxamcer yourg mam, bat an old resident of this amongst the victims. The ledian yeh ee. was on the point of joe the ‘when the news strived. Ho thiuks it strange that the 'rd ape should bave surprised the whites sleeping, ux they bad been in the babit of beeping a guard every pight, A detachment of U. 5. rolviers is itationed at * lvebepecs (mouth of Trintty,) about twenty five miles stove the Keservation. FROM ILLINOIS VaLLEY—-SIX MEN KILLED BY THE 1N- DLANS iN ILLINOIS YOLLBY, An wo finish writing the above, wo learn from packers just arrived, that op Saturday, June 2, the Indians killed four white men (travellers, as far an we could as certein) dnd two Chinese, in IMino's Valley, 0. T. (some fifty miles from bere). Wm. Shelly le reported to have been severely wounded, THB INDIANS IN SOUTHRBN ORBGON. The Crescent City Herald saya ~* The indian troubles hi meighborbood of illinow Vailey, Southern Uregon, far from being settled The Indian Agent, Dr. Am- brose, ts anit them r fen anh wounded the others, who retreated the bushes.” Political Intelligence. foes: the Sap barge! ot pm Sune 16. Me parties are now voly organizing snd pre- paring for the fall elections. Tbe Democratic ‘state Con vention, for the pomipation of candidates for State offi- cen, will take mm Sacramento oo the Zith of thia mopth. An active canvass is Dow goipg on among the different aspirants to have themselves nominated at this convention. It is impossible for us to predict, at this time, who will be the successful parties. The pronpects nomination looks well, but there i of Gov. Big Do tailing # y may bripg forth. Of the time and place of holding ® State convention by the Know No- ‘bings, we know nothing. As their organization is « tell anything aboat their move . From outside conversation we tion some time next month. Thin party number of aspiran's in the Geld for the higher offices of the State, Weeas form no conception ax to who will be the nominecs of this party. settlers and the temperance men bavo, evidently, the balasce of power im their bands, Whichever interent they may throw their strorgth upon will certainly succeed. Under this state of things politieians will (iad it mecassary to sail close to the wind, if theyfexpect to reach the height of their ambition. The Know things carried thotr whole ticket at the recent mv aictpal election in Viacerviile, Miscellaneous, Avmxace Yiruy ov Tax Mixm,—Cor ac of the gold imines of thie Htate curing m is fairly estimated at nixty mildions per year, and every belief that the yield for the year 1866 will fully ejua) tbat of any previous year since the oft the mines. The United States Branch Mint ia San Fran cinco is coining at the rate of $100,000 per day, and if ‘the facilities for coining were twice as great, there is sufficient gold dust on bend to keep the mint in fall ration for several months to come. |uring the woes nding Saturday, May 26, the coinage of double eagles smovsted to $615,000—belng at the rate of two tal Lone four bundred and sixty thousand dollars yer month of twenty-six working days it ie estimates & that the coi of three months of the preernt yrar will equal, if it dors not excerd, the entire amount of coinage during the prec» The aust is wii coming ip in quantities of half @ ton, snd the demand for coin increenes daily, Am effort is belsg made to increase the cotuaze to $5,000 00 per month spd it in estimated that thieemount may be set Cown a6 the regular average after the expiration of mouth Since the re opming of the Mint, ‘ot fifty dollar pieces by & private entabliats. iia city baa very mach Gecreaned This coin is of fall weight and nearly equal fizenms with the (sited States con bat is ip leew tet Comestic citeula- tien, op seevunt of ite bals —san Francis» Her sist. Niws rxow tue Prarsn—The latest news trom fan- ford’s train rej them at the Hitter Spri They found plenty of grass and water, thas far which are the two most resential requisites fore success’n) Mr. Spatens lon) tenely pee ot Sere by, the Indians, to the vicinity of Bitter Springs. The found on s mountain near by completely cut to pieces end destroyed, and the ten brosen open and several caddies on away. Mr Hanford’s brother, who re. turned te town informed waa mace over the Sam Hervar'ine woustelas, which enabled th by putting om thirty two mules W 6 team, to go over without unload enis miahep which haa ceenrred to ‘the was the broasing of one eale.-- Les Anger dune WV Marrtages and Deaths wARAIBD. Custos, meds county, by the Rev. Mr, Wi “At bowers, May 31, Dr. Wis of Mav's Mat termeriy of Toman ‘one, to teas. tansy Cashion feo Bev. Dr, Echmas, Bs. Tobies Maav 0 Mis vt bs Goldsmith, Eaq., all of Jp Sen Francisco, on June 10, by Rev. H. P. 7”, Mr. Jobm U, Doberty* to Mine Mary Filen Deady, voth of Terrible Acckient off ataten | A PLEASURE YACNT UPSET AXD Pines DROWNED. A welancholy accident occurred off Staten Inacd yea vensemn Sep Frescuco. lp Astoria, (9. T.,) ty Rev. Dr, Yantis, Mr. Charies J. | terday noon, by which thrse young men lost their lives. spr gt cae, Yo Muss Betty, oldest daugh- | tt appears tha: o wow yacht, named the (race, of rome ix or eight tous burden, started yesterday, a: 4A. M., from the foot of Hammond street, witha party of fire bersons ov board, bouad om s pleasure trip dowa the bey. ‘Ibe yacht wax a mew one, and she wee tekon cut to toot ber railing qualities, but in the burry of starting Proper precautions were net tasen, which resulted meat Oipaptrouriy for those op bowed, When the vonvel arrived in the meighberhoed of Fert Homilton, a sudden change in the wind threw ber om one wGe, which caused the ballast to shife im such @ menner that tho water rushed in at the stern windows, whieh had been incaut Aled and sank tumediately defore it occupants could provice tor their safety. So sudden was the uinking of the vessel that the young men om board were usable to anmoor « ll beat atteched to the yachs, and they found themselves struggling in the water, before they kvew what shey were about, The sea at this t'me was quite rough, a4 the wind was blowing heavily, and (t wae with great difficulty they could heop their heads above water The acc dent wan seem from the Staten Inined wbore, and boats were coon pat out save the steuggling mou, but before they arrived three of them sank, and were swept out by current Lo the nea—at least that is upporition, an their bodice have wot yet been recovered. The other two were fortunate enough to secure pleces of plank by which they kept their beads above water unsli assiat ance was rendered, and whea tbe boats arrived they were qu te exhausted and ready to «ink, They wwe taken om shore, #nd on application of proper reatorat ves 10 brought to the city. Une of theee McMann, the owner ant valde Of the bout, The following aro the names, as near as we could learn, of those drowned and saved:—~ Jobn M. Perkor, plumber DIED, In San Francisco of cholera infantum, Carlos, sen of Semuei B Wilroo, »ged 1 year, 2 mnths and 10 days. At Mission Dolores, Joseph B. West, im the did your of bis age, formerly of New York city, atthe obo de Law Aromas, county of Montersy, be $0:b, Maria Antonio Castro, wife of F. A. MacDou- 6 On board of the bark A Gracie, Alexander S. Chal- mers, ateinan, of Aburceop, Soouand. At pea, June 24, on board stexmship Cortes, of int wat tre bowels, George J. Guan, M. B., Surgs of steamebip Cortes, formerly of Now York city. At Frepch Corral, Yuba county, May S0th, Mr. Gilos W. Bald» tm, a mort estimable citizen of that place, aad Division of the 5 of T At Brownlie, in Contra Costs county, Mr Malcolm Whyte sped 31 years of Patsley, Scotlaac, Ja Sen Francisco, Mrs. Louise H., wife'of Mr. Geo. C. Colpurn, late of New York city, and cauglater of Erastus Spanow. Jn fon Francisco, June 12h, of inflammation of the brain, k-mire Grob, the youngest deughtar of Trautman and Busette Grob, aged 4 months and O days. Mark cts. San Fuanctsoo, June 16, 1865. bbls. Oregon sold at $7, 150 do Gatiego, ‘at 200 qr eke American mula, at $6 1435 per 200 3b,; job! wsloa of 40 bole. G. at$il Gu; 200 qre Arhiey’s sell runing, at $9 00; tod G0, 6t 86 7d; bc0 do, comestic at $6 2h a 66 bd. Wikat —773 ats good to choice, sold in three lots, at lke. ale. Bantsy —No pales hi Berrek —00 firkina come to our knowledge. told at 804. inch brown drills, and 50 do. SMe, WW days . Bart —6 000 10 1d. Dega tabic, sold at Zoe, Hacs.—0 bales gune ics, oid st Me, Correx.— 60 bags Hio noid at Mo, Coat.—40 toms Lackawana, trou ship, at $20. SvaaK.— 200,000 Ibs. China No. 1, auld yesterday at about Ye.; 50 bbls. Stuart's eruabe: tor.—bC0 boxes Hill's No. 1, sold at ke. Convsak —16 000 lbs, Manila, American make, 1} ao 4% ined, sold at 14 ko Liqvogs.— 6 pipes pr spirits, 25 per comt proof sold frcm first hence, at O23¢¢.; 70 bola. Americam whisaey, at T3c, Wehenr that purchases of Americen brandy here, and to arrive, wore mace youtorday and to-day, at O10. The. UF Liquons,—600 dozen Foglinh als ana porter sold at $3 60. News From Onegon—Probable Election of General Lane, We condense the following account of the election, from an extra of tbe Portiana T\mern— Last Monoay was a giorious day for the @omocracy of Oregon. Never bas there been an election so eee conteeted ip the Territory. The democrats bavo ralii toa map, almost, and sent d sway into the raphe of the coalition of Know Nothing whiggery. ‘They have been mot face to ince, and deleaied by at least two thousend votes, The democracy have reason to feel proud of their triumph on pi ple and men. Jt is glory enough for a whole year. Elevew counties bad been heard from, which gave General Lane, the democratic candidate for delegate to Congress, 1,064 majority. Washington county went Know Nothing by twenty turee majority. Columbia county is uncertain. Jackson, Coon, Umpqua, Douglas, Tillimook, and Lane ‘except Long Tom Precinct.) remain to be bears from Nowirg these counties the same ratio, Lane will be elected by not bere than 2,000 majorit ‘The most important quest op, enys the Oregonian, aub mitted to the le at theel » Wee that of the Uenvention to form » tate goversment. Tee returos upon thie are very imperfect; but we think enough have been recsived to indicate that it han been decreed that Oregon shall conse to be « Territory. wud, ner and bulider, saved. Potker sed Grady, mentioned obeve, ware Mesers members of Engine Company No. 22, of tute city. They Were plumbers by trade, aod, we understand, had re ceply started business nad wrreduing well. The melam choly affair caused great excitement 9 Staten Ia'end, as it was dromed too bad that valuavle lives should be teat im beoed daylight, ia a channel constantly persed and repasned by steamboats, and wenally diled with eading ant row boats, A handsome reward will be offered to ny for the recovery of the missing bodies. ‘The above facts were givem as by two geatlemse whe came to cur office late tant evening. City Intelligence. THE GRAND DIKPLAY OF FOUNTH OF JULY Femme Wouks To NiGRT. Should this evening be fine, the fireworks designed for the Fourth of July will be pet off ta the Park, Mace- s0n juste, Washtogtom Parade Grouad, and auch ether places ba are cenignated in our advertising colamas. ‘This display promises to be by far the Guest exhibition of froworbs ever witnessed in this city, and it will be walt worth the trouble of attending them. Should the wea- ther again prove unfavorable, the exhibition wilt be postponed to the first fair night. No doust the roe® im the Pask to-night will be immense Gasp EXOAMrManT oF THR Nanoway, Gvann-—Thie morning the 7th Hegiment, (Netional Guard,) Colend Drury ee, start on their long talsed of excursion to Kimgn- wn, where they will remain encamped for 8 week. They ere to form on Broome strevt, ath o'clock this moraing, tp beavy marching order. At o'clock thoy start from the foot of Kpring strest, in the steamer Mente Claer, ‘This fine vee expect to turn gat 400 men, whe wild enews of 1855. OF THK KiGHTH WARD CENSUB MARSHALS. ‘The Kighth ward Ceusus Marshals are now rapi ily OFFICIAL RETURN ooted with (hem on to the rucam ment. Neil's fama ANing up their achedulos, and will have completed their | Pio secompany them, and ou Friday next & graad ex. labora by the end of next weer. As the population ta pore take Blow a nees oo ny rote my a oe}} im the ig, to whiew alt the yous en bles are the first taken, re ensbled to furaish our weinity bave bees inviied The place a po readers with tho oficis! returns in even oat of tho eight disteicts the ward is divided into, and an estimare inthe other one that camnot vary more thaa ton or Hfteen from the final return. It wild be seen that there is w alight increaso in population in this ward, « fact due to the tenant houses lately erected, the object of which edifices appears to be to get the largest persible populstion om tho #mallest givem ares of ground. fe. aides, this ward hae so far been exempt from the inilu ences that heve tended to convert the lower wards lato a wilderness of stores, warehouses, manufactoricn and offices, which have supplanted the dwellings and drove families up town or across the rivers. Apart from s fow atcres om Broadway and in Hudson strest,’ and warehouses along West street, there are an many dwal lings now in the Highth ward asim former years, The following are the returns from toe several districts — HIGITH WARD, District 1—Pepulation, comp fs Lo be called Comp Worth, in bosor of tue fomily of Generni Worth, who live in (he immediate aeighber- hood, We wish the Guards « good time. Fran iv Marpew Lane. —laet might, about 12 o'clock, @ fire broke out in the store No. 165 Ma dem lane, eooe- pied by J. Coffey oa a wholesale und cadia store, ‘The fire wan discovered by one of the Viret wart polices, who called the immediate attontika of the insursace ps trol, who, being near the lewallty of the fire, very econ txeem of water to pisy, ant bed pearty exe uiebro it Le‘or toe arrival of tbe firemen, The fire wee cor fined to the store where it origimeted, Thr cause of the fire could pot be ascertained omy further than that tt evidently comme need in the reat portion A lenge watel PO burned to death beblad we counver, made Hie bowling ond piteous eriee tor aid war one of the principe! causes of discovering the Are. The lose may be extimated at aboat $60). rai te be covers’ by insurance, but as no one belonging te tae premives coald be founc, the company or companios im- suring could not be ascertained, Hxmiovn ADCIDENT TO a Fivnwas.—As the firemen were «2,185 Number of 6@eil 2 « famu. 480 | borryieg to the above fire, a member of truce No. 4, 2—Vopulation, sesees 600 | named Kobert Kerrigan, fell while going Cowe Maiden Nomber of jane, and was injured bedly on the beatand body, Ha aeccinies pirteo Lim opand conveyed ham to the New York Lorpitel, Two severe sesip wounds were feuad om bie brad, but they Are ssid not to be of « dangerous charseter, $—Population Noaber oi! i bet eccin Vine on Bosnp 4 Cana) Boat —At about two e'cleat 4 of yorterday morning, fire was discovered \ssuing from the 6—Population , forward cablu of the canal boas Gov. Fish, lying im the Number of t barip at the foot of Spring street. The damage be it 900. ® wore uneble to learn aby Insuraece om the boat, lew the Originated was hot ascerteined; supposed to have ‘Deen net on fh 6— Population Number of dwellings e fam: Population. Number of hice ry “ fomili Police Intesligence. $—Population. CHANGED WITH TAB6iNG OOUNTREYEIT MOWKY. Number of A cumbler ef counterteit tens om the Motpelier Munk, of Montpeher, Vermont, bave for some weeks past tees cireulating freely in this city, The fact becoming haeen tw the satborities, ofcer O'irien, of the Third Dwtriet Volice Court, and officer;Wallace, of the reserved corpe were detailed for the purpone of ferretiiny out the gang 0 ingeniously put the “ staff’ in elroulation, ity s clue was obtained to tae ehere- abouts of the party, A man pamed Henry tclomver Total population... Tota) Lumber of dwellings Total mumber of fanilies The following table show therefore, will exceed that of 1860438, There in an average of five persons ins (agyily, avd two and a half families in « house, porermion of the scoused, whom they op accom! co acting with him is the ba the coumterieite was pease’ upon one Mr McUreqor, proyrisior of w gentlemen's fureixbli wey, pear Housten street. trchapge lor some trifling articles ats store unter the Metropolitan Hotel Mel omer was committed to pram by Jurtice Wood, All thee who hare bad ony of thee counterfeite parsed upoo them ere rejueeted to ewe their vames at he beees Mortet Polio Court, 1880 1456, Showing a decrense Of... cccccccccseeeseeeseee The fact tbat the districts im this ward are «mali,thus epablen us to lay the above interesting statistics before our readers thus early. derecy City Inteilgenee. Fatat Resiaoan Acervert —On Frigay might, Mr Jota Cafsay, of Jersey City, oman about forty-five years of sqe, met with on aceitent ot the depot of the New York 20d Brie Hallrond near which he resided, im conse ecaan of whieh be diet yesterday morning. It appeers thet the employees were arremging the eers, at 11 0 clock om Fridey night, by means of @ about Afieen fae ie length, attached fo @ Mr Caffrey creseed the track Jat bebind the ive, ming veye €0 secoant of the éarimess Leta Sree “, mn Para. Fau—Carnow to Dosmnos Coroner Wilhelm bold an inquest yeeterday, at the New York Hospital, upon the body of & womae named Ellen Harley, whe came \o ber oath by secidentaily falling o dow at the house of ber employer, in Hegus street, while Oryiby some clothes she bed washed on the lines that were runpenced from the third etory of the buildlog {t appeared that about three o'clock om taturday after hupw, Tbe deceased, while leaning out of the window, 0. deavoring to bang out the clothes he hat washes, aceceutaily low her balsooe, aad wae precipitated to the yOrt fepesth The Gecensed, \t seemed, Gad boon warned by her mistress of the danger of her siteation, Dut she tock but little beed of the wivien, ax she replied that she evuld take care of herself without sdrice ony quarter, Om being picked up (rom the perrmect she was foun) to be imensible, She wes imuneliotny taken to the New York Horpttal, where after | agering ‘m greet agony, she expived. Veraict of the jury, » Dest by concussion of the brain. ' Mexaxcnowy Accmee? —Coroner ("Donel held om inquest yerterday wpon the body of Charles Irving, of tbe firm of Irving & Lawrence, dealers, at No SIT West Thirty mtoth treet, ecrséretally bilied om Haturdey tag under the {olowig ereumsteacee — ‘The < appeored, while driving @ restive horse slong Hudson vtreet, hed the mistortase to 2 Tarlo of the vobtalo pa bie the # over Bey lericling soca severe injuries thet death enrued minviee afterwards The jury im this cose ‘Tar Baxvee frame Howmet —isqemer Poerrorm — ‘The inquest ip the ence of Jobe Wilewm, whe died ot the New Yors 1d antipe f from the o@ects of maja reat the heats of two Italas orgee payers, ot No. 265% Baxter strest, oe che & 157 wee | yerteedsy for come reacen Mites }, however, 19 comanace the onee to day, \ “ et 19 g’cieck. B01 yo} reoumed b's dp lee, owing degra ven,