The New York Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1857, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. ——————————— ———=S~——= " WHOLE NO. 1486. MORNING EDITNON—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1857. PRICE TWO CENTS —— from the triumph of Costa Rica on the San Juan, and the r At Kelsey's El De " INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERICA, pi pan a teal: sean ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS, = | S4.eenier es | gat brkh, daughter ofr sad Me Maral en, ‘au botng,”* said Gen. Bolloso, “tho only means of bring- KeAtnnonnanceapmaenenmee th? game abv . ; pa to a successful conclusion the ee ssp be Saamolal | pias tension mah os ee eae at Mensocinn, Joka W. Arrival of the Columbus—Affairs in Nicaragua— . Ry this Two Weeks Later News from California, ort, Maine. pou The Fate of Walker’s Despatch Boat—Chris. America makes with the flibusters for hor im dependence At the United States Hotel, Downieville, on the night of the Lilly's Schooner Captured by the Allies | 2d lberty.” Ba and Washington Territories, amd Arezona, “ stn das Praatace (ol Sieh wees HAN tat oe Baca Affairsat Grey Town—Operations of the Oa the 24th, Major Blanco was at Trinidad point, (om | oan panapanennpengagaianie Ofq Palmer, forer, GW Mostord, won of avid Hosord, Baq., of Albaag, Allies on the Lake—New Encroach- the San Juan river below Serapiqui,) with provisions | bim “VE 00, the Ay ments of the English—Extension which be had just received from San Juan del'Norte, and | bearer of SVENTY-SEVEN BOXES OF TREASURE ARRIVED, | terest due i ‘Territ 400 men, in good order. Mipiater, poe obarges In Sacramento, Jan. 21, Lizzie A, Beckwith, only daughter of the Mosquito ey Everything augurs @ near and bappy termination to | gyyt oT a ha me oe Reena ny ae aeee 37 mnths, —Geants of Land South this national war. syth to cur Unpaid Inte Rand, J {2 Aoramento, Jan. 18, True P Prescot, of Boston, aged Be bearer The : rest on the State Debt, | tetatend mento, Jan, 2, Mra. Susan Kinley, aged 48 JOR of the San Juan, The Costa Rica Album of 20th ult. has the following:— | sengers on * | pay that offioer $88,860 if Palmer, & Uo. tatled to | fa'gaere of the brain, formerly of Mississipp. &., &0., ko. pte last number we called the attention, of tho | that when a UD). 3 Pay the Jaly interest. The boud fu, "thor aoa ad toad | Jan FF hompvon, wpe 34 agile B., youngest daughieref merobsats ressing necesst| nished firm should tully complete e bem nm board ‘ama! enn) ofc tnd we bave hoard that they bave responded to tno.oul’ | Very six | BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. | tatonur months from the ist of July, whch would mekes | of lecemberlast,MrAlvced (see, of New Nediord, Mase We have received by the way of Panama later ad- | but until the facts before us we shall defer all com. | be acceptable 4 final settlement compulsory on or before she Ist of No. grea bout 27 years, aud for many years a resident of Sam ey from Guatamala are to | ment; but it may be to remind the merchant who ts | “er; vember, 1856. Un or before the 16th day @f August to. | OTN ie po Jan, 16 Char) » ‘vices from Nicaragua, Tue dates from vege luxariating at bis ease of the bardabips to which MARKETS ber bonds were duhoc- | Rusa il ages yearn i anni nel teaoga: © aad Raphome ‘the 28th ult , Sam Salvador to the lst ins. and Coata Rios | nis fellow mon are being subj his security, 4 “In Maryaville Jan 21 Maarclten, Wiel A; 3. Laces aged 0 the 5th inst, Thore is no later news from Nicaragua, | The Holetin Oficial states that the ex gineor of the oom- &0., &., Bo. "Oe conmeanpton, Sua Soak bees 3 put some additional information of Interest, pany lo Dull a rallrod from San Jue to the Pacite was thes county, Peter Kebieyside’ a Scotchman "by" birt, aged ae poste pgaged in surv. 6 valley P years. : OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE. Sante Anna In order to seeriain which lio was the bet. | poeoay at the poss) of Orioe Buttrteld 4 in Biapeaneegectbe ida se Src el gpa win sone! Mer Pantie ibe aa 2 Panama, Feb, 19, 1857, | THE TRANSIT TROUBLES--THE NATION AND GEN, xlo0, who has been appointed conjointly by the Mo: ding, left Aspina “All, Feb. 19, at 6 P. M., and ar- Hoge Nothing Later from the South Pacifiom News from Bogota WALKER—AN ENGLISH ENTERPRISE. oan government an the Amerioan legation at Moxioo, to | Tived at Quarantine at 6, look test evening, She ‘ou by Paimer, Cook & Oc., wing Later perma [Correspondence of tne Aspinwall Courier. | Dear to and lay before the ment of the United | brings the California mails on” Feb, 5, 292 passongors and end W. i Palmer as surotits, 5 tg —The Panama Quettion—Trade with the South—News Gaaytown, Feb. 1, 18657. ‘States important treaty now pendiag between | 77 ; The fire of November arrived, Ban rar cleco on Jan. 3. of dyseut from Central America ‘There are four distinct parties in operation hore—the | the two governments. Doxes (value unknow,) of treasure om freight, > tne commit | "Tn dan Francisco, Taunt: of deremlory, Miw A: My last Totter, forwarded by steamship Toanossee, | 4zfioas Tranait Company. with thelr oomb fe | The apeoial provisions of this treaty have not yet boon | The steamahip Sonera left S10 Francisco, Fob. 6, at 4 | tee that the ‘made any effort to’ | tier, n uative of Prince, ned S1 years, 2) Aneto Rem iy " tp Vanderbilt party, with ali ite ram\doations; @ powerful | made known, but we have been apprised from private | P. M., with 330 ra and about $) collest the ‘of the bond. or took any steps toward 15 San Frenciaco. Jan ¥, of pavelysta, Samuel Abraham, a . Passouge $1,700,000 in trea- ame, gave you all the South American end Australian news, English interert, aad the native fac | sources of enough to convince us that ii entered into by | gure on freight, and arrived at ep cay eommencing an ection agninst the ‘clad ce parties. The |, DAlive of Prussia, aged 45 years. sirce which we have bad no farther tatelligence from the ¥ Our government it will give American commoros a 00m Panams, of 3 o’olook A. | committee was informer that in the part of Deoom- sore flotuh const. ‘The next steamer is 4 interest manding influence in Mexico, a shing {t by no moans now | M., omthe 10th, Feb. 0, at %P. M., spoke the steamship | ber the Governor urged tho 0 bring salt eer ony Wig: do ypuapreneqapheleamptbvepMienyctieenon ied ual conflict of ail the elements comprised enjoys. John L, Stephens, from Panama for San Fremelaoo, all | sgeteet them, which ao} being attended wo by the Troas, Sax Paandeeo, Fob bet sit will arrive jut in time 10 bo to inte for the Limols, | partion above named renaer any Judymeat of myvem sats renteet orodit is due to our worthy ani talented | well, Fob, 18, at 1A. M io ship Golden | Ure%, the Governer, on the Sih of hy 28 BS: cote’ Ge 9800 CO eateeahce ee eae another fortnight must elapse before it can be forwarded od fe ay » M, passed steamsbip Golden | the boa is from the Tresturer, placed them hends ‘Jobbing sale of Kai tern corn meal at $5 60 pel the. les or opportunities from time to time wholly at | Minister, Mr. forsyth, who, dui his short residenco o you, It !s to be hoped that the establishment of the | ‘ult, except the pavsiog jadgment is an ac ua! eye- | Dear that government, has been able to effect so mack, | Sate, for San Francisco, with passengers, &c., for the Tolted estes uals Waco belweca Panama ond Velossuien | Goma? ee SRE | eee er ta See er ates he eee no Dems Bow York, ree }ex'00, e an | ib. Sexes sevens manny, cote te eran haa We are indebted to Purser Miteholl, of the Liltaote, and per ib. for fresh ground; 90. for buckwheat meal, and bras Qnatns Sates of 1400 bagr wheat, 1n Jot 6 RAIN, Salen wheat. in lota. a 826 1,010 bags barley sold a4 Jota at $2 3 x $245, cho 2 cot ‘will soom remedy this very great cause of complalat, I to counteract the influence which the natioss o’ Earo) the Pacific Express Company, for files of papers. tained by the im the case, ©: ‘thes yattor the | Si ©. per Ib: 1.060) bags oute at $2 46 & $275 eed a1 Jo 4 tow Sear, that asa remunerating speculation, tho line will not re daily seeking to he a eee pe : % centbieiae eis eallien ous be cote aall ean 200 quintals Mexican white corn gold on private terms, 69 da, pay for some time to come, though there is no doubt it toast Ay & ieeddichnar tecrcher ig ag 6 lint et the twensare bronght by “the | tS a wet forth. On the " (operators bmall aalee at $2 1934 af82 £0 ‘will eventually prove @ source of profit to the stok- Col Carlos Buitordeid, to whom the treaty im all its g Bowes. Ry, fo 5 gemurniation trem the Govern, ie] Der eee th ain 3 bolders. details bas been entrusted, isan American oltizen resi- A. Jacobs & Co enaurer atated that actions bad been noed ser wort @ firking choice butter std at Ste, 36 . dent some years in Mexico, Ho is well known to oar A; Jacobe & Co... ....+ 1 | againet Palmer, Cook & Co , and thes it was doing pone | Drv th ie {0 00. Co. and canoe Oregon mas bacon Onur local news is very scanty, but such it is I shall {oterior in some tesiances, | citizens, and enjoy the uvbounded confidence of the 6 Banta Guted with due prompiness. fue committes NexR- | | GuocensEs —00 bags so'4 at give it to you before toucbing upon our Central Ameri male what appearec to be | Mexican government, and no beter evidence covld have Mo 7 Ding...» + , gr i ye 9 yt gyeony oan and fy LY 4 | 40.000 Ibe me, 60 on eu L} reat errors of policy in the jestraction of or been given of the entire reliance placed by that govern- ‘Pan affairs, of which the arrival of the Columbus furnish- | Thege two causes have deprived him of much psa, of ment upon bis zeal and ldscontioe® thea he present mic- od us with a tair amount of interesting information. —_— boa mr of his rule would bave secured to him — e pe sins Di ra In the oly everything 's vory quiet, ym almost ail the foreign and much of the aative popu juorrero brings al a Gregorio Barandurand, lation of the State. He hes warmer friends amngst the | #econd Secretary of the Mexican Legation at Wasnington, Jously expecting from Bogota some particulars of Mr. | patives and the long resident population (wno pond not | Capo Demmino, and Dr. 8. Wylie Crawford; United ‘Commissioner Morse’s negotiations wiih the govern: | only sorely suflered, but where they have anything | States arm: Sapte woge Dr Crawrord, during ? ment relative to the fifteecth of April matsacre, | lef aro willing again to suffer), and be has fower | his ebort stay in Mexico, has gd distinguished him | y B Weir, though ai! the parties excopt two (Wri oad Foiger) were @ithin ten bours aati of Sekaeeen rm" commites bed, bowover, ascertained that sorvice Rad been faccep ed by but two of she defendants now inthe State Under statute they havo forty days te avswer, whichwh! oxzpire abou tho 20th of Foorusey. Thug tt would bu seen that @ great period of time muss fesore oysters sou cn private term 75; 2% cases (able #nit and 15 cases bacco aino private NDLES.—Z5) bores Staten Estland adamantines auld ow pet- 25 vis. low proof whiskey sold om tarma met Wine —25 baritela Piper's heidaick champagne amt M@ cases ordinary Bordeaux claret eotd on private toram; 16 bitter we had supposed possible. There | sclf by some daring asconts of the volcano of Pop2oate- | }- p, @ 108 & Oo. €lapre before the sult conid bp lically mttied. > hoping that something will be speedily and de-| aro a fow’ of ‘bis olllzers too, who are | Potland the Istachinuatl, and tho roporis of his opera, | %2-0be & ety o> gael "ip eqpmmmunsc eras ues tos ereasin ernaseun waone | “Hescrab opple cher as egeat ereies ae finitely seitied about the mater, Rumors prevail | known and favorably aypreciakd by ali classes, but | tions bave been regarded with peoallar interest He is & Mestes BO btauas {ion of the Treaswer in from per cent advacce oa cost und charges, gis that the election of our present Governor, Calvo, the majority of his army have beon necessarily of sach | the only man who ever descended the Istachibuall, The ° . Partics. It wase duty heowed to himseif, to will be got anid ite tl and material ag could not wirld a1 at jad Doctor carries with him epeoctmens of ru)pnar from the Total the Sate, and to the crodit of the » The committe — viele lapel a capes, Poe Rl volcanos to scoompany and illustrate his report. ofa... bad Bo euthority exo: pt to re ‘acts in the ase. News frens the Gadsden Purchase TE" AQIZONA MINDS. Lt od oped most encouragiag. The The gonoral news by this arrival is unimportant. as fastas possiole. Ha | revolut ve with ® moat deotied re- | take the following ‘from han given up the command ol tho army mostly to Gen, | verse a Sun {4 and-Argo lon bax bee tate> to epite af | jorge oe ee Cee Henpipgeen. the exertions of the ohuroh party. Their influence as " That the men now encampst a} Fort Anderson will | well as numbery is dally lessen The country is be Messrs. Bramms & Oo, of this city, redeemed give s good account of thomeeivis secms to be the gene. | Coming more settled, and every’hing betoxens that a | 90.375 89 of the Yuba county bonds, om the 20th inst, at ral Gorn sccount of most of them romeining | brighter day for Mextoo is approaching. Great prepara- | 9 9-10 cents. when ‘Rew election will take place Ii this be eo, all kinds of Reports from .tbe aPtzona Mining Uompany. seye the Herald, aro of tho mont fisttering kod. Their vous of Jobn C, Fremont and the Miners of Mariposa. | re tncresses in extent and richness a: It is farther From the Maripo:a Gasetc we learn that a of 4 pened. Present appoarances fully jnsitty us tn saying the settlers ‘tho Fremont o'ain was held vn the ‘bat this company will be amply remunerated for thetr energy and enterprise tm thes early developing some oP here had opportan! 4 mdacements to | tons are making in Mexico for tre coming carnival. Hon, M: 8. Latham forwardod his resiguation of the of- the mineral resources of tbat ooustry. leave) i spite ofthe apparent fotlng of ihe ousmy I plesk oa besa es 1c Ca i rere aot his reniguation of theo | ing thie right, tHe and jatervet to ibe miming and otbor oes of tbat cout. immediate neighborhood, acd the ropo The Eijzabeth Street Shooting Case, ult. He has recommended the appointment of Hon. Jobn ©. Fremont, and called by hia On Monday morning, says tho Herald, a Moxtose bp Position of the main army ateo great distance They are The investigation in the above tout Frank Tilford as bis successor. Las Mariposes; also, for the purpose of takiog steps to pame of Nicholas eras, was ‘oun!’ dead -vithie under very good command, though any advance upon ve iol al Case progresses slowly. A large boulder of gold bearing quartz, estimated to | ¢ rt of ‘on the Court Houe, with bis heed ently ap- poy ges involve them im hard fighting, if | But little light bas beon thrown upon the matter, and | weigh 1,000 pounds, was found lately st Pilot Hill, near | settlers living on said la d, to a 1q 1e8t was heid on the Dody, and me ‘Bears to think the imposition que right and proper. Tae | tho allied forces are disposed to take sdvanlaro of most | from present appeerances there is not much prospect of outrevitle, £1 Dorado coumy, by Mr. John Brighton | perty sliusted om ihe enid claim. lowing verdict rendered — Deceased camotto his deat consented 10 nave it paid on one of bis | excellent position, great superiority of numbers, aad A piece of the rock, weighing 76 pounds, yielded $1,700. ‘On motion of A Po BB wt Esq, was | dy being beaten and out by some inst: ument in the bands country’s vessels on the Go-ernor’s giving him his word etior supply ‘ce ‘hey the mystery ever being unravelied. Mrs. Green still erely Capt isrris, Bsq , ‘St honor that he would use: very means, even as far as bed betore, ee ee —_ lies in a precarious state, but there is no immediate dan. over the lovin eveutey. soa portion se Fe Tejon, Called $0 tho chair. end Wan. L. White, Seq, was ap | O Some Porson or persons unknown. 7 ; ° 2 ularly wt Fort Tejon. inted 5 ‘ 7 Force, to make the Americans pay; Dut af Re uavmot done | A day oF two sitoe we paid a visit to Punta Arenas, the | ger to be apprehended. Shomay exist for a week yot, | !mmense chasms, ten feet wid and extending in x A. Powell made @ bricf and oxplaon | prom Capt, Unilett, says the Herald, wao bes javt ar- 20, itis thought that the French Joasul will not be caught | sito of the company’s works We were courteously re | but the chances are decided! Aad forty mules, ned opeted ai various parts of tion Of the object of the moetirg, an before 8 | rived trom ihe olorede Pi “got fm such @ trap again. ceived by Messrs, Soo't and Hatobinson, but very much ly against her recovery. couatyy, and Iarge streams wero suddoniy , u td redo river, we learn avery wa erent of the aggreesious thas Fromonl and tis oon. Although appears very dull, there Ps fat the appearanos of the -Potat ” The ohanges, | Capteln Kisener, of the Fourteenth ward police, who has | found to exist at whore no streams had besa federaies and Dice Meee Ge vets ond | Cacmarnnn Rec-creinns ‘Aagared by the merebants, a #,¢vdi!y inorouting eat | conflicts and em! ments that bave been so dis: | been aolively engaged in sesisting Jastise Welsh in the | Served before. Great massos of rock and earth w marty of teeeedlors, ead wernen’ thous agrinst the | '= an, tone ee qroaciog goes coqend t ‘Siatca, and | MMtrOus to the interests of those conoorned ta | prosecation of the cast, bas his oflicers bully at | joy ocate un > De heaved high in tno Air from Saget nrcaisned them’ lt say louger they et | increase, and at preatnt mors peraoas x 0 crossing. fae 1 4 ely listened to the fair promi ways ‘on Or | thatsection than ateny former time Mach bas Dec Nicaragua ‘of | Work, with the hope of obtaining some clue to the assall Two mn named John Febley and John Wais, were Shave which bas beretslore them to inaction, (4 greater desolation here There were sto fos | SBtof the unfortunate woman. exeguied at Weaverville, on theléth ult. Febley for the | while thelr great enomy was over busy in (avicning | teineral resources et that Mocaky. These’ Ghoms — e contaming large quantities of provisions, coudtlors bave Pog 80 often referred to iu | murder of Deanis Mu }, Om the Téa of April, 1866: and © much ip lecrearing © around thero the toils from whioa overy day would c oung the ahop, over which Iailer lived Mr. Scott a ior this ai the Lower Police | Weis for the murder of Collins on tho 12th of the " : and the Panama Company’s line to Central America, and there were some dozen mon at work upon another | Court ‘and following adiiavit in rela. | came month. oma, ~~ PE. k Cap Catlett aleo aintes shat tte discoverers of the Baw Peady open, will alferd consamers ox the goast increased | river best, Dat evervibing appeared af “oidecnd onde’ | ton to Bia pith urs Green, ailee Lily:— | fhe severe snow storms havo retarded the labors bf ibe following novice ‘eatece tcutint OF Games tas cammene Ge frelon for reaching us fh» Pensme Star and Herald | tnd ine dust ot the fuse, Te of No, 212 Oherry e.rees, being duly | tho miners tn the northern mives. [a other portions of | ¢. rs , oy gn pete gy Bg pe nsentgaen May has » long article in Ys \seus on theestablisament | body. How the wants of sworn, deposed and says thas be is slightly acquainted | iho Siaio the mines aro yloloivg giorlousiy, The E! Dore | *yiticr Conran’ vad thts agunte at Sosa Oplins iw tee wed ta the Ginovery of 0 vein of Grom extent of an anpual fair, or market, on tne Isnmas, something a, while delained there, are provided for, | Wid Emme Lily, now ling dang rously il tn the New | do Guiob, near Horaitas, yielded $1,0.0 wiubia the past qounts anh tink choneoela == seentigases Scan richases Yimilar to the old fair of Portovello, and the'ldea is wor: | foomed'a mystery to us. We could imagiae (after eu’ | York Hospital ;,U have Kaown her | forcai plooe of quartz yielded $1,200. The Mono | Gunss—i hereby demund possoasion of the Mount Ophir ie Coifienta pubitiuhes the Milowng Het o& joyment of tho Finaty hospta‘ity of De Cody, Messrs. ores 0 your ty sige; ua baad, ciggings average $10 per dey to the hud. The mines at | Reduction Works including ali the machinery, bulidings and who left San Fraacitoo ia tho steamer Sem 1 order, the old bridges | ‘White ana Mastin, Col Kinney ana ‘otuera) how the pas. | ¢ him, Thomas Liliy, and was on speaking forme with Ietilan' Gulch tre ye Well, A Dew quartz mill is | OUlhouses, now in your possesion, in the county of Maripona Ube Sist of January, for the Gadaden parehane m= ‘are almost ail superseded by svild strdoturos on eengers when landed at Greytown can minsge to bocon. | im sbou these weak ego I are spone to beri i mos | being bul a} Bear Oserk. Uy oe CEA | Bh ee . whort erty being uded withia “dwar , do. ‘abutments and the tron wore for tha large viaduct fortable,” although in the day time: “ now th Amerivaa Valley Ia 86 foot deop in some PO Wb Wenn ? bound act tbe cae grant. and now in his legal posses Bion’ Fou ave tarde ‘and required to deliver all Of raid property now Im your possession to Biddle Boggs, as the legal agert and attorney in fact of Joba ©. Fremont by mo, as bis (Fremont ¢) agent for the Mariposs grant And you required to leave all ol there are but two padile lod, ber ip the Bowery, fand those havo each bit six or elgut formed th a vertation, and sho told me of her di al rooms; but we we Pp fersliom go ashore on the town side, ‘are trans. | De anything but « virtuous wanted monoy and | leat ber soma; when open, e@ #000 ot oan wn bey 1. had | «Armas ou ov appeal ia the cae of the olaim of Mariano posal! ; e ‘ river boats. aadcouimabepe. sy at possible to the | poveral times since in tbe sirect. in D. 8 M Do #eii, Tuolumne. Joba D Oxley, do Jobp F Certer, ‘ecrors the res is almost ready to putup; itoaa done witho" terforit rT matives with tho traffic Althi lupe Valicjo to the *Yulupa’’ United ue District Osurt, oa more mouey spont m poal, ordered a | {.'%, . ua than w dotore ; ge ‘A ahort distance nearer the mouth of the river, onthe | time: I pover mot her at night; on écoree of confirmation to be entored in tie cave of the | fromm’ wi scis Uf iceobase upon und uniawtul use of nal pro, 250,000 th is constantly paid by the compan, | northesst side of the harbor, we Mr, Boll, of Blow- | of the night that she was shot | claim of Ste} Smith to the place oniled ‘Biutsher | perty. Yours, 4c, 0. CLAYTON. Agent yt ed hen wed! to this, at lexs!$25,000 | felds, well known to most of our readers sac oli ros | St the corner of Market and Division stroos; it was | Ksncho," which had been rej by the Land Commis of Jobn ©. Fremont, of New York. penies, and $15,009 by the | demror the Mosquito C2est, @ mahoginy dealer and a | Sout three o’olock in Whe afteonoon, sioner. Bran Varrny, December 31, 156 fae ooh From tbe rceciuiious adopted on the occasion we ox- tract the folio wing :— Resolved. That by law, and by every rule of right and jus ties, there was To nutho lly to locate sald grant upoa the {this county, aud withia the Sierra Nevada that the same should and ought to be an ‘or ana ; see by Rpalag pon 5 sone reapootable sam, allspent | beavy landboid+r. He informed vs that he was thors nied by & iwpoke to her; o2d she aeked mo ‘A pet , ¥ oF B 5 22 pet on fs now in circulation aeking the Logtelaturo Silasiesmany” for ihe purpose of saperintcnding ang of Carib ladianz Pr would some to bor hvuss, 71 Division street, ia “ gm the 16th. Ya | at a job of weodoulting, in fuld!ment of a contract with | vening, and lend her money to pay har screw, the steamsb’ mm) Fro: our w at would be turned out if the rent was not pat es rr v ip company 20 raderstanding of ee TIE Ot oline frome Panama, acd iu consequc%® | Me, B.'s grant, compared with that of Snepherd aad barles &. Parker, do. ames MeGraw, ' do. - R Taylor, do. obn Ermondson, do Doo'or Kvare, do. tv repeal the present rov: nae law, and subject cnly such ite to taxation as require the interven bad anchor ‘a boat for assistencd. | Haley, we were lea to the convi that toe Jentrel river, at Fort Yuma, en rowe ‘or the Gadsden purchase. ry She Panama Mail Gioumaniy Domoeny's steamer Panams | Agic,.caM ‘realy, Bow under oenelderation, s mach more The ducoverers 0” tho per mie, (weaty miles ved, That the rights and claims of the settlers snd Willem aavenes, was 410 ww her up, which she | favorable to 1». former than the latter His grant in above Fort Yume, on tho Gila are vory sanguiro Of 8U0- ) miners are prior and paramount to those of John @. Fre | J. M MeFsul, |" do. Joba H. Cortetyon, matisfactorily acoom: cludes a tract somé tWénty miles in longth coastwise, cons; Inte having resulted in the discovery of | mont J W. Words, do. F. B Wilder, We bave news from Guatemala to xn. 23; San Selva end running back from :2¢ 0°18 00 the old Spanish line, a velo of groat extent and ¢xccoding richness Kesolved, That in the event of John ©. Fremont, bis con- | Samuel Kemmeli, do. Richard Perry Gor, Spel ‘and Pants Arenas, Costa K! oraary 6. bi Reports from the Ariz ma Mining Company are of the | fecers! F suhor . OF Any OF either of therm, atiempt | a" a Gnarlee Taser, a FT we rate 1s Be. 00 moat flattering Rind = Their yer of ore increases in ex Bamber, @eree | 5 G. Gerreee, do Rooert © Wood,’ da, late as that received by and srwarded to tent onc richness as it is farther opened. tolemnly pledge ourselves Willem Ranéolph, do. J W. Evans, | you by the Tennessee. bus, J. M. Dow, commander, arrived at her auchor A party of {cur men, four women and Give childrem, | }im, or them—for the plundering of one Is that of A. allen,” do. Frank Perwias, From Guatemala the onl news {s unim“ortant; this bor at] A M. on tho 16th instant, bring who left Los angeles for Sonora, on the 10th of Decem diow at one is an aim at eech and all miners and sellers upon | Thomas Craig, do. Edwin Tucker. the country was quiet. coobiveal crop is said 30tt0 | ing twenty sne cabin and six deok passengers, besides ber, under oommand of Dr, Aapnom, wore aitnoked ME Vem ano nermenentpetnstent commie qpasteiing | ©. Seer Ob George Gil be more than half aa average one the rake twolve deserters from Wamer‘a cra sad a targetralga, pete ae all the women of miners and settiers. be appointed by this mecting. who Te alte séés:—The above et bes tore foraiahed to YY which ootte ‘oeroons ildren were ? ol abion. that 9 Shares” Tho coffee crop t= aia ta to be oa Abe hides eee one ¥ 1 conattuenaliy of Whe act of 1866, consolidating | Pete aivn's ald iseation forthe purpose aC organiaon tee | have eherior views ta felation bee Dave cliericr views tm relation to Sovora, but upoo thie point we hev et no reliable information. ifthe above peined rante’’ roally go for the of developing the resources of \he new reisey, Valthough ut ibe wt amount of lapew to to be good. y Produced in sufficient quantity for ex eam sloop-o'.war Esk wee Sion, bet ee planta’ ve lately been made, | apono mala oa tho 23th alt, aad ‘and as the soll and olimate are pecullarly adapted to | the Britieh ehip Admiral Grenfeld was also thre, about rateing the there is no doubt ti will soon booome | to sail for Sbanghas. 1 ’ oity and con ‘San Frapoieco, says the Sacramento | pe. ‘nich, was recently breught before the Suprems Court, and argued, on Felation of the Attorney Goneral sgainst Hil, a captain of police of San Fraucieco, Ti Je, and more ellectually oppose the aggresive, rapa. Aims of said Fremont, his confederates and subordi: Daten. Kesolved, That we do hereby pledge ourselves a reapond promplly py call, and to ail Orders of the principal com tabeth street botore, but { have boon troy Hy thas | cape wae ued on bebail of the relator, by Grogory wu vi d true ch ot! an important aritole of export Tho voloano of | By fats ode Me gy A Meson's now any Due Daving IM fooling t2wards | Yale, and ontke port or the Feepondest by JB. Uroek- | muse, snd te suviain oma be faitaful and (rue to each other, | Shum ae ners Srerving a prams tor maha revert, however, was in ol! tion as f tbat hou i ana sean of faa c soar eenian sok may, —— But if ibey go with ,the tntentioa of making @ © q . Walker bad seized ths steamer fierre Nevada, which is pohogs the ox's of the prosent governm nt, ‘but Births, Ma - ges and Deaths. ‘ation om Sonora, or LF ow me We 3 saifed for Ban Francisco from Sau incorrect, a8 she bad sso as deeply affecting other portions of the Hate, in ye wife of Bol. H. Lichtenstein, J i d that Walker had b Oe 6 Oe, eee econ. we. caesar tee, 4 which a consolidation of our city and county govoroinante | 412 fan Francitco, Jan. 22, come ® portion of our territory which must also de noo! ‘as fhe latest Lily and dire Welch again om Sunda there, 1) contemplated. In 880 Frencteco, Jan. 31, the lady of Mr I. Myers, of « ed from that place at P time; we bave nevor had any angry conversation, but wo on bruary, the day the Orizal have always been friendly when we mot; I always took | Massacre of Sheriff Barton, of Los Angeles, In Sen Francisco, Jan. 27, the of Mr. Geo, P. Waters, News from Washington Territory. yume this has ber to be a nice woman and Three of nis Party. of & som. f r an ‘We bave dates frow Sousd to tho 16h inst. Ne is beving pulled down several of the streets of that ey ey A GANG OF SIXTY MBXICAN BANDITS AT LARGE— sone Boat 150 Cares ——- ‘eb. 2, the wife of J. Ho | news of eran. 3 ‘whieh has been exaggerated into destroyiag the Coroners’ MURDERS AND ROBSRGIAS BY THE GANG. : 4 , Tiss psa. Tur Lave Bi00TIRG Gase ix THe BowsET—ExAMINaTion By ibe steamor Sea Hiri, which arrived at Sac Fran- watenn, Jon ti oh tas renttanen ot the betta vy | ¥ yyy wae ake was f = ‘Wo learn from Captain Dow shat yorsel of the allied 5 the Tom! taco on 0th ult, from ‘the southern coast, we have jaatice, Mr. Harzillal G, Whiting to Mra. Klize- | TO*BSBA, OB aber. | Lise Ongey, Central American squadron, under xommand of Adm' Of run Prusonsn — Coroner Perry proceeded to oe | Startlirg news of continued daring aod murderous out. | beth Celine Ferry. the 9th Inisniry, commanding at Fort Stel North, hed captured Sechooter deloaging to Chris Lill, | sesterdey and examined the Norwegian, Peter Arneson, | yageq in the lower couniry, commited organiz"d In thesia, Jan. 10, by Judge Hinckley, Mr. Sigmund Grein- ib 10 the one cee, rs fae, whist engaged in conveying ites to Walker, The | who s'ands with having shot the boy, George | band of Mexican robbers, posed to her eae tae TT . cutatin arch, by Dav. Pe au Loy Ay Ty ae assed an 4 schooner been trken into La Union, where Lilly and | Jobpston, ot “io Hagar Dir saloon No 200 bewery, on | rixty persons. The Los Star and the San Diego | cutesy Me Kaward MoP bil ips to Mias Mary pF hyo 4 tee tababis ‘tie —o bis partner, Yates, wore kept leroy of war, Lily | Wednesday evening The examination reads as fol- | Hrrala have both published “extras,’’ giving the pari town. > S iar ns the Ben CT NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. 1a trons on board the vessel of the allies, and was to | jows:— culare of the massacre of Shoriff , of Lon Angelos, In Fan Francisco, Jan. 22. by Rev. B. Brierly, at the real igians. trade Soend . Boletin for trial. Peter Arnorcn beiny duly examined before the under. | together with three of bis party, othor horrible out- | derce of the bride's pareris, Mr. Litram W. Wadeworth, of 4m extra of the Costa Rice Qfeteh et he 84 Centra! American struck the annexed ‘and be- | rages, perpetrated by tho bandits, whos: bos le, to Mirs Risin A Holbrook, of Ram Francisco. News from Oregon. nee scom latterly to have been at San Jaan Capra ia” Fee yee evan all of tat cay,” | - We Rave dates from Portiand, to January 24,jand frou Orcecent City to Janvary 28. Mince the snows Portland revera! butldiogs beve fallen in with the immense weight of snow upon their mn 18, by FW. Shattuck, Esq. Mr. James bona, to Mise Ambrocia Rgara, of Peta 2, at the Walton Hones, Mr. Geo. regon, to Mise Alma M. Plumber, of ween Los Angelos and San Diogo. Star ways: rived, Daving beew carried to Sarapiqui by Don Francisco ‘Gatierras. Waiker boing anxious at the delay of the steamers ‘caused a fine launch to be tran«ported from the steamer Sierra Nevads, at San Joan dei Sur, to Virgin Bay. He | i169 is unimportant. ad no other vessel. The Guateme's government has made On the 16th of Janvary this launch arrived t the fort line Ban Carlos, with eight fillbusters, who carried positive orders to the steamer Virgin, to return to Virgin Bay | w ny without detay. The launch and crew fell into the hands Sample poenens ‘open (ney (niak ta a Where vere you born? A. Norway. Where do you live? A. No 200 Bowery. San Francises, In tan Francitco, Jan 23, by the Rev. Father Gallagher, Mr Jorbua N. Rquiers, of Benicia, to Mise Bridget McGinness, of Fan Francisco, ‘Op the 24th of January, at the Union Hotel San Francisco, by D. H. Hanrahan, Jantice of the Peace, Epiphano Habroa tas, of Pan Juen de Baptista Monterey, to Carmen Garcia, of 1 "0. How old are you’ A Thirty-nire yoars. Q Q of the loading of the tbe] Freneh navy, at Tovlon, Her TT, cootsted “af over one hundred spars; trom 80 to 190 feet in aveggging from 90 to 13 Inches in diamoter at the bat.” TEE wore hewn eight equare, and the Deed were catimated to weigh from 18 to 20 tons cach. meortoan repad- ). What is your occupation? A. Carpenter. ai q Have you eayint to say, and if so what, relative contract with s | to the charge bere ferred against you’ A. All that! did was in self defosoe, ut der fear of ea, tan Francisco. Jan. 6, by Rev. @. 8. Phillips, Mr. Charles f Napa chy, to Mine Margaret star, of Bacrs News from Sonora, “ ‘The revolution in Sonore ati'l cominues, porty, ve hundred strung, attacked the olty of Kian ny A FALi—A Dandunovs Srarnoi Hugh ©, Murray, Chief Jus'ice of the Supreme Court, James -of our troops. in a very short time, The time for crossing le thirty six | Hilis held an inquest yesterday at No. 133 Clinton place, ty ey ta Me ey! Prralio en the 294 of Nevenber. The berte = ‘Agoording to thelr statemonte Walker was strongly Ooatral America in Begramenty a0, he ceaisenee of yi J.P. tae- | day and night, and requlted in the defest and rout of Gas- dy vid ry. Justice 6 Sup , dara’s party. Fortified in Rivas, and bis 600 a aon, Floyd hockey, of Bat Franelac, to Mire ‘Mariba Tardy, Se nwt, 6 ees, ben eet none i 3 ncramento, Jan, 21, by Rev, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Burke, Francieoo for Mazatian. in schooner Genoa. [i te re- gol Sor, Virgin Bay and Sao George, The filibuster Judge of the Thirteenth Judcelal District Court ot California, | mored that Generals Yanes and Tranooal are in donors with 8,000 mem, and will take the field against the ant Gandara party as soon as he arrives. to Mas Martha Cola, lato of Trumansburg N. Y. J, in Bante Clara, Jan. 15, by Rev A. Bat phief was very impatient and much alarmed, one of the ‘of Hau Mateo county, to Miss Sarak Aon y oauses of which was that in sight of San Juan del Sar, two ‘weenels wero arriving which were’believed to be Peruvian ‘and Chilian mon-of war, which come to contribute t) our defence end their extermination. They wore probably the vessels of the aliled Central American squadron. At tbe Union ¥ 0 tthe house of the bride's faiher near the Calaveras, by Jostice Wm. Simpson, Mr. K. short to Miss Sarah Ann Magirr, Ee! tT it} “Francisco, Jan. 47, by Rev. B. Brierly, John La. Wil- Gresainal a'1 of Ban Francweo by the Rev. James Woods, Mr. Carroll and left side. ‘On the 16th wit , General Jose J. Mora loft Sen Carle Owen to Mire Pella Rush ARRIVALS. cwith the steamers Sin Carlos and Virgie, and 160 rifle- . . — 1 GAL AD BRaneh, 105.20, by Bev EB. Waleworth, Mr. | prom california, ria Asvinwall, in the weamahip Ti\aoie-- amen for Granada, The next morning he stopped at 10 THE RDITOR OF THR HERALD, Tt Nie Miagion Dolores Jan 24, Bpifeno Vorendo to Maria | PONE a ee ae Mamtar Swis, Mme ‘Moyognipa, (Ometepe,) to organize the cl’izens of Ome emned and pee Reoortra, Foo 3t, 1807 a M. Kellogg, Mr. Nahum Bald. iain and tyo servAnin <)H Beera RU Ongen: C tepe, procure wood and provisions, and leave some | sicamer and 18 small boste were absat tomake an attack pier ee weapenions ta, year Conner of Farmingun, Me | cree tady ang three chilireny Mrs Porter, arms. Tho Rev, Rafael Brenes addressed he people, and . ‘says my salary is now $3,000; ‘ Dougherty, aa 0 Banke Mr fomese Mr Patier, B Henley, 5 & es Minat OH Chua, HD Beach, indy ned faa r Dhute, Indy wn Mew by Rev. De. Soot Mr. Thos. | My'sod two daughters, JG Metbins, J Al 10, ALO le ONT “Goodrich, | comb, © K Fitch AG Calm, Gen Palmer, J ® Hall i Ungar, + | int tnd we children, 1. Gogdwin and’ servant, WM $ dee Snes Wink Fel, Mes st , James c J Pen, Sty ier, BP Bach Matherben, iW Ok. tre Security, and to unite and eontribute to the triumph o! ‘our cause. General Mora reached Granada at 7 P.M. On the 17\h ho Was visited by Genoral Farnando Chamorro, and at irigadier Zavala Ho was also ‘visited by General Martinez, A\l of them united in press ing “him to take the command in chief of the Oontral ly. 60, Jan. 24, Ds Rev. F. Mooehake, Mr, 10 Mien Mathilde Schroeder. Jon. 29 Mr. Henry Schroeder to Un the 2tet Jan, at the Perry Hotel) Don Pedro's Bar, by Rey K. McCulloch, Mr. D. B. Davia © Miss Eleanom, Cooks, be toth of Le Feere’s. , $0, by Alex, Moute, Swien Vise Con San Franckeo, Jan. 0, by Alex. Stoutz ' Increased jeeeese offiee, and sevoral rooms as a residence DY ® | 4.) vir Louis Brunter to Mite Antonia Blochliger, all of Swit- D. OULVER. Mr. i. wee + Ferpaworth, Mra Kilda © oot F Forman, Me ider, TNterver: be Rr aahe. Rah jernier, Mra My, M Murray Wes yt. Meginn 8 Hall and two children, J 1, Nagin. H b KY merioan forces. ‘doo! posed ‘and family, The fire on the east u ; - ima ae = at the Louisiane ‘slore of Mesers Michels & Rothdar, | in San Francieeo, Jan. 2, al the residence of Dr. GT. fae bert & Swuser aed Mady, Mur- 6 ee Seen approved and Naval Intelligence. {a the Bella Union fpront, by Rev. Mr. Brierly, Mr. Jobn L. Williams to Mise ere ah AM Blac, JC Rovdia vou immed!s\oly carried out, wore abont $20,000, andthere = Anns, b. Greenient. Q see wWatrous, J | Willams, ann The United Stator seam frigate Merrimao, a. @. J. | _ The total losses in Maripess, Jan. 2% by Rev..J. ©. Simmons, Mr, TR be On the 18th he returned with his riflemen and steamers th, e ¥ De Touney, P Bequ Pena Lamntert, & F Macoaber aes Meat ‘at Barbados on the 24 ins) the bonses were two stories, — ore to i tA r to for Ban Carton. Se wre peen expended tm im’ | Ain yrsrcicen Jan 2, by soap W. Finley, Raq, Jae | i Jenne, Vawterton, M Mean ghlan, swith 160" ridemen sna 6 ‘The sloop of war Starstogs Commander Tilton, arrived The jos of ube bulatags wat | yor of tre Pence, Joho Myer io Margnret Wobieon, of that | Wren chtaven, FY Har’ or Lil 8 Amin, roach Granada on the Jist, x at St, Thomas on the 28th of Janvary, from Norfolk, and was tho loss 0 PABLO. | Cr an Franeieco, Jan. M1, by Rev. Dr. Reott, Me, Johac. | Gree Bowel: F gen antyAt Spgs 7 we rr. unite at Nandaime on tl iat, with ap- Yates outeme wag remained there 6th instant. | Crem ony D Mine File A. ube both Of thas otty itr, Denjenta Avctane, 1 A ooheon ty Lice t wou! sorge her one on nce The Unpatd State Debt Interest. | _ in fan Frane b.1, by Re , Me. bien, J Mas , ‘the two: Foul shorbesety monese Ctending 24 i od to be reporisa vin bo Vator Woon By ty in. RconANAN —Mayor an Long MY yy ot ae cameras mae | ¥ Looe 4 Rg TA, ies re ong mat one! Pe er | “ ‘ nD ® Bove! ‘Vigia (4 Goorge, in order to distract Walker and - pin fevee, Mary ant Wood lef this otty yeaterday morning for by ng mei cook Oo., for ibe, yaymcmt of the July Muterest on | Frangives, Feb 1, by. the same, Mr. Auguste Wie- | | hace, Me Piioh and mW ingul oy . te J yitation Ruobaoan himes' e te bonds — larysvitle, to Mit + im. 1s Perey re Orn br Provident ine are, ae Se pea a = A by ae tiorena. Neco? Tien ered oun wv om evanenH ~ elect i of course 8 se. a ‘Sottoth, from the Committees on Poblic Expondt. | rancga, Feb 2, by the same, Mr. Rrmest Lamp to |!" ou i, , Crank, Mis JP, Paaron, ‘ ainda, inane Wise Unnel toes cone cautions iret fis Teported that the distrivution of the spoils | turer, to whom have been referret. the communioaion saee ke, Morris an ‘ward cabin Brom, the alien were to proven tae “deveriion ‘of thew | pydia Clasp ve in thie city bas something to do with tHe will not wait | reoeived from the Siate Tren sree, smn rogers tre wall | In San Fearcleen, Jan. 19. of sonsumption, Mr, Mickael Cow Gri Creme, Bee nies tind and de! upon thelr succeeding more A ‘argument in the caso of J. & Rowman ve, The United ration, but will Ad. Fah i Seales. oy Pegreh that more | 2 Css 8 tative of Fog nad, agai 18 yours. aeriy ot Boe ain i, MrsLoules Giles, Mes io Dolbear aad whiok were to be decisive at all hasarde. Statics, Mr nerson repited to bebalf of tho gorera day interim Aldermen Clancy, jont of the * r 9 thelr report, as en eae ea com ree B, Freee | bi o, Mr BY Giison—sad 99 ig jhe steerage usingma had again sprang up among theaitios, | ment. pir Bibv closed and tae case Wa! fo" a! Med Doard of Aldermen, will officiate se Mayor, ¢ Hime had wot beem allowed them to maki h M8 | ton 8, Aged M4 pears, ° ' Sea *