Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-11
in hard cash. By way of illustrating the effect

in hard cash BY way Of illustrating the effect
of these two concurring causes, we may not
inappropriately mention, that the Northern
mail arriving this morning brought to the
Treasury Department no less than $3.50 900 in
Government bonds for redemption
News FRHN LIEUT.. BEALE's PARTY, WHO
ARE EXPLORING THE Fremont ROUTE FOR THE
PROPOSED PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-We have ad-
vices from this party up to the 18th of August
last, when they had reached Los Angeles, Gal
ifornia,) having been just one hundred days
from Westport, Missouri. They met with
many mishaps on the last nalf of the journey
out, losing their boat in crossing the east fork;
getting so short of provisions as to be reduced
to an allowance of six spoonsful of Panel
(spiced and parched corn meaD day to each
man. Some of their best hands left them on
account of the hardshipS they suffered. The
chief of the party continues to write in the
highest terms of the route he ha. explored,
being apparently impressed with the belief
that the greater portion of it is through a
region of rich and fertile valleys and plains,
grasses and game; affording, too, admirable
hnd easy passes for a railroad) through all
Ihe mountains.
! OUR New MINISTER TO FRANCB.-The Hon.
John Y Mason left Washington for Rich
! mond, this morning, intending to make pre-
parations to sail in the humboldt 5 trip of the
18th of November, for Paris.
The NEW Consul AT LONDON The Ma
our new Consul to London may sail for his
post on Saturday next.
Nix. CAMPBELL, the late Deputy Collector at
Buffalo, not long since removed by the present
Administration, (from whom he received his
appointment,l is in Washington, laying his
case before the appointing power We ap-
prehend, from signs around Us, that his pros
| poets for restoration are rather dingling
LORENZO B. SHEPARD, of New York City,
| one of the Every Soft Cass leaders in New
City, il in Washington, doubtless attending
| with due care to the interests of the wing of
| the Every harmoneous: of the Empire State
| with which he is connected.
The RECENT PROGRESSING AND APPRoACH-
ING STATE ELyCrIoNs-Thc Administration
| are understood to he in high giee over the re-
| suit of the Georsia and California elections
as we'll rs to anticipate, from their advices
| very emphatic victories in Maryland, Penn
! sylvania and Ohio Some Of them are doubt
| less counting on majority of from q, 900 to
10000 in the popular vote of Ohio
| COLLECTOR Bronson The Washington ho-
tells we're this morning filled with rumor
! saving that. last evening, an order for the re-
moval of Collector Bronson was made out
This is not true, we feel assured All such
| stories arc premature.
| The L. S. FRIGALE ST. LAWRENCE AND THE
| SLoOP oF-wAR PoRTsNoUTB-Letters have
been received at the Navy Department from
the United Statls frigate St Lawrence, the
flag ship of the Pacific squadron, at Sancelito
tbay of California; Sept. 18th, 1858. The
| Portsmouth sailed fer the Sandwich Island.
on that day. All were we'll on these vessels, a.
far as known at the Department.
| The SECRETARY OF THE NAVY is expected
to return to his post at the DEPARTING in the
| course Of the current week.
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