Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-16
TELEGRApHIC DISPATCHES.

ST. JOINS. y. b., June 1.-THE exact
amount Of injury to the Ednburg, Is yet
unknown. A diving apparatus was only
available to-day, and the report cannot be
fully depended upon. The ship can be re-
haired here: bur labor is scarce, and the pro-
,,ress Of the work will be slow. The carg"
will all be discharged except that III the al
ter hold which will tighten the ship to l.
feet draft, when, it is thought, the INJURY
can be easily got at. The repairs Will pro-
hably take from three weeks t. a m,nlh.
ST. Louis. Jane 1.-THE agent ot Messrs
Smart, Russell 4 Co., has arrived here with
5000 in Pixies Peak gold. en- route for New
York, 10 test the quality and sal ueot the trea-
sura Miners are demanding $50 per ounce.
An extra from the office of the Leaven-
worth Times says: Claims considered worth
les. a month since, now command from 3D.
nGO IL 81, 900 Mr.. Gregory sold c.am
for S2l 900. where miners were now making
from S25 to 500 per day. There have been
large arrivals If emigrants, all ot whom M
mediatelv push for the mountains. Inc
miners are in excellent health and spirits.
Sr. Louis June l4.-Caliiornla papers TO
the 10Th ult., state that the propretors OF the
| San Francisco Bulletin have been fined slo'
each, for publishing the confession OF MIS-
Sickle-, or be imprisoned for nifty days o.,
They have appealed from the decision oi
the Judge, ANA intend carrying the case t.
/ higher tribunal. 1t is supposed that the
prosecution was instigated by malicious mo-
tives.
/ Lieut.. Beae's party had been attacked at
Pahutah Springs, 10y the Moiava Indians.
The amount Of gold dust shipped from
! Victoria Tor the month ending May 10th, was
( Si95 900.
| WA,nISaroS, June l3.-ihe executive
! committee oI the United States Agricultural
! Society is in session, for the purpose OF max,
! ing arrangements for the seventh National
/ Agricultural Exhibition. They have deci'
/ de1 t. hold the exhibition i'll Cottage Grove,
near Chicago, commencing on Septembei
/ 18th. The premium list amounts to twenty
thousand dollars.
LEAyENwoRTH, June l3.-The express
| from Denver city has arrived, having been
seven DAYS on the route. 1t brings Il, 4Uu
/ in gold dust. The accounts from the mines
/ continue to be favorable, and the practical
( bility Of the mines is now considered 70 he es'
tablished. The first supply trains had ar.
rived out and the provisions commanded
good prices and ready sales.
BELLEyILLE, c. W, June l3.-Samuel J.
Rock was hung this morning, for the murder
OF r. b. Dickle lie made speech of hall
an hour, contessng the CRIME, and closed by
asking the crowd to Join him in the Lord,
Prayer, which he repeated.
New YORK. June 1.-THE Paris cores
pondence of the Commercial says hve Amer
lean citizens. who have been III prison II
Rome have been released Oh demand, an'
are un board the United States steamer Wa
| bash.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE government
Ina, recovered the claim Of olju. 900 aGalns
the estate of Gardner, the torger Of famous
Mexican claims. The money has been pane
over.
LEAvENwoRrH, KANSAS, June l3.-Th
returns of the late election show that the lie
puhlicans will have II ma i"rity OF three II
the Constitutional Convention.
BosloS. June 1.-THE United States FRI
gate Constellation was put int" commission
! Yesterday, and her crew taken on board.