Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-30
News by the Pony Express.

The Pony Express arrived at Carson VAL
ley Sunday; with dates from st. Louis to Oc-
tober 10th. From the dispatch to the Union
we take the following:
ST. LOUIS, October 16th-The Pony Ex-
press of October Sd, arrived here October
l6th. 1t was delayed twenty-four hours, the
Bear river Indians having run off all the po-
MES at that station.
There is but little more from the elections
The maiorities are very much as before re
ported.
Fusion in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Indiana, is, in measure, abandoned No
further movements are reported in New
York.
All the attention Of parties is now directed
to the election of Congressman.
The Democrats have gained six Congress-
men in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana,
counting Lehman, whose seat is contested.
In Nebraska, Daily (Republican) is elected
to Congress by 1862 majority.
Foreign News.
The Arabia from Queenstown, with dates
to October 7th, has arrived.
Garibaldi is victorious along the whole
line of his operations. The Garibaldians
ho Ah"uC b"eHtJ-I GHOuSauu prisoners.
This report, however, is doubted.
1t is reported that Garbaldi has invited
Victor Emanuel to go to Naples, and assume
nuthority, and he would retire home.
Dispatches from Naples, October Cd, say
the royal troops have been repulsed and sur
rendered.
Victor Emanuel at Ancona, issued an adj
dress to the soldiers, extolling their bravery
and the Righteousness of their cause, and con
cludes by saying he assumes command, as he
desires to be foremost where there is dan
ger.
The Papal Government is making fresh
enrollments, and promising large rewards to
the troops remaining at Trivoli
The Spanish Government has demanded a
Congress of the Catholic powers, with view
of guaranteeing the integrity of the States of
his Holiness. France admits the expediency
of such a Congress, but says that territorial
changes demand general European Con-
gress.
Cavour denies any proposition that has
been made involving the possession of sin
gle inch of Italian territory.
The Pope's allocution of the 2Sth of Sep
tember is published. 1t proposes the inter
vention of the allied powers against the de-
generate Non-Church Victor Emanuel In
reply, Napoleon maintains the non-interven.
ton principle, and while promising to main
tain the order of the Holy See, says his de-
sire is to consign Rome to the protection of
a genuine Italian power.
A letter from Rome states that the Pied
montese laneers gallopped close to the gates
of Rome in chase of the Ponti6cial gend-
drmeS.
Garibaldi denses giving orders to oppose
ho iaHp M nj Ua
also denihs counseling the immediate occu.
patton of Rome at the risk of a conflict with
France.
Late From Mexico.
Tampico dates have been received to Oc-
tober 18th.
The Liberalists are operating on Guadala-
jara, which is daily expected to fall.
Efforts are being made to raise m oney in
defense of the Capital. A new forced loan is
talked of.
Domestic News.
Titus & Co., of New York, have been in
formed that they can hold Arizona mines un-
der Mexican mining laws.
The Land Office has ordered that the rules
for surveying land in California shall be ap-
piled to Arizona, by which mineral land will
be omitted.
A memorandum from Fort Laramie, Octo-
Der 18th, says that some Sioux Indians, re-
turning from the Pah-Ute country, killed
two white men and one half breed at Horse
Shoe station, and drove off considerable
stock.
The campaign against the Navajoes in
New Mexico, has commenced. Four hun.
dred Pah Utes and eight hundred Mexican
and Pueblo Indians had left for the field,
NJ, ,ioh NIT ha La xuil 10
clean sweep.
Five men cutting hay were attacked near
Fort Union. Two were killed three escap-
ed.
There was a terrific gale in the Gulf of st.
Lawrence. October 7th. At Thediac five
buildings were blown down the railroad
wharf destroyed. Two schooners were driv-
en- ashore and two lost.
The Prince of Wales had left New York
for West Point, en- route for Boston.
The Royal fleet had arrived at Portland,
Maine.
At the Breckenridge barbecue in Winches
ter, KY, a son of DIR. West, of Bath county,
being prevented by Mr.. Scott from visiting
table, fired pistol at the latter. The ball
struck Miss Hickman in the face. leaving a
serious wound. West was seized by a mob
and hung three times to a tree, but was res
cued by the Sheriff and taken to Jail for tri
al
At Van Buren, Arkansas, on the occasion
of regimental muster, Silas and Ben Ed
wards, two desperate characters, killed two
brothers and one son, named Covington and
wounded several others. The mob seized
them while trying to escape, and were going
to hang them, but they surrendered and were
lodged in Jail.
The Vermont Legislature organized Octo-
ber 18th
Fanueil Hail. in Boston, was crowded to
overhowing TO listen to Yancey, who spoke
on the night of October 18th.
Yesterday, Douglas addressed an imme nse
concourse at Detroit, Mich, in reply to Sew
ards speech in the same place. He left for
Kalamazoo, Mich.
The Douglas Democrats of the Fifth Dis
trict of Massachusetts have nominated Apple
ton for Congress, and in the 11th District,
Norman p. Leonard.
The Democratic Convention have nomina-
ted s. M. Bruanel of Chatauque county, N
Y, for Congress.
DECLARED FOR DOUGLAS AND JoHNsoN.-The
Hon. George N Jones, for years leading
member of Congress from Tennessee in re-
Gently written letter declares himself une-
quivocally for Douglas and Johnson. 1t is q
long and very convincing document He de
clares the platform upon which Douglas wa'
nominated to have been regularly adopted
by clear majority of the National Conven-
ton, and that it contains the true principle;