Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-28
Additional News by Pony Express.

ST. LOUIS, July l5th.-Nothing has yet
been determined in the Cabinet relative to
the Overland Mail over the Central route,
and the appropriation for the Pony Express.
A Washington dispatch of July llth, says
the Cabinet has again had the matter under
consideration. One party proposes weekly
trips to Placerville in twenty-five days, at
$4,000 Per annum. The entire Cabinet ex
cept Holt accepts their proposition.
This loods as though nothing is likely to
be done.
The Attorney General has given the opin-
ion to the President in the New Almaden
mine case. He maintains that the proceed
ing is a judicial one, no power but the Court
which has granted the injunction can inter
fere with it, that the title of the company in
possession is fraudulent and worthless: that
it has received several millions to which it is
not entitled and should not be permitted
longer to enjoy the fruits of their illegal en-
terprise.
Efforts are making in Virginia to have
only one Democratic electoral ticket.
Richmond telegram, of Jnly - h, says,
however, that the friends of Douglas will
call State Convention at Stanton, to nomi
nate IN electoral ticket The State Execu-
tive Committe have called State Conven-
ton at Charlottesville for August 10Th.
The New York State Democratic Central
Committee, of July 10th have called Con-
vention to nominate an electoral ticket of
State officers at Syracuse, August 18th.
The Breckenridge State Convention in Hi
nois, at Springfield, July llth, nominated q
full electoral ticket. Electors at large, John
Dougherty and Thompson Campbell; also a
full State ticket as follows: For Governor,
Thomas w. Hope; for Lieut.. Governor Thos
W. Small. Hope Small Small Hope.
The Republicans of the First District in
Wisconsin have renominated John T. Potter
for Congress.
In the Third District of Michigan, Francis
IL. Kellogg has been nominated.
The Democrats of the Ninth District of Hi
nois have nominated c. w. Cathcart.
1t is rumored that the removal of Marshal
| Rynders is contradicted
| A Washington dispatch received this morn.
ing says that the stories going the rounds OF
the press about quarrel between G win and
the President are officially contradicted as
entirely unfounded. 1t is further stated that
their relations never were more friendly than
now,
Cullun, former Clerk of the House, charged
with embezzlement, was acquitted at Wash
ington, July 18th
The next United States Agricultural Ex-
hibtion will be held at Cincinnati, September
18th
1t is denied that any proposition to pur-
chase the Mormorn property in Utah has
been submitted to our Government
Lord John Russell formally accepts the in
yitation extended to the Priuce of Wales tc
visit New York.
Flora Temple and Patchen had an exciting
two mile tot, July 10th, on the Suffolk
course, at Philadelphia. Patchen won the
first heat in 4;5l4. A false start commenced
the second heat, which was won by Flora in
Sol. Patchen broke several times, and near
ly Tapped Flora on the home stretch when
some rutlians entered the track and threw
clubs, etc, at the driver of Patchen, when
the horse was withdrawn, having changed
owners during the contest, and the race was
awarded to Flora. There was much excite
ment and dissatisfaction. Three thousand
persons were present
Hicks, the pirate, was executed at Bedloe's
Island to day. a large number Of persous
were present.