The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

Arriyafof the ai,iornia Overland Mail.
~. LOUIS, Jan. 6--Tbe Overland mail, with
san fgahc.sco dates 10 The 10th ult.. reached
J"IeisoE elty, Missouri, abol! one O'Clock to-
DAY
ID Z. Belknap had been appointed admin
"uaiof q the estate of the late Senator Brode-
Four hundred and fifty Indians had been
captured in the PIT river region by General
hlobc. they arrived III San Francisco on the
1910 at, and were 10 he put board the
hIs JNnette Tor transportation TO TIE Mende-
rms re-ervation, where the United States Su-
perm iendent OF Iudiaa Affairs had made ar
rAseneuts for their reception
Genera! Toti.n arrived a san Francisco on
.he l2th ult, by the stcans nip Golden Age
us MISSION was understood 10 be 10 report 70
Washington The condition OF the foriiiica lions
MD military requirements of the Pacific coas t..
r l. Hern, a tobacco merchant of San Fran
ci.co. had failed for : 900
Inc Democratic press of the State were dis
cCSslng Hith some warmth, the matter of the
appointment Of delegates 10 the Charles ton
CONVENTION. Ihe administration democrats
having control OF the organization of the
t&r'y, appeared disposed to pos tpone the call
ogof lbe State Convention until after the
Legislature had cleo ted United States Sena-
'oi IN place OF Ir. Broderick.
AAr new lnited States steamer Saginaw had
Jo'' been completed 1T Mare Island. She
made successful experimental trip on the
lJfh nit.
NJ application had been made by Judge Ter
~ LOT Ii naHdamns TO compel the County
Ni+fh t. transfer the Indictment against him
,'r hi!lihg senator Bruderick TO the Fourth
, ~ Ie' ,1uFt The case was argued on the
I'm ana the application refused. The case
W. iorlhWith appealed To the Supreme Court
VI Fremont had obtained possession of all
Nv mines ADJ udsed to hum by the decision of
IA Ny~'f, Nltii0u any violent collision with
TIE adverse claimants
hNNiees from Japan, by the Russian war
- IA Nv ..as Hr:t. n
N'Asul, hiid arrived at Gak odadi and in con-
yu"S-eh Win The Russian authorities had
."aue pressing demand on The Japanese gov
ar, c,, - leAJst the restrictions placed up
ga commerce, which. after The exchange of G,.
rouatC hot"s. had resulted in the promise
iIt,ie oe A'A''oAo' "1'e'
LATEST BY TIE OVERLAND MAIL.
LOUIS, January s.-The American citi-
m"s u san Juan held a meeting and resolved
'"@, tne island belonged 10 the United States
A's been organized
business at San Francisco was more active
much excited ~ ~ was
"Se OF thr Governor Of Massa hUsetts.
i'osi os, Jan. Coy Banks, message was
Io'ds, e" 70 me Legislature Of Massachusetts,
C,,n,' 4, Relates mainly 10 the affairs of the
0uiA1h"ealth, which are repregented TO he
,a prosperous condi'ion. The Governor
49,, me repeal OF the Missouri COMPROMISE
t-5 10 'h' ihos' stupen1ous wrong ever commit
So, H's country. The people Of Massachu-
or. 'iuer all circumstances are infiexibly
1'r19'n 20, aud Will resIst by every corstitn-
OFT iight, he extension OF slavery the re-
dst,a, VI ,ne foreign slave trade, the CONSOLE
s,..r En- "a aespotic power in the Federal gov
,nesch : " restriction upon the freedom OF
Tha' or the press. or of opinion.
ii. mon must he preserved, and SO mus.
fn,,'o'e 81 Massachusetts. The Governor
rpst',l,A says; Nor do apprehehd that The
p.j,c,''.lo,n 81 The Government to Its aneieni
soln'' III weaken lis bonds or tend 10 the dis
sen,,n- q Tie Union. Ia my judgment, dis
Aean, - - one oi the evils not within the
paw, - -. De within the purposes, OF human
than Va mere are stronger and sterner ties
Of off, ', ,ho.e which spring from the wish or viii
evils 81 no, /. not among the impending
srniasn, ss country, bu. the forms OF Gov
ieags ss.. arg more imminent and must chai-
Co.s,,',,',ts apprehensions Of the friends Of
fN"Aa'ehonai Liberty.