Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21
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VAN buren,, July l5.-The overland mail coach
with regular San Francisco dates to the 10Th 0
June, arrived here at halfpast o'clock this morn
ing. No geographic Dispatches came 70 hand By
this stage from some unknown cause.
The departure and the exports OF Merchandise aEi
California products from the port of San Francisco
during the past six months, valued at So 600
against 81 10000 for corresponding period in 1859
During the six months ending with this MONTH the
number OF passenger arriving at San Francisco
was over zO,V00 The departures rising Of 900
net gain of population to the State about $4,000
The steamer Uncle Sam will sail for Panama TO-
morrow, taking letters and newspaper mails which
| It's hoped Vanderbilts steamer win convey from
Aspinwan to New York, Notwithstanding the expi-
| ration Of his contract with the Government
The Masonic fraternity of the State celebrated
ST. Johns dag in San Francisco on the 18th with ap-
propriate ceremonies. More than one thousand join
ed in the procession. They laid the cornerstone of
a new Masonic hall, which is to cost with the lot
| $4,000. reee-ssFs
| The pony express is announced to start on its
next eastward trip during the first week IN July.
| The last express which arrived brought Saint
Joseph dates to the 9th of june and all matter of
| the detained express for some days past.
| A comet has been visible at Sacramento little
| above the horizon in the Northwest Misty weather
has rendered it invisible at San Francisco
A large jollifeaticn mass meeting was held at the
mechanics immense pavilion in San Francisco on
the evening of the 28th to rejoice the defeat Of
the Stantlan land claim and the overthrow Of the
| Peter Smith title by the State Supreme Court
Everything is quiet and orderly throughout the
State and no news worth sending abroad
Mining accounts from Carson Valley are but rep
etitIons of the same story. The Ohio Company are
| sending Is tons Gre per week to San Francisco
from their claim in COmstOck lead which is worth
| on an average over two thousand dollars per ton.
About one ton from twenty taken from the mines is
of the richest and is sent San Francisco The bal
| anee remsins in piles at the mine to be used when
smelling works are erected the ground. This
kind Of ore is considered to be worth from one
thousand dollars per ton. OF the richness of the
Comstoek lead, for an extent Of mile more, there
is longer any doubt but it remains to be proven
whether there is anotherV auable silver mine in the
Territory.
The population of the WashOe region is reported
by the local paper as increasing both BY immigra-
ton from Salt Lake and California It is supposed
thousands of overland emigrants from the Western
States will stop there in the fall The Indians had
ceased to be troublesome since the United States sol
diers posted at exposed points, and the hostile
tribes have gone to Oregon and the Humboldt Noun
tans. -eaaaG1E
The steamer Panama. which arrived on the 9th
brought Oregon dates to the 10th and British Co
lumbia to the sd.
The Oregon news is generally uninteresti1g 1t
is conceded that the Democratic candidate to Con-
gress is elected, and that such legislature has been
chosen as renders certain the defeat of Gen. Lane
and Delazon Smith to the u S. Senate. The Demo-
cratic papers, however, claim that no Republican
can be elected to the Senate and intimate that the
LecOmptOn and anti Leeompton Democratic men,
bers will compromise their differences so as to
secure two Democratic Senators of moderate sem
tments.
The mining news from British Columbia is rather
encouraging and the Chinese population particular
ly was imposing. Some fine specimens of gold from
Queen Charlottes Island in possion of the Indians,
are mentioned by the Victoria Gazette. The war
between the different Indian tribes on Vancouver
Island progresses with undated fury, and the
Government appears perfectly indifferent on the
slbjedt.
Foreign Per Steamer COnnaught.
New YoRK, July l9.-The acquiescence of all the
Powers in the proposed conference Is certain. 1t
meets at Paris in October.
Garibaldis movements against Messina are I'M
reported. There are unconfrmed rumors of fight
ing near Messina. fE Fa 90
The proclamation Of the new Constitution was re-
eeived with Indifference at Naples. y, "a
Twenty thousand royal forces are to defend
Messina.
The Sicilian Ambassador to France has reached
Turin. --
The Papal Government has released all political
prisoners IN Komagna.
There has been no market at Manchester since
the sailing of the Africa.
The weather has been unfavorable for crops
France has notified Turkey that she and other
Powers are determined to stop the massacre of
Christians in Syria.
Lord Egin and Baron eros have quilted Gale
for China @
Ninety boxes of specie have been recovered from
the Malabar's wreck sEEF
Bombay markets were stagnant.
SYDNEY.-The commercial crisis has abated
There are signs of iHsurrectiOn at New Zealand.
PARIS Wednesdsy.-The Moniteur has announced
July. 10
VTENXA.-The report that Austria Intends to con-
tract a new loan is denied. @
Ta Foreign. a,r.f. .r
NEW YORK, July 20.-The steamers Vigo and
Arago had arrived out. .-s.e -
ENGLAND-In the House ofLords GaribAldis con
duct was eulOgized.
In the House of Commons Russell said that Eng
land had demonstrated with Naples against the rep
clifton of the Palermo atrocies at Messina, and
he believed the remonstrance would be successful
Russell announced Genl. Harney's recall from
San Juan and expressed satisfaction with the Amer
lean Government w
II. Il A. Convaugh. Liverpool cotton merchants.
have suspended. Their liabilities small
There has been no movement in Sicily or on the
main land.
The siege of Naples has been raised. The COnsti
tuition of 1913 has been proclaimed and the Press
laws of lS4s and 1919 re established ---
The Chambers are convoked for the first of Sep
TENDER
The National Guard provincially reestablished.
Naples is quiet .sa
exercised by Napoleon on the Courts of Naples and |
Turin for the enforcement Of Confederation which
is repugnant to each.
The Turin Opinone says such an alliance is unad- |
visable. .a r.rl afz
Piedmont has placed conditions on her acceptance
to a refusal. BE a...-
The Sicilian loan Of forty-ive million francs is
about to be concluded. Four Thousand volunteers
are ready to leave Genoa for Sicily.
The Bourse was firm; rentes 6Sa6gc
IT fl,oF 10 ,I,,a,z oei
the Empire have agreed to advise the Emperor to |
grant Constitution to Rome. a-H .-
1t is rumored that the Roman troops have moved |
towards the NeapOlitan frontier.
PORTUGAL~-Marquis De Soule is President of the |
new Ministry.
RUssIA-The new loan subscription has reached |
five million pounds Russia engaging not to offer the
TIL January.
Attempted Escape of COnvicts.
SING SISG, N Y. July lS-Six cOnyicts who were |