New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-03
Later from California.
ARRIVAL or THE OVERLAND

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spRIserTKLD, No., June %. = The Butterfeld
Overland Mail Coach, with San Francisco papers
of the Sth and dates by telegraph TO FisaIia of the
9th, passed here at O'Clock this morning.
SAS FRANCISCO, June 8, M.--Arriyed, June 5tfl,
ships Mixing and Renowns and bark Early Bird
from Hong Kong 6th. ships Notre Dame des Fia-
torfnes from Havre Tth, Morning Light from Phil
adelphia, Bollona from Hong Kong, schooner Ew-
ing from Mszatlans Sailed, 9Th, Torrent for Hong
Kong 18th, Starlight for Manila.
Nothing definite has been done about reopening
the Pony Express route At one time party Of
twenty-five armed men were reported by telegraph
az ready to start from Carson Valley for this pur
Poae. under w W. Fipney, the Express Agent and
Superintendent, and an expedition seemed 10 have
been seriously contemplated. at present II IS an
settled whether the Agent intends to do anything
before receiving adsees from Russell, Maiors& Go.
Since the ssirHlish with the Indians On the I'd,
near Pyramid Lake, in which twenty of them were
Killed, the volunteers under Col. Hays have been
unable 70 bring on any more fighting. Last night
Gen CLARK received a dispatch from Capt. Stewart,
commanding the regular forces in Carson Valley,
slatIng that the hostile Indians had probably all
fled beyond the reach of our troops. The contri-
bat.oss ION % the people Of San Francisco for sup
| plies for Coi. HAYS volunteers exceed s40D0
i fal list Of parties killed hy the Indians III the
Carson Valley regions, since the Indians became
hostile, has been published, amounting to over so
men.
The Pony Express, which left on the 18th nit.
proceeded from Carson Valley about eighty miles
| towards Salt Lake and then returned on account Of
4
Judge Terry, who is under indictment for killing
| Senator BFoderick in duel, has applied for 4
/ change of venue on the ground that he cannot OBJ
/ tain 4 fair trial in San Francisco.
/ Judge Fl. p. Haun, late United States Senator
under executive appointment, died at MaFysville on
the Gth. of congestive chillsthe effect Of disease
contracted on steamer, while returning from Wash
| ington.
Four ships have arrived from China since the
5th, bringing I5z6 passengers making the total
arrivals of passengers from that quarter since the
4 Ist of May, over $500.
! Important mineral discoveries are reported in
/ klamath county.
| News was received by telegraph from the two
southern counties of Oregon yesterday. giving the
Democratic candidate for Congress- 500 votes Io-
gan, Republican, 464. The entire Democratic leg
/ isIative ticket was elected.
Josephine county Is reported for ShieI, 298; Lo-
/ gan, 1871. Logan's vote in Jackson is gain OF
100 on his vote of last year. when he was defeated
| in the State by only i6 votes. These returns are
I encouraging to Republicans and indicate possI-
| bility that Legislature has been chosen, which
/ will in August elect two Republican U. s. Senators.
The schooner Ewing brings news from San Blass,
Mexico, to the 18th nit. Two English men-of-war
had landed portions of their crews, and taken pos
session of San Blass, and were holding it against
the Liberals. The acting Government and Gus
tom-House officers had granted an officer from the
British man-of warthe privilege Of taking Mexi-
can schooner, putting an English crew On board.
and hoisting the British ensign, for the purpose Of
smuggling silver up the coast This is the language
of the report received, but whether the design is to
assist British subjects to smuggle, to prevent the
exaction of duties On silver by different sets of
reyolutionists, is probably matter of opinion
i --latest hy Telegraph 70 yisalia-
4 SAN FRASCIsco, June 9th, 10 p. M.-Arrived,
June sth, Carrier Dove from New York; bark
Therese, from Hamburg.
Trade has been steady for the past week. There
is an increased demand for some descriptions Of
goods. Provisions are unchanged but frIner Cef-
fee unchanged. Coal inactive. Rice Esss4y. 81 81
Raw sugars heavy; refined is little more active
at last quotations. There has been slight i'm
provement in general business but the demand for
i goods is limited.
a A company of twenty picked men, well armed,
left Carson City to-day, escorting the Pony Ex-
\ press and Salt Lake Mail. They win prneeed 10
| meet expresses coming this way, raestabiishing
4 the route by leaving men and animals at stations
destroyed. The Indians have fed from Pyramid
Lake without giving fight. The volunteers are to
dishand.