davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Galveston, Hutchings, from Havana via
Key West and other Florida ports Gath ult.
to | Hafris-lst dist.
Steamship Texas Wilson, from lndianola via Gal
weston to / Harris-lst district.
Steamship Matagorda, Gardner, from Indianola
and Galveston, to e Harris-B Berwick's Bay.
Ship Wild Cat, Morse, fin st Thomas 2Ist October,
in ballast, TO 81 Dewey &eo--lst dist, II.
Ship Scioto, Minott, 20 days FIN New York, to
Geo A Fosdick &eo-Point.
Ship Spark of the Ocean. Drummond, FIN Helyoit
September flth, to master-Algers.
Brit ship Boadicea, Coulhurst, fm Liverpool Sep
temher I'd, to G w 0liyer--lst dist, ~.
Ship Hercyna, johnson, fin Liverpool 18th Septem-
Der, to P Maxwell-Poiat.
Span bark Gouehta, 0ndoaso, 8 days FIN Havana.
in ballast To Avendane Bros-3d dist, 81
Brit sclr Garnieta, SWasey. II days I'm Ruatan
Island, to Avet Bros--2d dist 20.
Mex schr Brilliante, Espinola fIn Sisal and Cam
peaehy, to S Fernandez &co-2d dist, 15
Schr Antonio, --, I'm the Goast-.2d dist.
Schf Il S leper, -, I'm the Coastal dist.
Steamboats,.
I'M Runyan Miller fm st Louis
Champion, Moore, FIN st Louis, u..
A Mcdowell, Wilcox, I'm st Louis.
Homer, Watson fm Alexandria.
Natehez Leathers, I'm Vickshurg.
Rapdes, Brown, fin Vicksburg.
Latourche. Dugas. TN Donadsonsille.
Oregon, Baker, fin MOBILIZE
Ibefville. Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara,
Red Chief No q, Shute, FIN Harrlsonburg.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonville.
Towhoat j Whann. Heaton from the Passes
-went down lght-brought up ships Wild
Cat and Seinto.
Towboat j Whitney, Whann. from the Passes :
went down light-brought up ship Spark Of
the Ocean.
Towboat Yankee, Williams, fm the Passes--went
down light-brought up ships Boadicea and
Hefeyna.
Towboat Thos McDaniels Whitney, fm the Passes
-towed down and to sea the S0th ult,
ship OroondaIes, barks David kimbali and
Eetefo- brought up bark Couchita, schrs
A Taylor and Briliiante.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03

The market closed al lHe range OF our quotalions
as follow:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Firs Fully raj Prime and Choice slss,
Weeks receipts, sl8l hhds.; exports $50 hhds.
MohAssEs... There has been considerable in
crease in the receipts OF Molasses, causing ma
terial decline in prices The sales of the weak
embrace some 6sf0 bbls., and we now quote ior
Ordinary TO Fair 3DQ134c, Prime TO Choice 50l391
and half bbls 3g0g41e. sR gallon.
Weeks receipts, $3.50 bbls.; exports a031 bbls.
FLoBR. With some demand for export and
prices ruling ia favor of buyers during the past
week, the sales up to Thursday evening reached
about is 600 bbs. at range Of s. 623BS5 IS and
IS sT3 for Superiine, S6 0ft1s6 rs aud 81 90 for
Low TO Good Extra, and 81 25tGSS 20 and s. %
" Dbl. for choice Extra brands. Yesterday about
1000 bbs. were sold. including $50 Snpertine AT
-, 600 in six lots at s. 70, $40 Low Extra at 50,
200 at - 100 at $6 50, and 325 at So rs.
Weeks receipts, 3l,35S; exports, lO65.
CoRSs There has been . better demand
during the past week, partly for foreign export,
and prices have been well maintained, and up TO
Thursday evening some Il 800 sacks were sold
| at 6ssD70c. for Mixed Yellow and White Mixed
and 7o@7sc. % bushel for Good to Prime White
and yesterday about $500 sacks were sold, inelud
| ing 100 Yellow at 6sc.. loco mostly White Mixed
| at 7nc., and 800 White at re. per bushel.
| Weeks receipts, 34,6l2 sacks; exports, s2s2
| sacks.
/ Oars Prices were steady during the early
| part Of the week. but were hardly maintained yes
| terday, and the sales of the week have embraced
about Is 500 sacks St. Louis. Of which IL 800 up to
Thursday evening, were at 406li3e, aud yesterday
6oe0 including 2400 u several lots at 4ac.; 34U0 at
Al, and 400 at42e. u hashel,
Weeks receipts 2T.432 exports, none.
WHEAr..s. The last sales reported were Mt 81 60
@Sl 40 III buslel for Prime Red and White.
Weeks receipts, 1887 sacks; exports, nome
RYE... Some small lots were sold recently at
| roe. II bushel.
Bran We noticed early in the week sales al
ie0l Is, hut prizes have since fallen of to 81 05
] 0Dsl 10. The sales have embraced about l41a
sacks. including yesterday 40 al 81 o.; 900 al
81 07a 200 at ST 10, and loo At 81 i25 u la0 lhs
HAY About 900 bales Western have been
disposed Of during the past week at ss2 a0es34 d1
and s3N 90 for Ordinary 10 Prime. and some East
| eia at u.s. % v ton Yesterday 22J bales Western
/ were sold al $3s 90 Il ton.
RnrR The market was quiet, with sales oi
about 1900 bbia. Mess during the week, comprising
1 1876 Heavy Mess at 90, aud the halaifre at
iewef rates.. fhe raaail rates. Ire held getiAfally
s2a Q9ss8 50s aad holders have generany claiied
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
sltn g,rIsans 1ailp 0rrstsut.
M: yjyFR aED MARINE nEPAnTATENF,
8iusr AIteIIIgaltt.

4fix1 ssuazncss~~tsefse segsa Rcanarks--
4sae MenAphis--~The Ei,ss nisastsr---gobto
wsnsiaa1t of Eens. Puessse4s---rhe Arlkaasas
---.Y4e ssresln-~Sty tysessAess Hence at afcm-
ss1xis-@-sptss ziassser-~eNevx Boats at zossls-
\ kf5aS@ssg ffSsntng& ss1sm oMr Exciaan@
x5e3snfxsswcs To-ysnS. etc, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
Exports.

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA --sper steamship
Philadelphia -422 bales cotton bales skins 100
bbls mpasses IA pkgs mdse for New York~-50 sbs
taitow 20 bbas oil tcs hams tcs bocon 4 pkgs
raise for Havana.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Atlantic 296l bales Of
cotto.
HAvRE-Per ship Mary--2a64 bales cotton.
HAvRE-Per ship Kentuckian- 1882 bales Of
cotton.
Lr7ERPooI4-Per ship d Metcah26l5 bales
cotton 1915 scks corn.
BARCELONA Per bark Maipo--1so6 bales cot
ton 5000 slaves.
GALVESTON schr Carrie Sanford 2l2t
sohs corn.
PENSAC0LA-Per schf j + Bradford 10 bbls
whisky los hbls -four 40 bhls pork bbls molasses
90 kegs lard 2s scks coffee 500 soks corn 20 bbs
potatoes 10 bbls beans bbls vinegar etc.
PENSAC0LA--Per schr West Florda--900 sck
corn so oats 80 bbls pork 56 bbls -four Is bales
| hay hhds sugar bbs molasses 10 scks coffee L
| bbs whisky and sundries.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03

~ ShprR $ Ntl iitietor pl lefiisonsilie, Plsq-
LRk3Rsts le1ue BSun Rpnge Port Hais1n, Bayou sarA
Rid Eyef Landing; Fost tdan4, Egschez Water.
.D0T Rodney Jaseui tinlt WarrenoE
bnrg-Ths Nuschez p teIthers, master. Will tsayo
above every Saturday h1flnck +. N.
IA. PERs9N 4 co. Agents, r.
se10 Il Garondeiet stieet
The EAichez YeksbH with stea8ners Hone
and Prince fnr Ynano rtNer. - !.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
poNTcHARTRAIN.

MoBILE-Per steamer Oregon-12 bales cotton
a II May Eco S4 do Farley, Jurey AGO. 10 do
to Orders mills Bell &eo-2 cotton gins D Pratt
-sundries to order-Total 165 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
5tlarint yntelltgtIttt,
Cleared Yesterday.

CRESCENT oFF1cE. No 10 Camp Street, I
SATURDAY. Morning, N5yeniber 2 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
REGuLAR WICK sIsITRe Ii PEsli;sTi q Pacl

Nng m-!n connection With Aatrhes--The Inag4
h3cent passenger ste nler Ra apides, Brown,
nm4ster, will DaDaldsontlle rIaduemtns
Baton Rouge, Port Hndon- Bayou san Rcd River Landing
Fort Adams Nachez Waterproof, Rodney ~ Joseph Grand
Gulf WarrenoH and Vckshug, above For freight pas
sage apply on board. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
--------l-ll--5.ll,l..l-'-i,i1',l' -'-f
nr,.,,orastttA.

The steamship Galveston, Capt. Hutchings, re-
ports having left ut Key West the United States
steamer susQuehanna, loading with coal for a
cruise to the Mediterranean. Also the steamer
wyandotte, waiting for coal, to leave for the
Cuban coast.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03

Hs = vles7h4tr Paeket-rhe very swift and mag
iall7fsissI sn6cent passenger packet Gtn. Jno. A.
ksazzz4zla q a itinn N, John W Cannon mlscr, Will
positively Hagr Gr rRy'e ane, HreenElle, Deer
Greek landing Point Worthinginu tnrnlina t ding Lake
Washington, Grand Lake Ashton fcbgTs Point sklpwhs
Ia ding, Stack Island Landing Lake Providence, 5ilken's
Bend EicAbatg W#rreutoH Grand Gulf Joseph, Raaaey,
Waterproof kjchez Red River Lana ng Bayou Sara,
Rouge and all intermediate andngs For freight passage
vrRGINIHs q! !DENTgEL,
Aiyefthiaa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03

aAbthS 71ANEs
L,slSa$tsRMAn4 LINE TO vIcKsBURa. ieyIdseaasssA
SATURDAY at 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
The magnificent u. s Mail packet Natehez, Cant n p
eathers will leave for Dnnadaonyla Plaquemine Baton
Ronge Port Hudson, Bayon S4ra Red River Landing Fort
Adams Eatchez Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph rand fnlf
Warrenton and viekshurg EVERY SATURDAY. at oelock
p M.
The steamer A II connects al Fcksbarg with this
Prince and Hope and viii take freight all landings
or the YaEoo rive- as high mp Greenwood.
For freight or rpasaaee apply on board e
TfRGTSIIS u. DFETLEii
aul6 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
Leaves evefy TUESDAY a. o o clock r. al.
81 rYM AIPE.E a MS ARIEa W.

IuAges ave NJ Fa.illAl u a. D 0 F.7aI
NEW ORLEANS AND EEGG9s
zrS =. bury y. Line-Fnt s1bnaasonyilie PA
Ration Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayeussss,
River Landing, Fort Adams, NAIphez, Water
srooi Rodney Jpsaph Fpra ault WAranof and ViGks-
ourg-The Charmer. Capt. W. 6 Wilson, win
above every I'll ESHAY O'Clock r. M. Returning
she lleage yieksbnrg every FRIDAY, Al u o'clock NJ
n Il. CARROLL i Co,
Ia4 Agents, s. Carondeiet strsat.
The will vtcsbure With the steamer
Dewifnp for Yag0n river
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
Leaves oi FRInNY NOV. o. nt5 5P.N
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS

iehN rlNI L!Nt F,Loy. " " y Y ".
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
H.J h. Packet Iine-ReguiNr u, S. Mail Packoi-for
IN Memphis aud all the BeadsThe Hrst-cl.ss rass
sss senger packet Ee.Gissf, A. r. lrs IN,
master, viii be ready receive freight the foot of Gtrod
"wednesday morning and will leave above FOR
freight or passage apply on hoar6, 70
John E hyde 4 Co.
ns under ST. charles Hotel left wing
r7s-rhis boat Menphie wi the Memphls anq
Charleston Railroad and speIior packers for st. L1as ana
Louisville
B rdng signed the office of Tie Agents up TO O'clock
day of'.snrtal. - ---s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03

~ p-Fuf= Louis. gaife, Il ckIn4n, lllLdiid
tssA1g Memphis Rud intermediate iandings-The swift
assASEa anrae light draft packet Steamer
lslinUia, John HhilOy master, Will leHgG above. For
freight passage having fine RECOMMENDATIONS pfy board
NIHGLNjUs 4. DENfzEl.
n3 Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03

Leaves W s afgfRpsY, Nov >, at ar. N.
-InM RR -MlssIsslpRI.


ta..rs every NtsttkESnAG.a ~ s p. II.
Regular Weekly WEDNESDAY yckshufe ard Bsnd Packet.
Esstt DEER CREEK, EGG'S
syS =. Point. fRke Washiug1nu 0iaad Lake. Uar1lna
slasP handing @kpwih's I4teding FAKE Providence
Eunmacks LANDING NH keus Bend, YiekAbnfg
WnTtansgn New GnTttHg S tOssgh GrRnd tnlt. Rodney
Na,hek Red River fAhf atd Bsyon SarsThe new,
nifieent and uiuv pas James
Battle. RI Ess sill iesge sbuFe ana NJii land
Gca passengers. FOR freigh, paase apply board.
VtRGIEtHs u DENTZEI,
apsl 4dgsuiene Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03

Ileayes on sATHRp Y. nv 80 10 A. NJ.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM |
sFsJ piis ana MI intermediate laadHgsThe elegant
lllags swift ritnnng passenger packet steamer
ss5zs T.. G. TB ichelI. Hoa5d muster. will leave
above, freight passage apply OF buai |
NlRe4NiBH ~ nENiHFI,
Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
CUMBERLAND RIVER.


Leaves On sATURHAY. Nov 3 at5P. NJ.
= FOR CINGINsAWI.-TEIfi Hill FINE REG
- h n1ar passenger packei Ti9Tess, w. r Hop
skins master, will leave aboYe. Fer freight
Hsizzssszazsap passage apply on hoard
yIR4lNIusG O. pHNTzEL,
nj 4 i,.r isirn At,aIlL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03

SUGAR.. The receipts have been more liberal,
and prices have consequently declined. About
2200 hhds. have been sold during the week, and
the market closed at the range Of our quotations
rs fnllaw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
leave: On ,s s4T,, Hp y siipst, s.5RM :, :,

Nxg n Through iine-sur Shreveport, Gland Bayou,
onshatta cnmPte, Grand Eeore, ~, Maurice,
z=ssasR Montgomery Collie, Alex4ndra. normans Cor
ous and all pirrnrdi tie landings Red riYerFhe
new and very shdrat passenger packet drawing oply
HchGsl NeSPsboy Jos BpisSenu uBster VIII leave above
For freight or passage, apply on board.
gIRGINIUs G. DRNT2EL.
nj Advertising Agent.
BETbe n he Fails with sde-Sheel Itght drait
stearers Fleia and Era NO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
rALLAHAreHlh AND YA2oo RIVERS.

YAHOU AND pALAABATCBEE
~ NJ $, Mail packet Dew Drop, , IL Parisot,
SINISTER connecting with steamer Eharnler on her
lzzSss& 6szRrriyal 1T EeksbaFe Friday mernngFnr SD
ArI City, Fchua Silver Greek Bertena, WestoreF,
Honey Island Turieys Landing Sdon Gtane'S Lnding Ris
ing sun Hnphrey's Greenwood Poin Ieaore 8osvlle ard
all Intermediate landings Taahatehp river high as
Sharkey landing leaving Vickseura Friday on arrival Of
the etS Of clock evening train
s- All freghts shipped by the GhArmer will taken
hronh NJ high rates whanl extrn ehafge ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03

FOR LUNA LANDING, G0LUsI-
~ A. kiA Gfentie, Dee GSvtk, Ig9s FoInt. l4pkc
LskkTsS@S " Washington, tard take Carolina Landing.
Skinwi9s Landing, Lake Prgyidsuce, Cam
Garthsre toseph Grand siulf Redpt EatchVz Red River
Handing and Bayou sHt8Thr magnificent and swift ri1
ming passenger packet seane James Battle j. H. Es
sill eaFe above hld vii end Coast passengers. For
tf6ghG 81 passage apply 70
sci tt ,grnts III tarondsls I street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03

nEAIIJuHsS-l5o1 OF I. ? md tlaas, ior sale by
~ s. u, GRATIAA Il Co, ss
os 50 gastaEnhousa etreet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
Fo RT ADAM s..

Leaves every THURSDAY atop
For FORT ADAMS, TuNTOA. NOR
49, ~ gtn2a. Bayen the Goss-The new pss.
asengeE steamer Laurel Hill, r. F. Gross
having been newly titged rahn
cxtsHded Will leave above, every THURSDAY EVENING
At o'clock.
sell EuGEyF LANouE. Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03
Regular Fnrn ~ rpese for v,ets,otg I'D TIE Bends
FOR LAKE, Y II OE ID p N q u.

- \. 5nId0rh Laughing, NfI ksbTS Bend UuekpoTt,
In5E9&-kSsT sbprg WNgentnu. Ses CarthaEe GRAND
fFS " nlf III Joseph Roaray WAsrpfupt. Matches
Fofi Adam-, Red River Tan1ier- Tupic MngaHza Point
Gapee BayoH Sara, P1rt Hpdspq Ba,op Rouge. Plague
milne Ddnaiasunyie Hnd hll iDtyrmetste lAnAngfThH
aad elegant pssseuer packet Mary Beene, oapt
". b. Richardson viii her ps FRIDAY, Sep
eqhsf IA td lerye rfiy - aloye every FRInAYe $50
r. throughout For tryi NJ passage apply
U. r. G4ERDEL 4 ca,
sal2tf tcrIts s5rarorleief street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-03

Having eyery facility our Mills in Florida known the
HINT Nilis for the manniacn Rough and Dressed Lum
her We are preparea orders shipment any
ty fhe rem of oir Mills well known. Our
variaby New Orleans city acceptance.
wa L. cRisIse THOMAS MURRAY 4 CO.,
JOAN G. RpaLEY. Cedar and Jnila sts.
&c aATreRInER. sR2S ~
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l. The price per thousand ems for composition OF
the journals Of the Senate and House Of Representa-
tyes, and Of such reports, communications and other
documents a. ontcr into and make a part Of tho
journals.
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NEW YORK MARKRT-JULY ,.



FLOUR-sales 1850 bblsi at S5,2o95,39 for su-
perhne state; S5l6956o for extra statei S5,2O95 5
for eupeF1ne western; S5,45@5,66 for common to
medium extra Eesterni end S5l595s5 tor shipping
moderate demand for fresh ground common and me-
dium grades and a. light improvement in prices,
but the market afterNaTds became quiet and closed
CANADIAN FLOUR--Sales Of $50 bbls at s., ,45
17,50 for common TO choice extra; S5,I5@7,25 for
6uperfne. Market quiet and steady. I
RYE FLOUR-sales at 50, 0for com. TO choice
supsrfne, Market steady with moderate request.
CORN lIEAIf-Sales Of 600 bbls at S3,to63 so for
Jersey S5,7O9Ss75 for BraDdywine. STEADY with a
VFHTSKY--salesa $50 bbIs at NC, with buyers at
IKE. Market dull and rather heavy.
WHEA EAT-Sales Of 500 bu winter red western at
lssa So 200 bush Milwaukee cub at 81 t2Sl, 81;
500 bush white Michigan ct Sl4s; 1880 bush Chica-
90 spring, part &C 81 rs and the remainder on private
terms; 900 bush Canada club on private terms
Market opened quiet and unchanged, but towards
the close OF Change holders In view Of tho scarcity
and high rates Of reights were compelled to accept
RYE-salesa at sO@s2o. Market quiet
BARLBX-Market Dull and nothing Of eonse-
quence doing,
sound mixed western, 6losing at 65o for sound CSC
for round Yellow 691fe for white western. Very
quiet. -y..
and 4Oc64lc for state. Plenty and dull.
Rk-SalsB Of 800 bblBi Sl9 for new meesi Hl5ili
for old mess; Sl575 for western prime mess: foI
old do; l9,20020 for clsar Si395 for new prime;
gl250 for old prime. Market quiet and firm.
BEEF-Sale8 Of as bbls; at S40l,R5 for country
packed mess and Sll 80 for extra meas prime
T.AR IS--sSies Of SO bbIs at l24al2%c. Market
TIfJT IfI E I5ai6s a. ioal5o sor Ohio and ll9l5
TOR western; I60ls0 for statei l7Glec for Orange
GCHiERsEsaieS Sts@lO11c for statei 7@lO'zo fol
-HITDES1Markstd dull and heavy.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON July Z.
It has been finally decided to give Mr..
Winslow, administration Democrat Of North
Carolina, the mission to Sardinia.
Judge Stanley, the District Attorney at
Cincinnati, who remained in the Convention
to which he was sent, and refused 70 follow
Cushing and the rest Of the Seceders, Is to be
removed on Monday. 80
Mr.. Hill, who holds similar District At
torneyship in North Carolina, and, like
Stanley, did not 60 out shares also the same
fate. 1854 = T L--#...t...
The representatives. Of the Great Eastern
held a conference here to-day with some
merchants of Norfolk, Virginia, who are
eager to obtain a visit of the Leyiathan to
that port.
The Administration has determined to
transport the California paper mail by means
Of revenue cutters cooperating with the Pan
anna R. R. Co.
Secretary Cobb has offered to furnish the
Post Office Department with the revenue
cutter Harriet Lane, as one of these Gam
ers.
Another authority states that it is under
stood that an arrangement was concluded
yesterday between the Postmaster General
and Com. Vanderbilt, whereby the mails are
TO be shipped from New York to California
three times a month until the 4th of March
next.
The mails for the Pacific viii be dispatched
from this city by the steamer which sails on
Wednesday next.
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ACEIDENT.

ST. LOUIS, July Z.
The Democrat learns from the passengers
from st. Joseph, that the four story building
in that city, owned and occupied by Nave,
McCord & Co, wholesale groeers, fell at two
O'Clock yesterday morning, crushing a frame
building adjacent, occupied by three families,
killing nine out Of ten Of the occupants in
stantlY, viz: Mrs. Boyce and three children,
Mr.. and Mrs, Cogsnell aHd three other persons
whose names were not aseertained. The
building caught fire Immediately afterwards
and the whole stock Of Nave, McOord & Co.
was consumed. The store Of Toodles s Far
light was also burned together with the entire
stock of boots and shoes. Total loss is esti-
mated at 100000. Insurance unknown.
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Sunday NightIs Report.
OVERLAND MAIL.

FAYETTymLE, Ark, July 8.
The overland mail coach with San Fran
cisco dates to June 18th arrived here at . o :
clock this morning.
Information reached this city on the eve
ming Of the l6th that the election in Oregon
has resulted in the success of Mr.. Loman, Re
publican candidate for Congress by 100 ma
jority, and that the legislature elect stands
as follows;
In respect to the contest for United States
Senators, Democrats in favor Of Lane and
Smith, l6; opposition Democrats elected by
Republican and Anti-Lecompton fusion 81 f;
Republicans elected by the same fusion are
l3.
This intelligence comes from Democratic
source-the Jacksonville Sentinel-which
paper remarks that the Democracy has lost
everything but honor. Il is understood in
California that this result win ensure the
election of Col. f. D. Baker, Republican, and
an Anti-Leoompton Democrat TO the United
States Senate, in August when the Oregon
Legislature meets.
Preparations are making, which, It is be-
lieved, viii re-estahlish the Pony Express on
permanent footing.
W. ". Finney, who left Carson Valley
more than a week ago to re-stock the route, Is
expected to return with a favorable report
as to the disposition Of Indians, and means
Of protection provided, so that the next Ex-
press may start eastward on Friday the 22d
inst.
The Indians on the express route and In
retreatiare generally intimidsted on account
of the recent demonstrations, but confidence is
put in their remaining peaceable.
The warriors have only fed beyond the
reach till the Volunteers left the field and the
inhabitants were again unprotected.
Il is said that an application is TO be made
to the general government, authorizing Col.
Jack Hays to raise a regiment of volunteers
to follow up and chastise the Indians, until
permanent peace is established.
heFfOllowing is telegraphed to Visalia;
San Francisco, June 10, 10 p. m-The old
attachment is to be revived on the 2sth.
Business firms in stiff circumstances will
be forced into liquidation by the st. Scott
Vsntine Co., and VIM. Hawley & Co., Of
Maysville have already stopped carrying
down. R. E. Brewster, of San Francisco
failed-labilities on the latter house upwards
of 100000. They have confessed judgment
for $l00,0 900.
Every unsOund house viii go by the board.
The Pacific and Atlantic telegraph line
was completed yesterday TO Vesalia.
j Steamer Pacific arrived last evening with
dates from Portland and Northern Oregon to
the 18th, but not so late as telegrapic news
received overland from the greater portion
Of the States, but additional advices from re-
mote counties.
Election returns still incomplete, but mat
ters look better for the Democracy than pre-
yiously reported. ~.
Jacksonville Sentinel, ofthe 10th, says the
probability is in favor of the election of the
Democratic candidate to Congress by a small
majority. All parties concede % to 30 Anti
Lecompton and Republican members of the
Legislature, againgt Is to 20 regular Demo-
crsts-giving control to opposition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09
TELEGRAPHlC. /.
Saturday Afternoons Report.
PIXIES PEAK EXPRESS.

ST. JosEPH, July 5.
The Pixies Peak Express arrived yesterday
afternoon, bringing fifteen thousand and Eve
hundred and fifty dollars In dust
By this arrival We get the following sum
mary Of news, which has been detained here
in consequence Of a severe storm prostrating
the telegraph lines.
Indian depredatons upon struggling par
ties and on our ranches have become Of so fire.
quent occurrence, it was considered advisa-
bic to call a meeting Of the citizens to con-
slider what was best to be done in the matter,
Such a meeting was held yesterday, p. m,
and two Of the Arrappahoe chiefs were pres
ent part Of the time.
The outrages in the main consisted In tax
ing whatever they desired when they found
unarmed parties or unable from lack Of num-
bers to resist and tearing down fences and
turning their horses into gardens, destroying
them, and in some cases shooting at whites,
and one or two arc known to have been kill
ed by the Indians
The Chies thought il very hard to hold
them responsible for the bad acts Of their own
and four other nations now in this vicinity,
viz: the Cheyennes, Kiowas, Apaches, and
Camanches; but as far as their own men are
concerned they would hold them responsible
for any injury done to the whites.
An effort was made to pass a resolution to
drive them from the country If they did not
leave within three days. More moderate
counsel however prevailed, and the trouble
viii ne doubt bo peaoeably arranged.
Mining news remain unchanged.
No important discoveries have been made.
The difficulties in operating some Of the
quartz mills recently set up to advantage are
not yet surmsunted.
Quartz mills are arriving daily and going
10 the mines.
Business very dull.
Money tight and scarce.
Weather hot and shOWery.