The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
From the Sandwich Isla nds.
THE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, July s, 1900
The telegraph line completed TO this place yeser-
day.
The California overland mail coach, with San Francisco
dates Of the 10Th utmo arrived here at six O'Clock this
morning, bringing the following through passengersJ
". Hutchinson, J. G. Kite, W. Taoch, and C. Gallons
The mail is the largest that has yet been brought
land
The excitement Arizona in regard To the gold discov,
res in the Meymbres continues Many had left Tucson
for the mines, and more were preparing TO start.
The following was handed to the operator by Mr. Hutch
ipson, one of the through passengers, at Tucson
inquired for the newspaper Office at this place, and
told that the printer had cleared out TO the dggins
All the members of the provisional government had
left and talk Of the mines every tongue On the
road talked with number Of persons who had been TO
the dggngs and heard various reports Some eav.
ing, pronouncing the whole thing humbug; others said
they intended go back the rains set in But
had any gold 10 exhibit-about four ounces
which he had taken in trade. He anticipated having
good trade there and was sangune Of the rich yield
Of the mines as water could had At last &C
there but few pools sufficient to pan out in
and even drinking water very scarce The entire
section OF the country which these mines are said TO
exist ID DESERT producing nothing upon which man or
beast could subsist
The following summary or California news is received
by this mail -
SAN FRANCISCO, June Is, 1850.
Arrived 18th, ship Harriet Oran from New York.
Sailed l4th, ship Morning Star, for New York.
Trade is without particular movement Some few arti.
cles trae improved, but still greatly within remu-
nerave rates while the bulk Of staple goods drag
and continue to show do tendency The demand
this week from rft hands shows less animation than du
ring that preceding. Trade with the country steaiy
Dealers stocking largely, and filing the interior with
goods at low prices. Candies have improved cent per
pound. This has brought sellers forward they are
Offering through auction Cofioc continues
to rule high. Small lots only ruling. Coal dull but
fairly maintained Cement in good demand at 80 so per
Dbl. Inseed oil improved TO GOO ST. Pork heavy at
slight de,liue from last quotations Bacon &c better
the first Of the fortnight Hams heavy aud lower
large lot Of Reynolds patent offered auction Butter
steady, with better feeling lard arner without quota
TONS Rice moderately active at an advance. Foreign
spirits quiet. Domestic dull dropping Raw sugars
active al 'o~ rates. China No. /, 7xc.; refined
quiet, 12.c. for crushed. Teas and wines unchanged
special election to be held the city and c,unty
OF San Francisco the Cd Of July, TO decide whether
5000 900 in bonds shall be issued 70 aid building the
San Francisco an san Jose Railroad.
The Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company are COM
extending sou,heasiery from vsala the But,erneld
route. The company state that continuous line nom
san Francisco Los Angeles $50 miles will be in opera
ton by the midi le Of July.
Republican ratification meetings have been beld In the
principal throughout the State since the announce
meni Of the nominations Of the Chicago Convention.
The harvest grain has commenced in the agricultural
districts All the accounts Of 1t extremely favorable
The and barley product viii be unexpectedly large
and probably third will require exporting for mar
ket
Returns from the Oregon election In slowly on
ca and reported returns received from Jackson Joee
phpe Douglas, lane, Benton, Linn, Marion, Motmonah
vmpqua, Cackamas, Washington and yamhiii coun.
tics. In all these counties the democratic candi.
date for Congress received I,o32 votes, and the
republican candidate 1858. The counties yet 10
hear from Masco, Polk, Curry, Coos, colum.
bla Clatsop and Tilamook, which last year cast 752
democratic and 600 republican votes Material changes
have taken place this year In the counties heard from
showing republican gains last years in some cases
material republican losses others Both parties are
hopeful Of securing ,be member Of Congress this year All
accounts agree that such Legislature Of republicans and
anti Ixcompton democrats been elected a. will insure
the defeat OF General Lane and Deazon Smith for reelec
ton the United states Senate. Linn county hereto
fore strongly democratic and the residence OF Deszou
Smith, has ecctrd four members IN the State Legislature
hostile lane and Smith. Douglas county gives the
democratic Congressional candidate lss majority but
elects two republican representatives to the Legisla
ture.
There is no other news from Oregon.
The Port Townsend Register Of the 9th OF June continues
to predict danger Of the northern Indians making an
attack upon the Puget Sound settlements
British Columbia dates 70 tbc 9th have little news Of
Importance.
The ship lawson arrived at Victoria from China with
seventy Chinese passengers. The Lconidas and the
Daniel Elliott were overdue with hundred more Of the
same kind Of passengers.
s15, 100000.
The Frazer River mining encouraging and the
mining population rather increasing without reckoning
rush OF Cinnamon.
washoc mining matters since the apparent cessation OF
the Indian wearing improved aspect with
cons derable emigration In that direction The min.
ing accounts continue good and doubts Of the wonderful
richness Of several mines longer expressed The
gold mines also receiving increased attention. and in
the opinion Of many of much more Importance than
those Of silver.
THE LATEST VIA vAzALrA.
sAS Francesca, June 16-ePM
No arrivals. Sailed Gaatea, Callao |
large auction sales held day, with the follow.
ing quotationseoo half bbls extra clean pork in pickle
50 20 90 30 500 casks Reynolds patent hams at ses
sey 1oovboxos candles at 1sc. ASK loco dozen |
Baldwin Meyers pie fruits at 90 %.
No other ueps.
Railroad Casualty.