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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

A TEXAS CLERGYMAN.--A Texas paper says
that the. Rev. r. P. Thompson, native mis-
sionary of that State, is "breaking himself of
the habit of swearing, and reads the Scriptures
quite huently." ..t .t
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

MINISTER TO RussIA,--John Appleton, AS
sissant Secretary in the State Department, has
been appointed Minister to Russia. The ap.
pointment was confirmed BY the Senate.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27
CoNsTARLE,s sALE.-s,.te Of c.Iifor

CONSTABLT'S SALE.-State of CaI3for.
- mia, County OF Nevada Township Of Warrington ss
By virtue of execution To delivered issued from the
Court Of Calvin Hall Esq netting Justice Of the Peace
in and for the county AZORES aid bcarng date June A. D.
1850 to satisfy judgement rendered by said Court
the 2d day Of May 1860, In IA Of CHAS. STEIN
WIZ aud against ENDkI and G. SCHMIDT. for the sum
OF two hundred and thirteen collars and seventy cents
debt interest, damagcs and costs of suit have taken
execution md will sell TO the highest bidder for cash.
all the right title and nteis of the above nsined Ende
and G. Schmidt in and TO acerain Quartz Mill and Quarts
Ledge located on Canon Greek Navada county Washing
ton fOwnshp, known MS the Canon Greek Quartz MIL
formerly owned by Dreamer, Asher and others which In
tercst consists Of undivided fourth part said sale
will take place in front of the Justices Office In tho
& Omega, FRIDAY, the 18th day Of July A. D. 1900
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock
Taken the property Of Endcl and Schmidt to sat.
sfy the above demands and accruing costs.
Given under my hari this 25th day day Of July 1850.
J. ]. y. SMITH, Constable w. I.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

FoR PANAMA.-The steamer Uncle Sam, Capt.
Lapidge, leaves for Panama on Saturday next, the
Both inst. Hereafter, three steamers viii be dis
patched every month. ee'ger #
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SACRAMENTO NEws.-This is the title Of a small
morning paper, the first number Of which was issued
on Sunday last. 1t is published by F. R. Folger &
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

PRorECTIoN TO IMMIGRATIoN.-The Terrific
rial Enterprise says that the Carson Rangers have
determined to proceed to the Humboldt river coun-
try, to afford protection to the immigration against
the Indians. The movement is entirely an indie
pendent one.
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OTATE or CALIFoRxIA. county or he.

- vada. In Probate Court.
Notice is hereby given that Henry r. swesland hav
ing filed in this court his petition praying for final
tement and discharge from further administration the
estate of Chas c. Sweeand decreased the hearing the
has been fixed by said Court Monday the 73d
day of July 1900 10 o'clock In the of said
day OF tie July term 1850 & the Court thereof
the Cont House in tie q and county Of Nevada and all
gersons interested in said estate notified then and
there TO appear and show any they have why the
PRAYER Of said petitioner should not be granted and said
administrator discharged.
June I'D 1s6o.-So-h JOHN s. LAMBERT, Clerk.
L IlY Ios. M. LKNEY. enulY. 1
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

The citizens of St. Louis, Sierra county, are
making great preparations for celebrating the Fourth
Of July. J. w. Coffroth delivers the grafton.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNeREss.-On the 9Th of
Jnne. the Senate, by a vote OF 20 to u, agreed
to the House resolution to adjourn on the 18th
Of June.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

SOLDIERS FOR HONEY LAKE.-A company o
United States soldiers left San Francisco on Thurs
day afternoon, for Honey Lake.
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We are indebted to Pattison, of the Pioneer ex-
press, for the Downieyille papers Of Saturday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

MAsoNIc.-Thc corner stone of the Masonic
Temple at San Francisco was laid on Monday last,
with imposing ceremonies. Over 900 Masons, con-
ssting of members from all parts of the State joined
in the procession, and about 5000 persons in
attendance to witness the laying of the stone.
1t is said that among the curiosties deposited, was
piece of stone taken from the old Temple at Jeru-
salem. In the evening, the members OF the several
lodges partook Of grand banquet at fuckers Hall.
SERVED HIS TME.-Capt f. Pcndleton, who
was convicted in the L. S. District Court, at San
Francisco, in June 1859, Of cruel and unusual pun
shment of his seamen, on board the Sarah Park
was discharged from custody last week, having
served out his term of one years imprisonment, and
paid his fine of Sl75. At the time he was sentenced
the punishment was thought to be richly deserved.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

A GANG OF CoUNTEnFEITERs ARREsTRD-A
dispatch from San Andreas, says that Constable
Dennine while executing search warrant for sto-
len goods, on the 26th inst, in cabin about half
mile from that place, made a discovery Of moulds,
metal and unfinished counterfeit coin. The officers
succeeded in aresng nine of the parties concerned
The countereits are eagles, half eagles, quarter ca
giles half dollars and quarters. The dies Of the
quarters and quarter eagles were found, and also
quantity of tin, acids, ctc.-almost whole labora-
tory. 1t is stated that under Sheriff Thorn had been
aware of the proceedings Of the gang for some time
and was only waiting for further developments to
make descent upon them. 1t is regretted that the
exposition was made so soon, as there were Others
residing in different parts of the county who might
also have been arrested. The names Of those ar
rested are, Thomas Giants, s. f. Tilton, j. j..
Holmes, l.. Wendell, ]. Smallwood, and three 9th
ers. One of them wishes to turn States evidence.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27
aHALLENGE.

Mr.. i. Il. IEIIl-Sir-Hnving heard that you
have been using disgracefu language towards aIso
that ron have said you could whip me at Glove Fight,
Of Ring Plight; in consequence Of which languAgeI
hereby challenge you to eight rng Hght accord
ing to the rules of the London prize ng for any
from one hundred to thousand dollars. Fight to
come off six weeks from the time OF the 6rst deposit in
the hands or the stake holders. To make the match an
ply at the Democa Office Nevada OF to the undsrsgnsd
Man and money ready,
MATT TRACY.
.Nevada June 25tlr lscO'-7a'1lw' n u 49, ~
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NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

Geo. L. LamBaOn is authorized Agent for this
CITY He will deliver the DEMOCRAT to Subscribers and
authorized to receive subscriptions adversement &c,
and collect and receipt for the same.
Octavlan Hoo9s is our Agent for San Francisco.
He Is authorized to receive advertisement md collect and
receipt For the same.
A. Rndlanf, iJr.. Is our Agent at Sacramento, to
receive Advertisements and collect for the same.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

DIED.
In this city, June 25th, Mrs. LorIsA DALLEMA, al
about 40 years.
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PRonAB1R MURDER--M .--On Thurs
day morning last, the dead body Of man was dis
covered at Indian Spring Ravine, about mile ives
Of Rough & Ready The b1dy was in an al
vanced state Of decomposition, and covered WIZ
logs. rocks and brush. An inquest was held oy
Justice Melbourne, and upon examining the oooy =
was discovered that the man had been shot through
the head. and from the course ofthe ball 1t ra'
supposed that the deed was perpetrated whiie nc
was living down, and perhaps asleep. Thel body
was that of a well made man, nearly SIX feet II
hight Of about 1870 pounds weight black hair curly
wbiskers, teeth white and sound. 1t vas fully
clothed in two new shirts, new cotton pants, pan
Of much worn coarse boots with red scarf aroune
the waist. In the pockets were found small golo
watch with chain, a set Of Chinese ear and tootf
picks of pure gold, key, some pistol balls andc
and three fine handkerchiefs. Other articles o.
clothing were found in the vicinity together with al
instrument for picking locks, and sponge for chic
roform. In the pocket Of a grey shirt piece O.
yellow straw wrapping paper was found, on winch
was written in pencil; "Alas, Frank Freeman
the horse theft From all appearances, 1t was
supposed that he might have been one Of gang o.
robbers, who had been murdered by his accompnceS
to secure his share Of plumber fear OF treach
cry on hispart. The body was so much decomposec
that it could not be recognized except by the cloth
inc. The acting Coroner, Justice Melbourne, caus
ed the body to be decenty buried, and took charge
of the property. We gather the ABOVE from TUT
Grass Valley National. r'5 as 80 a... =.
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DEMERARA.-Br Bark Ann4-1o2 hhds. sugar W. H.
Perot.
BUENos AYREs-Schr. Hugh B1rclgy-3O,00 bones, $50
tons bone ash, Stirling & Ahrens.
MAYAGUEz, P.R.-Brig Echo-li6 900 oranges, Stirling
& Ahrens.
ST. yIycEYT.-Rr brig Queen VicoriG-S kegs arrow
root, R. & II. R. Tucker.
Enthusiastically Bdltimore-ls5 bxs sugar, l bag
coffee, $4,000 oranges, Friend Ricketts, & Co;
Boggs Cotman; do, C. H. Myers & Bro; ditto, P.
Tiernan Il Son; do, William Hanna; pkgs fruit II.
Pollock; do, Perkins & Lamden case cigars, A. L.
Webb Bro; do, Laurence Thomson; do, Giesk &
Nieumann; So bales tobacco, Jacob Heaid Co.. rs do
A. Seemuller Sons; cases cigars Fitzgerald, Booth
Co; do G. NJ Stewart; do, Charles Cola, do. A c.
Hail. bbls. fruit, H. Bolton CO.. pkgs do, Is boxes
sugar, do. cigars order.
BREMERHAvEN.-Brem. ship Johanna WIllelnine-
So cases cigars, Gail & AK do. mdse, W. G. Ohlendor
25 hampers mnerawaer, C. W. Caspari TO paper
demohns, cask green's 16 bales mdse, Stellman Hin
richs * Co; case bedding, Beck K Bachmann; do
music ware, Fl. r. Eisenbrandt; bbls potatoes. H. F.
Alberti CO.. mdse., W. Schreiber; do Ed. Uhr
laub; do, Cortlan Co.. Is do. Drost & Sutro; do
household furniture, Gerdes, Bung & Wehrhave; do.
mdse., W. Wilkins & Co; l cask wine, cases mdse
Prscht, Voueif & Co. AZ pkgs. drugs. do paper A.
do Lerew, Meyer Co.; So hampers bottles, Robinson
Lord; 1000 demiohns, sample basket, Geyer II Will
kins; II cigars, pkgs cigars, W A. Marburg &
Co.; cases mdse. c. Spilker Co.; do, Fl. F. Schur
mann; bales do, F. W. & z. Damman; bbls potatoes
73 hampers bottles, II liquors, do de cologne
do. mdse order
C0ASTWISE.
SAvANNAH-ScLr. EIch1nge.-100 casks rice, $50 bags
rice -four, Jas Corner Sons Is bbs whiskey, N. E.
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la w LNI,ELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COTRT -JuDcE RoSn

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
State us Louisa Stewart, indicted for robbing
Henry Hopkins, at the house of Mary McCarty, on
Caroline street, and found guilty by the jury. Mo-
tion for trial, the ground that the traver-
ser, at the time of the robbery was lying in bed in
a state of intoxicaon, and did not wake until l012
o'clock at night several hours subsequent to the
commission of the act. The allegations set forth
in the motion were sustained by the afiidavits of
three of the women who were acquitted by the
jury. The Court over-ruled the motion and sen.
fenced the woman to three years confinement in
the penitentarY. D. II. Sweaney, Esq, for the
prisoner. Brown, convicted of robbing
the tailor store of VIM. Alexander, on Fayette,
near Howard street, was sentenced to the peniten.
tiary for the term Of one year.-Adjourned at
NJ o'clock.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs.
Filling vs. Herod and wife. Bin filed to set aside
a conveyance as void, against creditors. Argued
by l.. NJ. Reynolds for complainant, and F. X. How
ard for respondent. nt.-Andrew j. Stewart us. Ann
Louisa Stewart. Decree passed divorcng CON-
paiuant and defendant, rinculo matrimonii. r.
j. Bouldin fer complainant, and d. s. Sweeney for
defendant.-W est street Building Association,
No. l, Us: John F. Seguin and Mary E. Seguin. OBJ
lection of Mary E. Segun to passing of writ haJere
pos8essionem. Argued by Wolf and Parkhi for
complainant, and J. II. Ing for defendant.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-JuDGE GILES
United States as. Albert G. Nunes. Action to
recover money. as surety for Charles Lohring,
receiver of public monies in California Verdict
for plaintiff for SIS, ,l35.60-John S. Wright use
of Maxwell, Wright & Co., cs. Sun Mutual Insur-
ance Company, and same as. Orient Insurance Com
pany. Actions on policies. Brent and May for
plaintiffs; Brown and Bruno and Hamilton, of New
York, for defendants s.-In Chambers, before his
Honor Chief Justice Taney: Brig Delta and claim.
ants Us. Francis T. Montell-an appeal from the
United States District Court. Before reported
Judgment affirmed-The claimants and owners
of the steamer st. Nicholas and Samuel Guy rs.
Benz. F. Graves and others-an appeal from the
United States District Court. Before reported
Judgment affirmed. VIM. Schey, Esq., for ap-
peants; Messrs. Wallis and Thomas for appellees.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
George U. Graft Us. The Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore. Before reported. Not concluded.
Assignment to-day, 800 to 432 inclusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
johanna Byrne Thomas Adams. Action for
damages for an alleged illegal ejectment from GER
tain premises. Verdict for plaintiff for one cent.
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VOL. VT---NO. S57
flORstatF 9Nh GGmuertiaI Babittu.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 26. IS


The Stock market here considerably rmer in tone
day than Saturday and most of the leading securi
ties were higher but at New York there was heavy
decline in stocks, and market sympathizes with
that it is quite probable that stocks may be lower here
tomorrow. In the condition Of financial affairs we have
nothing whatever TO note. The New York banks
continue nominay to pay specie, and consequence
Exchange is in their favor There however good deal
of New York Exchange Offering, and rates for it vary
materially the Quotations today having ranged from
down to per cent.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advanced to day So and
Northern Central dollar per share. OF the former
stock there 392 shares sold all cash s60d6 and
the sales Of the latter reached 400 shares at $17H@ls
cash, and $lSA buyer co days. Baltimore and Ohio left
OF at SCI bid S6H asked and Northern Central closed
at SIN bid SIS asked regular way For Railroad bonds
there inquiry and sales made of So 900
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at sO4 and 600 Northern
Central 1855 at co. Northern Central 1855 left
OF at COZ bid, 65 asked Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at
80 bid s0k asked 1925 Tor extra dividend
bonds at co bid 65 asked City 6s continue to improve
and note further advance in them to-day of to
per cent. Sales made of SC 500 97G97H
ls75's and 99HG99& for 1905. small lot of 1905
also sold at 1OO and they closed at 99x bid, 100
asked. 1S75s left off at 97H bid and for 1855 9S was
bid There to-day Of Is Bank of Balti-
$780, but nothing done in any of the other
Bank stocks. For the Mining stocks the market was
quite strong to-day. The sales embraced 200 shares
Springfield at s2S 900 shares Guilford 5Oo at 65 cts
cash. and 500 at rs buyer go days. 800 shares Cam
bridge at so cs 400 shares Consolidated at 50 cs and
$50 shares Silver Valley at so cts.
At New York to day Virginia 6's declined 1, and Mis-
souri, 6's 24 per cent; Erie s3H; Canton r. New York
Central $3 Reading s2&; Cleveland and Toledo Sly
Michigan Southern 81; Michigan Southern guaranteed
$3H; Rock Island $24; Harlem s1K; and Galena and
Chicago SO.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

ARRAYo, z. R.-Schr Indus.-30 bbs. pork, tierces
hams 100 kegs lard A do. so kegs butter 100
boxes cheese 30 bbs Bread 100 boxes crackers So bbs
rice 25 bbs. beef 20 drums fish, 125 half boxes rasns
50 quarter boxes do 80 bbs potatoes 80 do onions 25
boxes figs 10 bbis apples 200 boxes candles LOG bushels
oats hhds tobacco, 500 paper 40 kegs nails SO
puncheons meal 100 bundles hoops 3s6 shocks and
heads, 1900 feet white pine cuttings.
WEST INDIEs-Brig Mary Morton-1 200 bbls -four 1G0
half bbs do, 800 bbs meal 45O tins lard leo bbls
mess pork 100 hams 200 bbls pilot bread 400 bushels
corn 257 bushels Pase 200 do bran 10 quarter casks
rs half boxes rasins rs quarter boxes do 20 boxes
do 80 boxes figs 20 bbs potatoes 300 boxes herring 40
hogs 500 boxes candles, $500 staves 900 it. lumber
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The PONY EXDresS.

ST. JOSEPH Nov. 24-The extra Pony Express,
which left Fort Kearney on Wednesday, November
I, with the election news arrived in Salt Lake City
in three days and four hours-distancc nine hun,
dred and fifty miles. The last forty-ive miles was
made in three hours and ten minutes, and this
forty miles of the route is the most mountain
Gus of the whole road. The regular Pony Express,
leaving St. Joseph the 8th inst, arrived at Salt
Lake, distance twelve hundred miles, in four days
and twenty-three hours. 1t had been showing
for thirty-six hours when the Pony LETT salt Lake
Citv
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EhnadeInhia Bank Statement

PHILADELPHIA, November 26.-The weekly state
ment OF the city banks shows decrease in loans of
S202 G00 specie decreased, $40 900; circulation,
Sl5O00O and deposits 81, 900. Total specie in
bank, S3, ,344 0OO.
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Discount on Southern Funds
sterIing Exchange at Mobile

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-Thompson's Bank Note
Reporter quotes uncurrent funds all banks
South of Washington, 10 per cent discount; Mary
land funds 3 to per cent.
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BALTIMORE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER u, 1860
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

dency Wheat quiet and ct az lower; sales 27 coo
bushels at rs 7SH cts for Northwestern club cts
d76H cts. for No. l, and 74cts G744 cts for No 2 in
store. Corn very dull. Oats firm.
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The Philadelphia E'nquircr, of today, says

The Philadelphia enquirer, of to-day, says:
The Philadelphia Stock arket was buoyant and very
active on Saturday, and the whole list brought better
prices; some of the fancieS however lucuated late in
the day. but the market left of firm Breadstufs were
dull the foreign news being less favorable for kinds
but holders not disposed to make concessions
change in cotton groceries and provisions and rather
doing in the former. Seeds were quiet and whis
cidedy better.
The following the comparative tables trade
Of the port New ork FOR the week and since January
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E2anlS Snspemsions.

MOBILE, Nov. 23.-Sterling Exchange is quoted
here to-day at 95H. Exchange on New York 40
/ nor cert nrnrninn
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Bank Suspensions.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 26.-The "Planters', Union"
and estate Bank" of Tennessee, have suspended
specie payments at the request of the community.
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ALEs AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

$1,000 Bait G's '75-97 so shs. n. C. R. r. -17H
2lO0 ,75-97H so -l7&
1900 ;9O-991 200 Is
100 &" 90-l0O 100 h6O-lSk
596 9)-99A 200 shs. Springfield
2000 B. 4 0. RR. bds Mining Co. -24
's5-S04 1900 shs. Guilford NJ.
1000 n. c RR bds., Co. -65
$50 500 {" "bGO fat-.75
Is shs Bank of 400 shs. n. C. Con.
Baltimore, 100 NJ. Co DO
225 shs. B. & o. RR. so 500 shs. Cambridge
% " COZ NC so
142 " -Gl $50 shs. Silver Valley
Mining Co. so
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BarUaina I'm Cnffo.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 24-The Lock in sterl;no
bills has put a number of holders of cotton in a
tight place, and where the gold can be planked up
great bargains are offered. 1t is probable that
with cash down, middling could be picked up at 10
cts, per lb.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 26.-Tbe Government to-day
received despatch from Minister Clay, stating
that he had, pursuant to instructions, demanded
his possport, and was on his way home from Peru.
Shortly after this information came to the Execu-
tive, the Peruvian Minister to the United States
was promptly furnished with his passport and thus
all diplomatic intercourse between the two coun-
tries is terminated The amount OF unadjusted
claims against Peru, account OF the seizure and
Gco9nhscation of the vessels Georgfana and Lizzie
Thompson, is S150,00O.
Mr. Clay has been our Minister to Peru for
nearly fourteen years.
Messrs, Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Faut g. Co., quote
Duay virginia money at per cent discount
hxchange on New York per cent premium
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FoRT KEARNEy, November 25.-The Pony Ex-
press, with San Francisco dates of the 10Th instant,
passed here.
Arrived, 18th inst, ship Landaga, from Boston.
Sailed, 10th inst, ship Belvidere, for Cork.
THE ELECTION.
The total vote in the State far as heard from,
is III ,SlS distributed as follows:
Lincoln received .........................36 $50
Dougias ........ .........................359 800
brechlhriuge.'''''' ''''''''....''...'.... ...3l2l6
bell ..'.'.....- .......................... S026
This is the most favorable account for Douglas,
other accounts placing him 200 behind Lincoln
The balance of the returns will probably decrease
Lincoin's plurality, but it is generally conceded
that the State has gone for him.
A despatch from \ reka, near Oregon, dated the
18th, says the latest advces from Oregon give Lin
coin $50 majority, and Douglas is 5000 behind
Brecklnrdge. Three small counties are to be heard
from, which cannot much vary the result.
The Extra Pony Express, with the result of the
Presidential election in the Atlantic States reached
Fort Churchill to-day and was published in the San
Francisco papers at o'clock, in six DAYS from ST.
Joseph. Great enthusiasm was produced by the
news. The Republican Committee had issued an
address recommending general illumination to.
morrow night.
Espinosa Lower California ilibuster, has been
killed in fight. His band was committing mur.
ders and robberies by wholesale on the Peninsula.
The citizens of San Diego have sent for relief to
the Governor of Lower California.
A letter from Wa'la- Walla, Oregon, dated Nov.
Sd, says that Capt Dent, who has been to the scene
oil the massacre OF emigrants by the Indians, found
dozen OF them alive, subsisting the dead bodies
of their companions One family named Myers
consisting OF mother and five children, together
with brother.in-law, were subssting on the body
OF the husband and father. Several had persisted
of starvation.
The Government is urged to take more efficient
means to protect the emigrants.
Honolulu dates to the 9th ult. have been receiv-
ed. The whaling fleet arriving. The whaling
bark George and Mary, of New London, had been
tha of I,,no
Valuable new mineral discoveries have been
made at the Esmeralda mines, and several rich
VEINS have been located. The weather was pleas
ant, aud about two hundred miners were there
Silver leads were being extensively opened and
the ore is to be shipped to San Francisco, it paving
about S3,000per ton.
Sr. LOUIS, Sunday, Nov. 25.-Brigadier Genera
Frosts command has been mustered into the ser
vice ofthe State by order of the Governor They
left on the Pacific Railroad, on an extra train, 7OC
men fully armed, infantry, cavalry and artillery
with rations for a months campaign. A crowc
was at the depot, evincng much enthusiasm.