Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-06
Last Nights Report.
FROM FAYETTEVILLE.
EAvrrrrrrrrr All In

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, July 5.
The telegraph line was completed to this
place yesterday.
The overland mail coach with San Fran
cisco dates to June 18th, arrived here at 6
o'clock this morning.
The following are the names Of the through pas
.. W. Hutchinson, ). G. Kittie, W. JaIlach AM C.
This is the largest mail yet BROUGHT overland
The excitement in Oregon in regard 10 the gold
discoveries on the Weymbres continues. 60
Many hsd LEFT for the mines and more preparing
enquired for the newspaper and was told that the
printer had cleared out 70 the dizgings.
All the members Of the Provisional government
had leits and talk Of tho mines was on every tongue
On the road talked with number Of persons
who had been 70 the diggngs, and heard various
ports, some were leaving, prOnOuncing the whole
thing humbug, others said they intended to 90
gold dust to exhibit, say about four ounces which
he had taken in taade. He anticipated having a
YIELD OF the mines 30 soon as water could be had
Al last accounts there were but few tools, sufi-
Drinking water was very scarce.
The entire section Of country In which these mines
upon which man or beast can exist
The above was handed to the operator by Mr.
The following summary is received:
A special election is 70 be held in the city and
county OF San Irancscs the Sd Of July to decide
whether $60Ql0c0 in bonds shall be issued towards
building the San FRANCISCO and San Jose Railroad.
The Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Co. are COM
meneing operations at Los Angeles, so as to meet
the line extending south eagterly.
katlnoation meetings have been held IN the prin-
cpls towns throughout the State since the nomfna-
lions Of the Chieago convention had been annOunc-
The harvest Of grain has commenced in the apri-
cultural districts. Accounts are favorable fhe
wheat ana barley product will be Vory large and
probably one-third will require exporting for mar
Returns from the Oregon election come in slowly
me onc1al and reported returns received from Jack
son. Josephine Douglas, UmpQua, Lane Benton
LINN Marion. MultinmOnah, ClackaWas Washing
ton, Barhis Counties. All these counties give I032
votes for the Democratic candidate and 1888 votes for
the Republican. ~
The counties yet to be heard from are Wasso Pellr
CqTyi Goose Columbia, Olatsoss, and TfIlamook
h1ieh last year cast 752 democrat votes an 600 Re
Material changes have taken place this
year IN the counties heard from, some show
ing republican gains over last year, and
others showing republican loses, consequent
~ both parties are hopeful of securing the
member Of Congress this year,
The accounts all agree that such a legisla-
ture---Tepubliesn and -Leeompton dem
oeratic hsTe been elected as will ensure the
defeat Of General Lane and Delszon Smith
Tor reelection to The United States Senate.
Linn county, heretofore strongly Demo-
cratic and the residence of Delazon Smith,
has elected 4 members to the 18th Legisla-
ture, hostile 70 Levi Smith.
Douglas county gave the Democratic Con-
gresEional candidate l36 majority, but elected
wolRepublican Representatives to the Leg
islature.