The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Overland c.I,so,,,, ~,

Arrival of the Overland California Mail.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June 29.-The Overland Cali
lorna Mall OF the Sth inst, with teegraphic ad
wees OF the 9Th has arrived here Nothing def
mite had been done about restoring the pony ex
press route. There had been no more fighting be
tween Col. Hayes and the Indians. despatch
from capt Stewart, commanding the forces at Car
son valley, states that the hostile Indians had nro
oa6iy all fled beyond the reach of the troops.
Ex-senator Haun died at San Francisco on the
9th of congestve chills the effect of disease onn
tracted on the voyage from Washington
The contribution of San Francisco for furnisb;ro
suRgples ior COL Hays troops amounted to 81 ono
The full list OF persons killed bv the Indians In
carson Valley numbers eighty
The pony express which left on the 25th. returned
to Carson Valley. ' ~''' NV
Juoge Terry, who is under indictment for killino
senator Broderick, has applied for a change oi
venue venue, on the ground that be cannot obtain fair
tTlal at San Francisco.
Four ships had arrived from China. br;nrino
1,50O passengers. sDs
=, important mineral discoveries are reported in
kiawith County. " "
Partial returns from Oregon bavo boa, rooo..,
jackson county gives Shiel, Democrat, for Con.
gress, $50; Logan, Republican, 463. The antira
Democratic Legislative ticket is chosen. Josa'
Phlne county gives Shel 29s, and Logan l37.N
Logan gains in Josephine 100 over last Year. when
ne was defeated by l6 majority. The returns in.
dicate the probability of legislature being chosen
that will elect two Republican Senators. 0O0'N
oan Bias, Mexico, dates of the l3th state that
NJ
their crews and taken possession of the nIace and
we're holding itagainst the Liberals. The acting
Governor and Custom House officers had orantad
an olleer from British man-of-war the privilege
~ u. L'aA.ns Mexcan schooner and putting an Eng
IiSh crew on board, for the purpose of smuggling
silver up the coast. eeNa
SAN FRANcIsco, June 9th.-Twenty men. well
armed left for Carson Valley to-day escortipp the
fony Express. They will proceed to meet the ex-
presses, by the way re establishing the route, and
leaving men and animals at the stations The In
dams have fled from Pyramid Lake without pivino
nght and the volunteers called out to chastse them
will disband.
A Joint Electoral Ticket Proposed i'm New
York.
New YORK, June 30.-The Mozart Hall Demo.
cratic General Committee recommend the forma-
tlon OF a joint electoral ticket in New York and
idency. '-'
The following are the resolutions adopted:
feSotred, That we earnestly recommend the nom
NATION OF Joint electoral ticket in this State to
De supported by the united Democracy of the State
ana 10 winch we would invite the suffrages of ali
VINO desire the downfall of sectionalism and the we'll
oelng OF our country; that such concert of action
Is emnently In accordance with the provisions of
the Constitution, which regards rather the trumnh
p principles than the success of individuals and is
the oest means of preserving our Government from
becoming the mirror to reflect the ':irrepressible
conllict OF Black Republican leaders,
HeSot1ea, Ihat ii, however, it is mpracticable to
accohPilsh such union, and if the contest in this
9tate becomes one in which the cohorts of Black
are found united on one side, and
national men are divided under separate banners on
the other 1t is clearly the duty of the National De-
nocracy to rally around the standard of the strong
est OF these detached parties on the field and as we
1een that preponderance of the popular masses are
argely in iavor Of Stephen A. Douglas, we would |
N that alternative, and to prevent the caamitous
esults Whlch would ensue upon the success of Lin
20 inln, sacrltce any we might have and give MIR. !
,feso1ed, That we view John C. Breckinrdge as |
nlgn-toned Democrat, eminently national in his
principles and entirely deserving the confidence of
he American people; that we respect the ability
IND talents of Mr.. Douglas, land without deciding be-
ween the fitness of these two candidates, we Shall
ally to the standard of the latter in order to save
ne state from being made the means for the triumph
}, Lincoln and the party which would inevitably
md civil discord - 'h