, 1860-07-10
BY TELEGRAPH,
Great Republican Triumph in Oregon.
Republican CongreAsman and Hepub.
lic4n U. s. Senators.

FArEr7Ev1LLx, Ark, JULY s.-The Overland
Mail coach, with San Francisco dates to June
18th, arrived here at nine o'clock this morning.
Information reached that city on the evening
Of tue 10th, that the election in Oregon has re-
sulted in the success Of Mr. Logan, Republican
candidate for Congrsss by 15o majority, and
that The Legislature elect stands as follows in
respect to the contest for U. =. Senators Dem
ocrats in favor Of Lane oud Smith, lG; Opposi
tton Democrats elected by Republican and anti.
Lecomptou fusion, 81 Republicans elected by
same fusion, 13. This intelligence Gomez from
Democratic source, the Jacksonville Sentinel
which paper remarks: "The Democracy has
lost everything but honor"
1t is understood in California, that this result
will insure the election Of Col. E. D. Baker, Re-
publican, to the United States Senate in August,
when the Oregon Legislature meets.
Preparations are making which it ia believed
will re establish the Pony Express on pe1ma-
nent footing.
". ". Finney, who left Carson Valley more
than week ago, to re stock the route, IL ex-
pccted 10 return with favorable report as to
The disposition Of the Indians and means OF pro-
tect,on provided 30 that the next Express may
start eastward on Friday, the aod inst. The
1noians On the Express route, and in western
Utah, generally are intimidated on account Of
the recent demonstrations, but confidence il
put in their remaining reaceable. The warriors
hare only fed beyond reach till the volunteers
leave the field, and the inhabitants are again
unprotected.
It il said that an application is to be made to
the general government authorizing Col Jack
Uayes 70 raise regiment of volunteers to fol-
low up and chastise the Indians until permanent
peace is established.
The following is telegraphed to Visalia:
SAN Francisco. June 10, via Tisalia, l7th,
10 r. M.-The old attachment law is to be
revived on the 23th. Business firms in stiff
circumstances will be forced into liquidation
by
Scott, Van Byue i Co., and Vim. Hawley l.
Co., o. Aarysville, have already stopped carry
ing down. Il. L. Brewster, Of San Francisco.
has failed; liabilities Of latter house upwards OF
$500, 900. They hare confessed judgment for
$1V0.ooo. protecting various parties. In the
By the board.
The Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Line was
completed 10 Visalia yesterday.
The steamer Pacific arrived Inst evening.
Dates from Portland and Northern Oregon 10
18th not go late as telegraphic news received
by overland from the greater portions OF the
State; but additional advices from remote
counties.
Election returns still incomplete. Matters
look better for Democrats than previously re.
ported.
The Jacksonville Sentinel Of the 10th says
the probability is in favor of the election Of the
Democratic candidate for Congress by Il small
majority. All parties concede rs to 80 anti
Lecompton and Republican members of the
Legislature against is to 23 regular Democrats,
giving the control to the Opposition.
San Francisco, 19.-The steamer John L.
Stephens sails TOMORROW. tAkiug $50 passengers
aud Il 400, 900 for New York.