The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25
NEWS,
J, :, i ior the Richmond DtspatcA. /


n & rERAPHU NEWS.
Ia for The Richmond Dispatch.1
RE Overland Man. =
No. June -, lSeO.--Tha over.
,seasssa~ san rraacieco arrived yxu4or.
- ~ and brlags the folloWsne eam-
wsisE, ~ nom tAe Paci1c coass:
re Sc,s,sn June 1 iSon--TAe mail T..
s.x leaves CalttofniA IN the mldst
.ia msssi,ement on account OF The Indian
M Sc 10 Western , usaa. Ihs var there
- % sgss,.rs have made attacks on ar.
ss "a ~ whites - yAr soutAWard -
q ~ and northwar ~ TAR - Aoney
l. s. On the pony express and Salt
b ssa -,uls are known 70 have hem
B IL s&, the necessary men from their
sc Wv on the en- terprfse ~ Il ought to
sssssr ,hese circumstances, the pouy
les ~ sssr, discon tiaaed until sucA Time
- - An pe resumed without jeopardix-
lssF,sres ofia patrons.
iss Is ADV Of the ladiAns Are conceu.
81 ,-asa,ly defeated.
81 81 s ,,,er al ned thai over one hul dred
81 sE-s k,Iled an that actos. They are
N. ~ III armed. and according to inf,r.
ase .ois - csn b. relied upon, furnished
80 ,,ss Hsy., number $50 ~ A,OW war
= ss nit. Col. Hays, with party Of
sp.,luu,e.rs. aud Capt. Steward, with
50 .,s,r,e~n United States troops, started
..sa valley for the Indian hsadQ uar.
- E,l!...a,' station. ON Carson RIVER,
4 . srs, IuC,su murders occurred.
81 fgf@ WAYS rSrty came upon party Of
aas. 80 s;tsc ked and defeated them, Kill.
Isa,sns. Among the killed 10 one
ss...,ns, chiefs. Two Of the voluu.
aeuaaed On the 3tst the regulars
ss.,,ssrs marched for Pyramid Lake.
a,ss 81 inst; they confidently expec: to
81 General battle with the main BODY
s,svsKes.
=. n cor men are unsuccessful in striG-
s.s,,ryaeiming blow. the most severe
=, xsr ever kaown on this coast - inevi-
.s4,, Of the disturbances has been to
-. Ali the mining populat ton Of the
10 r.r,oa. now mum beriuE seven or eight
I'D mer, within very small space in
.T.lsj;, Of the settlements.
-...nr IS called for this evening in San
$50. 10 raise supplies and prov isicEs, to
r.x.rded 10 the volun teefs now engaged
!. jpdisn var Much feeling 10 manifest.
a he snhleci
=. rony express, with St. Louis dates Of
.,.h Of Nav now five days overdue, has
rived. sad probably has teen cut of BY
,..jians
INV expresse. Of the 18th and 25th of
:, i,s.sd through Carson Valley, on their
-.v eastward, and Ii is hoped got safely
,.gas Indian infested portion of the route.
u ,nursheusion is felt Tor their SAFETY
~ sssh have about one hundred aud fifty
'.IsxsUill stage Was robbed Of ST., goo. in
t.ra: Wells. Fargo i Co.'s Express, on the
saI- BY six highwaymen.
-ysoney has not been recovered, but was
-s.iy paid by the Express Company.
isneral demonstration OF rejoicing has
= held in Iha, porsioE of San Francisco
trd by The SSn.lllon claim. recently re.
.. BY The United States Supreme Court.
j IL snip Sierra Nevada, which sailed for
YORK; on the 2IIh nit, took over ,2GO
L.. II wool, s.t<'0 bags of wheat, 5000 hides.
sels:si picked up cargo.
1 ar- IL Nevada on the 18th nit. DESTROYED
zilss valued AZ Sl3 700.
,.rs is received from Oregon to the 2ist
.sd 10 II, 34lh from British Columbia.
/ =. Intelligence from Oregon is of little in
IL, VIII operative political con ttst Is GO
| lg betwssE tie regular Democrats and the
sssi.cans. who are trying 10 fuse with the
f.sLec0mpion Democrats. The strife is to
- United States Senators In place Of Gen.
AMI D-iaz1n Smith, who are supports
L regular Democrats.
| + crops throughout Washington Terri
are reported 10 be progressing favorably.
Congressional.
! LEXINGTON, June 2.-Senafe.-Mr. La
| Il Cal. offered a resolution directing
| s-sretary Of the Senate to pay the remaae.
| G. he salary of the late Senator Brode-
4 his sssignees. Referred.
! J. house blIl for the relief Of q township
-4sais, was called mp; but much confu-
4e-sued, many Senators being on the floor
tx, making separate motions.
Mason, q Va, moved to proceed to Ex.
s.Is srss.0a, SIS ne believed that unless this
vas spent IN considering Executive bu-
e he Senate would be detained here next
Ia
.aa7. Yulee, Of Fla and Trumbull. of
e. .aought that the Legislative business
As1 h~ finished before the Executive bust
d Is The latter could 60 over until the next
MI
anotion for an Executive session was de-.
-, here being only one vote ia the affirm
n
IL Fitch (Ind.) reported a resolution sup
''aary 10 one already passed, providin &
: he Secretary Of the Interior shall con-
x ioE he cree ZION or purchase Of Gov
a--fI Printing Bureau, instead Of the SUI
Z -'s,leut o! The Public Printing, as pro.
- .Or IN the recent law. Passed.
z-ss-Mr. Morris (Ili) asked, but failed
VAR .ease 10 introduce resolution per-
a1s committee of three TO investigate,
ia he recess Of Congress, all the facts rel
We 70 Mr.. FOwler's deIalca,ion.
70 notion Of MIR. Burcb, the unfinished
.lness YVES transferred To the next session.
De House passed-yeas Sc, nays 62-the
'BIion reported on Wednesday,, by Mr..
iiey, Is amended by Mr.. Burnett. 1t pro-
reports of the Committee on Expenditures
De Navy Depar tment, and the resolutions
'-0h adopted by the House, together with
AZ hunter Of the majority aud minority
'fis, aud the testimony taken before the
-niitee on Public Expenditures relative to
BIC printing, be printed tor the use Of the
'se Z, well rs the majority report made
spring by Mr. Bocock, on the alleged cor
hons III The Navy Department; psortded
these reports. resolutions and ties timOny
tlh III one volume with the reports and
mony Of the Covode Investigation Com
:. Alley, OF Mass, from the Post.Onice
miLtee, reported bill authorising post.
9niraet from New Orleans TO Mobile
nd the Mexican gulf, touching at twelve
q, according to Mr.. Butterfield's PROPOSE.
ferred TO the Committee Of the Whole on
tate Of the Union.
:. Washburne, Of Ill, reported from thu
.srence Committee on the Post. Once lie.
ncy bill, that they were unable 10 agree
asked 10 be discharged from further ser,
and that the House insist On its amend.
IL, with verbal alterations, restoring the
I'd se'vice, discOntin ued in March, 1859
pI where the same expired by limitation
approved service furnished by railroads OF
.wise, retaining the Isabel steamer con
Z clause; the Postmaster General not 70
STARRED from disseminating or curtailiug
s.ryice in accordance with the existing
y. Miles, Of S. c.. said it was almost Ger
hat the Senate would not agree 70 the
lie
Ii. Washburne, Of ILL.,, had every reason to
,1l favorable result.
Is notion was agreed to-yeas rs, nays not
.sed ~
The Presidential Nominations.
'AshisGTON, June 24.-Aii the candidates
As Presidency and Vice. p Tesidency were
s-a1ed iasi night.
saeias made q speech, Ia which he con.
! -Asd Congressional intervention with slav-
/. The Territories, aud IAuded nOn-Inter-
s%'t, which he would carry out at all ha1.
- Intervention means disuniOn.
a'emaIks were usiastically received.
.,sa1y IL full OF returning delegates.
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