The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

81. Jonx's, N. r. Nov. N,-Ihe steamship
Arsgo, from Southampton i4th for New York,
WAS intercepted off Cape Race ut o'clock
Friday evening, by the News Yatch. Inc Trans
mission OF her News has been delayed by m In
terruption on the wires.
The Arago experienced westerly winds most
The Prince Of Wales had not arrived when
the Arago LEFT.
Ad,ices from China state that negotiations
for settlement were delayed by question Of
money. The allies were marching ON Pekin,
where Sang Kec Linsen is stationed with large
force.
The army reached Yang Tain Yeh on the
10th. 1000 troops were left to protect Ten
Sicn. The rebels were inactive. Trade WAS
obstructed by the rebels nj Canton.
Victor Emmanuel was to leave for Sicily on
the nth inst.
There was no fresh intelligence respecting
the negotiations for the capitulation Of Gseta
II was stated that the Neapolitans entered the
Papal States through the treachery OF theiI
general. General Guyon considered his POSI-
| ton untenable.
Garibaldi, In his proclamation, tells his com.
panions to be ready TO follow him again, rs q
fresh conflict was likely to break out In Italy
within o short time, when million OF mef
would be wanted.
the siege works were actively continued be
fore Gaeta. fthe garrison did not capituiate
| bombardment would commence. Francis "
rejected the proposal to eyacuate, on thu
ground that he had still LETT thirteen thous
land troops in Gaeta. He also relies on TN
strength Of his position.
Arrival Of the Pony Express.
sr. JOSEPH, No., Nov. 23.-The Pony Ex
press from San Francisco 10th has arrived.
The members of the Legislature stand Sen
ate-o Douglas, s Breckinridge, Republican
Housc-4O Douglas, n breckenridge, 10 he
publican. Ofthe IL Senators who hold over
| II are understood to be Douglas, Republican
and Breckinridge.
ed In San Francisco:
PoRr KEARSEr, Nov. 25.-The PonyiExpres'
| from San Francisco has arrived.
The total vote for President, 80 far as heard
from was Ill, Sis, OF which Lincoln had
81. $50, Douglas 5000, Breckinridge 81 ,2l6,
and Bell SOS. This Is considered most Ia
yorable account for Douglas. Other reports
place him n thousand votes behind Lincoln.
The returns yet 10 come In will probably de-
crease Lincoin's vote, but Il Is generally con-
ceded that the state has gone for Lincoln.
| A despatch from Ureks, near Oregon, ofthe
18th, says that the latest adyices from Oregon
give Lincoln 80 majority. The douglas .ote
was @ 900 behind that Of breckenridge: Three
small counties are ~ be heard from which can
not much vary the result.
The Pony Express with the result OF the Pres,
idential election In the Yankee States, reached
Fort Churchill telegraph station on the 18th.
II was published in the San Francisco, papers
the next morning at 0 O'Clock, having been siI
days In going from st. Joseph.
The news created great sensation:
Epinara. a Lower California Fillibuster, had
been killed In fight.
A letter from walla wslla, Oregon. dated
Nov. Sd, says that Capt. Dent, who had been tc
the scene of the massacre Of the emigrant par
~ by the Indians found dozen OF them alive,
whohad been subsisting upon the dead bodies o.
their companions One family named Myers,
consisting of the mother and five children, to
gether with brother In law, were subsisting
upon the dead body Of husband and father
Several persisted from starvation.