The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-10
Later from California.
App,ykt Or Tut OVERLAND MAIL.

FAYErTK,nLk, Ark, July 8, 1860
The overland mail coach. with San Francisco dates to
June Is, arrived here nine O'Clock this morning.
Ban FRANCISCO June 1s-Noon
Arrived l7th bark "Pierre," Melbourne Sailed 18th,
United States soop ofwr Cyane, Panama; Gaatia, Shall
ba; 18th, Star King, Sydney.
Information reached this place on the evening Of the
10th that the election in Oregon has resulted In the sue
cess Of Mr. Logan republican candidate for Congress- by
one hundred and ny majority, and that the Legislature
elect stands folowsIn respect " the contest for
United Stats Scna,ors-democrats favor Of lane and
Smith sixteen opposition democrats, elected by republi
anti Iecompton fusion twenty one; republicans
elected by fusion thirteen This intelligence comes
from q democratic source the Jacksonville Sentinel,
which paper remarks "The democracy has lost every
thing but honor"
II understood in California that ths result will insure
the election Of H. Baker republican and anti Iecomp
democrat the United States Senate in August, when
the Oregon Legislature meets.
Preparai lbns are making which II is believed will re-
establish the pony express permanent footing W.
W Fnney, who left Carson Valley more than week ago.
,oestock the route is expected to return with favora
BILE report the disposition OF the Indians and means
OF protection provided that the next express may
start eastward Friday, The 22d instant. The Indians
on the express and in Western Utah generally are
int undated Of the recent demonstrations but
10 confidence put in their remaining pcaceab!o. The
warriors have only led beyond reach TIL ,he volunteers
leave Geld and the Inhabitants again unprotected
IL II said that application is to be made TO the general
government authorizing Colonel Jack Hayes to raise
reg rrcut of volunteers 10 follow up and chasse the In
| cians until rermaI snt peace rs established.
There has been local FOR week past OF inte.
| rest abr DAD rything II quiet In California.
Considerable silver continues arrive at San Fran
cisco from tile wssbce mines notwithstanding coss
cents yer pound to pack the game over the noun
MI payieson the agent OF tho Ro,hschids purchas.
ing the fast received FOR shipment to England,
pay ing from two three thousand dollars per ton Every
Ia ng indicates that the roads the noun
tains become psssabe FIR the receipts o from
the various claims In the Cainsock lead viii be very
large probably several million dollars worth during 'he
| summer.
III following is teiegrsphed to yzaiia,-
| San FRANCISCO, June ~, 1860,
| Via yzAuA 18th. 10 Z. n. J
No arrivais Sailed, Star King, Hong Kong. There 10
scarcely any trade today There Is good demand Tor
| money and the meet updoubted securities exacted.
The old attachment Law Is 10 be revived on the Zstn
Busn firms still circumstances viii be forced into
liquidation BY H. Scott, Van Tyne Co., and WIN Haw.
ley Co.. Of Maysvie, have already stopped causing tne
failure Of r. r. brewster, Of San Francisco, whose ab
are upwards Of $500 600 They bsye confessed judy
ment for 500 COO protecting various parties ID tne
next tea days every snsonha VII , 80 ~ eopetcd
The Steamer Pacific arrived last evening with dates
from Portland and Northern Oregon 70 the 12th not 80
late as the telegraph news received overland from the
greater portion az the State but additional advces rom
mote counties. The election returns are incomplete nal
tiers look for the democracy than previously report
ed The jacksonville Sentinel Of the 10th says the prooa
b,rs favor the election Of the democratic candidate foI
Congress BY small majority. All parties oonoeoe wen
bers Ia the legislature against eshteen 70 twenty regu
democrats, giving the control to the opposition.
sAS FRANCISCO, June I'LL p. NJ
The steamer John l. Stevens sails 10 morrow, takin
sbsui 900 passengers 81 900 for New York and ga
COO for England.