Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-25
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Arrival of the Pony--Dates to the 18th.


[From the San Francisco Gazette The
Pony Express arrived this morning at s o.
clock.
ST.. JosEpH, Oct 13th.-It is announced on
authority that the Pony Express will be con-
timed through the winter
Col. Derear, commander of Seventh Begi-
ment, was presented in New York with a
silver service valued at $1,000.
The Prince of Wales arrived at New York
on the 10th and was received by Gen Scott,
city officials and citizens.
The Hosiery factory on Ida Hill, Troy, was
destroyed by fire on llth. Loss $4,000.
Capt. Lathrop of ship South Shore with
the Key West negroes, arrived at Monrovia,
August 9th. los died on the passage
By the arrival of the Desota from Havana,
we learn that the slave steamer City of Nor
folk, had landed 500 Africans. Soon there
after she was headed seaward with full head
of steam on, with the expectation that she
would founder. The current set her ashore
near Sierra Marena, where she was discover
ed 10y Spanish war vessel, also 500 negroes
and crew. The remainder of the negroes
had been sold, and the crew were sent to
Key West.
Henry Lowe, who committed forgery to
100000 on Colonial Bank of Barbados. a
few years since, was arrested in New York
on the 10Th
The Court of Appeals at Albany, N. Y,
has decided the case of .Vanrensallar and
Church against the anti-renters in favor of
the landlords.
A dispatch from Augusta. Georgia, says
the receipt of the election news from Penn
sylvania and Indiana has created profound
sensation among parties.
The Carolnians are mounting their hats
with cockades.
A dispatch from Philadelphia to the Tri-
bune intimates that Morton McMichael will
probably be United States Senator in place
of Bigler.
F. p Tracy, one of the California delegates
to the Chicago Convention, died at Lowvilc,
New York, on the lst, after sickness of
about week. He was native of New
foundland
Mr.. Yonccy spoke at the Cooper Institute,
N. Y, on the 10th, to an immense gathering
of people. While speaking the question was
put to him, whether Lincolns election would
be cause 70: the secession of the South To
w biah ha ons,yaraJ pLot lo l loI;o..l = a. .
right of secession, and if Lincoln should
bring in federal bayonets to force his "irrc-
pressible conflict" he would join lis State to
resist Mr.. Yancey spoke in Boston on the
llth.
Union Convention was held in the 9TH
Congressional District of New Jersey, on the
10th; it was resolved inexpedient to make
a nomination. Mr.. Pennington was censured
for voting for Sherman as Speaker
Erastus Corning was nominated for Con-
gress on the 10Th, by Convention at Albany,
N. Y. The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention which met at Little Valley, N. Y,
nominated S NJ. Durnell, of Chattauga coun-
ty, for Congress.
Re turns from over 60 counties in Indiana
indicate that the Republican majority on the
State ticket will reach 5000. The Legisla
ture will stand nearly as follows: Senate
Republican majority of s; House of Repre-.
sentatives, 5S Republicans, ~ Democrats
giving the Republicans a majority of ovel
20 on joint ballot, which SECURES the election
Of Republican U. s. Senator In the Seeont
District, Crovens (Dem) is elected by 200
maj. over Davis, Independent Wing. In the
Fourth District, Holman Dem is elected by
400 maj. The Congressman remain the same
as the present Congress, viz: Dem 4, Rep
7.
In Ohio, for Congress, Democrats and /;
Republicans. Brinkerhoff' S majority will b,
is. 600
The Philadelphia Bulletin claims MAORI
ty for Curtin, in the State of Pennsylvania
of $4,000, and that the Legislature vii
stand as follows: Senate, 25 Reps. to Dems,
and the House, 81 Reps. to SO Dems. Bailey
Dem) is elected TO Congress in the l6tl
District, Instead Of Jenkins, Rep. Stewar
Rep) is probable elected to Congress in tn,
Goth District, instead of Lazer (Dem.) as an
nounced.
OMAHA, Oct. l2th.-Returns from twelv,
counties in Nebraska, give Daley, Republi-
can, 1877 majority over Morton, Democrat -
The ten counties yet to hear from gave sos
Democratic majority last year. Morton's
election is claimed by the Nebraskian The
House is Republican by small majority and
the Council probably Democratic.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct "a.
StaameLiN XVasbinCton arrived tbis morn.