, 1860-10-19
Fugitive Slave Riot in Ohio.
General News.

By the arrival of the Overland Mail yes,
terday, we have late and important news
from the Atlantic States and Europe.
The following summary of news was teIe-
graphed from Sacramento to Yreka for the
Portland Daily Advertiser:
YREKA, Oct. 0.
The Pony Express from St. Joseph ar.
rived at Miller's Station yesterday morning,
bringing ST. Louis dates to Sept. 26. The
steamship Adriatic with European advices
to Sept. IL, arrived at New York Sept "a
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 26, 1860.
Devins and the assistants who were car
rying the mails between Santa Fe and Ell
Passo, weEe murdered by band of Nava-
joe Indians; the mail and coach we're torn
to pieces. \The Navajoes killed one child
and carried off three others, near Santa
Clara.-~Col Berry had employed 800 war
riors to fight the Navajoes The independ-
ent volunteer campaign against the Indians
was progressing finely.
The U. S. Marshal and two deputies,
while attempting to arrest three fugitive
slaves in Morrow county, Ohio, were beset
by a mob of negroes and whites, armed
with guns and pistols, and severely han
died. They were fred upon and returned
the fire, shooting off the fingers of one Of
the rioters. The fugitVes escaped.
The schooner Neptune capsized off the
coast of Maine, on the oath September
The captain and crew were lost in the surf.
La Mountain, the celebrated eranaut
ascended in a balloon at Albany, New
York, recently, and in attempting to land
at JOnesboro Mass, was dashed against a
stone wall and fatally injured.
The schooner J. A. Taylor arrived at
New Orleans on the 24th Sept, bringing
twenty-eight Of Walkers men.
The irrepressible" Seward made q
speech at St. Joseph, Mo-, on the 22d ult.
Douglas addressed a crowd of 1000 per-
sons at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 23d ult.
He had an enthusiastic reception.
A dispatch from Washington says that
the accounts Of Brigham Young, as Super
intendent Of Indian Affairs in Utah, have
just undergone long and searching scru-
tiny, and that they show be is defaulter
to the government to a considerable extent
A special agent has been dispatched to
undertake the recovery Of the money.
Morrisy has become peace man. He
says be is not going 10 fight any more, un-
less somebody hits him.
The population of Paris is given at
l,569,SOo souls. By 1870, Paris will be
overtaken by New York.
Adam Glosbrenner has been appointed
private Secretary to President Buchanan
The New York Herald is astonishing
the country with an unusual display of po-
litical consistency. 1t is still for Bell, and
has now been round month, at least, in
his service.
A boiler exploded at Wallace's marble
works in Pittsburg, Sept. "a, killing and
wounding number Of persons.
Official adVices from Washington an
nounce the contemplated departure of sew
eral thousand troops from Vera Cruz
against Mexico.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Several European Powers have protested
against the invasion of the States of the
Church. 1t is thought France would in
tervene.
twenty-five thousand troops have enter
ed Umbra.
The town of Rosario has been taken,
and l 200 Germans who were within the
fortress made prisoners.
GARIBALDI IN NAPLEs.-Garibald enter
ed Naples with his Staff alone one the 9Th,
amidst the greatest enthusiasm. A provis-
ional government was formed, Garibaldi,
exercising the power of Dictator, appointed
General Perino commandant of the feet
and arsenal, and proclaimed Victor kman-
uel King of Naples. The capitulation of
the fort was expected to follow immediate
ly. Garibaldi found 100000 livres in
the bank of Naples.
Insurrections have taken place in the
Papal States, the troops being defeated by
the insurgents. A panic prevailed at
Rome. The Sandman flag was flying from
all the forts at Naples.
II The Massacre.