Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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100000 IN SPEClg on TIE WAY TO NEW YORK.
ST. JOSEPH Mo, Nov. 2.-The pony express, with
dates TO the 2st from California, arrived yesterday
There is no news of interest The San Francisco
ket is quiet with but few changes of interest Domestic
LIQUORS are good deal lower. Whisky 42f, and pure
spirits 80 cents alcohol 20 cents-but other goods
nain much as last quoted, with limited transactions
The weather is rainy and the wet may be con
sdered opened. Wheat continues 10 come in very large
y 81 80 is the top OF the market for the best shipping
Qualities with tendency in buyers favor. The ship
Tropic is taken up for New York.
The steamship Cortez sailed the goth ut for Pana-
ma with 81 O22 SO in treasure. or this s9ll 900 was
destined New York 80 900 for England and $4,000
for Panama The Cortez also took silver ore TO the val
ne of $50 600 and $50 passengers.
The funeral Of Brgader-General Clark, on the 10Th,
was attended by all the military anda large concOurse
Of citizens
Sailed from San Francisco on the sth ship Oracle for
Liverpool carrying 600 sacks of wheat bark Beatty
Direbscb, for Cork carrying 1000 hasacks dour and
600 sacks wheat bark Constance for New zealand car
ryng 600 sacks wheat lumber and other California
products l9h bark Trent for Liverpool, carrying equiv
alent 70 . 600 barrels -four.
The wreck of the steamer Granada (which is the YES.
sci lost of the heads instead Of the ship Meteor
sold on the 18th for 400 to the California Steam Nav
gation Company. The general impression is that the
engines can be removed Injured and will be worth s4O
OOO
Col Baker United States Senator elect from Oregon,
arrived at San Francisco the 18TH aud will leave on
the lth Of November for Washington.
Col Bea has been officially notified Of his succession
to the command Of the Department Of California, BY the
death Of Gen. Clarke.
Adyices from Portland Oregon to the Sth inst, state
that bill providing fora Congressional election in O;o-
Der next had passed the lower houses Of the Legislature
The Objects to uuly the late Congressional election
when a Breckenridge Democrat was chosen.
The Dallas Mountaiueer contains letter written from
the Amuta Indian Reservation, by the Superintendent
on the 50 of October giving an account Of another To-
dian massacre. The letter says
yesterday two brothers, named Keith, arrived here,
reporng that the train which they belonged had been
been attacked by the Shohones or BaDack tribe of In
daps that large number emgrants had been killed,
and the remainder driven away from their wagons aud
scattered The arrived here much exhausted hay'
ing subsisted on some dried horse meat for twenyoue
DAYS. The names Of the murdered are as follows
~ Myers Vim. Autey, Lewis lawson Justice Oreese,
Charles Cers1er Elijah Otter and his wife, three daugh'
tiers and one son.
when the brothers Keith left the train there were
alive joseph MYERS wife and eve children, A, Norman
wife and i've children Daniel Chase wife and three chill
dreu. Samuel Gleason, Charles Jefy Mr.. hunsay, and
six children of Elijah Otter.
"When last heard from, they had nothing TO eat
Some have been sent to their assistance, and
il "a hoped will arrive 10 time 10 them from starva
ion The attack was made between Salmon Falls and
Font Baise If they are yet alive, the supplies will cave
them
Correspondence from Dallas, dated October 10TH says
Col Wright had ordered Cap ain Dent with one hun
dred and fifty men, into the Snake country. They were
10 start on that dsy. l. doubtful, however they
could release any of the survivors, many OF whom were
women and children.