New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
Later from California
4RRIvAL or THs ovER1Asn

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND NAtt
H. aAYETTEyILLE, NEE, July 5.The telegraph
The Overland Mail coach, with San Francisco
dates TO june 18TH, arrived here az s O'clock MI
hornlng thprna.g The following ars the names of the
w. Iallach and G.. Callanas This il the iargazf
mafl yet brought overland %
. inc excitement in Arizona In regard to the gold
~ on the Mimbres continues. Many had
lsls @ 1acsen Tor the mines, and more preparing to
ssss inquired for the newspaper and was fafd
sne PRIMER had cleared out to the jq0iuqs
~ ~ w hemoers o. the Provisional Government had
leit, ana talk Of the mines was On every torsTYs
IN tne road talked with nugnher III nerssTs 4
WIG wig haa psen 70 the diggings, and heard various
rep9Els Ia,a ,h nome were leaving pronouncing the
to go back after the rains had set IN N,t enc rss
had any gold dust to exhibit. say ahont fanr
ounces, which he had taken In trade. He anfief.
,;s pssa aolng good trade there, and was very san
gulhe OF me rich yield of the mines 80 soon al
water could be had. At last accounts t,eye yTers.
pat 2 lew pools sufficient to pan out In. and even
ta of cnss @a.sr was very scarce The entire Sec
exist s desert, producing rafEsine- I,o, ~ t,s ~
man or beast can exist r - af 80. ~
The above was handed y The operator by Mir.
hutchinson, one Of the through pasaeHgera M
following summary is received sT fsS' s-Sr#
SAN FRANCISCO, June I5.--Arriyea- a-19sh ay;rs
Harriet, New York. Sailed Morning Star, New
York. - ~ - ~ =
Trade is without particular movement. soraa
few articles are trfe improved but still greatly
within renunerative rates, while the bulk of starle
goods drag heavily, and continue to show down
ward tendency. The demand this week from first
hands shows less animation than during the pre-
eeeding. s
Trade with the country il steady; dealers stock
ing largely, and filling the interior with goods at
low prices Candles have improved half cent
per Id. This has brought sellers forward who are
now offering through the auction rooms Cofee
continues TO rule high. small lots only moving
ia firfIf tfvff r1rr
mand at 50 so per bbf. Linseed Oil has improved
to Soc. and 81. y
Provisions-Pork heavy at slight decline from
last quotations Bacon &c. better since the first Of
| the fortnight; Hams heavy and lower. large
lot OF Reynolds Patent offered at auction. Butter
steady with better feeling. Lard irmer without
| quotabie change Rice moderately active at an
advance Sprits--Foreign quiet; Domestic DUH
and dropping. Raw Sugars more active at low
rates China No. i. 7Ic.; Refined qniet at l24c FOR
crushed. Teas and Wines unchanged.
"A special election is to be held in the city and
county Of San Francisco on the Sd Of July. to de-
eide whether $780, COO in bonds shall be issued to-
wards building the Sam Francisco and San Jose
Railroad.
The Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company are
! commencing operations at Los Angeles, so as to
meet the line extending southeasterly from Vsaa
on the Butterfield route. The Company state that
continuous line from San francisco to Los Anae-
| es-four hundred and eighty nliles-wiIl be in on
4 GRAFTON by the middle of July.
Ratification meetings have been held in the prin-
cpal towns through0ut the State since the nomina-
l tons Of the Chicago Convention were announced
| The harvest of grain has commenced In the agrf-
cultural districts. An accounts are extremely
4 favorable. The wheat and barley product will be
unpre edentedly large, and probably one-third
will require exporting for market
Returns from the Oregon election come in
slowly. Official and reported returns received from
jackson, Josephine, Douglas, Umpqua, Lane, Ben
ton, Linn, Marion, Muitnemah, Claekamus, Wash
ington and Barnhill counties-in all these counties
1882 votes for the Democratic candidate for Com
gress, and 1888 votes for the Republican.
The counties yet to be heard from are Wasco,
i Polk, Curry Goose, Columbia, Clatsop and TiIla-
4 mock, which last year cast 752 Democratic votes
4 and 600 Republican votes. #S
4 Material changes have taken place this year IN
counties heard froni-some showing Republican
gains on last year, and others material Repu bcan
losses consequently both parties hopeful of se-
curing the member of Congress this year.
The accounts all agree that such q Legislature,
Republican and anti -Lecompton Democratic, has
been elected, as will insure the defeat Of Gen.
Lane and Delazon Smith for rejection TO the United
States Senate.
Linn county, heretofore strongly Democratic, and
the residence Of Deazon Smith, has elected -four
members to the Legislature hostile to Lane and
Smith. ]
. Douglas county gave the Democratic Congress
siona candidate l36 majority, but elected two
Republican Representatives TO the Legislature.
There is no other news from Oregon.
The Port Townsend Register. of the 9Th of June
continues to predict the danger of the Northern
settlements.
British Columbia dates of the 9th have little
news of Importance. The ship Lawson had arrived
at Victoria, from China, with seventy Chinese pas
, sengers. The Leonidas and Daniel Elliott were
j, overdue with six hundred more of the same kind
Of passengers. Taxable property in Victoria ID es
i timated at 81 500, 900. 4ssi S
/ Frazer river mining news is encouraging ang
5 the mining population rather increasing, withou
i reckoning the rush of Cinnamon.
! Washoe mining matters since the apparent ces
sation of the Indian are wearing an improved
aspect, with considerable emigration in that di
/ recton. The mining accounts continue good, ant
doubts of the wonderful richness of several silve
mines are no longer expressed.
: The gold mines are also receiving increased at
tention, and in the opinion of many are Of mucl
] more importance than those Of silver.
! LATEST VIA YIsALLA.-san Francisco, June l6
O. p. M.-No arrivals. Sailed--G Galatea, Caao
Large auction sale was held today with the follow
ing quotations 600 half bbls extra clear pork in
. spected, 50 20 to 50 80; stsl casks Reynolds pa
tent hams, 81 to 95s.; 1000 boxes candles, lS :,
lsac 1000 dozen Baldwin B Myers pie fruits
!, s. 25. No other news.