Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-03
Daily Qatlonal Democrat.

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From CARSON YALLrY.-Tho Territorial
Enterprise of July 28th has the following in.
telligence:
In the earl y part of the week, William
Green started with a party to survey the
route OF ditch to bring the water from
branch of the East Fork of the Carson into
the Sullivan district, the plan Of Introducing
the water of the East Fork itself being aban.
doned for the present.
We have seen a specimen of beautiful
crystalized cinnabar found by one Smith in
the vicinity of Pyramid Lake. few davs
since. 1t is about ninety per cent. pure mer-
curry, and the diseoyerers intend securing the
mine with view to working the same. the
metal being said to exist in large quantities
and easily procurable.
On Monday morning last man called
English Joe, was found lying dead in a small
raylne near Gold Hill
John f. Graves, who was shot short
time since by Allen, lies at Grey & Aliens
ofldSe III a precarious condition, his wounds
Oeln5 likely to prove mortal as stated by US
at the time.
Captain Stone, with five Others, while pros
pectins in the ncighborhood of Carson river
saw number of Indians, who ordered them
back, telling them they would kill any
whites that attempted to penetrate their
country.
The Probate Judge has called an election
in Carson Valley on the first Monday in
August, to elect the following officers: One
memuer of the Legislature Sheriff of the
three Seectmen; County Treasurer; County
Surveyor. Each precinct to elect one Justice
of the Peace, and one Constable.
MINING IN SOUTHERN OREoox.-The Jack
sonyille Sentinel fJune 2Ist, has the follow.
ing items:
The Gold Hill Ish Company commenced
operations in their rich shaft last week, and
the rock taken from the lode SO far, exceeds
in richness anything before discovered.
The lode of johnson, Cupps d Wood, up
Jackson Greek, has yielded prodigiously this
week
The lode on Shively Gulch, belonging to
Holman & Co., almost from the first break
ing OF ground, has promised richly, but this
week positive proof was given of the wealth
of the rock
The Blackwell lead Enthusiastically worked
and pays richly.
The diggings at Whisky Gulch, MongreI
Guch and up the creek, are all paying we'll
About l0) men are engaged in the various
diggings, and in Williamsburg, we are as
sured, that it is next to impossible to hire
baud for laUoring work, during the wecl;
days.
The App!egate digSngs pays regularly as
The weeks flow by, good wages to all EN-
pIoyed there. failure to make paying
wages BY any who were at all Industrious
has never yet been known in that region
From Mexico. The Los Angeles Star pub
fishes the following extract from a letter
dated Mazatlan, June 23d:
Letters from Colma to the 10Th state that
the Liberal force, of 10 900 men, concentra-
ted near Sayula. Miramon, with 5000 men,
was near them on the llth and on the 10Th
the battle was expected. There is a rumor
that the Liberals gained a victory. Don
Placido writes on the 9th from Savula, that
he has the vanguard of the Liberals, and
that they count on a decisive victory Mira.
mon had made other proposals of peace
Offering to swear to the Constitution provi-
ded he should retain command. But the
Liberals will not hear of it. Degollada was
in Guanajuatl with 1000 men, annoying the
dnlajara was very bloody, both sides fighting
with great pravery. The Liberals never
fought so bravely as there
Jecker had written from Coima that on
25th proX. he expected to make an arrange
ment with his creditors, and would remain
with two millions capital
THE KING OF NAPLES AND SIcI1Y--Among
latest ITEMS of European intelligence, we
find the following:
The King of Naples has fallen sick, in
consequence of veXalion at the refusal of
Napoleon to intervene between him and Vie
tor Emanuel
The King of Naples has sent confidential
4ettcrs to Victor Emanuel, Offering him
everything he may demand, provided that
Victor Emanuel will save the island of Sicily
for him, and protect him against the insur-
gents.
The new Neapoltan Ministry has advised
the King to retire temporarily from his king
dom.
The ministerial journal of Turin. under
date Of the 9th June, publishes an article
which is looked upon as a reply to the con-
tidential letters Of the King of Naples The
article says that the victorious natioual
move Of Sicily cannot be repressed in the
resent circumstances; that the King OF Ma
Iles has made his own destiny and that the
new Italian kingdom cannot change its poll
cy by protecting throne which is an OBJ
stacle to the unity of Italy.
The Government of Sardinia continues to
openly favor the expedition of volunteers
going to assist Garibaldi There were 10, 600
troops in Genoa on the 2Sth Of June ready to
start. They were under the leadership OF
stuuchts and some ex -officer5 of the Sardin-
IAN army, who have resigned to ioin Carl
bald. 1t is said that they come from the
Sardinian arsenals; but this is an assertion
not proved.
FmGnTFuL TRAGEDY IN SAN Josr.-Th,
San Jose Reporter has the following:
On Sunday evening last while party O
Callornans were celebrating marriage al
the residence Of Mr.. Henry Bee, an English
man, who has been in San Jose for many
years, an alteration arose among some OF
the guests in relation to the ownership of q
guitar. During the melee a Spanard named
Philip Hernandez fired a pistol at Mr.. Bee.
son john youth of about twenty-one year.
OF age The ball took effect in his head and
Killed him almost instantly. Mr.. Bee then
rushed into the room but another desperate
named Jesus Flores fired Distnl ot him also