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BEDFORD COUNTY, s..

June 30, 1860.
, 1860-06-22
European News.

HALIFAX May l6.-The steamer Europa,
from Liverpool Of the 5th, via Queenstown
to the 9th, arrived at IL o'clock last night.
Lord John Russell had stated that the
English proposition for the settlement Of
the San Juan difficulty had been rejected
by the American Government, aud future
action depends upon Secretary Cass' reply
10 the last English dispatch.
Rumors were current of renewed troubles
in the interior of Sicily. Spain grants q
general amnesty. \
IrALY.-The King of Sardinia was at
Bologne, and had received an enthusiastic
reception. Arrests continued at Messina
Naples was quiet Garibalda has not gone
to Sicily, Cavour having dssuaded him
therefrom. The Governor G. General of Hun
gary is said to have given great offence to
the Hungarians by the arrogance of his
course.
LATEsT.-Mazzina has issued a procla.
nation to the Siciians, urging them to
unite with Victor Emanuel. The Paris
Bourse says no decision has as yet been
taken as to the evacuation of Rome.
The Patagonian missionary steamer
" Allen Gardner" " has been captured by the
natives, and all hands killed except one.
, 1860-06-22

Up to this time, over twenty bodio, :,
those who fell in the. first ill-fated eynoS; ~
tion have been found, and among them % tba,
of Major Ormsby. l only hear of tbrsa ~
these being recognized-McCloud Mo-
ty and Elliott. None of them were scaInoJ
but much mutilated with stones. etc 'O'
An accident occurred in camp nm a.
evening of the LIST. Private Fletcbar ~
the Virginia Rifles, went to take bis rn,, ~
from the stock, when another gun falI w. w.
the hammer of his, which caused il n y" y"
of. The ball passed through his nacE
causing almost instant death.
The latest news Of Captain Storv,s con
dition, in twenty hours after receiyino ~.
wound, reports him better, aud there s+O oro
some hopes Of his recovery.
DESTRUCTION OF THE PoNY STATIONS l.,
The Herald contains the following tslo
gram:
Carson, June $3.50 p. M.-Tbe PoDr
route is used up for the present. A CON-
pany which started for Pixies Peak have
been out about 200 miles and returned
They report that the Pony stations havo
been all burned and the men killed. TbS
Mormons notified family, who live in tbis
vicinity, in letter from Salt Lake by tho
last Pony. The said family left with their
goods, in two hours, for California. The
army has not been heard from TODAY
News is expected at every moment Of a
terrible engagement. Many are leaving
for California. The towns are dull and de,
fenceless. The Indians are said, by relia.
Jle Information, to be three or four tbou-
sand strong. Six or eight families, with
several hundred head of cattle and sheen.
are supposed to be lost.
INDIAN HosTHTTIEs IN THE MONo LAKE
REGIoN.-The following telegram was pub
Iished in the Morning Gail:
GENOA, June 2-9 p. MA messenger
has just arrived from Monoyile, for asSis-
tance to put down Indian hostlites in that
region. He reports that on the 3lst Of
May, Richard Vining arrived at Monoyille
from his ranch on the Lake, where be as
sisted man named FarnSworlh from bis
horse, who was wounded with rifle ball in
the leg. He states that his party consist
luS VI uluSSll anu bHIc6 OlntI ulCil, udWeu
Hume. Wilson and Jones, when about 40
miles from Owen river, were visited by q
small party Of Indians, to whom they gave
bread and tobacco. The-1ext morning, as
they were about to leave camp, they were
fired upon by about 100 Indians. Wilson
and Jones he saw fall He does not know
whether Hume, who was from San Francis
co, escaped or not. He thinks the Indians
were Owen River and Pdh- ties. Believes
there are 5000 Indians in that region.
The Monoville inhabitants instantly held
q meeting and organized two companies Of
volunteers, to proceed at once to Owen
river. They also resolved on sending
messenger to Carson Valley for arms and
ammunition. This messenger has Just
brought the first news of the hostilities to
Genoa.
JUDGE HAUN, late U. S. Senator from
California, died suddenly at his home in
Marysville, on the 7th inst
, 1860-06-22
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Another Battle with the Indians in Washo.

The Sacramento Union publishes the
following, which appears to be the latest
from the seat Of war in the Washoe coun-
try:
VIRGINIA Cry, June 4.
The Army Express from Camp Fletcher,
ten miles from Pyramid Lake, arrived here
late last night. | gather the following
news from reliable source:
On Saturday, June I'd, Col. Hays sent
out scouting party Of forty-fve men, who,
when near the scene of the former. fight
with the Ormsby party, were attacked by
the Indians and pursued till near camp,
where they made q stand. They were
speedily reinforced by two companies of
Volunteers aud one of Regulars, when a
sharp running fight commenced, which
lasted nearly three hours. In the first
charge, Captain Story, of the Virginia Ri
aes, fell, it is feared, mortally wounded,
the ball entering about three inches under
his left arm, ranging a little under his
shoulder-bade. Two Of his men, named
Cameron and Phelps, were killed, and pri-
vate Hasey, Of the Nevada Rifles, wound
ed; also four Of the Regulars wounded. The
fight resulted in the Indians being driven
back, with loss of twenty to twenty-five
killed, judging from the number of bodies
found, and the number of lost horses taken.
All accounts speak of Col. Hays manage
ment in the highest terms of praise, and
the men are in excellent spirits, notwith-
standing they have been on less that half
rations ever since they left their first camp.
To-day, the 4th, the command was to have
moved forward, and hard fight was expect
ed as soon as they should reach the former
battle-ground, as it has been ascertained
that the Indians are in much larger force
than was anticipated, and will fight well.
, 1860-06-22
Later from China,

The ship ROptna arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 9th inst, bringing news from
Hongkong to the 10th April.
The Hongkong correspondent Of The
Alta California, under date of April lTth,
furnishes the following news:
Since the Both ult the political aspect
Of affairs has continued TO darken, and
nothing can be more unsatisfactory than
the intelligence herewith transmitted. 1t
is now known that both the English and
French sent an ultimatum to the Peking
Cabinet, the terms Of which were as mild
as circumstances would possibly admit Of.
The reply to this was due on the 9th inst.
1t was pretty generally rumored that pa
cifc reply had been determined upon.-
These rumors are much strengthened from
the fact becoming known that the French
had received large sum Of money from
the Canton authorities; say about two nil
lions of dollars. Both the French and
British military Commauders-in-Chief re-.
paired to Shanghae to await the reply Of
the Chinese Government. Upon its re-
ceipt, the former hurried back to Hong
kong. 1t was repellant and hostile-more
than a fat refusal. The last hopes OF
pacific solution are therefore at an end.
The requirements of Goyert nrnt, and
the advance in rice, have caused all the
shipping in China to find profitable employ
ment. A large number Of vessels have
been sent to- Saigon for rice, the utmost
confidence being placed in the French oe--
cupancy under the report of Admiral Psge.
There is report that rice has become
scarce at Saigon, waiting for cargoes.--
The Annamese authorities, it is said, have
stopped the supplies in from the county,
the French not being in sufficient force 70
hwart them.
FoUNDERIYG OF A PoRTUGUEsE BAG or
Waffle American ship Urie reports
at the Mauritius the laundering at sea Of .
Portuguese brigof-war, named the Monde
go, 10 guns. This vessel was from Macao,
ria Singapore, bound to Lisbon, She
foundered on 22d January, in Lat. 2S' So
s., Long. &C OF L., having been in CT
clone, or violent gale, from the 18th to the
22d of that month. The Uril hove in
sight, when the AlondegO was in distress
The officers and 55 men Of the crew ot
the lost lIohdegO were landed at Mauritius
on 3Oth January. The Urid is of. 10y
tons, I. W. Walker master, and was from
Calcutta on the 10Th and Sandheads on
the 29th December, with general cargo,
bound to Boston. Thirty-eight Of the crew
of the MOHdsgO went down with the vessel
WRECK OF THE FIERY Cross. The
ship Fiery Gross, which sailed from Ports
mouth, on Both November last, with gen.
eral cargo for Hongkong, struck reel
near the Investigator Shoal, in the emma
Sea, on March llth, and soon filed. an
hands left in the boats, and arrived. safely
, 1860-06-22

D~The DaIles Mouniainoer Of the 1871
inst, says that an italian pamed JOSEPH
Wilson. a resident Of that place, made tire,
unsuccessful attempts to commit suicide, or
Monday, the Ilih. The 6rsi, BY discharg
ing a revolver in his right ear; the second
BY throwing himself into the river; and tho
third. BY cutting his throat with a case
knife He appears perfectly sane, but per.
sistsin the determination to shuttle Of this
mortal COLI and rOundly abuses all those
who interfere to save his life.
, 1860-06-22

~ From Mr.. s. BARKEn, Of Vancouver
Who arrived here yesterday, we learn thai
the following are the Democratic nominees
Of Clarke county;
joint Couneilman-J. A. snMs, Of Wal
la.Walla.
Representatives VAN VLEEr, =
BowLEs, II. @. BozAErH, R. McCAREY,
- TAYLOR
Sherin-N. AcHnLEs.
Audilof-J. LAEoFoKD.
Treasurer-L. SoHoSs.
Assessor-H. KxAPP.
, 1860-06-22

CHINESE InnGRAErs.-sipce Nav eight
:. vessels have arrived at San Francisco from
China, with S.I43 Chinese immigrants on
board. These all come from within radi-
US Of 100 miles Of Canton, and are said to
be fair sample of the common middle
classes Of the middle kingdom. The VIZ
iag, Early Bird and ReaOl0n, which arriv-
ed yesterday, brought respectively 437, 395
and 26a passengerS-total for single day,
l.O95i So the picturesque Mongoliau
feature Of San Francisco society is in no
danger OF fading out at present-IS. r.
BHLlstin, June Ia.
, 1860-06-22

lporAEr Local Irn-A good road
for wagons has been found by Capt. Fra.
ssr, 9Th Infantry. from White Bluffs, on
the Columbia. % miles below Priests Rap
ids, to the Spokane river. in distance NOT
exceeding % miles making the distance
from White Bloffs to Harney Depot, under
l60 miles. The distance from Snake river
ferry to Spokane ferry. is quite 95 miles,
from which it will appear what saving OIL
land traEel viii be secured by this diseov.
cry Of road to White BIuF-a point al
ways accessible by steam. White Bluff
will, in short time, be an important point
ss an enfvPos for the upper country
, 1860-06-22

~ A new steamer called the IdahO.-
an Indian word. siguilying Gem of tn,
Mountains "-was launched at the Gas
.eades on the 9th inst. She is much the
largest boat on the upper Columbia, and
will run between the DalIes and Cascades.
, 1860-06-22

~ IndispositiOn during the past week
must be our apology for the baroness Of
our editorial columns today. Our readers
must bear with us until our next, when we
trust We may be able to attend to business
and the politics Of the day.
, 1860-06-22

~ We learn that 7. R. wnsrox and
CHAs. F. WHnE were recently nominated
As Democratic candidates for Representa-
tives in Lewis county. We unhesitatingly
pronounce them good, lawful men, and true
Democrats.
, 1860-06-22

DESnsrRr-Dr, LOSeAKER, Surgical
and Medical Dentist, viii be in Olympia
from the 9Th to the goth Of July.
, 1860-06-22

The Chicago Convention !
, 1860-06-22
C0ngross1ona1, easc.

The Japanese Embassy.
, 1860-06-22
ARRIVAL OF TRE STEAMER PACIFIC.

DATES FROM THE EAST TO MAY I7l
, 1860-06-22
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PANAMA.
LINCOLN AND HAMBLIN NOMINATED AT
CHICAGO.
THE JAPANESE At THE WHITE HOUSE.

Leave of Absence to Gen. Harnsy for One Year.
, 1860-06-22

The reception of the Japanese at the
seat Of government, has pretty much put a
suspension to the business in Congress.
In the Senate on the 18th, Mr.. Douglas
made his reply to Senator Davis, which
pretty much consumed the sitting of the
house.
The seat Of Mr.. Cooper, Dem, of Mich,
was declared'vacant by vote of 81 to II.
Besides the Republicans, Adams of KY,
Anderson Of KY, Davis aud Harris of Nd,
Etheridge and Maynard, Of Tenn, Dickin
sou aud Swartz, of Pa, and Gilmer, of n
O., voted in the affirmative. The seat was
then awarded to Howard, Rep, by a vote
Of 92 to II, and the gentleman was sworn
in.
A committee Of Eve was appointed, tc
invite the japanese Embassy to visit the
House.
On the 10th, both houses passed resolu
tions calling upon the Postmaster G euera
for information respecting the defalcatior
of the postmaster of New York.
In Senate, Mr.. Douglas concluded hi!
remarks, and was replied to by Mr.. Davis
who had not finished when the Senate wen
into executive session.
, 1860-06-22

The japanese embassy were transferred
from the Roanoke to the PHILADELPHIA at
Hampton Roads, on the l3th-at once
proceeding to Washington. As they as,
eended the river, the artists took sketches
Of everything, particularly Mount Vernon.
A dispatch from Washington on the
l4th says, that the navy yard was thronged
with dense multitude, including many la
dies. Intense excitement was everywhere
, 1860-06-22
THURsTOn COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.


For Representatives;
d. I. PHILLIPS, U.0. WARBASS,
hF. RUTH, N. T. G0ODELL,
B. 1. HENNEss, G. 7, GROW.
For shedn:
JOHN AKIN.
For School superintendent;
WALKER
For Auditor;
~ RICHARD LANE
For Treasurer;
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
For County Commissioner:
SIS FORD, sR.
For Jadge Of Probate;
sR-M. WALKER
For Assessor;
A. W. sARJENT.
For PrOsecutlBg Attorney, I'd District,
AIlEcK SMITH, Of ChehAlis County.
sa For County Surveyor.
W. II. CARLTON.
sFl For Coroner.
W. NJ HORTON.
, 1860-06-22

would be his last in the Senate His
friends entertain the hope, if this decision
was really taken, it must be reconsidered.
The Eve territorial bill has been con-
signed to the table, where it may rest until
the "crack of DOOM" as the everlasting
'nigger" was in it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19
MORE GEMS FROM TaE TESTIMONY.
Mn wpNpRlI's DIsBURsgMENTs.

Cornelius WcIdell recall, d.-By the Chsirman-Q.
Had you not very frequent interviews vita Mr. Bd-
clr,naI during the Ienorg of the Lccompton' En2lish
bill? A. had several Interviews with him during
q al time; yes, sr.
@. What wac the character of the conversations at
those interviews A. Those were the subject OF
esriyiDg the Lecompton bill, the number OF votes ii
wcuid probably get, DC.
O. Were ,ou not the medium through whom his
d.s,res we've made known 10 others to s,me extent
A. No, tir; cannot sly that was. Mr. Winslow
here entered TIE coniuitiee-room. Ills views were
" el known; he desired 10 carry the bill.
a. Was il ia accordance with his desires that you
took deep inieres, in carrying the bill A. Well.
carot "a, thar il was. was In as partisan looked
upon it as party measure, and went for 1t with all
o. Have you any knowledge how mnch money
Won dsbuIsd ON that occasion 70 carry that measure
A 7 i would respectfully submit whether ina. Is
neI,bers Of Congress pretuue the question would
be proper one. But IL saw H. 70 employ gen.,e@en
cuiside 70 aid ia carry ing IT, Iwoad respectfully sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19
nHE minority REPORT.

bs following Is an abstract of the minority rerort
Of the Coyode Investigating Committee
On tie 9Th of March the House, on motion OF Mp
1890 That Committee Of FIVE members be appointed y
the speaker the purpose Of nyess.ng S ne a ~ yT
dent IA by money patronage other improper me ms
soSrt he action Of Congress or any ~ ss
rsss. cf any ts Territory and also 70 inquire into Po a
Ne Sopbn1iion or otherwise prevented and defeated Or ~
S OF Sse shd shs the PSo d
OF refused compel the execution o. a iw a the above At
ssa ch,osso Or es Post Once the Phl9dsPss and
other Navy ys7 sDd as TO any abuses IN m % Irned stes
s That the RIsd EXT If sS ' sSt y s
PittsburE Cesssry celebration Of .ne e' leioas aid
, iI Ia into be e aisd Il
Psnnyss aaa by whom BY Whose authority It wa,
done aud what sources the money va e pupoe sior
tn Is sS Conn., q sha power send @ persons and
pspcIs, and 20 rspors at any uni.' o,,. ,,-
These resolutions were referred to Commu'ee' CON
ss,;ng of Messrf. Covode, Oin Winslow, Irain' ana
p"h,nson Tt,ev involve and charge the Committee
,b the consideration Of seven distinct DrncheS OF III
qniry; p...;aa,, a, snx other officer Of
A. C,overuueut has sough by improper ineans W Ia
Auenee the action Of Congress Tor or agas. 'e pao
save of any law apperainlDg 10 the nens VI any
OF SannsJ Whether any officer of Government has sy
b;natiou or otherwise defeated or attempted 10 oe
feat the execution Of any law: m, .o1,sad
Third, Nhesher the President has lanea VI feiu'0u
% comrxl the execution of any law.
Fo1rM. Abuses at the Chicago ana o'h'f P'''-
Ek, Ab.sesat Philadelphia and other navy Ss
Sirfh. Abuses in connection with the Puone 0"''a'
ing and other public works - - .or., a,a..
Ssrent1. The employment Of money 70 carry sse s
.oos IN the States and especially in Pennsy
much. where, by whom, and under whs' auln'f'y
smpoys Cd. and from whs, service derived. o,..,;,,
Thsse resolutions 50 large in then 'Ein 0ss
shs o,sfification al passion and maenity ano, W
aonsequsnee rendering dee1ss IN like n uess
Ishor;ous in yestgation from the lzth OF mas0u
Involving daily qssD for s,oa Of sIs hat
ONO 1 III ;,s b,,saess stDgs since is organization
By the q IL stsscf Com @osi A SS sss1.
snsi p no a,v one of these seven distinct sub
ssa Of nyeo much less could have Ssr
a 4, ss sasS ss well i1 az
sno so r,er the protection Of the
OF tie peope, il WIN be 20 the undersigned ~ ''D'V'''
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The steamship Quaker Ciy which lief, Havana On
the 18th inst, arrived At this port about neon on
Monday making the pa Isee In three days Isl hours
10 the lghtship. een
News upimportant. fse
grand ball wa given on the night Of the 1ssa II
honor OF the birth day Of the Countess ssrssno. 80
Maj. Helm, american Consul-Genersl, has leave ~
absence and 'ontempates railing for the United ss.ss
on the Both June - eta ~
Among Quaker City's passengers are Count d
Gabriae, French Minister to Mexico, and family o.
their way to France. afa
| TIE De Soto arrived l4th from Eew-Oflsans, -
| would ssl next day for New-York. z ~ a ~ ~
Sugar quiet, owing to the scarcity of shppias ana
fImness of holders. Stock, 100000 boxes Mels4sss
also quiet, from same reason. Exchanges bssters
London, lSal3l premium; New-york, ssla pro.
MUM.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-11
Paint and Varnish Brushes.

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac
IA tory Of J. j. Adams Co., consisting of o. X
anu Extra Paint, Varnisn and White wash Brushes
blenders, Flches, Sable and o. H. Pencils, Shoe, Stove
Since and Scrubbing Brushes ofsnperor quality.
Now landing Elk. "Jno Stuart and "Rleetwing" and
lor sale low by RICE, COFFIN : CO.,
may 27-tf ' 29 y street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-11

> SN BOXES from 12x1S to 3Sx45, FIRST quality,
%OO Ex. "Fleetwing" now in store aud for sale,
by the box or light. Large Glass cut to order and
packed securely for mountain purchasers.
RICE COFFIN & CO.,
may2T-u 20 street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-11
Toilet
En Valids
Thayer's Fluid Extracts.

A FULL assortment OF these reliable preparations
"A fast coming into general use with Druggists and
physicians at the East. For prospectus, dose lists
2e., &c. apply to
jy " RICE. COFFIN 4 co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-11
Patent Syringcs
large French Window Glass.

NT0REY SMITHS Reservoir, pavidson's, Matt
IVA sons interchangeable in every family.
iJl2 RICE COFFIN co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-11
Dissolution of Co-partuershiD
EO1g SELE.

isyRTE "HERMIrAGE GaNCn," Gya miles from
huudr.d and ity-six acres good lsll -oue Of the
hest Ranches in luba county Persons wislilv To
invest will fad IL TO their advantage TO eXaiI re thu
premises.
FuI terms inquire Of Mrs. c. Kammeiing, or the
pratui-e-, or At rreliWell Co.'S, MArysyile.
au22f
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In all cases OF Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheuma-
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Bilious Cole, Serious Looseness Piles costiyeness
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Dyspepsia-No person with this distressing disease
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Founess of complexion General Debility, Gout Gid
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Mefcurihl Discases--Neyer falls to eradicate entirely
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