The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-04
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ophiNGflELD, MO, July THE Butterfeld Over
land Mail coach, from San Francisco, June H. an
fIzalla, June H. passed here last night The fol
lowing summary has been received:
SAN FRANCISCO, June ll.-Arrved the 9th, bari
lankee, Honolulu. Sailed, bark Amstad, Valpa
! raiso. f
The news is exceedingly meagre, as everythin,
was teiegraphed up to Saturday night, the 9th
| inst. "
The Overland Mail leaving st. Louis Nav 81. ar
rived yesterday, the l0th contirminp the nreviou
reports of the nomination of Mr.. Lincoln II i:
well received by the Republican party, who free
guns in this city promptly, after the fact wa;
! Since the Indians fed beyond the reach of Col
Hayes volunteers, all apprehension offurther trou
Die from them in the Washoe mines are over. The
regular troops will be stationed near Pyramid lake
and at other places where they best protect ali
the settlements. "
Inc company who went through on the PONY Ex
press route expect to obtain a sufficient force from
II Ine onited states troops now at Camp Floyd, in
utah TO Keep the route free from danger after it is
once cleared and stations re.established
The weather has become warm and pleasant on
the eastern side of the mountains
!, me miners are returning to work where fear of
the Indians recently caused its abandonment The
accounts from all the claims on Corn Stalk lead
continue as fiattering as ever.
Another arrival of ore from the Ophir lead as
says So 900 per ton. "
On Walkers river and in Monroe T oI-o roi
the Indians are peaceable
There is nothing further from the Oregon cleo
ton. wv
stage was robbed by highwaymen on the 9th
near ohlco Butte county, of $l5, 900 in transit by
express ~
:, News from the Sandwich Islands is to the oath Of
Nav. " w f'" vi
>, The Japanese steamer Candinamarrah touched at
Honolulu, on the 23d, on her way home.
The markets were very dull
Arrived at Houolulu, May IL, Emily Morgan.
from New Bedford 19th brig Morning Star: BOD
schooner Far West, from Jarvis Island and South
ern Pacific.
She reports more valuable guano discoveries.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO yIGIIJA.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12-6 p M.-Arrived to
day steamer Golden Gate, from Oregon and Rri
tish Columbia
Sailed Mary L. Sutton, New York: Herald Of tho
Morning, CalaO; Fleet Wing Hong Kono. Goa
quiInbo, Hong Kong. O'"
The weeks business opens moderately. Bacon
ana Lard slightly improved. Cement So so Der
Dbl. There is more inquiry for candles bnt verr
few transactions,
Judge Terry's trial has been removed to Marin
county, indicating his acquittaI
The news from Portland, Oregon, is to the 5tb.
% one gay after the election. The result was doubt
iui, ouI the probabilities were for Logan's election
to Congress. ~
NO opinion could be formed on the politics of the
Legislature Two Democrats were elected in Molt
nohan county by small maorities, where the Re-
publicans had hopes
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Accounts have racan,lv
appeared In the newspapers representing that there
exists an increased hostility on the bart of the
Spanish Government against the United States
me our relatlons are not so amicable as could be
uesireo, owing to causes well known to the public
there Is nothing whatever in the corresnondence
between the two Governments to SUPPORT that
assertion. The feeling is at least as friendly
as IL mas been at any time within the last ten wears
Important steps have been taken by the Depart
ment of the Interior to cause the RECEIVERS of ld
olhces throughout the United States to render
thelr returns In time for the Commissioner of the
oeherai Land olhce to adjust them within fort
hlght after the expiration of each month 4 fail
ure to render their accounts quarterly and rnonth
~ Is 10 De considered derection of DUTY to he
represented to the superior officer for promnt ac
tion in the premises. "
1t was recently stated that the Senate Comr,;ttao
on Foreign Relations had not even reported back
Ior actlon, the nomination of Mr.. ChurchwelI of
tennessee. as Minister to Guatemala The reason
now assigned for this is that Mr.. Churchwen had
oeQiinea the appointment. The mission is still va
can't 1t does not appear to be very INVITING ast two
ministers to that Republic have died within the last
three years. ''e '"'
Elegant accommodations have been prepared
Tor the Census Bureau in the new south VIM of
the Department of the Interior. No force in a5
dition to the Superintendent (Mr. Kennedy and
the bookkeeper has yet been employed. No retnrns
have been received ~
Mr.. Greenwood, the Commissioner of Indian r
fairs, is absent in Arkansas
independence Day will be duly honored by the
Government in the firing of salutes and an exten-
sive display of fireworks.
A public meeting to ratify the nomination of
Douglas and johnson took place tonight in front
oil the City Hall. The stand was beautifully illumi-
mated and adorned with numerous transparencies
resolutions endorsing the Cincinnati platform and
the doctrine OF non-intervention were passed. G..
W. Brent, OF Virginia, and others made speeches
IN earnest advocacy of the nominees and predict
ing triumph OF the principles which they declare
Ihe proceedings continued till late hour.
The friends of Breckenridge design having a
ratification meeting here next week.
The BOndsmen of Postmaster Fowler,
NEW YORK, July 3.-Judge Belts has granted an
injunction to prevent levyng Mr.. Fowler's
but has ordered them to give bonds to
abide the Judgment of the Court. Two issues will
oe trleo-one OF fact and the other of law, as to
any concealment that Mr.. Fowler was a defauIter
by the Post.oilice Department at the time of the
execution of the bond.
Firemen's Fight in New York
NEW YORK, July 3.-A serious fight occurred
on Broad street this evening between the firemen
in charge OF engines Nos Is and 49, The row last |
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