Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07
Daily gatlonal 1rmotrat.

1aiIg gationaI 1rmotrat.
Mono MTNEs.-A gentleman who left Mono
on the 10th of May, gives the Visalia Delta
q discouraging account of the mines. He
prospected there for six weeks faithfully. and
did not find dggings which would pay NOR,
than two dollars per day. The whskey
sellers appeared to be making the most
money.
The Overland mail company are now run
ming Concord coaches on the entire rout,
from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
A famous comet of Charles v, Of 1853. i:
announced by Blone, the Dutch astronomer.
for August next.
RELIrF.-In San Francisco Monday 81 600
were collected and sent to Washoe. for the
relief of the volunteers. In addition. $500
worth of provisions were subscribed.
A correspondent of Cincinnati paper, hos
tile to Douglas, writing from Charleston. was
forced to admit that nothing but most villain.
GUS measures deprived Douglas of the two
third vote. The first contest was to get a
platform on which Douglas would not stand
TO obtain votes for that, every possibl.
means was resorted to by the Federal Gov
ernment,
partv of Mormons numbering 25O adult.
and s5 children, left Philadelphia recently
for Salt Lake As they moved off on the carr
thew all Joined in singing hymn. About
fifty Of the party are natives of Philadelphia
HoyoR TO ANDREW JoHNsoN.-When the
Hon. Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, heart
that Senator Douglas had obtained a maiori-
ty of the votes at Charleston, he telegraphet
requesting his name withdrawn, and suggest.
ing that Mr. Douglas ought at once to be
nominated
SrABBED.-At Alamo, Contra Costa county.
on the 9th May, man named Baldwin wa:
stabbed three times, by one Greenaugh-oncC
through the left lung. 1t was thought that
the wounded man would not recover
Jail.
EMIGRATION TO KANsAs.--A Kansas paper
says that emigration is flowing into that Ter
rtory with more rapidity than ever.
Heavy BET.-A correspondent writing to
the Union from Washington, says that Sam
Brannan, who is now in the East, has offered
to bet any one fifty thousand dollars that S.
A. Douglas will be nominated at Baltimore.
TX the case ofthe State of California VS..
Wells. Fargo d Co., the Supreme Court have
affirmed the judgement of the lower court,
which was rendered for the defendents.
AID FOR THE ARMY.-On the morning of
4th, at Carson City, over one thousand one
hundred dollars was raised, to be used in
purchasing provisions for the army.
RETURNED. "A number of men who left
Tulare county for Mono returned recently
without getting to the diggings. The un-
favorable accounts given by those they met
induced them to turn back.
MORE SrocK.-Last week, says the Tulare
Delta, about 500 head of cattle were driven
in destined for Lower Kings River, and this
week 1000 head of cattle passed through
town bound for the lakes and coast range
This valley is rapidly filing up with stock,
as well as inhabitants.
The late rains have destroyed a good deal
of hay in Tulare county.
FTLLMoRE-The Buffalo Express says that
Ex-President Fillmore has gone over to the
Republican party, and that lie will support
he Chicago nominee
In San Francisco, an indictment for man
slaughter has been found against Robert
Fleming, for killing Jose Guebarra
On the 9th of May, party of fifty or
elAV1 lVlsOuo ltlb Odluu6ui -. ~, On IL Honlu1
excursion, and twenty-five of them were
drowned.
WAR AMONG INDIANs-At last accounts,
war had broken out between the Hyder and
other Indian tribes in British Columbia,
growing out Of the shooting of chief. There
was great excitement in the rival camps.
For Carson VALLEY--A few days since,
about one hundred men and sixty animals
left Murphy's for Carson Valley via. the Big
Trees
A PART of the wheat cropi in Santa Clara
County is suffering from the blight
The bloody hux, which has been so disas-
trous to the children at Knights Ferry, has,
says the Stockton Argus, attacked grown
persons under a somewhat different form, and
mas proved fatal in one instance, and is
threatening several others.
FAssAoE.-The prices of passage on the
steamer which left Monday, were, for state
rooms $3.50, first cabin S225, second cabin
Fl75, and steerage 1925.
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