New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

iSp'P O. H,yss Sos sss,.s. qss psss sSs
snss S.s aSd y.sn: sS:s Levy MI wis Posi
.sa s.%iy sniss nias. MsDsss Ss
A. 49, Js:sph -: Richard Les. Ms ehSSssa
sinsu nunseriig some % nes r~"' sp''' -
No less than four Hne Union fses were convened bv
,nn neamer 70 regiment. IN service at the East Che
tokens OF sympathy and sdmirstior Of California
fr1sods The ship Mary Robinson, for New-York car.
ries i ,0S0 bales wool as portion VI her cargo.
The Repablican Convention finished their proceed.
ings on the 2eta inst, and a'oursed sine de qNsy
nominated she following complete ticket, which & n.
garded by all parties ~ aB exceedingly stssng sns:
for Governor Leland Stanford Lieusenant-tiosssnes
John =. Chilles, formerly Of Hew-fork, Membsn q
A. 4. Sargent formerly Of Massachusetts; Judge of
the Supreme Court, Edward Norton, formerly Of New
York. Clerk Of the Supreme Court, Frank y. Fargo,
Pulley, formerly Of Eew-York; Controller, 9. 2:
WATSON, formerly Of Connecticut; Tressarsr, David
X. As5ey, formerly Of Michigan; SoveyorGenerh,
J. Houghton formerly of Nsseh sssts; ssaie Printer
=. p. Avery, formerly Of Massachusetts,.
1hs fact of nost sf the candidates. being natives sf
Esw-York, appears 70 have been eosirely accidental
Tie FEDERAL sppointees sndeT the present Admiris-
tssHion nearly oil from New England. Under The
Last Administration they were nearly gil nafives Of The
Southern States, with spreponderanse IN favor of Vr
gipia.
General johnson, formerly stationed in the military
command d tits eoast, was still at Los Angeles o.
the l5h inst. yaloabs serybe Of silver plate had
bssn presented TO him by his California frieads. - "
runoTsd that be will shortly leave for Texas by the
overland route and viii be accompanied BY soase %
CaifosnisRs who seek service under Jefferson Davis
General Jeinson had received information from Wseh.
ington that his resignation from the Federal Army ws
accepted.
An anonymously printed oirculr and handbi1 lad
been Postsd mp througheat The ely Of San Francisco
fiI sctsd against w. N. GwiD and warning him 70
lea, As st4te by the next steamer. The snthos Of
the dsreputabls publication are not known.
The Loo Lsgtlss Star Of the 18th inst contains
news fsm Arizona and the south eastern borders Of
The state sinee the eiscon,iaaanee Of The Overand
Mail, the Apache Indiaus have bscsnss alarmingy
besiile At l.s accounts they appeared 10 have full
eontYe sS Arizona Territory and neither persons or
property were safe there.
The military at Fort Buchanan are repreeente9 -
afordng no protection remaining close within their
The United Sssass posts at Fort Tejon and Fort
hohavs, Ia the State, 10 be abandoned, and the
bsaaq Starters see slisbed at Los Angeles whore fear
sosnpsniss have already arrived.
Ihe ktar remarks that with tho abandonmsnt Of
Fos fejon and Aodave the stock belden Of the conn
try will Je given up 70 the mercy OF the Indians. In
stead VI concentrating troops as Los Angeles 1t sug'
gseets whether Is woold not be well 70 station at thf
Vsdexs and ns afford protection TO the mSners, graz.
iers md farmers, a. well as tho traders On the Sas
LRts road.
csrnspondsnt writing from the Tejon Pas, Jna
IS calls attention to recent cases Of borsestea
ing In tbs Aohave REGION and the resam of the mines
frem We Potosia Coy Il IL represented thai there
gehsrs stampede every one leaving the district, and
AZ owing 10 the removal Of the United States troops
Ths steamer Cortss arrived at San Francisco On ths
2osh, from Portland, Oregon, bringing battalien
u United Ssotes Infsntry coostsg e two companies
Of ths 4th Regiment, which dist,agushed Itself on =
many oosa&Ons Ia Hsdcs, and one company Of the "a
ke.dmsnt, Capt. III. ID. WsIing, Sonthernef ~
birth, bat Eus 70 his flag, IN command Of The remaA-
dsg sf tbs Ah kseinet, consisting Of thrse more son'
psnes, and waa 70 ssye Oregon by the nexs stes.sr
Ter San Francisco.
Dates from Oregon are to the Nth.
Intelligence from Lieut. hallinss expedition had
been rsssi'sd. They had crossed the Spokane rves,
Is nilss northeast from Wslla Wslla bridge t4
fss< IN kagth nad been constructed across Lk0
spokane.
Land, called the {" Uniou Guards" and the "Jehefssu
Guards" One infantry and one cavalry company sis
being Termed at Salem.
Never inss the settlement Of Oregon have the erep
hesa - backward a. she present Spring. During the
fore part Of the week The rain almost incessaat
and us weather moro ike April thsa jane. Far
mss .sy If this hind of weather confines hroe weexs
longer the wheat crop will not amount " even ha tbs
usual ss~p. Grsss 10 generally good.
TIE P.xs S0sal Herald Of the 6th ssyst
st. .,.s.... nasssoLusetis wsfs s~-.-, a.
pIianss with the recent order from The Gevsrnmesf:
Ssvs<sl of the men refused 10 Aks The oath o.
snegis.ce, alleging thai, amer sisniHg ihe articles
aQrs>nsus no snch oath could be exacsed. 1hoy
wers, Of course, discharged"
Trade remains ompIetely Sagnant. Money is plen-
=. d. d s.. .:. :.os ;.ssS s.s. sFo..,
ID: ID: = ~ Wa. .s si1: 81 e, h' 81 . S s' "~ oA '''''
s.spss = .sw ~hssi begin ~ max. ssst sPrssrsnss n
Lmrsd ssA ship s.spsi nom go-ea- sailed ieh. dip
M~uss. ~ LOnaes Tia ship May hooisssn 10, NswLsa
s,..& sf Eusai Ts.nss sosor. s.Iryias ~ p.ssesse
sd IA 90 ssasose o ke~lsss $500 isf ESfassd 80
e ss.saxs -ese;