The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-03
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LOUISVILLE, July 2-Ihe Journal of this morn
fng has letter dated Knoxville, June 29tb, saving
that eight companies OF cavalry and infantry have
! gone from here to Cumberland and WbeeIpr's q an
to guard them and prevent Federal troons coming
through Kentucky TO aid the Union men in East
Tennessee
The Courier, speaking on the same subject. saws
that il takes it for granted ha. the authorities nf
tennessee have been informed of the Introduction
OF ar ms INTO that State and that arrangements be
sue 70 take possession of every gun sent by he
The Journal says that Gov. Jackson, of Missouri,
is in ashviIIe
1t is stated in the Richmond Examiner of the 9th
ut, that an agent of the French Government has
Deen buying tobacco in that market
Advices from Norfolk saw that the sIoop-ofwar
germantown would BE- repaired in three months
and that the Plymouth can be used as floating
battery.
The Eraminer also says that Georgia regiment
had arrived at Richmond without arms the Gov
ernor of that State refusing to allow any more
arms to be taken from the State.
The New Orleans Picayaae and other Southern
papers urge the celebration of the 4th of July.
Movements IN Kentucky and Tennessee
LOUISVILLE, June 30-Thomas Browne & Co
bankers OF this city, have suspended. Theic liabli-
ties are not large.
Col. Rosseau's regiment will go into camp to-
morrow. Recruiting has been very successful. and
company of artillery has been formed for the
regiment.
jackson, members elect of Congress, left at noon
to-day for Washington, via Cincinnati.
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS
FORT kkARSEY, July l.-The Pony Express, with
the following summary of news for the Associated
Press, passed here at 10 o. clock this morning:
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.
MARINE administrative shin Ashland from
Bordeaux, the 7th; British war steamer Tartar from
CouVer ship Isabella, from Cardiff the l9th Don
Qnlxoe from New York. Sailed the 10TH shin Bald
Eagle, for Hong Kong; Sierra Nevada, for New York
AnnaWan, for Valparaiso; 10th, ship Memnon for Liver,
pool.
The MARKETs.-The markets this week have been ex
ceedingy dull, with general downward tendency Of
prices, although there has not been trade enorab
tice any positive decline. N
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Republican State Convention is now in its
second days session, in Sacramento The attend
ance Is large, and the party verv sanguine of
success at the next State election LELAND Stan
ford has been nominated for Governor The Mat
form adopted endorses the Administration. de-
nounces secession and The doctrine that State allie.
glance is superior to that Of the National Cavern
ment: 1t expresses qualification at the general
uprising of the country in support of the Admits
the rebellion 0u' Vi
The Convention also adopted resolutions EXPRESS
ing profound grief at the death of Senator Dnu
gas. Demonstrations of mourning at the death of
Douglas nave been general through the State
Inc overland mail company's agents were at
carson Valley on the l7tb, and were to leave the
next morning, for the East, to stock the road for
the daily mail service.
Fifteen wagons of the overland telegraph comma
ny ett Carson Valley on the 17th loaded with
poles and wire for Fort Churchill where the FIRST
work was to be commenced about the 19tb PoIos
had already been contracted for abopt thraa bmo
orea miles from Fort Churchill eastward and the
line Will be extended at about the rate of five miles
per day.
Samuel Fl. Dash, prominent citizen of Shasta.
died there on the 18th.
Accounts from Humboldt bay to the 18th state
that the Indian war was being vigorously prosecn
,eu. correspondent of the Times gives the fol.
lowing account of two weeks operaiions in tho In
dian haunts on the northern border of the State.
~ suppose you have had the news up to the 27tb
OF May from w. j Reed, and from his reports Won
an not give US credit by fourteen with the .mount
hnLeu. NAV oo was one OF the greatest days in
our campaiED, from the fact that, at one o'clock
we started from our camp with Great Collins Of
the head OF the party, AID, after travelling untiI
ABOUT SIX a NJ we came in sight of the ranches
Just as tne Indians were going hunting. We com
menceo hrlng, and, after fight of half an hour.
we went to countiug the dead and found twenty
hVe 6uek Indians killed, and about ten wounded
:" found no guns, but got twelve auiyers full
OF arrows, which the Indians had made use of very
ias'. WIN the I'd of June came another fight the
result showing evident signs that but few escsnad
the lead or knife of the men, who were stationed
In all directions. Here we counted twenty-,bree
Killed and some wounded. We then burned the
ranches and started back te camp.
Son the Sth of June we had another 6pht kill.
ing seven. Some of the boys are out now. and
have not heard from them.'
Extensive preparations are making for celebra
ting the 4th of July in all parts of the State nrom
islng more universal respect to the day than was
ever witnessed in California. ""0
This morning Colonel Lippett drilled on Wash
lngton square, San Francisco, several companies
of his volunteer regiment. They have No dnnht
that they will be called to go East, and if the
Government does not send for them, with the funds
i"t q H"nspoFta'i"u, tiTvr uOuDL shat the
steamship companies will give them full passage to
New York, or, if that expectation should prove
oaseess, there is a sort of general suspicion that
sam. 6rannon will expend ten thousand dollars to
put California regiment within two days' march
of Washington. 0n
Col Lippett's regiment is not Only nearly full
put he says that from the interior, enough of vol
unteers have been rendered to almost make up
another reuiment P