Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-13
nnSf Express.

-..sx.r. August 6.-The pony ex'
|?cs1 Nth NJ his point at s o'clock this alter
s :,s San Francisco dates OF July -:
r. INV express arrived yesterday WIN
las f dates to the 18th inst
las'o ,rsrlsnd mail continues to arrive regu-
he Tsa nricc Of passage from Sacramento
IT, ln. hiss been fixed at $3.50.
:: 'ss 81 last dispatch to tho Associate
safe rsw telegraph station has been opened
ssa miles further east, with the pros
smother like extension before another
i: :: ..<s arrives there. =
SHpS;da:es Of all three political parties
:, ,;.iJ, engaged in an actiyo canvass
| !. ne Detscen tho Union Democrats
{ say r.,,S hero is only & State issue to
~ J;s,Inc,icn between them, as 10Th
$. "'ae! The war policy of the Admins
k:sit S" a., Breckinridge Democrats also
e.. IL" rc,,nsions, but claim that prose
Ess S;sa' rsodsrs the preservation Of the
I'm hopeless; ,sr~los later news OF the
|5y Wy 0! mcladlng Gen. johnson,
lr:y d >Ss's Tssy were last heard of in Tue:
received. numbering about fifty
=. in .,;ned the party after leaving Los
t;;al asa ', whom were Major Armstcad,
ri ii.:d:ss,!:, 9; the Gin Infantry FS, United
INV. aad Mr.. Arns'eaa' a brother OF
: 2:$. ,sr Coinmbis arrived yesterday
II With dates Of the Esd, aid with
n~3 Advertiser Of the 23d July
I!t .:,,mer Julia arrived last even
49, S9S5 in gold dust from Nez
j: 4 letter from our ccrrespon-
.";iraf9e, a2i, says that the mines arc
-%,..ys: c!4iuus are fully opened.
&: Eriono and Pierce are fast
.nI assuming the position Of sub.
SEATED. there has been no satisfactory
.,r the Nez psscez Council at Lapway.
,,y, in session three days. the In
yery Stubborn, and manifested no
ling. Oscr 500 Indians were present
";,a,,. They were %indisposed TO &C,
w. he au-u:ty or goods offered them.
{, J.,i outright to take presents:
coyAmHclAL INTELLIGENCE
:. n,rss, for goods, affected by the tariff
-, continues excited, and the action Of
., .he recommendation Of the Secrc-
~. Treasury is ~anSiouSly awaited. In
,,,,:s he market is quiet.
prulc:Arlc STATE coMMlrTEE-So
FUSION.
NJ Aa.. S.--A meeting OF the Demo.
:. Icmmit:ec Was held here to-day,
.y,aosi,ion VAS received from the Re.
~ so Committee for a Union Conven-
il: ;@o parties. THO proposal was
&s1. ~
t.ys.:;on. while holding that the war
he e!,gvcusly prosecuted, regarded it
r., ,jny Of the General Government to
=. :crrns Ct peace and accommodation to
,cy,.Sl Safe, assuring them o! all
.t%,:s unacr The Constitution.
-. Sac Convention will be held a. Syria.
|. 9. .e:.h CT September.
E,i..c.eat!r The sub committee OF the Re.
4,csr ste Couimistee called a State Con.
. ., msti st Syracuse September 18th.
+, Tpaia;.oa "5tar" Of tho S.h says:
= S.rs;s. in acting On the naval nomins.
4 .~rcs.a;i. made by the President, rejected
:r5wm.ader Samuel Lockwood to be q
r. I'd Lieutenant VIM. II. Bail to be q
I.-,tsT.
8s">..!" ihcn mcH7ne:h over Lieutenant
3|ai.lhss:
H.: :aere may DC reason for such action
Il: ,..a gi Commander Lockwood, We can
:. B.. no reason whatever for according
-..:mer: 70 Lieutenant Ball, one Of the
iac2rstf the service, and though
~ Tircinjan, Of unQuestionaoie 10y
u II. United States"
tx: 81 his relationship to the Fairfax
j ..me Of when are ~disloysl, may have
! u . .y,it the rejection Of his incarnation
y J., !.ck Of knowledge Of his personal
8:!.gi>."
8:r= I'D tbs; the Northern Senate showed
80 Consideration to the merits Of a good
Ia b.! adopt the name Of Garlic,
H.; ".a.i.ck, and iry again.
:.ir. Henry ,lay has published a card in
4%?m hs ,e:uss! t. unite with the other
4"a::a:;sYs irou Maryland in recommend.
IS. CT. Emory, OF that State, fer the
5aGt.s:al. Mr.. Mag says:
VISA :, s~x?!ain that while l did so refuse
4&acl'y s.s!ci at the time that my ohjsc.
AS ,oaa:t! exclusively upon principle,
~, .: 20 Ny personal towards Colonel
T.; tx: / would recommend no one for
c,iary Place during this wretched civil
IA; Maryland ought not to be expected
49,! s"i.lr officers or men to carry on'a
a.T?u:2hnt 10 the feelings Of her people,
:ivoa'L have nothing to DO with it,
81 q: IL: | rad no objection to Col. Emory,
q !.lSs ever regarded as q very gallant
FL e.: s:agEs tho number Of my personal
8@Iata.o Times says:
>.%'s 3,rons boxes nave atlast arriv.
.,en ere being paid off, and many
4 home disguised with the shameful
-: :hes hare received at the hands OF
a:ec:t. The troops have been here
.ar ;aoEths, and this is the first time
's seen The paymaster.
s. '::ca.a Posi-" speaking G fmartial law
.>.;, -oys:
r. ;alTe 10 iaui: 10 find with this particu-
aC:s-uor woald we find any fault with
g .*s,.'s lh.: would tend to suppress the
H. fe..i!:na III Missouri-but matters
g. - he getting very much worse there,
"a % IL cared that the conduct (rot Of
u =: ~a'aiS' "orthv at &ll.times) Of our
"a a. 10! nrataceI the full effect that
=" ',S- h.ea arrived at.
81 5:%e>I!, s:.n;rs. as inc twenty Prus.
NJ >--s:ma'e, by the way, all gradu-
d '."S1" r: !!.ss>--were leaving Jersey
"s>:!rs.un, IL rlltr their services 10
E -! G'".!"rarT::, :!i2y we're relieved of
I'sir aagsaga by the New York
:~'S~"El!. r" TnE "SALr.PoIERs.'
'!r'or'd :''ay the i2:h 0aondaga Regi.
Ia.4r:: hD;ne in 4 few days, at the
"'"' ;Hf~e i!onlhs enlistment aud De
~ 81 81 ";clce.
:".Alspaa undertakers are offering
'.e; S:!h Lincoln for ourying the dead
%"'s. What next?
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q ! ;Er LEGION or HoSog.-Says
lal',ia INQUIRER: "Should We not