New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-03
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the Pony Express.
California and Oregon for lincoln.

FoRT KEARSgY, Dec 2, 1860.
The Pony Express passed here at O'Clock this
morning.
S,S FktecIsoo, Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1860.
The election returns are not quite complete. The
total vote returned ID 1855, of which Lincoln has
1896; Douglas 81 3i9 Breckenridge, 33,357, and
Bell, S467.
The vote of the State cannot exceed lIs,50O. lin
coin, it il generally conceded, viii have 700 to 1000
plurality.
Returns from all the counties in Oregon give Lincoln
3lS majority over Breckenridge Douglas is number
three in tie race
Great anxiety exists in California for further Eastern
Intelligence, the latest dates from ST. Louis being to the
sth inst Pony Express dates TO the 18th have not
arrived, although overdue.
The late storm has caused much damage in the nte
riOr of the State. Many fumes and bitches seri-
ousy injured houses unroofed fences blown down, &c.
One Of the big trees of Calaveras measuring SO feet
III diameter, was Frustrated
Mr.. Shannon, editor Of The Vi-ohd Delta, and Mr..
GOuverneur Morris, lawyer, residing in the same
town, had renconnter growing out OF political con-
roversy, on the 18th, during which Shannon
killed, after the parties had exchanged several shots.
Morris has been acquitted on the ground that be acted
in self-defense.
The yield of the Fremont Gold Mines, for the past
two weeks, was stated by the managers at so, 500
Accounts from Lower California state that the band
of flibusers who have been committing murders and
depredations in the Peninsula are all driven out,
leaving the country quiet.
A tun of ore from five different leads in the New
CosO silver district has arrived at San Francisco and Is
undergoing test. The owners sanguine that the
investigation will show the silver region of Sierra Ne
vada the best and most extensive in the world.
The steamer Golden Age left soon after o'clock
this morning with the mail and 81 Ole, 2l3, of which
$l,0787l3 goes to New-York, $l28000 to England
$4,000 10 Panama. The Golden Age also took $50
passengers as follows:
II. ID. Cough, Dr. Adeberg Capt J. MCGOWAN, Capt. T.
Hswes Henry wilkins w. B. Cameron r. Bayerque ~ Bay.
cirque Mr. Dubruca and wife, Col Gibbs Capt Floyd u y A.
J. H. Thomas Francis Thomas Leopold Thomas p D. Hesdley
Capt Burton, L. S. A. ii. Klein, Shsmper j. Shiloh A. P
Phpp Mrs John Morgsn, Geo Bsersby John Huchinzs T.
EdIidge, NJ. b. kimbsll p McCommsus r.. Dmmmond l.. A.
Geo Gumbert Jacob Feer and family t Peel d. H. McAu-
Mich Nj A. PeyseT j. n. Meuing. Ii. v Day H. Bonralo Mrs
NJ. Derwent infant and servant Mise Therese Derwen Capt
Burton, r. A. b. England, o. w Mcdonald r. Hnckay j. r.
r. c. Mason +. n. Csybome, q. Calm, =. H. Steward A.
Nugee, Alex. Weile George Parker and wife A. T. Tomb. g.
Tomb. 5. b. Smith, wife and two children and servant,
n Ehe Mrs L. Lecher and servant J. d. Fbie, J. H. vii
H. Ps1shal Josiah Morris Dr. Mcthesney A. w. Jones F. II.
Whitehall Nj X. Erwin, II. A Cook, H. Lincoln, M. Keinf,
wife and infants Guinon Ross Stevens C. Augnste H.
Barber C. Siedeker H. Gilman. H. NJ Leads j. Myers A
A. Harris j. Buell. wife and chnreu Miss Kipp. s r Toll
Ms A. H. Ashley A. f. Detnal. j. @. Duke wife and chill.
dren T. J. Gesry II. Valiant J. Adams and wife ~ C. Beale
Lewis Bea w C. Rowland, J. C. Emery j. Bea Mrs Milne,
C. G.. James q. w. A. Smith II. A Howe VIM. Bisshof b.
Lorcen Mr. and Mra Mchon and child. +. Bound o. c.
West Chas Jacks Bandrey Lonitus b. Test and b.
Harris H. n. Baker ~ Gsyson. g. Amador, r. T. Barney, H.
and wife L. Senior r. Haddor Mrs Shsrbora and infant r.
Flowers A. J. Winter A. L. Bradbury Henry X. White r. j.
Day Reese Mrs j. Howard and child r. Morrill, jr aud J85
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