New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival of the Pony Express.
NEW DISCOVERY OF GOLD
THE DEMOCRACY OF OREGON SPLIT.
ST. JosrPH, Thursday, Sept. Is 1861.
The Pony EGtrtss arrived thiS it1rnoOn, oenud

s"o' s,S FRArcIsco SAT- rdsy Sept 1-Si+O p. m.
Arrived, Aus a. .he David sr@wn Nc .!Yart a.s ssbr
BilsLt B,lnoro; ,hp WIS, Chez J,pa1 Sailed s'n
ioMmtRCiAL.-Tbere are 80 tes irt'stcuoas Oc-
,u,,ipr fro 6t hands "a to difficult TO '-Po' the co 4
a p prsss and ipaSoncps 10 uavbly
SsSptFs law 9esiu TO- y h. vi sas sales PoAx
w min SS ssbsnsd DO, could cot b. psd quota
,iofs b p,ic. sdvS clog The fec hh ben check
,b.t md thresen reaction WHEAT 70 nrs In arIe-
y and heavily uodor the difficulty experienced by ship
The I.tesnef Gold Age left this morning for Pana-
ma with 22 passer bers and tho mails and 81 2oS 7of
10 'Ieeie OF WI ieh - ~, oS' "as Tor Ne"-iorA'
The sh p Chem 'riar has cleared for Ne O. York with
"a cargo Of "A 900 PACKS # wheat 1913 bales OF WOO,
$500 hiees, and other domestic products, valued at
IRE snip Moonlight win soon Gear for China, carry
ipa four tay, oats, veg tables and other articles
sui cd for the French and itsh armies. The Carts
Leland tak.s a ipilar cargo The Ptuper' VIII
q on clear fer NJ, Wy TX, with cargo OF wheat, &c
The FacJa and Sacket uLdsr contracts 10 load for
Au,iIsa, wuh grain aud flour. The Vi'u gs aad Jo-
n M Sbie are chartered load grain for Liverpool
IN. CooIer ia ahont full of gram for Cork. WI'ln
eixty days twenty fee square 'igged veses have o,en
loedeh al Ssn Francisco Tor foreign port Ia whole or
,,o,t with Hopr n grain.
TIE Pony Express and Overland Mails continue to
ct i've tgUla'ly.
Several sgricultur. couD fairs were beii du'iog
tie week The exhib tous # s ock and gen raj do
nestle poduc ions evince remarkable ogress 10 the
ar.ria interest Of the Sac.
S4Jso Gwn sde bic Ii fst p1ltica al speech this yer
beio IN audience of 600 at Stockton the - ul
10 loboIed viuoicafe buself sgaius; the Charge OF
xii i z Hslrs Daily Overland bill, and justified che
puctbse # Limo Point at any prize, rather than not
i've il as o site for fertilization There was no'hiog
psro,sl 10 bis rema ks, and lit 10 enthusiasm maol-
let d. TIE oppo.iiion to The Senator election is
prosecuted Wig rousy both by sspr, for his post
ton and by p lticl.ns ~ large. MANY DE oocratic
CoDyen icnr exact pldge- frOm Legislative candidates
to Ops 70 Gwin in the Legi-lature.
Tae Crescenl CITY H.rdif If the 2Ssh says: Die
cover.s % eXtrsQrJia cha-ac'er have ben MADE
IN Del NOite County. Numerous quartz veins nave
been found, whirh yield fabulous amounts of gold.
The sesGtr Cortez briggs O.egpn adVices of the
IS h. and British Columbia Of the 20 b.
TIE Dem, cratic State Committee OF Oregon had met
ricee WINGS the former calling State Convention at
EugtLe on tie l9lh of September, the latter on
the lSb.
TIE Portland Ne,cs s'ys Delszon Smi'h, Lansing
st Ut NJ T. Deadly VIM N-snitb, George II Wi li4ms,
David gau ard Z. ID. Baker the ndid4tes for
UoItsd otstes SeDstors. The iuggls will be holy
contested The three parties TIE National Democrats
tn Frees Douglas Democracy and the regular Re
publcans will each have it, candidates, aud will each
rive 10 carry of the prizs by aDy ind all the comb
stiops a. IHueDo,s recognized as legitimate uader
the n odern sysiem Of partisan strife.
A gIest excite ment ems 10 have spru7g up among
the peoll 10 Of Oregon account of extraordn mary
nj e,s discoveries in the uegbbsrhood # ROik Creek
Keorle River and the northern mines generally. The
MouafaineeT Gays that experienced persons on tue
gruui that the Rock Creek mines are equal to
tbose Of California ia their p,lmieet days OF Ter In
form aiion Is Of di couragipg character; however
that large numuer OF psrson, have left or are
leaving for the digging. The Washingt IN Terri
tory have also gloomy accounts from the North
mines, and representing that great excitement ore
vailed at Seattle ard other Puget Souod settlements.
al that there danger Of some towns being almost
temporarily depopu'sttd.
The itish Columbia intelligence is confined to
mining matt re.
Ms Dowpie had arrived at Victoria from the conn
try In the Dtgi borboOd of Naus RIVER bearing speci
e gold, quartz, copper VERY purel, agd ora Of
silver esd plumbsgo of very fine quality, quite
fit to make drawn penc Is from. The whole district
ia rich " ith miDeIas.
The Victoria Gazette says that the mining popula-
ton Of Is tsh Coluu ba is now receiving supplies,
AN ca Cd eugyely from the American territory The
mDtrs are tDrDiDg ID ir t.Dt 10 the constrdc ion
% dit heS Between 500 and COO are at work on Vac
Whit e Bar tbort distance above Lsthon Guy about
tslf of whom sre Cinnamon. The diggiDgs will give
eml oyn ent TO large number for the two or three
years come.
pie:e of ore from the Fort Hope silver lead has
been yed at Victoria, and yields s257 to the tnu.
The toh Or'olsD, which star cd fro Sa Fran
cisco last Spring for gold prospecting expedition TO
point in BehripR s rais on the Asiatic CONT ent
kDoan az East Care hes retu ned. No gold cooli be
f und but the colt brilliant with mica whic1 a.
for marvellous rep rts that had been pu 10
cirI ala ion which caused the exped ton.
The ba k What Cheer br0gs d,ies from japan 10
22d Jolly. TIE japanese steamer Candnaparral sT'
rived home from San Francisco, Jane 10Th, via Homo
luu. al well.
The American sbip Forest Age unde- charter by
tie Bilirb Governmtn sailed for the Peiho Jaly II
The American bark PUrsuit sailed for Shanghai Jdly
~ h. wi full 90 Of teas and silks, valued ct II
mil ipD doll To- ssid TO be the most valuable cargo
eveS shipped IRON Kanagawa.
A Portuguese nan OF. war bad arrived a. KsnagaWa
with Con i-si0ner on board to effect treaty with
the japanese G 'vernn ent The state of the try
WIS Ieafetul. Tie commander of the CaudnamIrrah
had made highly cOoTed report u his rymen of
the riiliant mBnuer IN which he and bis crew were
entertained " hila in San Francisco.
News from Honey Lake Valley is received 10 tho
Goth list
The wsgou-road expedition had completed It's sbors
aI rad JetUTI cd TO The valley.
Col Lander bad alec All ntsrview with the prncpa
vtr ctef of the Peh.u g Ipdisns, who desire pea}e,
and has prom ised 10 keep his warriors duiet TO one
year g,e opportunity to have csuse Of troubles OK
psi, ed al WasIngtoD. This probably puts an eud
furJ danger 70 The Pony Express and overland emi
atan.
The cabin passengers by the Golden Age were fol-
loue:
D. By,r j. D. CoIarnsr ard son. Misc Sarah Coan Capt
Fsbs, q ID swut and wife, O. w Rockselow, DIR esg
rTsDs Burn' ~. N-h M. Adee Umy, Capt Hua.
" G. BtGhs Nj. y crosby, Nis Mary ;, Sal ricG s g.
JVkan sod vie, D. Burt CspL "eliron and wife,
.reS snd chd, Milton Ford Mr. Cla, M. Ada Talbot,
y,hl EdwsTo4 George Rowes Joha fhe.sen, J. r. Damoa
McSytG W McL-lsnt and wife, Geo Mo q Black and
wiirA Bsel W. Il Gn>s, Rogers C .rneltls G.
.-7siass
Sir King Of IA Western Steamer.
MEsPHIs Tenn. Tnursdiy, Sept. Is 1850.
The steamer Aurora, from 81. Louis TO New
and N On A. adj az