New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

| M.1top,.s srarro- Mond-sy, Jan. n, ISe.
Tfs,Oyeriand Mad coach, with san Francisco dsess
of jazz reached this point at ocleck this sfsefnsee
n The steamers Golden Age and Champion were 81
verse TO lea on the 5th ins and contest o. speed
Y WIS an,isipeted be.seen them. 80,
According 70 Constitutional provision, the Eegieter
turs waose meet on sbs day tbs mai ef o9s ~ ss s
| Houee would be postponed unii the folio w,nB a<y.
One of tas candidates for Speaker Of tho Hccse
Philip Moore who is supported " the frencs OF se-
Ter Gwin, aid Washington. Tat interest Is saae -
he In fayo.,of Mr.. WeAers election 70 tbs U 81 So-
'nfe. and b7 inference fayorabl,to Mr.. Gwfns se-
election q year hence, although MI. Washisxtene
friends claim that he viii shen himself be compeuer
Mr. Steyeroon is the other PRINCIPAL canhdste fer
the Speakershp and is supported by the reRds OF ~
new Governo1 Mr.. Latham and GeIsf@ DsHvgs -
tbis Winter she election OF Mr.. Lsshsm TO susesee
DIR. Ggin nexs Winter. n there ars several sons
torsl candidate for both tho short and long teyns 80
election of either Mr.. Moore or Mr. Ssevenson 70 ~
Sneakers chair woo Id not foreebadow concfustxoy
he election of Mr. Weller or MIR. Denver TO the seq
ate but the ccntfol of the Heuse would be regsracs
ss strong point IN favor OF the Senatorial canmas
whoss friends were secured. There many per-
tpacjoas Senatorial candidates thai strcnY Propt'
~ exists of there being no election tols -
| il q from the past action oil the oaiuofH 10
unaer snsa caucus was to be held at SaamsDss
a., Inc evening of the I'd INST, 70 neutrality-suspicious.
ior Tb u ss,Isr continues extremely cold in Csrss&
valley and there is much suffering among the Indiana
rJ,ess il moderaies will caase great mort1ty amo
them Carcasses OF dead cattle are scateofeoau e"-e
\ u eT Truck ie and Humboldt rivers
~ " Coas recently in from the sink Of Carson, re-
4 poYts yery little snow that v entity lie inpsss
were living cattle that had oeen aqo "nsJ ~
orally are doing WE'LL The settlers at Big bcho arc
running their horses TO the sunk.
A correspondent of Ire Sasta Rose
NeIdocpo County, writing from Long Valley, says
that the Eel River Rangers, under connaod OF Cap3
Jarboe have been doing valuable and eiiecsye ses-
vice in quelling the Indians while gong lrom az
II place to Jsrboes headquarters, they had pscose
battle with some ninety Indians IA ling thirty OF taen>
! and voundyng as many more. Capt. Jsrboes Eom--
psny also bed severe action on the i3h IT,, knnn8
/ thirty Indians and taking twenty ak prisoners.
Tie ,ast has been an eventful business year IN San
/ Francisco The market gutted with gecds'
throughout. The tunnage arrived from domestic . A.
ice SOS in 1857 and l49 $40 in 1856, from Grsat Bss
ain l3 45S tuas in 1885, 1871 in 1853 in 1871
and II, 729 in 1856 from other ports OF Europe
In 1859 6469 in 1855 u 6Sl in 1857, aud ~ 53f N
isss: rom China q 8I4 t1ns in 1852 90 379 Ia 1885,
20 i in 1857 and 81 ITO in lS56-showing an excsss
of irnporaioAs from nearly every quarter ana gfesS
The exporss from California ,other than ,tressurs
during the past year, show an increase over 1893 Oh
$3.50, Geo; the aggregate OF 1853 Is - oSSAll. Ia
quicksilver exports during the same period nave issn
of s75OCO0 On account of the closing, during the legal
! proceedings, Of the New Almaden nine. Fnis nAkes
the balance q the merchandise exports that mush
| greater in 1889
The annual reviews of the States progress are pre-
pared for publication. During 1859, there arrived Is
San Francisco, BY steamers and SAL vesaels, 5slSS
passenger and 25,78l departed, showing a gam o.
passengers BY immigration seaward OF IL 4Ul Absuk
3d. eco people are believed TO have crossed the plans
I 10 California which, together with the natursd In
crease Is estimated have made total gain OF popa-
4 istion within the year exceeding 81, e00 souls.
The swoant of gold exported in 1853 was az AGO.
| 1872 searss az SIS, O25 In 1853.
The mining reviews chow the mineS dnring the past
year 10 have been about ordinarily successful IN the
production of gold. No very great extension in thia
branch Of industry took place within California, snd
no exciting discoveries were made although rAny pay
ing mining fields were opened for the est time. fae
business seems 70 have become settled and the aazy
labor gold product is not likely TO vary materially
for many years. although the field for increased prcf
able Labor 10 believed TO be very extensive. te.f
The most encouraging feature Is the steady iGeres
ing area If the MINING region dsSo el on the Pac1
coas sach the discoveries Of what are believeG 20
be valuable gold mines, north aId west of the COX
bia River IN Oregon and Washington Territories. t,s
gold and slver mines in Nevada Territory ,ith
strong indications OF an extensive mining rsgo1 ex-
endag along the SLOPE Of the Sierra NJ yadA
Moantains, parallel the god mines CT Calfass .,
the western slope Of the sauna range Of nounAs a.
The products Of tho State in whchthsre as been
tina greatest increase are, wheat wool, anauS lit the
quantity Of each having nealy or more thn doaoled
Within the year. There has also bean agez increAa
IN the quantity Of timber and ship tr2oes exported
from California and the Puget Sound regUn-
The value OF real estats sold in San fes isco with
g63 III agsipst SO 500 fi6, in 1853 Ovs AZ O0OO00
were invested in building improvements being lsrgs
e1cssa over former yeas.
COMMERCIAL INTsLLEsEy. CR.
The only ssie pessn. vrs p f. domestic Isuor
tho sreport Foreign Lqp bs sn Quiet On -sar
day December 81 there re.e sles q 1870 ossves Aedcsa
brandy a. -ses1ic sal .eabaA " ht sy ct 4U6sc md IN
pipes Pure Spirits st tIaAe
SHIPPING INfHLJ,Ic ,ryCF
Arrived at San Frsr9iseo, snpAy Vanderbilt stsoushlo
Ofsens.
Sailed Dsssmbs a. RssAn etc. Rysa. and Nsv.ss fer
CsenstI1k