New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31
From California.
ARRIVAL OP THE OVERLAND MAIL.
MAILoy's STATION, Monday, Jan. 30, IL

MALLoYs STATION, Monday, Jan. 30, 1860
TIE Overland Mail arrived here about . clock this
afternoon, with San Francisco papers OF January y,
and telegTapblc advces VIA rlerodughs rerry 10 D.
m. on The 18th
Telegraphic dispatches received from Sacramento
lust previous TO the departure of the mall stated that
Gov Weller cent his last annual message to the legls-
la,ure that morning, ard that Gov. Latham would be
ipauqprat.d at o'clock in the afternoon and deliver
his inau, ura Both messages being telegraphed
over The TWO telegraph lines to The San Francisco
Erenipg Bulletin.
There "a another Senatorial caucus AT San Francisco
On the evening Of the 9Th inst, at which nine ballots
were bad. The 6rst stood AZ follows Weller, 40;
Denver 80; Baldwin, IL; Washington, 8; M:DOugall,
Necessary I, choice, 49. Tue last ballot stood:
Weller. AZ; Denver, 80; Baldwin and Washington
each; McDougall, 3. a.,
Of "a to 44-the Weller opposing the movement.
Jbie trial of strength produced intense excitement,
ard wa, the occasion of two lights. One memHer "a
Weller mani voted by proxy, having been disable on
for the time by blow on the head, struck out oy a
Denver advocate There was any amount OF speeu-
stion as to the relative strength OF the parties at the
next caucus some claiming that 5. j. loge would
| enter the caucus candidate, 10 the damage OF
Weller and Denver. II was the general impression,
| however, that Weller would Infinitely triumph.
Tbe new United States Steamship Saginaw, built
entirely in California, was completed arrived
| in San Francisco barbOr
She will make trial trip OF SIX or seven days. PRIOR
to her departure for China.
Ar yais from domestic and Atlantic ports continued
10 freely. Meantime there mas oeeD sncccsSion
of heavy rains, putting stop TO city trade, and
prev eutipg large Communication with the INTERIOR AS
Vet there appears disposition to change from the
purchases that characterized the closing months OF last
year. - =,
together unimpoIiant; but moyementn refined sugars
il tyident with an improvement atainabie by holders
tu the extent of TO- Y 10. The article has been for
soue time regarded AZ critical, and advance, con-
senieo 10 by the IeineTs, was all that was deemed
zee seary TO the attainment Of materially higher fe.
uIes. There are to-day Hbe shl buyers for all the
Eastern IN the market at lie. Candies are shade
frmer upder light receipts, but no large purchases
have b. EN- made cargo OF Rio Coffee arrived yes.
terday but il BE- stated at what the market VIII
open but no material abatement from the present rates
is looked or Provisions Of all kinds are heavy, and
unchanged.
A rived-,Jan. 6, Talsman from New-York, and
Grace GoIdcn iron Boston, Z, Wavelet from Homo
lulu Hamburg bark Edward aud Eliza from Havre,
Princess from Philadelphia; 8, Mecklenburg bark +.
+. Page from Rio JaDeiro.
Sailed-Jan. Z, ship Golden Fleece from New-iork.
THE LATEST.
IBy Telegraph TO FirSausR. Fern 6o miles ca" o. "a"
JAS. lc-3p. m.--The inaugural ceremonies at San
Francisco Yesterday morning, were grand aud lmpos'
ing A great Inauguration ball was given In the
evevn x. .
No business of Importance has been transacted in
the Legislature to-day.
The Senatorial Caucus appointed for to night absorbs
all other subjects.
Gov. Welier's Annual Message gives a gratifying
ambition of the State finances Toe Treasury re-
cejps last year ,7OS5, and tho expenditures,
S9l6, 49,.
The Governor urges retrenchment and reduced
taxation. 400 ma
The total funded snd floating State debts $4,000,
and tho funds in the treasury $662, 900.
Dates from Brti.h Columbia to the 9th inst but
the news is uDmporaDt.
Orelor adyces are 10 the Sd inst.
The Columbia River was still closed by ice
TIE mining LEWIS from Fort Colyille was gratifying.
The times here were prosperous. Money was
plentiful.
The Smilkaman mines represented "a rich as
tho 20 of California, in her palmiest days, as ex-
tenaive.
Lieut.. Mnlen's party had established their winter
quarters at Fort Owen.
business here Is a rife more animated, but without
change in rates. ru
CIusheo Sugar IL charged lie, without buyers. The
prices of the small stocks of Eastern controlled oy
the Company's figures -,
The Poruee cargo of Rio coffee Ia selling in bags at
Ia cents.
Provisions are slow as last reported. :,
Arrived Jan. 9, steamer Golden Age, win new
York dates 10 Dec. 20. -,
Adyiees from Tubac say the driver of the Overland
Mail brought the news on his last trip that the Indians
nj Anacbe Para had given signs OF extensive prepara
tons for the total extermination OF the OSersno ms
line through their country, TO DO followed oy aoc
scent mon the inhabitants. The Indians, since tho
troops returned from their campaign, nave oeen moro
o. ho n;oht Of the 10TH all the horses belonging TO
Cant stones Commission were stolen, together with
Iarsr horses and forty head Of cattle belonging 10
farmers in tho neighbcrhood.
Death of Col. Ely Moore.