The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-26
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.


Arrival or The Pony Express-Tns POLITE
cal Campaign In Cali form a-Prospsct
OF . Duel between senator Gwin and
Gen. mcDo ug al-sl 100000 EN- Route
for New York, tSc., sc.
81. JOSEPH, No, OCT. rs, 1850
The pony express, with three days later intelligence
from California, arrived this morning The news We
mesgre
sAS FRANCISCO, Oct IL, 1890
There partial renewal OF the activity In trade. The
country demand has revived TO extent, an obbers
arc IN market 'or small supplies. Prices are without
change, except n such noted in the follow
irg.Csndes-sales 3l5 boxes adamanine, In lots, at
22Ic 23s; demsnd fair. CoGee-S,es $50 bags Rio at
1870 and $40 tags damaged a, 1870 l4c Coal iuac.
tive and rather heavy In dry goods good business Is
doing by dealers Staples without movement AMI un'
changed Fish-Light sales dry cod, exc No msceere,
in kits 50 25 Fruits preserves and case goods are moro
active last quotations. other kinds last reported
Gunny bags: Gales at 10 The demand for butter Is
active, Ishmus rm at 27c market mostly cleared Of
parcels in prime condition Iard-snal transactions at
2oc for j. Co. and Aldens lsc. for SEEDLINGS Pork
Sales in lots 100 bbls clear s23 $50 half bbs clear At
$l1 25 Bacon moderate demand for old l3c. 10 3ac
for l5c Hams dull and unchanged Cheese IS; a2oc
Carolina rice &C. oZc foreign quiet, without particular
movement. Sugars again Give and nrmer sales No
China osc 94c choice steady al lie most last ar
rivals crushed passed into second hands ut l4c ID &c
and market firm 16c without transactions. Foreign
brandee still dull; better feeling In Holland GIN with
considerable sales Domes'ics tnctuaing Whiskey
transactions Teas and wines quiet as last noted The
demand for wheat CONTINUES steady with liberal sales for
export. about 81 80. The bark Trent for Liverpool
has com pleed cargo OF 400 bbs superhne -four The
ship Pam Flush chartered TO load grain for Cork Money
met with unusual facility Notwithstanding the large
shipments OF treasure Ordinary business loans
taken At per cent Large sums on collateral can be
| bad al Il per cent.
| There Il no general news Of importance.
The political epgrosses universal attention.
rbe anxiety to hear the returns from ONO
and Indiana is becoming intense and even many repub
caps fearful that Pennsylvania VIII 80 democratic
II the October elections in Pennsylvania and other North
States go republican there will be an immense gain
70 that party here before November.
Downey who has been stumping the State for
Douglas expressed his opinion IN private that California
Breciinridge ticket will largely behind the repub
can. It is believed that the Bell and Everett men VIII
Senator q win an Gen j. ~ McDougal have been max.
ing speeches violently abusive OF each other each
the other Of dishonesty representing California. al
Washington. II ia rumored that correspondence OF
hottie nature now proceeding between them but there
is probably little danger Of q duel.
The Douglas papers In Oregon are very bitter In de-
nouncing The coalition by which republican Senator
elected The Pre- sitent OF tho Senate Douglas demo
cra has been burnt in eey IN the county he represents
10 the effect Of the charges hat the
republicans and Douglas democrats are working for
common object.
The steamship Golden Age sailed from San Francisco
the llh instant for Panama. with 323 passengers and
81 COO In treasure Of which 81 24o COO we're Tor New
York.
The following are the names OF the cabin passengers
by the Golden Age-Mrs Mccormick and daughter, Capt
Frsbe and family Mrs. Dewey and mother, Capt Alden
and wife, Capt ingalls, " 3 q 7. Rankin, 7. A. !;
Mrs Phoebe Logan, J. W. Morrison, G. y. Herman, II
w. Bashford and wife, Mrs. DR. Afhe and two infants, g.
H. Bosworth, wife and three children Mrs Weeks, Mrs
J. W. BRIGHAM and two infants Jas. White and wife,
Mr. Rosenberger, ,ChAs walcott, Mr. Brooks Dr. BrdsAl
Dr. Wells w. b Peters, W. 3. has,n, W. r Nevlns, J.
Yates Capt Charles GIL, J. Anderson wife and infant;
w Hess wife and two children, Mics H. y. keton, VIM.
lane, wife and infant J. }. Biyin, Dr. L. o. Thompson
Mr. HarblAon, Mr.. Hickman, Ackerman J. 7. Dussly
wife and two children; J. P. Buckley, Mrs solomon,
Mrs. Rasde and two children, VIM. Calander and wife
4 g. T. Barstow, Mrs. Dexter and infant, Capt Hoyt
j. II. Butler, j. W. Hill, Leclerie, Mrs Jane Kelly and
| two cnildrcn, Thos Kelly, Samuel Nathan, Madame Ga
bel, D. n Haskins, J. p. Haskns, D. Murphy, James
McCreery John McCreery, Fred Hahn, aockstein and
SON G. W. Allen, Mrs X Hale and two children, John
/ Hale, John Carr, James Smith, John Walt,
O. Rag,oy, j. Aiken and wife, g. Aiken, James Arnott,
| J. 7. Narlette, solomon Showfcldt, j. H. Cole, N W.
| Campbell, A. T. Darcy and infant, Mrs Hunt and two
| chidreu--and 2lb IN the steerage.