New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14
The Pony Express.

ST. JoszPB, Mo-, Monday, Aug. 10, 1860.
The Pony Express arrived here at 2 o clock III.
morning. 1t brings California dates to the Is, ihss
SAs FRANCISCO Aug. I 1867
Arrived July 20, ships wiNhcraa, from HexY oi, sss
Psmeno' Ns~.YorL ''A' 'n' 'hiP
Sailed, July 81, French ship Pi.co for Mus,lan.
ne inquiry pods from. first hands exhibit. n. u,
sDn.oR but !. not BY sny es5, ~, .ess h Rhos. h. v
been ssy leading .ls,c.ier. at the quotations s,.a
Candies sell slowly zoe. Butter q in fair requs., 2c fs<
% via GsSs HS% Sse ,s sas P .na ss
without sales. Crushed sugar bring lilo, in sasd o.s.
late arrivals and there win be Increased Of
doIs at abOst tie Pre'en. current rates ,
The steamer John l.. Stevens sailed this morning for
Panama with 202 passengers and S576JOO In treasure,
of which 1886 600 is for New-York. Among her
passengers are Lieutenant Gllis and the Bishop Of
Victoria, from Hong Kong.
l7,h Of July arrived here on the 30;h.
Another EXPIRE 81 with dates to lie 2th telegraphed
and will reach this city tonight. Confidence is now
restored D the future regularity Of the express
The Democratic State Central Committee az ap-
ponted by the late Democr attic State Convention met
at San Franci co on the Both and 3lst ult and after
lorg discussion in which it was endeavored 70 avoid
a split in the party by holding but one Sac Convex
ton and nominating but one Electoral Ticket, was
found impractica5ie TO act harmoniousiy. Fin ,ly,
twenty Elk members of the Committee declared for
Breckenridge and Lane, and ten for Douglas.
The former have called Stite Convention to nomi~
ate AN Electoral ticket on the llth of SEP ember,
ard the latter hold their Convention 70 no min ate q
Douglas Electoral ticket the 9Th Of the ,me monh
The Douglas caim that the Federal patronage sad
Influence nas greatly weakened their strength Oh tne
Committee Each branch of the COMMITTEES has pub
shed an address 10 The Democracy OF the state. One
claim that Douglas was regularly nominated and u
entitled to the support Of al the msmbers OF the party
while the other denies thst ether Breckenridge or Dou-
Las were regularly nominated by the Baltimore Con-
ventiop and leaving it optional with the party which
candidate they vote Tor.
A Brsckr ridge and Lans ratification meeting was
t,,rAa /
called IS Democratic Ratification meeting, and the
Douglas II Ell attended in such numbers a. ID Dc able
to vote down all the ratifyng resolnrons
1t is now alleged that the Douglas Democrats ars
taking courage throughout the State, and they iee con-
fdent of carrying tie mars of the Democracy with
them The BreckiLrige and Lane men, no Sever, are
preparing for great efforts, and their complete aSd
thorough OF gannaiion and Federal backing up give
item great advantages.
Charles Ruebl editor of German Democratic pa
per- has beeu removed from lucrative office 10 the N
Francisco Mint, on account of advocating Douglas In
his Journal.
OF the sixteen of the S,ae Senator's who hold over
a. will vote for Mr. OWNS successor at the next
meeting OF the Legislature, six are known 10 be
Douglas men and several others noa CON initial
movement ia on foot 10 CAL Bel and Everett
State Convention to nominate an electoral ticket.
Gen. Shields srived at San Francisco this morning
by the Overland Mail stage, which Left St. Louis on the
9lh of July. M
500 head of stock have arrived &C Carson alley from
Salt Lake. They are Mormon seceders, and escaped
with difficulty being pursued by baud Of Saints aud
threatened with veIgeaUce.
The ship Ocean Pearl is to sail today for Hong
Kong. taking slS0O0O in gold and silver and sil o0O
worth of -four, wheat snd potatoes.
TIE ship Victoria has cleared for Australia, with
soma 5000 boshels ofwehst.
The passengers who took first and second cabin tick
cts by the steamer John L. Stevens were as follows:
Lord Bishop of Victoria Mrs Duane, Simmons, A Black,
NJ Singer Charles Daniel George Thorbwi, Isaic .. S~t
and wiie, b. U Demon B. DiskeGrop, :; b Hurry L
O. w Hastings, s. L. Loriug c. w Bal her, h D. huchins.
C. Shelter Edgar Poppetoo Joho Dssher swt Kelly aud
w p. BTeLsm Richard N. Lqnt Henry Wi.iams
Frsncis Cbapn, Miss H. R. MORAN Lieut. oile y 8 Nays
Sherwood ard wife N a. Baaly D ;y, s. A veay 1. H.
Richardson 8. r. Throckmort r. w. WHIT W. w Crane.
it, George Hearst g. H. Monroe JaEes Msgners D. Rorda,
T. r Morgan A. II. Marshall VIM. Foster J. Gregory p
Frey s. Sichson j. Trsn and wife, Shepard Mrs NJ e
Holmes Henry Appleysrd L. @. Cole, b. Davenport b.
Msloney, H. n. Dyer J. c. Yates Joseph Green
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