The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
Anew: NEWS From TIE PACIFIC.

Aesumption or the Pony Express--@0sJ =
O0O IN Treasure En- Route for New
fork-Extensive Exports OF Produce
nom CaliSbrnia-News from the sand
witch Islands, &C., Sc.
81. Josxen, Mo-, July 20, 1860
me pony express reached here this noon, with San
francnco daes OF July 11-four days later The follow
ing Summary Of the news by this arrival
SAN FRANCISCO, July IL, 1900
The steamer sonora called to day for Panama. with 22e
passengers and 81 900 treasure Of which $685. 600
Is for New York. No mails were taken Letters and
newspapers were sent by express accompanying the
steamer as the only means OF transmitting them to Mex
co, Central America, Panama, South America and the
West Indies All newspapers for the Atlantic States had
also to be expressed by the steamer the overland mail
only carried letters.
The clipper sh vstula has cleared for New York Her
cargo, consisting mostly Of California products embracing
1000 bales Of wool, 5000 sacks of wheat, 1000 hides
1000 bbh Of Swallow sugar, sOoebbls pork, $50 bbls
hams, and other articles, valued at 500 900.
The ship Notre Dame takes Australia 10 900 sacks of
wheat and $500 barrels of -four Her whole cargo is
valued 1t S45 ,ooO
Several other ships loading and under charter for
Liverpool New York and Australia, mos, Of which will
load with wheat
ship will sail in few weeks With cargo Of silver
ore from the Ophir mine
NO pony express has arrived since June TO- when St.
Joseph dates Of the 18th Of June were received Three
semi weekly expresses are considerably overdue
st. Louis dates to June Is received per Butteraeds
rs fully due. '
POLITICIANS are almost frantic for intelligence from tho
bsiimote Convention, having received only up to
ocean and overland 'N'''
Carson Valley adyces state ,ha. an agent Of the pony
express accompanied the last messenger eastward from
the valley station with sto * ret the stations and pat
the route 10 order as far Salt Lake When he gets
thIough u Is supposed that he will return and bring in
tnree or iesr expresses from the Fast which the
soue especed 70 be thoroughly organized so no more
great number Of emigrsat, were arriving M C,yson
Valley nom Salt lake.
Tie United States shubri,k has arrived at San
Ffencsco nom Puget Sound with later British Columbia
and sandwich Einnd news.
Ire Fourth Of July celebrated at Port Townsend by
grahe reea'ts Psncipated in b. all the vessels in port
According to Gie Fort Townscrd Register, the Puget
sound indians woV wasng nun ferous against the
The news from B,.ieh Columbia wos entirely devoid Of
interest.
The bark Jennie Ford had arrived at Victoria from
Honolulu With dates % June 4, two weeks later.
Tie JaI 1ese steamer C.ndinmarrah sailed from Homo
lulu on the 18th Of May, .for Japan
The Hawaiian Legislature was in session. and general
satisfaction was expressed at the reports Of the VARIOUS
dc Rar, IN sSa s q government,
The following is the list cf passengers by the Sonora
4 II.
Mrs siwyer, N. n. Hall H. Chabot, J. Black, o. N
Bradbury and Wife Mrs. c. N Dickey f. Myers Captain
Frsby, l. Cornwall NJ Wncut E. b Coos, r. Hamilton |
and vic J. Carean, N. Ceary Mrs. 8 rngraham and
child, Duney and wife, D. jackson, b. Cassidy, s NJ
Myers James aipp, J. b. Meore, Mrs Thompson and !
three children, H. Reenset, ~ Davidson, NJ Arcy +.
Ackenbssh and wife, II. C. Noyes, s. Stewart, Alex.
Drscol Jno. d. Newport Mr.. Harris, wife and three |
childres; W. A. Bgalie, W. 3szgi, G. A. Emery, S. |
Cheesb<rough, NJ. Courtney, NJ l. Moody, G. W. Thomp-
son. I. O. Dyer, Taylor, Il. Clark, s. Overmyer aud
wife, B. Overmyer j. Overmyer, T. overmyer p Chalon,
Appeby, W. J. Foster, H. l.. Knight, Jas. Smith and
two boys, j. Bernard, ID. u. Smith, j. Miller, Jacob
Cohea Mr. Morrill, and wife, III. H. Cole Mrs Bernstein
and nnant-And LEO in the Storage.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGE,sCE.
Business remains without change Of interest during
she Las few days. Goods are moving to the country
steadily and the city traders replenish their stock by
small purchasers from first hands There is demand.
There heavy supply here, which is deterioratng
daily inqualty and cannot be sold unless through the
auction rooms To-day ZOE bbl beef brought - co.
$500 lbs bacon 5Ac., and clear pork 81 60 per Dbl
Crushed sugar is worth l2c, Rio coffee lac. &c,
candles Is &c a1Stc Whisscy quotes nj &c. pure sp
rits 35c. brandy 45c; but in single article in the
market there the least life, sales be forced at
the curfnt market rates.
M4kNE INTELLIGENCE.
Therehav been arrivals since the express OF the
III instant.
Sailed 5th-Ship Morning Light, Honolulu; bark Cor.
mai n Mott Inm