New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21
Eight Days Later from California.
ARRIVAL. or THE PONY EXPRESS.
Suffering by EmIgrantS /; the WaShoe Mines


TIE following dispatch was received for The
TRIBUNE by the Pony Express, just arrived here:
CARSON, Nevada, April lilo p. m
The excitement Of the Washoe Mines still Increases
There arc II 900 Calfornians in the Territory. Thou
sands are leaving San Francisco and all other parts of
the State. The only routes through the SUBMITS
the BIeckwearth AID Luther passes, both of which
have been closed to all travel for eight days from a
most violent snow-torm. At the Mono ant Walkers
River are $50 men in starving condition shut in by
snow. The storm was the most violent Of the
Provisions and all the recessaries of life nearly
cut. OF Flour there in market ard when sold
the price rules from 50955c. Sugar, SOC. a$l. OF
Rice very little in market And brings 35 4Oc. Coffee,
IS SEC. Butter, 81, Beans, 4Od45c Hay $1,000
y tun. Barley, none in market rules at so 962c.
Beef, 25 SOC. There is not ore days ration to
man, of flour here, aud none reach ne for at
least five days if 60 soon that time. There 500
persons at CsrsoD's 200 at Genoa and near 5000 at
Virginia. At Silver City there were 500.
On the 30 March twelve tuns Of silver from the
Spanish and Opbir leads, shipped to San Fran
cisco, valued at $l40,0OO. The wealth of the main
leads Of the Constoek vein is unsurpassed. Good
leads have be- opened at several other localities The
prices Of the principal looes 10 market follows:
ComsiOck lode from $O0 to $4,000 per foot Gold Hill
d. $500 SO 600 per foot; Emigrant do, good not in
MAJ ket Sucner do. $50 to SIS; Rodgers's do. 500.
Many Of these leads have adverse claims and are in
voved in legal processes The discoveries of gold
extensive-equal TO the best Of California An i'm
meuse migration will be here in two three months.
The Mormon laws entirely abrogsted, and no law
but that of sufferance exists.
To the Associated Press. Hz1
ST. JOSEPH, Friday, April 20, 1868.
The Central Overland Pony Express, bringing Cali
foIns dates 10 April 10 and Csrson Valley to the llth,
arrived at p. m, exactly on time.
SAN FRAECIsco, Thursday, April ), 1860.
Arrived 9Th, ship Zephyr, from New!York. Sailed
5tb steamer Golden Age, for Panama, carrying
81 100000 IN treasure and $50 passe ngers, among
them most of the Republican Delegates 10 the Chicago
Convention who will remain with the Roanoke at Al
pinwall until the Jspenese Embassy arrives and then
proceed to Washington. Also, Gen. Johnston OF the
Utah Amy, sno Lieut.. Brooke.
The steamer Champion sailed for NewYork via
Cape Horn on the 9Th, not being longer available on
tie Pacific.
The Jspsneee steam err Candinmunah will remain at
San FIancecO till adyices are received OF the arrival
Of the Embassy at Washington, and then return to
japan TO announce TO the Emperor the news of the
Embassy reception at the Federal Capital
The bill granting to company of French capitalists
the right TO build a wall along the entile water
front of San Francisco, embracing distance of five
mies passed the State Senate on the 4th end lie sup
porters claim that it viii pass the Assembly within
week. Jutenee opposition 10 the project II manifested
in San Francisco and indignation meeting called
for ODofrow evening TO express the puOhc sentiment
on The subject.
LATER.
San Francisco, April 10, l86O-3l IL p. IN.
NJ arrivals since the departure of the steamer.
Sailed-6th ship Torrent for PUGET Sound; 9TH,
United STATES steamer whatan for Panama, with the
Japanese ambassadors.
Me shin Lookout is loading for New-York, and will
take 25 600 bags wheat and Is 900 bbls. whale oil.
The general news is exceedingly mesger. An i'm
ueDse meeting held IN San Francisco on the
eve of the 9th to protest against the passage by the
Assembly of the Senate bulkhea1 bill. Strong resolu'
tons were unanimous adopted announcing the bill as
q swiuoe upon the StG5e, and calling in question the
Integrity Of its supporters. II Yves the most formidable
demonstration that has taken place in San Francisco
for many years.
This Balkhesd bill is under consideration in the
Assembly to-day, and its passage OF that body is con
sioered ioregCne conclusion. Great confidence IS
felt that Inc Governor will veto it, and that the bill
VII never beco ne a law. The bill appropriatlng
$250OO 10 open nine wagoD.roads over the Sierra
Nevaca Mountains has passed both branches Of the
Legislature.
Dill has slso passed sppropriatng SIS 900 to
yey and open the the eastern boundary OF the State
ALEC an act appropIatiDg $4,000 10 the deaf and
dumb and the blind. 1t oontempistes State insti,u-
ton bill has passed the Legislature aPpropnaing
$50, O00 for State Reform Sctoo at MarJsvile.
The ate storms experienced throughout the Sale,
coupled with tie intelligence from Plaeervie that the
country theTeabouis enveloped in snow, and the
mountain passes DISTRACTED bad operated for several
daJs TO retard emigration to the WashOe mines.
The rush has recon menctd within Gay Or two, and
500 emgTants were at PIacervLe to-day on ther way
TO the mountains
All the pack animals and stages there are engaged
several DAYS abesd.
Tae latest accounts from Wasboe represent the
weather unfavorable for labor and people are arriving
faster thsn Accommodations tor vDgcs be provided
Flour there $50 $50 per cwt sugar 81 per pound,
and other articles OF food in proportion. There was
but little forage for animals, hay having been sold at
$3.50 per tUn.
The mining accounts are Of the same tenor previ
ously reported. New silver leads Uncovered al
most daily bur It viii require months TO test the value
of each lead The eous richness OF the Constock
vein which is thoroughly tested is about the only ev-
ideDce relied upon, sho wing the value OF hundreds oil
the veins.
The baIk Booker, with later news from the Sand
witch Islands lie entering the harbor the exprsss
leavss TIE whole number of letters taken from in
Francisco by the Pony ExpIess will not exceed %.
SPRIEGFIFLD, Mo- Friday April 20, 1860.
The Overland mail coach with San Francisco dates
10 March 80 arrived here at about clock this morn
ing The main features of the have been antici.
paled the pony express bat the folio wing additional
Items are furnished The Whalers Ocean Bird and
CARTE returned 70 this port the 29h, bringing $40
barrels coast whale OIL exceedingly large catch
Nineteen whales have bean taken m Monterey ms
wear by the small boats engaged in the coast whale
fshery. The emigration TO the Washoe mines 10 IN
creasDg.
Il Is believed that an average OF fifty people leave
San FfaDciscO daily Tor those mines, and toe engra-
ton pIoportonaly large from all parts OF Tue state
There is danger that the stock OF provisions III Carson
Valley cannot be Beit no 70 the ants OF the rapidly
increasing population the roads over the mountains
are in very tad condition. and the cost of transpora-
tor OF merchandise at s25 $50 per cws Flour at
| Csrson Valley bas advanced TO $50 per cwt.
The tees raph reports that the Superntf noenl OF the
Overland Pony Express has arrived IN Genoa Carso1
Valley where he met the Superintendent of the Salt
Lake Telegraph Company, who statest nat the arrange
neBts forihe proposed connections are nearly COM
tettd 20 that the express and telegraph at each END
OF the line vii be ready TO operations on the