New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
California Pony Express.

ST. JoSEPH Monday, May Z, 1860.
The Pony Express arrived herela last night i'll the time
of DAYS hours, and made the last 120 miles III 81
hours
Ssnce the Pony Express Of the both left, the follow
ing ships have arrived
April 90 Flying Mi.t from Hong Kong; 2s' bark Louise,
from Hamburg I'D shPs Morning Star ana bnena viz from
from Newly 25th steamship Coes, from Panama with
passengers who left Neyy-York March 80.
Ssied pnl % chip Jean Buset for aLatan 26h, Andrew
Jackson for Csllao; Northern Light, for Acapulco
Immigration has again commenced from China. The
chip Flying Mist arrived from Hong Kong, brought
40 passengers and the ship Jas. Brown is daily ex-
peced with many more. AT last accounts several
vessels at Hong Kong were mp for San Francisco,
offering 10 bring passengers over very cheap IL Is
estimated that s5 600 in drafts were transmitted east
ward by this Pony Express which may reach Their
destination and Dc presented for payment twelve dBys
before the steamer having the treasury to NEE them
arrives in New-York.
The PONY Express which left st. Josephs on the
18TH arrived at San Francisco in days and IL hours
Telegaphic dispatches from Carson Valley IN parties
interested but which are not yet published state that
the indians between Salt Lake and Carson Valley have
stolen 80 horses belonging to the Pony Express IO-
pany new supply of horses will be sent from Sacra-
men!o, but the incoming express may be three or iour
DAYS behind time III consequence.
The Legislature since the both ul has passed an act
10 create the Office of State GeOlogis 10 provide FOR
rate Of the people 10 decide where convention shall
be called to revise the Constitution.
The bill 10 appro pirate so 600 10 build wagon-road
from Place yllle 10 Ca1sey Naiey Was eOhsuereu anu
lost. ,.,oooo
The bill giving a bonus of SEQ 000 and so 900, in in
salments Of So 900 and 81 900 per annum 70 the first
and second companies carrying teegraphc across
the continent has passed both Houses
Late news from Mexico, brought by the steamer
COrtez saws Liberal army, COOS strong, was re-
ported to have taken Collma and Manzinllla without
opposition
The Washoc silver mines still the all-absorbing
matter of public consideration.
1t IL estimated that 900 people have already gone
there.
Improved roads over the mountains give new i'm
pens to emigration therG gentleman just returned
mel on the mountains during TWO days l,UOO loaded
mules 800 head OF sheep, and 500 beef cattle gong
over 10 The mines. New discoveries OF silver mines
are reporfed and the general beefis increasing i'll the
orcaf cxielt and richn9rs of dis silver region.
The Overland Mail left Tor NJ. Louis at IL O'Clock
to-day taking over 5000 letters and four through pas
sengers. 49, .,;.; g.
a bin bas passed the Legislature, approprialing I'VE
thousand dolhrs to provide wells on The Colorado
desert. !, ul
The Legislature has decided to adjourn on Monday
the Both. ,u,,...,,;oo
Preparations are making for grand demonstration
in San Francisco in honor OF Gov Dowhey veto VI
the Bulkhead bill. ao.,. -.
Since the sailing Of the steamer on the 9oh ouness
with the interior has shown manifest improvement
Orders are coming forward literally and money co'ns
more abunApn Trade has however not been OF sonc au
ration yet bring obbers forward for goods from ht nsn 70
any great extent They Yuynsbut scarcely WIN ho e