New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS
Political Movements.

ST. JOSEPH, Monday, Sept TO- 1860.
The Pony Express from San Francisco on the Goth
ult. arrived here astnigtt; go,
Arrived, Ang 2S ships Eviru from NewYOrk. Locke from
Sailed Aug 25 ship Georgia for New.Yors 26th B r. Shaw
for AUstIsis 26th BARK Cristins for Australia
1obe us nd,pOsion Of buyers operate There
hs, been but few leading tnsacons and quoabe changes
ego il W. except Coal which exhibits greater rnness at
tim Five n9ed boxes Of Candles ere I'D 10 odsj at da
sde bss Stacked Up and obbe are doing uobiug
wsS W5sss a m r. % Sa,e aS r
a, have whdEn 'nd the majority Of gT9pfe for other
aos ', sood ] lots are 1Sa o' The
s. Be:ees which ba eoIm'9ged iadng f5 ENGLAND viii
Auftaa with coo bush Wheat aod the slip Lord Rag
len has CONNER ed loading for the destination.
TIE Pony Exprs 81 with St. Louis dates to the l4th
of August arrived at San Francisco the 9th, aud
the incoming express with dates to the lLh is tee
eraphed from Carsop Valley this morning.
There have recently been several strikes of aborers
in San Francisco for the ttnhcur system, which have
| been partially sustained.
AT The Douglas Democratic primary election in San
Francisco, it demonstrated that yearly all the
Irish of the city will give their support TO that ticket
Political mess MEETINGS throughout the State are
| almost entirely ergrossing the pub c mind.
Primary elections ard conventions are taking place
daily in all the coupes 10 choose dee to repre-
sent the four pot al parties State conventions
Will meet at Sacramento between the I'd and the 1lth
| OF September.
Senator Gwn is TO make his first political spee h this
wear az Stockton to morrow evening". As toe canvass
opens great bit ia manifested agsiust the Senator
who If a candidate for reelection next Winter. Some
of ibe Democratic county conventions have required
pitdgea from their legislative delegates usa al hon
orabe ex6rOns to defeat him when the State Legisa-
lure assemblies.
Tie Republican State Central Commits has decided
to coll four St,te etiDgs barbesue5, in the
four most prominent interior Localities.
The eeveTdi State ard COunty Agricultural Fairs
about aud All the the
Of The country in agricultural extraor.
dlhaTy.
AZ tie Stockton Fair, 900 uns Of copper from Gala
veras Ctuuty are exhibition which Iea.es the IN
preston that the mines whence the specimens came
must be valuable.
The contestants in the Broderck will case have az
pied for n commission TO be to New-lork to take
| tire testimony OF Joseph G. McKibbn, John W. For.
nty, D. Ii. BaskD, Ma or Carpenter and some Others,
by HON they expect prove that che tia will
puipoFts TO have been signed, Broderick could no,
have executed il, and that the will was not among
B'odeIicks papers ct Washington when tley were
| first examined after bis DEATH The application was
sufnu'u sy opposed and the Court has the mater
| der aOvlEt meut.
1hriyih State Prison copvicts made desperate
attempt to escape the 2Sth, by rushing npou the
gusId. The prisoners fired upon, and three or
four OF them MORALLY wounded before they ecu be
secured.
On the 18th of August the shio Lawsor of th Me-,
sailed from Port Towuserd, Washington Territory for
New-Yofk direct with a csrgo of vel W fir spars
vary ing in lei 9Th from 60 10 llS feet This IL The frs!
cargo Of ship rber SHIPPED from puge' Sound for any
Alta nc port Another vfssel is loading with the same
kp6 Of timber for Loudon
The vaue of the merchandise, not including the
Treasure. exported from San FraDcsrO during Angust
excssds 81 600 0tO nearly oil Of which being products
| of C-ii'oJuis.
The ship Wild Rarger cleared his afternoon for
Auttrala conveying 10 asebs Of WHEAT coo sacks of
| oats, and over a 600 quarter sacks Of -four