New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
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RECEIVED BIT
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS.
sI,aso. OO0 ON THE WAY HERE.
FoRT kEARSEY, Tuesday, Dec. 25, 1860.
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FoRT KEARNEY Tuesday Dec 25 1860
The weather is bitter cold here.
The Pony Express, with San Francisco dates of the
i2h, passed here at o'clock this morning.
san Francisco Dec. I2-3: 30 D. m
The unseasohsbly large treasure shipment by the
Uncle Sam n understood to be in response 10 urgent
appeals from Eastern cities.
Among the passengers by the Uncle Sam were a
large number OF aspiring Republican politicians en-
route for Washington where they propose spending the
Winter, expecting the incoming Administration TO
selec, from among their number the principal Federal
Office rs for this coast in the Spring. Some 900 men
are supported by Federal patronage in California and
thousands of place-hunters have been developed.
Several boxes of the Washoe silver ore went forward
by the Uncle SAM valued at $4,000.
II is understood that Gov Weller will accept the po-
siii0n Of Minister TO Mexico.
Captain DAILY, the pilot who lost the steamship
Granada, has been discharged by the Board of Pilot
Commissioners.
The Pony Express, with St. Louis dates to the 9th
.u., arrived al San Francisco on the llth inst.
The Fremont mines AT MaripOsa are regularly re-
ported yielding at the rate of $40 900 per month but
the expenses ale not given, 40 that the actual profit
cannot be calculated
Ar opposition steamer has commenced running in
the Sacramento River greatly reducing the passenger
fare and feights.
The Republican papers charge that secret organiza.
to Is concerning measures for the establishment Of an
independent Republic on the Pacific coast in case of
the dissolution Of the Union. The charge does not
seem to be sustained by evidence.
Cox Fremont Las commenced q suit to recover 81 600
worth OF g9lQ DIV miner from the mines on his
and-Qrant the object being to test the question wheth
the title TO the land gives the right to the minerals
contained in the laUd.
BRITISH COLUMBIA AND OREGON.
The steamer Pacific arrived the 10th, with British
Columbia dates of the Sd and Oregon dates to the 9th
instant
Senator Nesmh will proceed in the next steamer to
California route 10 the scee OF hls future aOOrs III
the national Senate.
The papers give an account Of tie murder of Mr..
Carter trader in Washington Territory, by the In
dams.
Reports are published that members of Lieut.. Null
lem Wagon Road Expedition have discovered gold at
the head waters of the Columbia River am also on
the tributaries Of the Missouri, while making the pas
sare through the country this year. ,
There il nothing of interest from British Columbia.
The Ste nIer Otter had arrived at Victoria from
Fraser River, with $4,000 in gold. -,
The Americans in Victoria generally observed the
Goth ult. rs Thanksgiving day.
Trade at Forts Hope and Yale is represented as
lively the merchants being busy employed IN pacK
goods for the upper country.
The prospects for the Spring trade were tattenng.
The steamer Uncle Sam left for Panama this fore
noon with Us passengers the mails and 81 400 912 d.
of which So $50 in gold for France 81 GOO for Pan
anna and all the rest for New-York. Among the
freight are l47 boxes ailver valued sl20OO The Inst
of passengers of the first and second cabins Is as 1oi-
lows; y, ", Ia.
bsrhsm Ffsnk Baker and wife John Hodge Isssc K RS5
e. A5o1sss GsgS: : a. B'T noa J. css d.
Ueat stoughton do Lieut. H. b. Fleming do w j. Weeks
z l. Sullivan C. A. wah6np A. A. SeSy15 D. ~ cbas
p%.H su0 VIM Wise Lean Lseyre 3: + Folsom
w Lingenietser Chss HSvsnde9 r. r. o. Ssen
sne child. Bernard simon Benton pi,er Mr.; AFy NC
Can AID children, Mrs Hamm and children mrs y
sop Horton Chas Hsdss J. B southern Frank Lach
ei,. R1teS Mi.;.S Gsth .3 ons Phep aud lis
Others.