The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06
News from the Pacific.

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND PONY EXPRESS.
FoRr KEARSEY, Fco. s, 1851.
The pony express passed here two A. NJ, with San
Francisco advices OF January 49, $40 p NJ Tho news
as follows
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, 1851.
Arrived 18th, ships Aurora, New York; Ocean Pearl,
Hong Kong
Our limited market Is at this writing in about the
worst stage be brought to- when for nearly all art
Giles there few or buyers Money Is comparatively
easy on this steamer day. Candles have rallied q little:
to-day Of a2s boxes assorted adamantnes at 2oc
21c 10 the absence Of SAL change in quotations
made. There is an Increased demand for flour and
shipment to England, without change In rates
The eli cton Speaker VI the Assembly, the 14th,
Effected by coalition between the republicans and
Douglas democrats. similar coalition will DO at
tempted 70 elect Douglas candidate of Northern bias
for United States portion of the Breckenridge
and douglas members are negotiating TO combine on
southern Douglas democrat.
The Governors message was delivered the 18th.
The principal feature the strong ground taken In
favor OF preserving the linton and opposition to paci,
r,pubir uncer any circumstances He urges petition.
ing Congress TO alter the eastern boundary OF Cali
ioruia, NO al to take IN the washoe silver region.
The receipts Of the State treasury during the past
year exceed the expenditures by $50 COO
A UbrD meeting Is proposed Mt sacramento, when all
the candidates United states Senator will be called on
define heir positions.
The following is complete list Of all the known aspi
for the Senatorshps-Jamcs A. McDvugal, J. ".
Denver Edmund Randolph John Couneas, John Curry,
John Nugent, John B,dwt J. H. Hogo and Humphrey
G'if,h q l. SKATER Wilson FLINT and Leland Stanford
Given on he Breckenridge
Letters ConRi OFT ami Burch, advocating
Pacific republic, published in AL the leading pape
and severely denounced only t~o or three OBSCURE
country papers defend either OF the letters
Resonions have been introduced In the Senate declr
ing CALIFORNIA; y TO the Union and In opposition TO
the of state, which believed viii pass
both houses by large majorities.
Judge McAilister decision confirms tho New Almadeu
10 the clamants against the United States, with
seven pcrenencs OF immediately surrounding land, se
ccrsbg tn the Mexican Mining laws He rcjects
their claim 10 three thousand vaas OF more
remotely adjoining lands Judge Hoffman eos-
cured in the decree, but dissented from
McAiister in many points, believing the clainanAs
titled r. .nd. The claimants have entered Ap
peal Mnng will immedisely be resumed aod the pecps
OF Santa oubty have held jubilee the psss-
poets return 10 ths prosperity existing before tAs
mines closed and hundreds Of hborers deprived
eu poy msnt.
Ihs extensive war ehouse of moore Folger San ~
ctsco corner of California and Davis streets, " a,cl
wore stored large quantities Of liquors, canAks
sion A. &C. was partly destroyed by Are lne ,rht
th. iIth About $40 600 worth OF merohaadss was de
strry ed; fully insured ,,
The clipper ship sunshine sold 70 day blythe Unite
states Mai shal al auction, for 80, 000
No popy express has arrived aimee tho lYt departure
the latest Fort Kearney dates being Of fae ala, Of De
.mber Fears are entertained that aanciai trouble
| Law, caused the dscoutnuance OF t~t means OF com
mum cation with the East
(rhe express West was doubtless detained BY snow !
] the mountains