The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-11
NEWS FROM TIE PACIFIC.
Arrival Ofthe Overland Exprcss-Si.O OO.-
900 OF Treasure En- Route--Ncws from
California, Nevada, Oregon and the
Sandwich IsIands--Advices from the
Whaling Fleet, Nc.

Pacific SPRINGS, Oct. O. 1861.
The pony express, with California dates Of the I'd
instant passed this place today.
Arrived at San Francisco 18th, ships starr King New
York Santa Claus and Western Star BOSTON, "Wagaor
New York.
Spoken, August 90, latitude is 10, longitude Of 81,
bark saphole fourteen mcplhs out with 100 barres OIL
Sailed, 2sth ua United States soop-ce war ST. Marys,
to cruise the Southern asst brig Theresa Hong Kong
steamer Uncle SAM carrying $50 passengers 81 900
treasures OF which there 81 zoe 900 cr New York
Tie following the heavy shippers Of the treasure
we.is, Fargo Co., 1891 900; Donohuc, Ralston & Co,
s12 Geo. parrott Co.. s1o7 go; sather Church. SOL
$50; 3. Davidson $4,000; J. selgman Co.. sos 621;
schne Bros, $4,000; James Patrick & Co., $50 900;
MAX Bennnger Co., SEQ 900.
Among the cabin passengers for New York were SEQ
Thofne, Capt Myers, G. p. Foster, Lieut. K W. Forsyth,
all Of the United States Army j. r. Dewey vito and son
Mrs \. c. Wasburne.
Tho following passengers were for Europe
Rev. W. A. Scott, y. D., wife ana four children; A.
Scott, Chalmers Scott, Mrs. A. p Reese.
The market continues quiet. Twenty three cents was
refused % 900 boxes candles Magnet Ishmus but
ter &c cotton direct No l, IKE. high proof whskey
3oc.; spirits turpcntinc, 81 so per gallon
The California news is Of no Importance since the last
express,
Inv LtRiSnNuIe vi AeFTltoTy was convened nv
Carson City yesterday. Governor Nyc sent in his mes
sage to-day, and recommended the adoption Of Caor
mining law for that Territory, and Sunday law,
closing with patriotic remarks.
The steamer Cortcz brings Oregon dnes to the 9th
uh The news is unimportant She brought 500 900 in
gold variety OF government stores 100 mules and IS
horses for the army. The latter cost 1915 per lead
Sandwich Island dates TO the It'll ult that the bark
Zero arrived at Honolulu tho 9Th from tho Arctic
Ocean bringing tho first report from the whaling feet
As is usual with the first advces from the north IL liz
very brief and unsatisfactory.
4. n. Dryer, the American Commissioner was so &C.
rously il rs to be unable to attend to his duties
Business appears TO be worry dull Mt the islands and viii
doubtless continue until the advent the vessels of
the whaling tieet in October and November.
The remnant OF small town has been discovered on
Maldens Island supposed to have been stopping place
for the buccaneers three centuries ago.
The ship storm King, from New York reports severe
gale OF Cape Horn. ahe compelled to throw over
board thirty tons OF freight.
The following is correct list Of the passe gers who
left upon the steamship uncie Sam
7. T. Patterson, A. Patterson, George Reed w Reed
+. n. Grid, A. Ii. Van Walck, wife aud son. Charles
TRAM Col c. B. Porter, Cned States Army. Capt George
Thornc. wife, three children and servant Capt Myers
wife, three children and servant, Capt T. II Sie ian
United States Army; Lieut. J. Forsyth United states
Army: X, p. newy wife and son. ;. Sunderland wife,
three cildrena servant j. rewcs Webster and vile
D u smith, c. 3. Walter, W Wagner, Mrs Il c.
Waslburne, +. W. Buell., l.. j. sparrow Mr. c 81. Stra
der, = X. McCunc, A. Compton, wife, child and nurse
Mss Ida LaHneE. A. Uikhan, s Hcsslckei Miss L. r.
Webb J ii Reese, Francis FREEDOMS \ Brother. Mrs. J.
G. li4rdegAoi and son, X. o Campbell Rev A Scott,
y t. wife and four children. Ambrose Kirkland Mrs A.
A. a. &asc' Jerome iaherdn no Cnwofcn, II smith.