New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-14
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS.
General Sumner Ordering Troops
Concentrated.
A REGIMENT or CALIFORNIA HoRsEMEa FOaMTaG.
A LOYAL TEXAN RANGER In COHMAsn.
PACIFIC SPRINGS. Oct. l2. 1856

PAcrYiC SPRING. Oct. ~. 1861
The Pony Express going East, passed here at
| o'clock this morning.
Gen. Sumner issued bis proclamation ordering shs
manning of the United States military posts IN the
Department by volunteers, and concentrating tbo
regular forces at convenient points fof their eD-
barkation for Panama. The horse equipments sot
the Dalles will be turned over TO the Oregon
Volunteer Cavalry.
Lieut.. Col Merchant will detail companies of 10
men each from his regiment to garrison Forts
Churchill, Humboldt, Bragg Crook, Gestou,
Umpqua and Scanlon.
The first trial by jury under the Sunday law took
place at San Francisco on the Sd, and resulted in
the conviction Of the defendant the proprietor Of
drinking saloon. Ii proved that the front doors
Of his saloon were closed, but there was private
entrance kept open and liquor sold during the Sab
bath.
Capt. McMahon, recently on Gen. McClellsn's
staff started for Washington overland on the 4th.
The Stockton IadepeadeHt says that heavy fail
ures are reported az having taken place Monday and
Tuesday IN That city. II wnhholds the names. Tho
firm OF Burton a. Mccarthy, liquor and provision
dealers at Sacramento was closed by attachment on
Thursday. Their liabilities are represented TO be
between $4,000 and $4,000.
John c. Falls & Co. of marysviile have failed for
q large amount.
formed in this State by w. Rose, loyal Texan
Ranger, and is nearly full although for the purpose
OF procuring picked men, It's organization IA kept
from the public. They style themselves Coesacks.
and intended to perform similar service for the
American army that the Russian Cossaoks DO for the
Russian army. For good borsemanship, using the
rife on horseback at full speed expertness 10 throw
ing the lassO, &c, the men are represented az won
derflly proficient. They have been rendered to the
Government.
The Synod Of the Pacific Representation Of the
Old School Presbyterian Church met at Napa on
Tuesday. Resolutions were passed complimentary
to the Rev. Dr. Scott, and lamenting the treatment
and popular demonstrations OF personal violence
San Francisco. The Rev. DIR. Anderson and another
member voted against the resolution. Resolutions
of loyalty to the Government were also adopted.
The Los AHgeies Star of the 2oth ult. announces
the arrival at that place of several families OF ei
grants from Texas. These are but the advanced
PORTIONS of some 100 emigrant wagons from the
same State Il Is stated that Western Texas viii be
almost deserted during the present year, the loyal
ciiizens having determined 70 remove TO new ana
happier home IN California, where the Constitution
and the laws are respected
Los ANGELES, Oct. A.,
| Henry Reed, agent Of the San Antonio and San
Diego mail line. arrived here from Fort Yuma yes
terday. lie brings the following information; He
left Yuma las: week. Everything was quiet AT that
post. Two companies OF infantry were there, under
Colonel Andrews, United States Army. They were
busy engaged in making intrenchments, and prepar-
ing for any emergency. All fears by the citizens OF
an attack from the Rebel troops from Texas or Ar
kansas nave Dcen fcPOil5 VIM
there are no armed bodies of men west Of Tucson.
ReCnforcements for Fort Yuma, consisting Of Com
paI,ies | and OF the United States 9th Infantry.
under command Of Lieutenant Bryant were within
two days march Of their destination.
| Re passed at Indian Wells mounted company Of
armed men, thry-two in number, who stated they
were en- route for Texas but they had no pack AMI
mails or baggage.
| A correspondent from the North writes to 1Ae
Oregon Sentinel that train OF 800 wagons OF this
wear = emigration had reached the Grandee Or, on
The Blue Mountains and Intend settling there. They
are all for the Union.
| Saw FRAscIsco, Oct S-p. m.
business generally impovns Spirits Tupentins ssv.
at r 4OQPl S. Naval duh and decningi salaC of
100 bb Tar a. IS So 100 bbls Pitch at - 80 100 bbls
Ro.a st IS So SugaIs-HsTdening Crushed, l34c Wool
advancing sales A. Gl2sc Candies nm, those received
by the Magnet well much other good by her dam
aged by the eatsSe Alcohol ia tins, &C. Whisky, &C ioI
low &c for high Preoi Whess for export VI - with
large sales.
+ Arrived shin Prefet ct Menique, from Bordeaux.
Sailed 3D. ship Charger Hong hons carrying $1,000.
500 achs OF Wheat &c alp Moonlight Tor Honz Kong.
carving So coo IN 1900 sacks Of wheat &c baIk
Tor New ZeaaEd with 1000 sacks OF wtha eco
Of oats, &C.