The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Arrival OF the Overland Express-Ss9O,
600 In Treasure EN- Route for New
York, &c., SC.

Arrival OF the Overland Express-Ss9O..
900 In Treasure EN- Route for New
York, &c., sc.
FORT KEARyY, Feb 20, 1861.
The California pony express passed here at half past
Eve O'Clock this evening with the following summary Of
news for the Associated Press
San FRANCISCO, Feb. 13-340 T. ~
Arrived 9th, steamer st. Louis, frem New York via
Valparaiso and Panama. bringing Lady Franklin as pas
senger Also arrived 9th, ship Jacob Bell Hong Kong;
10th, Eagle Wing New York.
Spoken per Eagle Wing, Dec 49, the ship syrcn from
Boston for this port same day bark Snapdragon or New
York. from Baltimore for Acapulco; Dec 49, latitude "a,
longitude &c. ship Champion Sampson from this port for
Sailed 18th, steamer Golden Age for Panama, taking
in treasure for New York; and $l0 900 for Eng
The principal part of the treasure is consigned to-
sa,hel Church, sos 600 Levi Strauss SIS o6o
Coleman $50, OO0 Messrs Parrot Co Iazard frercs
b y. Hastings, Fritz Ralson and d. O. Mills, each
The following the passengers for New York,
per the Golden Age Gen Jas. Wilson, John b.
j. kdrsse and a%y " Taylor and n asap
Mrs. Chas. Lux, Mrs. Kelly and child Mrs. Auders, IN
and infant Mrs II Hall, Mrs. j. Goodrich, Mrs Da.
Fnlay and son, Miss Mclean Chang and Eng and fami
lies, Mr. Franen Mr. Jacobson, schubart, D. Risen
Constant Caring and wife, f. IL. Hubley J. Conrad A.
Birnbaum, Hon. J. L. Holmes, L. Leon, Capt. Crane
WE'LL H. Child, Miss L. woodey, Henry Mathews and
iy, A. F. Ware, Capt, q D. Mathews, CiSt
Reidell, ]. Mathews, son and wife, L. s. Norris, X.
G. Moody and wife. J. Richardson Wilde, John
Clark, wife and family, H. H. Fossett, Rev. Mr. Paten,
L. c. HeIrick Charles Maynard, r. J. vandewater and
wife, J. F. Greely and wife, Mr. Lennic, Mrs smaley
and family, II. Thompson, Master Joseph Loomie A. A.
Walker and wife, A. Howes, Madame Barley, Patrick
Hymn, Henry Menzer, G. w. Juslee, J. =. Wilson B III.
Bann wife ard family, G. w. Iichenthaler ID. Johnson,
J. john Michael Leon, Mrs J. G. Bradford d. Hail, A.
Ingersol J. C. Irwin, W. X. Powell
Busness inactive and nothing has been done this
week worth reporting in imported merchandise The
market for wheat is active, and the sales extensive
81 so 81 So per the 100 lbs for export barley
selling for New York at 81 10 81 10 for very choice
The ship Eagle Wing is chartered for England with Hour
and wheat for SIS 600.
Moro attachments have been issued against Taaao,
McCahll & Co.
Tie pony express leaving St Louis January %, and
the leaving st. Louis January 20, reached San
Francisco the same day the 10th inst. They arrived
at Carson Valley within few hours CT each other.
BY the last express Eastern dispatches teegraphed
son Valley TO San Francisco the morning Of the 9th
inst, crossing the continent in ten days
The bate the Union resolutions in each branch OF
the CAorD la Legislature has continued and the Assem-
bly, has finally passed resolutions endorsing the Crtten
den compromise and the views expressed by Breckin
ridge and Douglas in opposition TO the Of
coercive measures. The democratic papers urge the
Senate to in the resolution which is regarded
indication that the Douglas and Breckenridge wings
the democratic party 70 unite IN party IL
listed prior TO Buchanans administration Several moro
attempts have been made in the Assembly to In
the Senates resolution fixing the Goth init for joint
convention 20 cccta United States Senator, but each
democrats continue to act together IN staying of
election.