New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24
Gater from CALIFORNIA;.


The PONY Express with dates from San Francisco
TO the 10th instant passed this point going East so
day, with the following summary OF intelligence io'
the Associated Press:
Nothing of interest has occurred IN California
since the departure of the last Pony Express.
Gen. Fremont's movements 10 Missouri form tho
principal TOPIC Of conversation and newspaper dis
cussion.
companies of Col. Lippett's regiment OF infantry,
under command Of Major Curtiss, and bve companies
of infantry Of Col. Judahs regiment, 70 REINFORCE
the various posts in Oregon.
The ship Roderiga brings dates from the Sanowica
Islands 10 the 26th ult., but not important DeWs:
The difficulties between the French Commissioner
and the Hawaiian Government have been referred
TO Napoleon for settlement and the French man-ol-
Gallata not being any longer wanted TO menace
Honolulu, had sailed for San Francisco.
The ship Darlington arrived at this port yesterday.
She was only 26 days from Japan. She Lett at
Kansgawa the United States steamer Saginaw and
other vessele.
Government for SIG, 900 in Mexican dollars.
The schooner Neva, about which so much has
been said of late az likely to turn privateer had ar
rived al Kanagawa, where she was overhaued by
the Saginaw. On an examination Of the vessel and
her papers she found her all right and after vain,y
irving TO sell her TO the Japanese she called Tor tns
mort two DAYS before the Darlington.
VI
Business had improved somewhat at Yokohama since
the new tea and silk bad come into market.
The survey Of the five ports coded to the United
States by treaty has been abandoned for the present.
The usual large British naval force was stationed
at Yedo and Yokohama.
Dissatisfaction was said to exist among the Amer
lean residents at Yokohama on account OF the un-
equal rate Of exchange, dollars Tor ltziprs-Sne
rate now being two itzibus and quarter lot ono
Mexican dollar. The dollar now passes for less
- Al: Il. of; t. sol yau
treaty, and az il formerly passed, and that, 700, u
l. stated, under the sanction Of the Minister ana
Consul. A petition had been signed by the Amen-
can merchants and citizens OF standing In Loko-
hama and forwarded TO the President, asking, In
the strongest terms the appointment OF new MILL
ister at Yedo and Consul at Yokohama.
The schooner Cornelia Terry arrived at this port
vepterday from Plover Bay, Arctic Ocean. she
makes the following report: IN, a.
schooner Sea witch Taylor and the whAsship. John How
and Wedn were wanting one weae 70 ~ up anu "'O'A
The following vessels passed East Cape oouno
south, Aug.9:
shin TsueTalan Windsor Cain; 9th Martha DAILY whale;
FioT. Fsk whales Barnsable BrownsOn. whales IN.
chin. whales; 18th Reindeer Rsnor whales l6th'
Fsnny Bliven whales 2oh, Coral Session whales
clean; I2h Montreal Laver whales ioih BIs,r1.s Lur-
whale l6h I1dian MnsSr Ease a.. O,n ,Lsls.
lSb Issbea tucker whales 10th. Drao Atkins whale.
sh oontn,S So \ L. nSsins Good Rarn
4 Wboes In the Arctic Ocean-Eleotra, bro"n' " L-'
whales l9th Ocean Cas n l e saas4 Crushed
s,,T A. ~ &c rio Coffee at 2c. Ddls Sales Of is
~ STANDARD Al l2c Ishmus Butter At 2Sc Brandy sslos
OF 10 Octaves Nabob, 45dtlc Tobacco; oses i"os~
yiruiuia assorted brands at fall rstes t.. ,az.
be Ship Inspector from Liverpool has arrived wl.h 20
TINA of Coal Gales OFFS casks Cumbetland Coal bIo IL 10
( Nm, Coal NJ : W " TINS bard at about ga ,
Arrived on the l2h French bark saint Ann baSrs lStn
.b Avo, Liyerpool 10th. steamer Oroxumbo, Panama
bp. Rodriyn Boston via Honoiuu Darlington, Csnasui,s
LIretil Hong Kong; French corvette Osattes hosolu
e,i.5 iq,b harks Oregon Sydney, n s. w; Camilla
Mebourue Ig,h ships Franklin Haven Liverpool Ihaehe
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