New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02
From California.

FORT kEAHNEY, Monday, Apnl i, 1871.
The PONY Express passed here rs a. m. to-day,
bringing the following intelligence IRON the facihe
coast for the Associated Press:
SAs FRAScIsco, March 2o-3:i0 p. N.
No progress is made toward eecting a Senator by
the Legislature and the friends OF Dlr. McDougAll
were disappointed, when the joint Convention re-
assembled Yesterday find that he could only get y
votes TIE hope of electing him by securing the en-
tire Republican vote If about abandoned ana II now
stated that new candidate will be brought forward
In day or two with some prospect ofsuccesS by COM
biuing the Republicans aud sufficient oil the Douglas
strength.
j. ". McCorkle and John Curry are both spoken Of
90 candidates in this last change. - o.,
The Pony Express with Eastern hdVice' OF tue Jun
inst arrived al Carson Valley to-day.
The announcement Of the MEMBER OF lAncoln CaDl-
net gives general satisfaction. CONSERVATIVE men
hope and express with considerable confidence tlat
the conservative attitude assumed by the new Admin.
istratiOn will be the means OF preserving Tie Union
without civil war. Caliiornans rejoice at the passage
Of the Daily Overland bill.
All the California telegraph lines have consohdAtea
az one company and the new organization undertakes
10 extend a coed, substantial line eastward to salt
Lake City in the most expeditions manner possible
They will strive 70 complete their nes before the es-
ern Companies extend theirs westward TO Salt Lake
CITY TO Join the California portion
Mr.. Wade, the general agent oil The Eastern oomlA-
MES, who il now here, starts for New-lork by To-
morrow's steamer, having completed all hs negoth-
lions satisfactorily.
a dispatch from Vizalia states that some 200 men
have passed through that place during the lat three
dave on their way 10 the Coso and Mono districts-
Arr Huntsville from CoruyeL 18Th steamer ool-
lo Age Prnana having In tow tito steamer Uncle sam nom
Acapulco Two OF Uncle sans phssengers died one oeot
nan The other AZ infant The United States W yo-
ming arrived yesterday from Honolulu. allwen
sailed 18th bafk Robert passengers Tor Melbcaht car
rying cargo Of grain and Hour; g., ooo -, =,
Wheat and 235 bags OF silver ore. 80 -,
wheat and barley and IS tuns Of copper ore. i,
The ship has cleared for Cork carrying Vo iacks o.
m. huk viciery will san on the 25th for the Amor River
via UakodAdi with Of California produce hqheis
che owners psnyDg who intend establishing business al
Nicholailski ---..- .
Mr Benjamin the Jewi,h traveller also pa''engsr
the AJyices Of tue passage OF h9 new
a-la low grade. of foreign Brhndie, have advanced
from former nominal quotations Aside from this nothing hs'
Times very limited Money to-day supped lfazt
cent moderate treasure sbpmsnt AL tha' u '
- - - LATEsr-by Telegraph. .,
| S4s FRANcIsCo, March 81, 1851.
| Sailed steamer Golden Age for Panama, with W
| passengers and 81 ,000, 900 IN treasure.
Jos. A. McDOngall was elected U. o. Senator " sbt
Legislature in Joint convention last evening recefht
| So out Iii votes. He was aiterward awarded L Ger
| tifcate by the Governor. subsequently the Clsfi
made affidavit Of Il3 votes having been catt easnt
| McDongsll one vote short An investigation N pro
posed by Joint committee.
The supporters Of McDougall claim that he eiecuol
depends the certificate, even II the COMMITTEE re
port against him. leaving ground for future COMES
at Washington should the Legislature hereafter eHe
| another purity.