The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-02
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Arrival OF the Overland Exprsss-Rspub
lean Nomination for G0vernor-Uni0n
Troops Drilling for the War, Sc, SC.

Arrival OF the Overland Express-Rspub
licsn Nomination for GOvernor-Union
Troops Drilling for the War, Sc, SC.
Fort KKARSy, July 1, 1861.
The Pony Express, with the following summary OF
news for the PRESS passed here ten O'Clock this
ing
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10, 1851
Arrived 1sth ship Ashland Bordeaux; 18th, British
war steamer Tartar, yancouvers Island ship Isabelle
Cardiff; 10Th, ship Don Quixote, New York.
Sailed 10th, chips Bald Eagle, Hong Kong Sierra Ne
vsda New York: Apnawan, Valparaiso; Avery, Mszat
Ian; 10th, ship Memnon, London.
The market this week has been exceedingly dull with
the general downward tendency of prices although there
has not been enough trade to justify noticing any positive
decline.
days session The attendance from Sacramento large
and that party s sapgupe of at the next
State Leland Stanford was nominated for Gov
The platform adopted endorses the admuistrs-
on denouncee secession and the doctrine that ae
glance superior TO national and expresses qualification
At the general uprising OF the country in support OF the
administration which indicates speedy crushing OF the
rebellion Also adopted resolutions expressing profound
grief AT the death OF Judge Douglas.
HE demonstrations Of mourning at Judge Douglas
death have been general throughout the State.
The Overland Mail Companys agents were at Carson
Valley on the l7th and were TO leave the next day
the Fast TO stock the road for the daily mail service
Fifteen wagons Of the Overland Telegraph Company
wire for Fort Churchill where the first work was to be
commenced abeut the 10th Poles had already been
Uacted Tor ABOUT three hnnds ed miles from Fort
Churchill eastwsrd and the line VIII be extended about
the rate OF i've miles per day.
Samuel H. Dash prominent citizen OF Shasta county
died Ut Shasta on the 18th
Accounts from Humboldt Bay TO the 18th state that
the Indian war YVES being vigorously prosecuted.
correspondent of the Tunes gives the following &C.
count OF two weeks operations Of the Indian hunts
the northern border OF the State'I suppose you have
had the news up to the 9th of May from ). W. Reed
and from his reports you do not give credit by four
teen, with the amount killed. May 30th was
one OF thee greatest days in Campaign
from the fact that at O'Clock A. NJ. we
started from our camp with Lieutenant Collins at
the bead of the party, and after travelling until about
six A. n came in sight Of the ranches post AS the
snd after fight OF half hour, to counting
the dead and Ourd tw enty five buck Indians killed. and
about ten wounded. We found guUs but got twelve
quivers full OF which the Indians had made use
OF very fast and then comes June q and with another
fght showing evident signs that but few escaped the
and counted twenty three killed and some nded We
then burned the ranches and back camp June
8, ha& another fight killing Some OF the boys are
out now, and have Lot heard from them
Extensive ations for celebrating the 4th Of July
are making in all parts Of the State, promising uni
versal respect for the day than witnessed be
This morning Colonel Lppert drilled on Washington
square several companies Of the volunteers They
no doubt that they will be called go East the gov
eminent does not send them with the funds for trans
portaton They little doubt that the steamship
companies viii give them free passage TO New
York, or II that expectation should prove baseess
there s sort Of general suspicion that Sam Brannen
will expend SIC, 900 to put California regiment within
two days march of Washington
Colonel Lepperts regiment iH not only nearly full but
he says that from the interior enough have rendered
their services almost to make up another regiment.