The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06
LATER FROM CALF MA.
Secession Feeling in Cslifarnia-- Dsstruc-
i've Fire--.Iarine Affairs, &c.

OUTss STaTIoE, Paotfc Telegraph Line, 95
msieS West cf Fort Ksarmey, August 80 n
i'he Pony Express passed here 81 , o'clock
A. M, with San Francisco datas to the 2,st
There had been no arrivals.
Sailed July l95h, ship Woman, for Sydney
Ju,y 2lst. steamer UacIe Sam, for Panama
carrying 100 pisser gers and 81 loo 900 in spe-
Gle for New York, and bias 900 for Efglaud
Among the passe ngers tor New York are
lieutenant Isman, Lieu erant Z. Ball, Lieu
tenant Alexander, Major Allen. Msior.t isn.
eral Gcsr, Captain Gregg and II jor Hunger
fo"d--ail of the United States Army
The ship Thatcher, Captain Magowen, has
been chartered to lead fer New York Buei.
ness generally is assuming a Ycora healthy
inclination TO purchase leading articles OF
merchandise recently received Some 400
bales of dlills and sheetings We're sold vester.
day, concentrating the stock in few hands
and establishing the price III eleven cents ali
round Tor standard; in other respects prices
are unchanged.
was not urgent, but sufficiently active 10 ena-
bic bankers to obtaia two per cant Tor the
usual short paper accommOdations and one
half per cent is the rate upon the street
There is more dis position mantle ted to bCy
wheat for export, some irregular export buy
ers are paying 81 423a 81 As
Relief committees, composed of former resi-
dents OF New York and most Of the New E x.
land States and Michigan, are organized in
San Fraucisc0, for the purpose of receiving
subs criptions 10 aid the families of yoluu tee "a
from the States named.
The body OF Torrance Below NcManus, one
Of ne Irish exies of lS4s, was shipped to day
Or the Uncle Sam Tor Ireland, via New York.
The Irish re sidents OF San Francisco Joined in
a grand funeral demonstration previous TO
placing the body on the steamer.
SnaW's fiat, IN Tou!oumne county, was the
scene of Il destructive fire on Saturday. The
total loss is estimated at SIS 600. Supposed 70
be the work of incsndiaries.
There are said TO be coed many sympathi.
GERS with seces sion in Nevada Territory. They
held convention at Silver City on the 2S Ih,
and adopted resolutions res ffirning the Rreck-
inr,dge- Baltimore platform, in favor OF the
preservation OF the Union, the duty of the
Territory TO yield obedie: ca 10 the constitu.
tionh acts of Congress, recognizing Mr. Grit
teGden's compromise as sound, Union form
ed in peace Is not to be maintained by forc,;
that it was the duty of this Genera. Govern
ment 10 establish branch mint, and to pro.
vide for entering lands, and to leave the uni
versal lands to private enterprise Also, the
following:
Resolved, That the President Of the United
States has been gully OF q violation of the
Constitution, and an usurpa'ion of power, in
borrowing and appropriatnx money, Kissing
armies and Increasing the Navy without the
authority of Congress, and that such acts al e
dangerous to liberty, and tend only to convert
the Government into a military despotism
Only twenty delegates were present
Judge Oradlsbaugh ard Judge BRYAN. OF
Carson, and J. Williams, Of the Enterprise
newspaper, have announced themselves as
candidates for delegates to Congress from Ne
vada Territory.