The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.


rokT kEARNy, feD is, 1901.
The pony express passed East at half past six p NJ
By it learn that the name OF Camp Floyd has been
changed in Fort Crttenden.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. $40 ?. N.
Arrived January 80 bark Alma, from Bordeaux,
February l, ship lafayette, from Havre; February 8,
steamer Golden Age, from Panama
SAILED January 30, ship Orpheus for liverpool carry
ing "a OCo sacks OF wheat 5000 half sacks Of h,ur 52s
bags silver The Flying Childers has cleared for
England, with 90 600 sacks of wheat
rbe steamer California sailed for Panama, yesterday,
taking .he following cabin passengers out:Judge sa,er
zee, Dr. Hitchcock Lieut.. Camp. y. A. Lieut. Fergu-
son, U. s. A.. Lieut. Pinder, U. S. wife, infant and
servant Lieut. Johnson U. 8. A. wife, mfaat ana ser
H. Hakoda j. ~ Alder, North Western Boundary sur
vey Dr. X. Is. k'mmerley, No tn Western Boundary
Capt Made, Col WIN. pike, Mrs. NJ J. smith, " X Iini-
sou, ~,'e and chd, Charles A. sumner, Wan. Jones Mr.
L.ue, Mr popny, Mr. Pase' Mrs Anois bs"e c, sGa
Mr. Crawford j NJ Huntington, Sommerville, ID. I
Bronson Mrs. &. wiiimans, Mr II Clair, B. l. Sartett \
81 nth. MISS A. Hudson. Mrs. Estom and ohli. Mrs
J. c Guler, A. Holorook and family, Mrs Dement
and chld, Mes. R. HASKELL and two children,
:. Morris i"o.e, J II Craartob r. Duff ~ D Wooster,
Ms. Babc,rx and serysnt; w. H. frru, Mrs Ian
ran, ehla and inias., G NJ Mot, Il. B.. Gleason,
mo wire, jose Pciman, wife sid four catlren
r6s.pb GIe.nwons, J. l. Bo-v, j. T. Coward
A. ala!ri en- Jas Lack jr. II. 7. wade H. s. woodward
Id wife, H. J, Ratio an, Il. B5snano, L. o, thomas,
Henry Farrs, f. W Homer sssl Taylor and liz others
ne heavy Shippers treaeare by the California
wehs Faflo Co 1854 soc, DAVIDSON, $lzst00 sat
t'ct chatcs STA coo; ScaalIe Bros SIT 600, W 7
Coleman 60 scO,teo lev strauss, s5s,la2; A,son
Co $50 ~; Murphy, Grant Go SOL coo D. o. NILS
To- $50 90 and Others smaller amounts, making toti
! Of 81 ts6SO0 for New york.
Con rued fine weather encourages transactions in goods
10 ,he interir AID gives 5000 ao'iv. 10 the obpg
tade As yet little has been aonn from arst hands, but
there indicate INQUIRY that SHOULD lead " alsacti1ns
Bu't'r strening lshmus bridging CSC, CSC and high
fI'r2nIes asked Tor extra brands Urush sugar moving
mere freoy and lie. being paid in instances. Lard
qle1. Llseea OIL lower, and other imported articles
| v ithout change.
Money ~llars on the steamer doc were comparatively
Easy The export demand for wheat keeos the market
bal al an average o. 81 10 pr one hundred pounds
he weather was exceedingly rroptous to farmers
and much greater breadth II ould viii be devoted to
| 1h.sl the eisli'ug stasen thea ever before
The Pony hpf,ss reachea Francisco on the 3lsi
ut wfh IA. Eastern news te phed 70 Fort Ke4rue,
Char ~ttol ) = after The star OF the West was IRE
into he debate thereon in the United states senate au
the proceedings in tic New York and other tate Le s
lures Altogether It WIS considered The most alarming
| intelligence yet received here.
The Legislature has fpept most Of the time since IN
deoate be various ceres of Inon resolutions fcrmat
| INTRODUCED, with prospect Of continuing the d'bl,e
some days beor. rsacairg any "c!isiea. IL was ex
fecteo thai most Of the Brcck nridge members symp1
| tbize oe justify tho recession movement
Al other Intellectual effort his been mad To get tho
Doughty matters Ito caucus OF the senatorial question
II - DtHestd ehat acaucns co 40 De had WIN lui al
tendance. Ecpver would get the pomnston and after
wuies reserve sufficient Breckenridge support to secare
! his 81, ctiun.
The state Agricultural Society has Just hell its annual
meeting and decided that all general state fairs
| hereafter be held AZ Sacramento
Since the discovery the Washoe and other silver
MINES On the eastern Slope of tie Sierra Neva dfty
three silver nrinag compans have been regularly
zed Under the laws Of Caof ha for the proessed onec
o. developing various aigentiierous districts with
romn q, rspnl u SA 900 Goo Most q panes
have t,or heacqusrtsTs "A. ~aa Francisco.
Richard L.. Whiting q ke of the
Pacific steamship Company, died suddenly Of appoplaxy
AZ SSn francesca on w evening oi the ais having
been sSan' he city ~ his usual health all day
here again ious rurOrs circulation Of n
cIemnvsrien aouG eoothetn poatlc1ns ~ precpuatc
crisis this State under wstchwuru OF Pacific re
public.
The federal employees ~ tl.s Island Navy Yard hav
e-ti' pay for weeks, all that could pos
by ae spared are discharged.