New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS.
GREAT UNION MEETING AT SAN FRANCISCO.


evening, bringing the following summary Of news from
the Pacific coast; oo roe,
SAs FaAscIsco, Feb. % 1851.
Arrived Dist, ship Malay, Boston; 20, LOOKOUT
New.Yok; 3d. Syren, Boston.
Sailed Doth, ship Scotland Csllao Chariot OF Fame,
Liverpool; bark A. }. Ramoa, Hong Kong:
On The 3lst the steamer st. Lous saied for Panama,
carving $50 passengers. The principal shippers OF
Wsi. F,ISo ScO.sl7o0OO Taant wId.. $50 600
PsyS;Cp e Coz iSs GO e et5s1a. $500
SsthsI Church, S LOO Ss oSsS Grant CO... go
james Patrick Dewitt Kettle, Reynolds, Refs a.
Co. and Mills & Co., each about $1,000, and other
shippers TO less amount, ahng the total shipment
49,. 600, of which $Si5,OO0 is for New-fork, aud
$l60OG0 for England.
The st. Louis took the following cabin passengers:
VIM A. Macondr.y Kirk and wife; Js. T. shuPk MI" G
s. Blad infant NJ. Clas0n JChp g Hgshf,, . k M T.
Hoya, sSS infant Mr.. C. Howard and infant, f. J. wilkins,
D. Bryan, and wife reGhs| f. Dubois cS capt Sss,
g. b. KNOWLES Mira kiesel and daughters frank Deaing
;soI TS"%i r. kg1. and a Sd Mr.
9O Giradsn NJ ihU%pi0n B. ~, sSrS anil e. a
A. De.tll W. edward Mr. Monis.n 3 b. Fuhi,a and two
children, w II Tach H. A. Logan. W. A. Coats N s'me''
There ha. been for the past three days at
Giles tending upward Rio coffee 10 held at lI!c Domestic
spirits about 1R ns . ,rsn 0 Sng
oLeye the prospects good for fair business next week
There is but little general news.
The ceremonies ut the Union celebration yesterday
absorbed all attention. The day was as universally
observed by abstsnipg from business as are the usual
Fourth-ofJuly celebrations. In San Francisco II Is
estimated that more than 90 COZ people attended the
Union meeting at the square corner OF Market ana
Montgomery streets Speeches were made by Edward
Stanley, Eugene Casserly, Col Crockett, and others
Resolutions were unanimously adopted declaring the
uuserabe attachment Of Csfori ia to the unon that
there exists no power under the Constitution Tor
State to secede that California will cheerfully
acqucsce in any honorable plan for the adjustment OF
existing difficulties " secure the rights OF al Tue
States that if one s. ates should effect maj
separaon from the Union, California should and Will,
nevertheless, cling to the Union. >,
California entirely Iepueiaes the project OF racine
Republic as Sisonary, nischevous and impractlcaoiei
that the attitude of the people OF California Al
ills time Of trouble is that OF frternal Kindness To-
ward the people OF all the Statee, aud her honor ana
interest alike demand of her DO all IN her power TO
bling about harmony and reunion among the people OF
the whole country II il generally CONCEDED that tnis
io,promptu Union demonstration WA tue largest mars
meeting ever held in San Francisco, while the unani-
nous and enthusiastic Involvement OF The RESOLUTIONS
surp,ed their friends.
Jnmes A. NcDougal was nominated a candidate for
United States Senator by caucus composed 81 TWEEN
ty-eigbt Douglas men, on tie evening OF the %uln'
Ills is less than majority OF the Douglas party
in the Legislature. The remaining, or majority pOi-
ton II that party have coalesced with tho Biechn-
ridge D. and the prospect is favorable to the
nomination Of Gen. Denver The Republicans are eH-
pected To support McDoug but IL is hardly possible
he can be elected by their united sij.
Pony Express dates from tie Atlantic States, arrived
TO III, 9Th inst. The ia considered favorable to
an amicslle settlement Of the national troubles.
The Legislature Las adjourned from the 9lst to the
9th,