New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11
From. California.

P.clvic sPsIsos Wednesday,, Oct. g, 1851.
The Pony Express, with California daes oil th'
ID inst. passed this place to-day.
The California news is Of no importance since tue
The Legislsture Of Nevada Territory was con
yened at Carson City yesterday. Gov. Nye sent II
his Message to-day, and recommended the adoption
of California Mining law for that Territory ana
Sunday law, closing with patriotic remarks. -,
The steamer ,COrtez brings Oregon dates to tnt
9th nit. The news is unimportant. She brought
900 900 in gold and variety OF Government stores
100 mules and IS horses for the Army. The latter
cost sl75 per head.
bark Zero arrived at Honolulu on the 9Th from the
Arctic Ocean, bringing the first report from the
whaling feet. As is usual with the irst adHlce'
from the North they very brief and
T. NJ DRYER the American Commissioner, was 30
serousy ill TO be unable 10 attend to bis duties.
Business appears 20 be very dull at the Islands
and will doubtless continue 20 until the advent OF TN
vessels OF the whaling feet In October and NoVeGl
The remnant Of small town has been discovered
on Maldens Island supposed TO have been stopping
place for the buccaneers three centuries ago.
The ship Storm King, from New-fork, reports 9
severe gale off Cape Horn. She was compelled Y
throw overheard 80 tuns Of freight:
The following is correct list Of the passenger
who left upon the steamship Uncle Sam yes;erds,
morning; -
Grid o. IT, Van Wslllck wfs sud Charles Truia, Col
C. Il, Porter u. g A. Capt George Thorne wife three chh
! aad cs S ct asc ayS sf NE sa sha! fof
I,h Y, s. p Dewy, vile, Snd son j. 4, Sunderland
wiie, D. W. smi,h C. Is. WstSS, w f. WoEner MIs. 4;
Ws.hbg.ne u. w Buell., L. J. sPauog Mr. q M str.dsf
lea II LsnBey' A. K ursSsih, M Hss,seko Miss L. Webb
hoa and sop X. o. Campbell the Rev A. scctt ~ iyie
and fOqr esdss ARsETo 'SFs sss s s
I IL a. ~ AayU A
LAMB ]. 4 Ryan. o. 5. lawrence, John wilson Mr.:
Michcl childen and servant hn Banss ~, I'M, I'M
Srsp Mira g. d. Bo.WoIth and children p. A. Raymond,
Marie, Mls B. p. Laiton, J. C. Fisher Mrs. unserwSod
Jnsn SINCE J. ~ Rs,rie J. Lockhard. D. u. Neal, L. y
Barron ard family, Jalns Beysend A. Leyour hirs l. d
Seby chiEsn ard .srvsnt l. Beard D. v SSsn OpI
Goodrich, Charles WGtsrs. ,..
Among the cabin passengers in the steamship
Uncle Sam for New-York Were: Geo. Ihorey Capt:
Myers, G.. p. Foster, Lieut.. n. w. Forsyth, all OF
tie United States ARMY J.P Dewey, WIG anu son
Mrs. T.. c. Wsshburne.
The following passengers were for Europe: The
Rev. w. A. Scott, ID. d., wife and four children; A.
Scott Chalmers Scott, Mrs.. A. l.. Reese.
The continue quiet - cents was reigted oI .VVv
boxe. CAspIE. eHhsgnet l.thmus BUTTER, &C. SoTLOS
direct No. a1lc highproof "bsh'' 0oc'i sF'hiS AZ"
i,,sd a. san Francisco sesh ships Storm King, New
Yci; santa Claus and VIM Stan, Bos0nI shPssnei' New
Snok.n.ur 90 lat n TO- Ion. 81 81, bark ssphole II
motihs out 100 barrels OF oil ,.,
sailed 18th IT, e. soopofwsT 81 Msrys, TO cruise on the
souhe-n coast brig Theres Hong Kong steamer unole
sam carrying go passengers and gllIVY IN treasure o
which were t3 IL. Ws 0 Sr,
Co sssi ttO Donohue, Ra.tOn Co. $l27oOoi Psrrct
Co. SieT,210i sstheI Church, S2 Sn; Is. Davidson
! ZINES Pstiiek Co, e3oosoo Marx Binningsr 4 Co.
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