New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-27
From California.

FORT kEARSEY, feD. 20 lcOi'
The California Pony Express passed here at %
o'clock this evening" with the following suinmar! VI
news for the Associated Press:
SAN FRASCIscO, Feb. 13-3:40 P. NJ
HMore attachments have been Issued against Iaale,
McCahill & Co.
the one leaving St. Louis Jan. 26, reached San Fran
cisco on the same day. tie 10th inst. They arrived al
Carson Valley within few hours OF each other' ny
the last express Eastern dispatches teegraphed to Fort
Ksaney on the 29th ult. telegraphed from Ger
son Valley TO San Francisco on the morning OF inc 9h
inst, crossing the con inent in ten days.
The debate on the Union resolutions IN each branch
of the California Legislature has continued, and Inc
Assembly has finally parsed resolutions lndorsnR the
CIitteuden Compromise, and the views expressed by
Breckinridge and Douglas in opposition to the use OF
cOercve measures.
The Democratic papers urge the Senate 10 concur in
tie resolution which is regarded az An indication that
the Douglas and Breckenridge wings Of the Democratic
party TO unite in one party, as 1t existed PRIOR 10
Buchanan's Administration. Several more attempts
have been made in the Assembly TO concur IN the
Senates resolution, fixing the Goth inst. for JOINT
Convention TO elect u. s. Senator, but each time
without saccess. The Republicans and Breckenridge
Democrats continue 10 act together IN Shaving OIL an
election. ,
and PsnAm. bringing Lady Franklin . passenger ,o.
Also arrived sh, 'hip jacob Bell, Hong hOng iGh Eagle
SPOKEN por Eagle Wing Dec IS, the ship syeu, from Boston
ls Ills port same day bak Snap pJsson Of @ b
baltimore Acapulco
rion Sampson, from this port for New 1ork -, -.
Sailed llh steamer Golden Age for Panana tshing S6+
In for HewYOk and $1,000 for EEg.nd ihs PrrSi
$4,000 M Davidson. $1,000 sa,her CHURCH $500
Levi strauss $4,000, VIM. T. Coleman $4,000 he'srs Par
ro Co. Lss.rd freIes b. y. Hssins Fu1 Raiston and d.
O. Mills each shout $4,000. -
The following are the passengers for New-fork per
the Golden Age;
Gen James Wilson John B. Reachey II. T. Hsstin4' the
~. H; a. ,S s Iqsis. fit] AID hd
d.rson and infant Mira j. p. Hall Mrs J. Goodrch Mrs Da-
yenport, Mira Lander Dr. Benon u s. A. Rodeick finlAy
N,s NJ Lean Chang and Eng and nes hr frsnen
Mr JscOb.on, r. schlSar, p Risenb.um' w; n Stern,
u. Hublsy !; Conrad Bub4am; The Hon = Holmes L.
Leon Capt Crsse EdEin May Sands and WIFE o. Canel
5. b. Csr.we n CHA Mis-, Moody Henry Mathews and
wife John Hook and family Bonham ard family, A. D. Ware
Capt z D. M.ihew., Capt Reide Mathew. sCn and Tie
L. - Morris H. o. Moody and VILE j. Richardson Wilde John
C.ke wife and family II. II fossett Rev. Mr. Paen, J.. O
Ilerck Charles Maynard, r. J. NaHdewater and wife J. Y
Greedy and wife, Nj. Lenuie Mrs Smaley and family, H.
Thomson, Master JoSeph LAme A A. Walker and wife, A.
Howes, Madam BsTbey, Patrick Hym, O.. ". Jus.ee J.
T. Wilson B. H. Bum wife and family, G. W. Li,heItaer
D. Johnson j. John Michael Leon Mrs j. o. Bradford e. Hall
A. lngeisol. J. c. Irwin W. X. Powell, Henry Men1er
Business IL Inactive and nothing has been done this week
worth repoT ing imported mefchandse The msket for
Wheat active and the sales extensive al 80d 80 Tie
leo 70 for export. Some Barley selling for Newforhs 10
q = Is Tor very choice.
The ,p Ksse Wing chartered for England with Flour and
Wheat for 1l60,l0U