The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS.

Business ReylyinE In San Francfsco-The
United states Military Posts to DO
Manned with Volunteered Regiment
of Cossacks rendered to the Govern
ment-News from Fort Yuma-First Com
viction Under the Sunday Law--IIcavy
Failures i'm stockton, Sc, &c.
PACIFIC SPRINGS, Oct 10, 1861
Tho pony express, going east, passed hero at nina
O'Clock this morning.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 5-P. H.
Arrived ship Prefct ct Menique from Bordeaux
Sailed Sd ship Charger for Hong Kong carrying $40 0oo
300 sacks Of wheat, &C.. ship Moonlight for Hong
Kong carrying s62 900 in treasure 5000 sacks Of wheat
&c. bark Constance, for New Zealand with 900 sacks
OF wheat 1000 sacks of oats, &c.
Business generally is improving, Spirits turpentne
active 81 40 SO. Naval stores dull and declining:
sales of 100 bbls tar at S. So 100 bbs pitch S. So
and 100 bbls rosin at SIS So Sngars-ardenng crushed
at 1870 Wool advancing: sales at 7c nc Candies
Arm: those received by tho Magnet, well as much
other goods by her damaged by leakage. Alcohol,
in tins at &C. Whskey at Soc for low and 37c for high
proof Wheat for export at 81 rs, with large sales.
General Sumner has issued his proclamation ordering
the manning Of the United States military posts in the
department by volunteers and concentrating the regular
forces at convenient points for their embarhation
Panama The horse equipments OF the Dales will b0
turned over to the Oregon volunteer cavalry.
Lieutenant Colonel Merchant will detail four companies
Of seventy men each from his regiment TO garrison Forts
Churchill Humboldt, Bragg Crook CASTOR Umpaqua and
ScaDlop. /
Tho first trial by jury under the Sunday law took paco
at san Francisco the Sd resulted in the conviction
the defendant the proprietor Of drnkn saloon 70
proved that the front doors Of his wero closed
but there private entrance kept open and liquor sold
during the Sabbath.
Captain McMahon recently General slcClelan's STAR
started for Washington overland on the 4th,
The Stockton Independent says that heavy failures
reported having taken place on Monday and Tuesday IN
that city. 1t wilhholds the names The firm Of Burn h
Mccarthy liquor and provision dealers at Sacramento
was closed by ATTACHMENTS on Thursday Their liabilities
represented TO be between $1,000 and $50 eco.
John c. Fall Co., Of Marysvlo, have failed for .
| large amount.
very fine regiment of horsemen is now being formed
in this State by Mr. Rose loyal Texan ranger, and b
nearly full although for the purpose of procuring picked
men, its organization is kept from the public They style
themselves Cossacks and arsptended TO perform similar
service the American army that the Russian Cossaca
do for the Russian army For good hosemanshp using
the rife horseback at full speed expertness in throw
ing the asso &C. the men represented as wonder.
fully proficient They have been rendered to the govern
| ment.
The Synod of the Pacific Representation Of the Old
| School Presbyterian church met at Napa Tuesday.
Resolutions passed complimentary Rev. Dr. SCOTT
and amentng the treatment and popular demonstrations
and other member voted against the resolutions
Resolutions of loyalty to the government were also
| adopted
The Los Angeles Star of the 2sti ut announces tine ar
rival at that place Of several families of emgrans from
| Texas These but the advanced portions Of soma
one hundred and eighty omigrant wagons from the
Same State It is stated that Western Texas will be
almost deserted during the present year. the loyal c
zens having determined to remove to new and happier
home In California; where tho constitution and the lawa
are respected.
| Los ANGELES, Oct. A, 1851.
Henry Feed, agent Of the San Antonio and San Diego
mail line, arrived here from Fort Yuma yesterday. He
brings the following rmatop--He left Yuma last
week. Everything was quiet at that post. Two cOmpa
MES of infantry there under Col Andrews, United
States Army They were being busy engaged in making
intrenchments and preparing for any emergency. All
/ fears by the citizens Of attack from tia
rebel troops from Texas Arkansas have been
aeyed the last reports say that there are armed
bodies Of OF Tucsan. Renforcements for Fort
| /
States Sixth infantry, under command Of Lieut. Bryant,
were within two days march Of their destination.
He passed, Mt Indian Wells, mounted company q
armed men, thirty two in number who stated they
route for Texas but they had pack animals or bag
| gage.
correspondent from the North writes to the Oregon
SnneI, that train of three hundred wagons Of this
years migraton had reached the Grandeer Oude on
tile Blue Mountains and intend settling there. They are
| all for the Union.