The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-03
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
OF the California Pony Express.

AfTlfAlS uoue. samoa lltn snip Ho~'""" ~ S'-~I
ust, steamer Uncle Sam for Panama, carrying 1873 pas
pengers and 81 100 900 in specie New York; and $685.
900 for England.
The principal shippers Of treasure were,-
Wells A. FARGO S475 900 PARROT. ........ S13 800
Davidson ..... I2S 900 Lathcr Il Church,. 10 900
Heller Br0. 5000 1000 strauss Sra" bona. 90 90 GOO
ralant 4 Wilde. 10000 Newton X Co.,. 80 900
Alsop& Co....,... 10000 Brumagen. $4,000
The following the cabin passengers per Uncle SAM
J, II Hickox, Lieut. Seaman, U. s A.; Lieut.. E. Ball,
.. A. Lieut.. Alexander, u s. A; Major Allen, U. S A.
Major General Grer u. s. A., and family J. 7. Gmer
and family Captain Gregg, u $. A.; CAPTAIN Myers,
Hancock and family, J s. Kline and wife, W. H. Wallace,
E Clark Haywood Parker, John Rgby Decatur Thomp-
son, E. W. Ieierts, NJ c. Smith, J Dixon, 7. s. Dorsey
wife and family; Mr.. Reyners and family, II. +. Clark
Alexander Thompson, 7. W. Tden, G. II. sproat Rev.
g. Bandry, Rev: NJ. D. Morbury, r J. Thomas, D. Nc
Rodegnez, Chavez, Dr. steinberger Lieut. G Harker,
Mrs. C. Butler, Mrs A. J. Butler and Major Hungerord,
who served in the Mexican war; and who goes East to
The ship thatcher cGown has been chartered to load
Tor New York in Moore Falgers line
Business generally is assuming more healthy condi
ion, with rather inclination to purchase leading
articles Of merchandise recently received Some four
hundred bales Of drills and sheetngs sold yesterday
concentrating the stock in few hands, and establishing
the price at eleven cents all round for standard In other
respects prices unchanged The demand for money
Tor to-days steamer not urgent but sufficiently
tive to enable bankers TO obtain per cent for the usual
short paper accommodations; per cent Is the rate up
on the street. There is more disposition manifested to
ouy wheat for export some irregular export buyers are
oaying 81 AZ q 81 As
Zach of the three political parties have nominated
third candidate for Congress in accordance with the
statement Of the Secretary of the Interior that California
under the census entitled to three members instead Of
two
Relief committees, composed OF former residents of
New York, and most OF the New England States and
Michigan are organized in San Francisco for the purpose
If receiving subscriptions for the aid Of the families Of
volunteers from the States named
The body Of Terrence Beew McManus Of the Irish
exes OF 1s4S was shipped to-day by the Uncle Sam for
Ireland, via New York The Irish residents Of San Fran
cisco joined In agrand funeral demonstration previous to
placing the body on the steamer.
Shaws Flat, Tuoumne county, the scene of de-
ructve fire saturday The total loss is estimated at
$4,000 1t was supposed to be the work Of an ncen
iiary
the rebels in Nevada Territory. They held convention
Siloa city the 2Sth aud adopted resolutions rea
urmIng tue Brccknrdge Baltimore platforms in favor OF
he preservation OF the Union asserting that it the
iuty OF the Territory to yield obedience TO the consu
tonal acts OF Congress- recognizing Crendens compro
mise as sound; Union formed In peace cannot be main
aimed by force the duty of the general government to
Establish branch mint and provide entering lands
md leave the universal lands to private enterprise
was also
Resolved That tho President of the United States has
been guilty OF violation Of the constitution and usupaton
OF power in borrowing and appropating money, raising
armies and increasing the navy without the authority
Congress- and that such dangerous liberty and
tend to convert the government into military despotsm
twenty delegates were present Judge Cradebaugh
and Judge Bryson, Of Carson, and j. Williams, Of the
6tprtse newspaper have announced themselves
didates for delegates to Congress from Nevada Territory.
The steamer Cortez, from Portland, Oregon with dates
TO the 10TH brings report That all The Indian tribes
OF the Cascade mountains, including the NeZ Perces APP
peared TO be preparing for upon the whites Miners
we're leaving the Nee Perces egon and number OF mur
dorS were reported.
The Portland Times, commenting on the news, says
that there are between 900 and 5000 people in the Nez
Perces section Of the country but they poorly armed
and should the different tribes OF Indians join together
and make war upon the whites, it is reported they
will, we fear, before arms and ammunition reach
them they will be obliged 10 leave the mining region for
the winter.