New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

FoKT KEARNEY, Friday, July 70 1861.
The Pony Express passed here at this after
noon with the follow ing summary Of news:
SAs FEAScIsco, July IL, 1912. m.
The markets about the same as at last sdviees
Butter is dropping.
There is feversh anxiety TO learn from Washington
al the news in regard to the new tariff, and parted
larly this 60 by the holders Of cohees teas, and
sugars.
eastward from the Carson Valley Station and news IS
now telegraphed to California from the terminus,
which is called Sand Spring Station. The company
are not progressing fast they expected TO- but are
confident that they will have the hne completed 10
Salt Lake BY the time specified, December !. :,
The first daily overland mail westward passed Sand
SoripQ station on the evening of the 18th inst and VIII
arrive in San Fr.oeisco tomorrow night the 18TH nss.
The annual emigration overland has commenced ~
various routes. Trains are entering the state oy.
The stock looks well, and emigraDs arrive In hnc
spirits They have experienced no unusual danger or
hardships on the way.
The company which have come through from NebrAs-
k City snce the Goth Of April have brought l75 bead
of horses and mules, out u which only died on the
journey.
A. M Butterield, who has for number Of years
driven among the ohatherDe Indians, arrived at Csf-
son City on Tuesday Of last week, with Shakum the
celebrated ShOshone Chief. The object of Shskums
visit is TO understand what the Overland Mail and
the Telegraph Company intend doing with his people
and country number OF the managers OF the lines
have them in charge. II is TO be presumed thss tho
intended.
The distance between Carson Valley and Salt Lake
il 36 miles. On this portion of the overland route he
mail company have established twepty-s~o stanone
for the exchange Of horses etc. But n s their inen
tion to have stations every twelve miles OF Sns
route. Foe the first few mon,hs IL WI be rough one.
but by next Spring comfortable hotels viii be erected
at the sta ions. and the intermediate places VIII DO
settled.
The overland Journey will then be quite an sgce-
able task and parties who do not desire TO travel N
tie stare can take private conveyance, aud nnd soms
Portable stoppng-placs every night.
A fire occurred on Second street IN Sacramento, On
Saturday morning. in which several buildings were de-
stroyed and three Cinnamon burned To DEATH Ihe
losses in al were about $3.50, 200.
On Saturday evening another ire occurred az tno
northeast corner of Fourth aud j. streets, destroying
several buildings, with loss Of about So vVo
Pony express dates from Washington TO the sun mss.
were received here, by telegraph, ON the 10th inst
Toe President Message published IN the evening"
papers OF san francisco to-day for the hrst Tine;
document which has been foreshadowed Dy nn,hns
summaries receives general commendauon. ruoir.
sentiment here Is daily becoming more nearly
mons in favor of prosecuting the war 10 any eAsA"
/ necessary for the preservation OF the Chion;
Governor We was received Win pomp anu :n;a S;;y
according 10 n dispaioh on bis arrival al Virgins
/ on the 18th inst The Teof he tufne' ou' 0'
| the enthusiasm was intense. ,aa, po,os7
Good reports of the gold and silver iea'~ % 70
| ana other points in the Colorado country Sa, 20
be received Of the claims ave5as's S Frsncscs
~. sss0 rer tun Ore will be delivered at =, gan TEL nd
en-, these mines nc three cents and pai' Ph r,,s
Nv Cant johnson OF the Colorado steam CS.' ~
as,calner up the Colorado AZ far az bineR CAH"oA
SHIPPING IsrELLIGEsch
Arrived i4th sieamer Golden Age, PsDans
a s,o x. .. Cha is a4ys London bound % n,i
Msse,ss ,s % the s, s a s.
the vessel being shoss Of Pre'if"s