The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-03
IRON cALIEoRNIA by PoNY EMPRESS.


OUTER STATION, Pacific Telegraph Line, 95 mile
| West Of Fort Kearney, August 30.-The Pony Ex
| press passed here at O'Clock A. NJ, with Sal
| Francisco dates to the 2lst. There had been N
| arrivals.
The ship Thatcher, Captain Magowen, has beer
chartered to load for New York. Business gene
rally is assuming more healthy condition, with
rather inclination to purchase leading articles
| of merchandise recently received. Some 400 bales
of drills and sheetngs sold yesterday, cOncen
trating the stock in few hands, and establishing the
price at ii cts. all round for standard in other re-
| spects prices unchanged.
The demand for money for to-day's steamer was
not urgent, but sufficiently active to enable bankers
| to obtain per cent for the usual short paper ac
commodations, and q per cent. is the rate upon
| the street.
| Eact of the three political parties has nominated
| third candidate for Congress, in accordance with
the statement of the Secretary of the Interior th
California, under the census, is entitled to three
| members instead OF two.
Relief committees, composed of former residents
| OF New ork, and most of the New England States
and Michigan, organized in San Francisco, for
the purpose of receiving subscriptions to aid the
families OF volunteers from the States named.
The body of Torrance Bellew McManus, one of
the Irish exiles of 1S4S, shipped to-day by the
Uncle Sam for Ireland, via New York. The Irish
residents of San Francisco joined in a grand funeral
demonstration previous to placing the body on the
steamer.
There are said to be good many svmpathizers
with Secession in Nevada Territory. They held a
Convention at Silver City on the 2Sh and adopted
resolutions reaffrming the Breckenridge Baltimore
PLATFORM in favor of the preservation of the Union
the duty of the Territory to yield obedience to the
constitutional acts of Congress, recognizing Mr.
Crittendens compromise as sound; Union formed
in peace is not to be maintained by forces that it
was the duty of the General Government to estab-
lish branch mint, and to provide for entering
lands, and to leave the universal lands to private
enterprise. Also, the following:
Resotred, That the President of the United States
has been guilty of violation of the Constitution
and an usurpation ofpower in borrowing and ap-
proprlating money, raising armies, and increasing
the navy, without the authority of Congress, and
that such acts dangerous to liberty, aud tend
to convert the Government into military des-
pOtiSm.
Only twenty delegates were present.
Judge Cradebaugh and Judge BRYAN, of Car
son. and j. Williams, of the Enterprise newspaper
have announced themselves as candidates for dele
gates to Congress from Nevada Territory.
The steamer Cortes, from Portla and, Oregon,
with dates to the 10th, brings a report that all the
Indian tribes east of the Cascade Mountains, in
Guiding the Nez Perces, preparing for war upon
the whites.
Miners were leaving the Nez Perces region, and
number OF murders were reported.
- The Portland Times, commenting on the news
pie in the Nez Pefcss section 81 the hc5uAFfy, THf
they are poorly armed, and should the different
tribes OF Indians join together and make war upon
the whites, as it is reported they will do we fear
that before arms and ammunition can reach them
they will be Obliged to reach the minnp reron for
the winter.