, 1861-09-04
Arrival Of tho Pony Express.
OUTER STATION PACIFIC TKLE6RAPH,
(NinetF fire Miles West Of f.. kearney}

fNAhHIT-HTG
August soth. 1861.
The Pony Express passed at 4, H., bring
ing the following intelligence from the Pacific
coast:
sAE FRANCISCO, Aug. a1.--Ihe Uncle Sam
called On the 2ist last for Panama, cat~
gers, snd 81, ,100, GOO in treasure for New York,
and $1s8, 900 fol, England. The principal ship
pers are: Wells, Fargo & Co., $475,00O; Par
rott, $1SS GOO; Davidson, 3128 eco; sather Il
Church, s73 3Goo; Heller s Bros, s66 ooo;
Baller, $4,000; Tallsnt q Wide, $4,000;
Newton 8 g., $4,000; Alsop, sso,ooei Bru-
Among the passengers By the Uncle Sam
are lient. L1non, United States Army Lient:
States Army; Major Gner, United States At
my, and family; Captain Myers, United States
Army; Captain HaI cock, United States Ar
my, and family; and Major HnngeetoEd, who
served il the Mexican var, and goes East to
isir the Federal army.
Tie remand for money for to days steamer
waa no. u-Rent, but sufficiently acsiye to eua-
BILE bsnkers to obtain 9 per cent. foc the usual
EAoit paper accommodation
residents Of New York, most Of the Nov Eag-
land States sad Michigan, are organized IN san
| Frnncisco, for the purpose Of reeel'1ng SUB
! scriptions to I'D the families OF Vo.ua1eass
| from the States named.
| The body OF Terrence Be'.eW McAaa1s, enc
| of the Iriei exiles ef l843 Vas shipped todey
by the Uuele Sam, for Ireland Via New otk-
The Lish residents fS4n Francisco lolaed IN
| grand funeral demonstration previous 10
| placing the body on the steamer.
There are said to be good many many sImpMnsn.- Ma1.-
zats with secession in Nevada Territory. lnsy
| held convention At Silver City on tag zotn'
| and adopted resolutions reamrtn1ng the bseck-
| irridee Baltimore platform; In favor o. tne
preservation Of the Union tne ausy 81 iel-
| al acts Of Congress; recognizing Criktenden's
] CnmDromise IS sound; UaIon formed in
peace, not maintained by force; the duty OF
| the General Government to establish branch
| mint, AID to provide for entering lands, and
leave the mineral lands to Private enterprise,
Also the following:
RES1lusd, Thst the President OF the United
States has been guilty Of rio1stion OF the Eonst;
tuition and nsurpatiou Of power In borrowing and
nppropr1at1ng money, rdi.l1g arm'es and inczeas
Ing the lavy, y ithout the authority Of Congress
and that such acts are dangerous to liberty, aud
tend to couTtrt the Government into q military
despot1sm.
Twenty delegates were present. Judge Bty.
~ .sG and Judge Cradlebangh, Of Carson, and j.
Williams, CT the Ehte,Frdse newspaper, have
| announced themselves as candidates to Con.
grefe from Neva6a Te1ritory.
re steamer Cn1tez, from Portland, Oregon
With dates to the 18th lust, brings report
That all the Indian tribes east Of tie Cascade
1HAoHt.eaAnst 4AN-uu4ES VIC 1$e1 IGICG8. are De
leved to hs Preparing for var upon the whites,
Miners were leaving the Nez Perces region,
and number Of murders were reported.
The Portland Tines in commenting on this
news, says there are between 5000 and 6 ,OOO
people in the Nsz Perces region Of country,
but they are poorly armed, and should the dit.
ferent tribes Of Ediaps join together and
make var uFon the whites, as it is reported
they will co, We fear that before arms aud am
mrnition can reach them they will be obliged
to leave the mining region for the winter.