New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
The California Pony Express.
OvrER Srari0N, P,HTiC TfIr' RAW,
40 r-II.. Id n La llLE- Mr.-hnI 3. 1901.

The Pony Express from California psssed mere ~
o'clock to-day. By i we have the following
San FR,Ncroo, sep, 23-P n.
The position taken by the Rev. DIR. Scott in re.
carl 10 the duties Of tie Church on the Union ques'
ton "a advised by the st express was the Preteh'
for a popular outbreak in front OF Calvary Church
on Sunday last. Some time before daylight IN the
morning several fags had been placed in Tie Chur'h'
while an enigy labelled DIR. Sco2 the Traitor,
hung near by. About 900 people were assembled
In front OF the Church when mo Doctor entered Ia
perform the morning service. some ~ he people
manifested their dispeasure by Kissing him a. lie
pn,sed. The Church was powdsd by sn audience
who Listened al,entiyey through al un'Icepuona6ls
sermon.
The crowd Outside increased fomcNhH, before The
teiyico ended. As the Doctor came ont ani entered
carriage, in company with lady, a rush was made
toward him, apparently more from cunosiiy than
harmful purposes. There wua also considerable hire
ing and hoot!ng aud the use Of offensive language
toward the reverend Doctor but tie Police succeeded
in preventing any serious disturbance. II 10 the
general impression iha, there wcr, q hundred or
more thoughtloss excited individuals in the crowd
who were in favor Of ynchDg the Doctor, or riding
him ON rail, or some similar indgniiy; but 1t s
not believed that the crowd on the whole would
have permitted such lawless proceedings
On Monday, DR.. Scott percmptoHly resigned the
pas orship Of Calvary Church, soid the house where
be resided, and has made arrangements 10 snil for
Europe with his family by the fret clipper ship de-
parting around Cape Horn for that destination. This
action on the Doctors part, and HE prompt decision
10 emigrate 10 Europe have, to great extent,
restored kindly feelings toward him. The late trou'
bles on bis account are generally spoken OF regret
fully.
Judge Lee Henry, who was arrested on charge
Of tamporiug with soldier, hos had an exsmina-
ton and been discharged, his ofonse being proved to
/ have been frivolous
/ Maior.Cen. Hallock received last week Briga'
dier-General'. commission for the Hon. james
Shields Of this city and formerly United States Sen
ator for Illinois. Mr. Shields has lately been uar
ned, and is now on wedding tour TO Mexico.
The Supreme Court, in full bench, has decided tht
Sunday law TO be constitutional.
| Dates from Los Angeles " Sep. "a say; we
have been visited with heavy rain for the last three
DAYS which has extended over nearly the whole
Southern portion Of tho State. Tho First Regiment
/ of California Volunteer, under LIEUT. Col. West
are cncamped NJ tho Ballona, about eleven miles
/ from this place This morning fifty dragons Of
Can't DsyidBOn's command, under Lieut.. Carr, lei
here 10 escort the train OF wagons back from tor'
Yuma that were used for the transportation OF Bry
nnt's command Capt. Davidson having received re-
liable information that an attempt was to be- made to
sele the train on lis return by parties calling them
selves Seccssonists. A company OF cavalry, intend
ed for Col. Smith's regiment OF cavalry, was organ
| lied last night and about seventy names enrolled.
! The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived Ga The 80
! irsr. with British Columbia dates OF the l1th and
Oregon dates Of tho 18th inst. she brought from
the Northern coast $3.50 in bullion, 20 packages o.
oranbeics, i36 banels Of apIleu, % bales Of wool
/ i0D a. k- OF -four, and coo parku4es Of butter.
| Col. Wright, u. ). s., who has been commanding
] Tie Department Of Oregon aud Warrington Tern
tory, arrived by the Sierra Nevada, and proceeds t.
| J,,s Angeles 10 agguine command Of tbs army now
assembling there. Wherever Gen. Sumner moves
with tie new regiments, Col. Wright viii come W
to take command ~ his absence, II th. Culiornla
Disfrict BEFORE leaving Washington Territory
Col. Wright made u requision upon Col. Whitaker
fora Company Of mounted volunteers, 10 serve loi
three years Oh the frontier.
TkS P0ytiaRd Adveytiser FAYE thht The miners In
the Hez PeTces diggings arc making good wages
every day 10 the vicinity, and AZ Ell Cry aud soah
Fork The miners average from * 80 so per day ou!
they are returning, fearing 10 Wiutef IN th"t lo'
cality.
Tie Comfy Court.Ilolse az Albany, Oregon, wa,
lest roy.d by fire on Sunday, tho l4th inst.
The Victoria papers give an account Oh ihf burnipg
o. The town ii i.anaus by the Indians.
The reception Of gold by every mai from fnse'
River was large. -
Quite ppmbeJ o. brjsl tei.dnE nes been