The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-19

Don hue Ralst'n&Co 1000 Seligman Il Co.,. Al 900
Parrot Co..... 81 900 Alsop Co........ Al 600
Sather Church.. 80 coo Hastings Co... 40 900
Davidson Il Co... 81 900 Coleman Co... 80 600
Abel Guy......... 95 900 Brumagen Co... 0OO0
schaer Brothers,. $1,000
The cabin passengers by the st. Louis are
G. II. Woodward, Lieut.. Williamson, U. 8. A.; A. Deon,
H. s. Tappan, = B. Thomas, b. b. Cores and wife. Mrs D.
W. Rodgers, VIM Fay, J. r. Rodgers, Captain X. w.
Jane McElroy, " Futigny, b. b. jackson, A Croehed
wife, ID. Felacane, George A. Hunt, +. Carpenter,
Mrs Cumesky and child, Il; A. Gassig, A. Borden, John
cambridge JOS Vance, s. d. Danorth Charles Rodgers,
Joseph Canneld
The money market for to-day's steamer is easy.
Trade continues healthy but not active, pending the
State election which takes place on the 4th proximo.
Butter lard and pork bring full prices with moderate
transactions. Candles arc moderately firm Pure
spirits, whskey and alcohol dull. Coffee and sugar
quiet few Gales have been made Of crushed
sugar at 121ac.
Attachment sales have been commenced against George
L. Story, druggist, for about $50 600.
Thomas Maguire theatrical manager has been restrain
cd performing the play called "Coeen Bawn." OF which
Mr.. WheatleGge has the copyright.
The thought, mind and energies Of tho people in this
city and Throughout the State concentrated on the
general election which takes place on the 4h of next
month Under the excitement prevailing the Breckin-
ridge secession party, evidently losing ground
The best opinion that can be formod is that the republ
cans will carry the State.
There areAow nine companies OF volunteers TO serve
the plains at Camp Dowrey, two miles west Of Oak
land where Col West is in command. The cavalry COM
panes are at Camp Leon. Another camp is established
San Francisco, whore volunteers (under the call
for 600 rCops 10 be quartered until after the cleo
tion when volunteers will leave the interior for
San Francisco They remain at present to save their
votes.
Two men residing three miles from Tehma wero muir
dered the night Of tho 2Sth Of August by four Span
iards who after robhng the premises set the house on
ire. The victims were Mr. Houston and Alex button.
This has caused great hostility against the Spanish popu
laton OF that county, many OF whom have been forced
TO flee.
A Geographic despatch from Yreka gives the following
additional news concerning the rumored massacre OF our
immigrant party on the northern route:-"The report
yesterday Of the massacre by Indians at Grove Lake is
confirmed by the arrival Of Of the party he being the
sole survivor. He reports that there were fourteen IA
miles, numbering hundred persons in
the train, and that the whole company, men,
women and children, were inhumanly butchered. Our
informant was here Yesterday but he has left town for
the residence Of relative near here In consequence OF
which no further particulars can be obtained cavalry
company is being organized here"
A despatch from Portland, Oregon, August "a, via
Yrela says that the steamer Carrie Judd arrived last
night bringing Tracy Co.'S express from the NeZ Perces
mines with $50 600 in gold dust Two thousand Ave hun
dred miners reported at work in the mines, besides
which there some Ave hundred iders
BY the arrival of the Tmandra from Amoor river, dates
are received 10 tho lst oil August ana the schooner loa
has since arrived with news from Petropolowsk Asiaic
Russia
THIS season at PeropoovskI the ice market heavy
and freghts dull.
vessel had arrived from Behring's Straits with news
from Port 2ncranc up to the 4th Of July.
An attempt will be made next summer to reach the
land IN the Arctic Ocean A1Drosed to have been dis
covered by Captain WrangMlorty three years ago.
Al the Tafatantas settlement the "Coleen Bawn' was
being played 10 crowded houses nightly.
The past winter has been very severe in the Amoor
river country Twelve cargoes arrived the month Of
June and several more were close at hand.
The bark Aatha Captain Luce, which sailed from New
York in January last with government machinery, had
not arrived, although due.
The bark Vickery, Captain Brooks Of this port had
been chartered by the to convey stores from
Nicolagski TO Aga Bay.
The Russian government have adopted more favor
40 If fbtch
there has been large influx OF merchandise and all kinds
Of business has been overdonc Merchants from the in
terror purchasing but sparngy the stocks in the
country being so large the markets were much de-
pressed The stocks OF goods were heavy and prices Of
all kinds ruled low.
The late prohibition the importation Of teas in Rus.
sian Siberia and the seaboards only temporary
New and large quantities had been received this season
from China and admitted free OF duty while at Kiacha
the great inland tea depot and the only place where its
importation previously allowed the Old duty Of SOC.
per pound on black, and SOC on green sim enforced
One Ct the new river steamers lately arrived from
Boston, loading full cargo of teas for the head
waters
,The Kassawch was also loading a general cargo at
Snka
1t is announced that the government telegraph from
Gkutish to Ncocesk the continent OF Asia, will
be commenced this and pushed forward compile
ton early possible under the superintendent Of Mr.
:. RomenoH.
The State Election in Calffornia-IntCns sc
Excitement Among All Parties-Proba-
Notwithstanding Mining News-Large
Emigration from Hissouri-Revival Of
Indian Ostilities-Com pletion OF the
Boundary Survey, &c., SC.
OUTER STATION TIE PACIFIC TErEdRApH)
100 miles West of Fort Kearny,
Sept 10, via Omaha Sept ID, 1861
Tho pony express from San Francisco with dates to the
4th inst passed this point midnight with the following
intelligence for the Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4, 1851.
There have been arrivals since the departure of the
Sailed on the I'd, ship Isabella, Liverpool 3d. bark Eli
smidt, Cape Town.
Owing to the all absorbing attention given TO election
matters business generally being ignored since the
departure Of the last pony. To-day all tho principal
business houses Of San Francisco closed, and the
people congregaed at the principal polling places
Full three-iourths of the vote in this city will be for
Stanford and the republican ticket The Union democratic
candidate for Governor will get about $500 votes
Mcconnell, the Breckenridge candidate, about 500.
In some Of the interior counties Mcconnell is repro
septed running 1t through while the agricultural and
commercial districts are all polling aheavy republican
vote. There is every probability that the republicans
have carried the state by handsome plurality while the
balance Of the votes is estimated nearly equally di
vided between the Unon democrat and secession parte
The vote Of the State will be heavy.
More anxiety has been fs concerning the result Of this
election than any before held this side of the CONT
nent II generally believed that tho election OF Nc
Connel would have most disastrous effect business
and endanger the peace Of the country The election
Stanford with still another Union ticket In the field will
be considered as final TO establish the overwhelming
loyalty of California The returns will probably be re-
ceyed in time to oyertake the express point on
the outer telegraph station.
There is little general news for this express.
Judge Cradelbaugh Union democrat has been elected
delegate to Congress from Nevada Territory.
Some 5000 have been subscribed in Francisco TO be
sent to Parson Brownlow, OF Knoxville, Tennessee.
The Los Angeles Star, Of the oath ut. states that at
last accounts General A s. Johnston in the noghbor
hood Of Fl Paso on his way TO Texas to attend private
business.
fine crop Of tobacco has been raised in Los Angeles
IL will be manufactured into segars.
a train of emigrants from Texas had passed through
Los Angeles on their way north
Correspondence frox San Diego, dated the 18th ult.
says some emgrah wagons from Western Texas ar.
rived in this company, and they report several hundred
the way. They report things in very deplo-
rabe condition when they lott owing, they say the
political disturbances of tho country The Indians were
very bad on the route
The steamer Sierra Nevada brings news from Oregon
to the Goth ult., and 9th ul from British Columbia
Lieutenant j. s. Parks has recently been promoted to
captaincy in the Thirteenth infantry.
s. Harris and j. j. Majors of the United States Bound
airy Commission, who have been engaged in running