New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
From California.

very quiet, and the market for yarns lower.
From California.
FORr KEARsEY, Saturday, June %, 1861.
The Pony Express posed this morning bringing the
following news:
SAN Francisco, Wednesday, June s. 1861.
AZ present great 1ifcnty is experienced procuring
ships crews. Not less than IL ships are detained on
that account The Flying Eagle, for Liverpool, being
detained for weeks.
There ia sti fair trade and good demand foy goods.
Pork ia looking up, also and refined sugars. Bees
Lard 20c Beef Butter l0c Spirits TurpeDiine II H.
These are the only changes since the last Pony Tx
rres.
Senator Latham has returned from tour through
the State dung which he has addressed the people Of
Of the principal counties lie reports the mining
counties almost unanimous for the Union. He leaves
for Washington on the llth.
The movements of the politicians throughout the
State that they preparing for four political con
ven,ions to be held at Sacramento within one month
They are very active. The chance 10 about even be-
tween The Douglas Democrats and Republicans Tor car
rying the State.
Leland stanford and q. G.. Phelps are tho leading
Republican candidates for Governor, with the proba-
bites in favor Of the former. Gov. Downey, Eugene
Cssserly John Conness, and John Bidwell are among
the asprants ON the Douglas ticket.
The principal Federal officers appointed by the pres
ent have filed their bonds and entered
upon the duties Of their Offices.
One million three hundred and rixty thousand dollars
have been subscribed toward building the San krancis
co and San Joe Railroad The cost OF the work Is es-
timated at $2,000,0OO.
parment at Bencia has been discharged by order OF
Cen Sumner. The Clerk, who is q Douglas Demo-
crt made Of language at the polls on election day
Indicating hostile pOson TO the policy Of the present
Administration.
Il is remarked as surprising circumstance that q.
no time during several years past could al estate IN
San Francisco be sold good prices o. now while
the amount Of building improvements going on Is iIr-
menne.
private letter has been received at San Francisco
from Fort Yule dated May 20, which says that Messrs
Floyd and Kerr arrived TO day.
Il is reported that Mr.. Giddngs the mail contractor
while on bis way from I'll Paso TO Tucson, WA Killed
by the Apaehes near Stearn's Peak, together with
Mr. McIIeeze, the overland mail agent. IL is believed
the overland mail stock Is safe and en- route for this
place.
Ophir Mine gives the following stterng account OF
recent operations there:
IL Is now lust one month since the reduction works
OF the company were ret gong The machinery beng
new and untried many veXaions and delays have IN
svoidsbly occurred 10 getting il into running con-
dlion added which the batteries for crushing have
not been abs 10 furnish more than half supply Tor
the present limited reducing capacity OF the works
and i, is sefe estimate that not more than one-ha
perhaps not onethird Of the capacity OF the mill 10
convert into bullion has yet been employed, and
vet we have sent to San FrsncSco 500 900 in gold
~ ~ g AZ h.-L y.-b.s dates from Homo
lulu are received TO the 10th of May.
The reports about the dangerous situation Of the
missionaries at Msrquess was much exaggerated.
The natives were quiet.
The Black Hawk, which reached Honolnls May Z,
carried news from Washington TO April IA, being the
shortest time record-2l days from st. Louis.
In 1850 the clip of Wool exported was 20 5ef pounds
while up to may 1861, ~ 75 pounds had been shipped
from the Islands.
S,s TRiscrsco, Saturday, June 8, 1861.
The Pony Express, with the news Of the advance
Of the Federal troops into Virginia and the capture Of
Alexandria and other points about ashingtion, and
the assassination of Col Ellsworth had arrived. This
intelligence has caused much excitement throughout
the State and intensified the Union senti nsnt. Flags
everywhere were displayed at halfmast, out Of ne
spcct to Ellsworth.
officers TO subscribe TO oath Of allegiance. lie bas
also company Of troops from Benicis to Fort
Churchill, in Nevada Territory 90 protect the
land mail from Indians, and, il is stated TO keep
lookout for Secession sympathirers whose heSdquaI
tiers in the Carson Valley region Of the State.
The arms which were sent To Carson Valley last
year for use against the Indians, and have since
manned ON that side Of the mountains have recently
been claimed and delivered up TO Cap. Moore U. S. A.
The Republican primary elections in San Francisco
and Sacramento are favorable " the nomination "
Leland Stanford for Governor.
Gen. johnson, who commanded AZ SsN Lake, and
more recently the Pacific Military Department has
manned 81 Los Angeles, in this State since Gen. sum
ner superseded him. and il does not to be known
whether he con,emplaies joGrneying Eastward.
An acrimonious controversy ia going on between the
new Sub-1reasurer and the San Frs1cisoo Mint "a to
which OF these officers shall appoint the cashier and
weighing-cleik in the Sub Treasury Department.
Two sets Of clerks have beeR consequently appointed
and both performing duty and the old clerks remain
10 a.-ist them. II 20 be quarrel which orig.
mated at Washington, And viii have to end there.
The Los AngeoS Star OF Tho 9TH gives further par
particulars vi lntau hostlities VI late the Batter
held route. Il says Samuel ADes, OF San Diego
rived at Los Angeles May 3lt with intelligence that
Samuel Hughes, Miller Bartlett, and +. Camp, who
were gathering up stock belonging to Mr.. Hughes,
were attacked by the Apsches and killed. -Four or
Eve hexicans who were with them are missing, and
IL IL supposed that they were killed.
At Stearn's Peak, the other side OF Luses, the In
dians attacked Mr. Giddings Of the San Antonio and
San Diego Mail Line, killing the driver aud the too
animals In team. Mr. McHeezs Of the Overland mail
who was on the stage, and Mr.. Giddings, have not
since been heard FROM and II is supposed they weo
killed. 1roops from Fort Buchanan are out securing
the country ia pursuit and in search of the missing
men.
Sas FRAscIsco, Wednesday, June L. 1861
The following are the cabin passenger by the Golden
Age:
Ger; Deavor .nd family, Hon; ~ Latham, M. L.A.u,,
Mr. s. G. pcae M. Cone an 'H Ph..n ~. S
n. Wilson and wf Mrs Ward Miss Ward Miss ighes Dr.
kesney, Caps Macarthur aud family Mr Psonb aud saor
JAa Young Mrs X Collins Col HsrvAh. wife, AID diush
L. Jerry Capt Bailey and wife, @. d. 0ilnan. Ma b. Cal
lin, J. n. Dalin, Chss Or Max Rsnsrd Isaac HusbAd H.
W. Tuck aud family Mr. j. McAni.sr and family j. H.
Wood II. johnson, c. II. Brown W. II. Putnsm " Jaac
J. d. Arthur and ~s Mira J. Il. stevens and child T. j. NJ
sPrsso. Ball Dr. John r webstsr Alfred Mitchell Mis-