New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
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There are now us cor f4nies of volunteers TO serve
tie plains lamp y0wney, TWO mics "es s VI
Oakland where l,ul Wit is in command. Inc
c,ysIrv co,nnani. ~ re nj klmp Leon. Another camp
| i estoLEsbed me- San danciscO where volunteers
under Are ne 90 cali Ir 50 - TROOPS held quarter
ing until after -. cleo When more N0Iihleel'
| will leave tho jst,.ior Y San Francisco They re-
| main NJ nresent T. I've { Nl. votes.
Owing 10 the a., bsor ~ attention given to elect
ION ottera bnsir - was tderally being ignored til
The Ie,artnre of i last Nv. To-day all the princ-
aI tns;ness bour - III SaI X .ancsco are closed and the
ieOyle cOngregatCs the lcpal polling places. u
tTee-fourhs OF tl, Ote his city will be for STAN
ford, and the Reppbcan set confess tnat Tie UNION
Democratic candigte 70 Governor, will get about
$500 votes, end ~ tiOnn the BrecknTdge Candid
ate, estimated at S3GTt l., 4.
In some of the f,ior X lties, Mcconnell is repre-
scented az runn0gi ,lrougA while the agricultural and
commercial district are al bling heavy Repu0lcan
vote.
There lie every pi 5Ds6ig that the Republicans have
carried the State b. hap some plurality, while the
balance OF the vote Is es ated rs nearly equally dl-
vided between the Unioni Democrats and Secession
parties The vote If the Rate will be heavy. More
anxiety has been felt concC nng the result OF this cleo
ton than any before held ~ this side of the continent.
IL was generally believed Nat the election OF McCon
nall would have q most CssastIous effect busnt
and endsnger the peace OF The country The election
of Stanford with sl another Union ticket inthe field,
viii be considered final establish the overwhelm-
ing LOYALTY of California. The returns will probably
be received time TO ovC-take the Express at some
| point on the outer telegraph station.
/ Judge CIadelbaugh, Union Democrat, has been
elected delegate to Congress from Nevada Territory.
Correspondence from San Diego, daiAa 1hh MI: nil,
Gays some ten emgrant wagons from Western Texas
\ =. oil aWf Val hNuh
| rcd more on the way. They report things In very
deplorabe condition when they left, owing they
saw to the political disturbances Of the country. The
InGians were verv bad on the route.
j, S, Harris aud j. g. Majors OF the United States
Boundary Commission, who have been engaged in
| running a boundary between Washington Territory
British Columbia, having completed their work,
have arrived the steamer Sierra Nevada, on their
! way 10 Washington TO report.
The Rock Creek and American Creek mines
wholly TO the north boundary line. Settlers are al
ready occupying this district on both sides Of the
boundary.
The train from Fort Hope TO Rock Creek had passed
through our territory.
The Engliqh Commissioners are still engaged in the
field, and will complete their portion Of the work this
season.
The steamer Otter arrived at Victoria from New.
Westminster on the 26th. with between $4,000 and
$40 900 in gold and 80 passengers.
The steamer Col. Moody had arrived at Ncw-West-
minister preyous to the Offers leaving, bringing most
favorable accounts from Caribea County. There are
men there who have been only three or four months
mining who have obtained as much $4,000 in
dust. Some claims have paid as high from $500 to
$500 per day, and many that ut present yield from
800 TO 900. The news from the country Is far
exciting than any that has yet been received here and
new discoveries have been made every day.
The Kelsey family, by whom the auriferous quail
tiles Of American rivers in California first dscoy
cred had suffered much trip from Western Texas
20 Los Angeles from the Indians who were associated
with desperate whites. They robbed them Of GUAM
tty Of provisions and number Of animals, and worse
than all young girl Of IL years surprised by the
Indiana made prisoner and left for dead the road
with the loss of her scalp Strange 10 relate she did
not die aud the little sufferer finally made out to
iOn the caravan.