The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31

Arrival OF the Overland Express.
Sl,240.0O0 In Treasure En- Route for
New York.

~A'~@o'VVV IN Treasure En- Route for
New York.
FORT KxvRSxr, July 20, 1901.
The Pony ExTress passed at seven O'Clock PxM (,
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20, 1851.
Arrived, Goth, American, bark Benefactor, thrtysS
days from Hong Kong
Sailed, 18th, ship Don Quixsie Hong Kong carrying
$l35 900 in treasure in gold bars and Mexican dollars;
Goth, steamer Golden Ago, with $50 passengers and
81 900 in treasure Of which s94l 900 goes to New
York, 1887 900 to England. and $50 600 to Panama.
The heaviest shippers wcre:-
Wells, Fargo Co. 5000 900 W. T. Coleman Co. $43 900
b. =. Davidson 10000 ITALIAN! & wilde. 1900
Donahoe, Ralston h Ely Hazard 900
Ahs, c; .v l43 ooo Lev Straass 81 o0O
parrom Co... $1,000 Mark Brummager &
Seshsr Church. $4,000 Co. ............ 5000
.; hSinan Co... 80 600 d. o. Miles Co... 30 900
NJ. Heller n Bro. $4,000
Inc ioiowng are tho cabin passengers by the Golden
Ages f. Block Jr., and family; Captain Simpson, u 8
A., and wife; Judge Manson, Mrs NJ Townsend and Ser.
J: NJ Johnson and family, b. Hubbard and family,
Thomas Mcguire, b. Nordhcmer, S. A. Wood, j. NJ Pyle,
a. Rose, A. G. Warden, James Mcleod, VIM Carson, f.
Whitney, j. II Hammond, Jean Status and wife, Miss +.
Campbell Mrs Leath, Lucy and child, II. H. Moore ana
Doanor, E. II. johnson, j. F. Frey VIM Nucent, Mr..
Spilman Mr.. Chenowith, J. C. Williams, s. w. Folsom J.
a NJ. Folsom, Mrs. NJ J. Giles, Mr.. Byeow and son,
Jam o noren John J. Rail-, f. Gavcn and wife, George
Tuppe, Mrs. Hannah McRae.
There is considerable activity in the market for coffee,
although active, are lower Butter has declined, and il
selling at 221sc. Country trade is reviving. Notwh-
sGlndng The large trriS.ire shipments money Is drug
Exchange on New York remains at five per cent,
pur nearly all treasure is shipped at owners'yisks.
lnere Is scarcely an item OF worth mentioning.
The B'eckinrige Democratic State Convention meets
again at Sacramento the 23t when it is expected a.
iull state ticket will be nominated with view of defeat
ing the oglaas democrats ut the ensuing election. The
State.
NEWS FROM CHINA.
The bark Beneiactor arrived this morning from Hong
Kong, thirty six days out, being the quickest
record She brings papers from that point the 18th Of
June,
Politically speaking, matters u satisfactory
footing bat do not make the progress which the present.
state Of affairs would lead TO tho hope that they would
have done.
There appears to be immediate prospect of the En-
perors return but his BROTHER Prince Kung, who s in
charge Of the governm at Pekn continues to maintain
the most friendly footing with the British and French
legations residing in that city.
The Northern rebels still continue undevelOped In
terry. 1t is stated that they being driven South and
that Ten Tsn being relieved Of their presence trade has
materially improved.
The United states squadron has returned from the
petition the Zanghocse having succeeded usual In
adopting the course previously followed by the British
tn from a continues satisfactory. The trade
Of Canton is utterly Frustrated
The Hong Kong Reporter Of the 9th Of June ssys-From
Canton informed that a is prevalent there
among the Chinese that there 10 GOO rebels the
city, ready to take it whenever e foreign troops leave.
The American ship Alfred Hall, from Boston, bound TO
Hong Kong struck the Praas the 23d Of May and
became a total wreck Her arrived at Hong Kong
of everything, and handed fishermen who took
them to Hong Kong for $3.50