The Nevada journal., 1852-01-15
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN ERANc1scn. Ian 10

r. Nf VHldL COffHE HESfoONDENCE.
SAN FRANcrsco, Jan. IL.
BY Haworth & Swift's excellent line
< -tAges, arrived at Sacramento on
Saturday about eleven A. NJ The roads
re fast getting passable fer heavy teams,
nd the amount Of goods on the way in
icate that our market will not suffer
Materially from tho effects of the late
orm. observe many improvements
substantial nature for the accom-.
|ods'ion Of passengers, on the route by
Phnson's ranch, and also the occupation
I'D fencing Of large tracts of land for
inches. The agricultural resources of
e portion of the State traversed Ly
. stage line will bo greatly enhanced
other year, naturally giving healthy
ID vigorous tone to the general bust.
10 Of the whole region. regard as
most fortunate feature in the progress.
Feness Of our northern counties, the
velopment Of an interest without
'ioh no community can be perma.
ntly prosperous. Sacramento look.
OK and thrivingsand many substan-
brick buildings are being erected.
the merchants of th><. city understood
'ir true interests, they would at once
TO the commencement Of railroad
Fough Placer and Nevada counties to
towns on Feather River. If they
pw the trade Of the north to pass out
their hands, which must occur il the
jected road from Bsnicia via Marys-
10 to the upper towns 10 accomplish.
they will find too late the folly Of
sting to natural advantages instead
enterprise. The necessities of Ne.
b call for rail comnunicati ton with
le point having ready eommunica ton
h San Francisco, and q road to Ma.
Vills will answer every purpose, when
Z city shall have its railway to Be.
n an informed bya person in
55Ied in the movement that she stock
the Bsnicia road is nearly all taken
ody in the Eastern States.
or Senator I arrived at Beaieia on
nrday evening, and proceeded the
3 day 10 Vallejo. The road from
icia to Vallejo is wearyscme. and
i be very bad during rains. A line
Fages runs once per day to the capi-
Vallejo is n deserted, comfortless
Pe-its hotel accommodations exc.
pie and expensive; without store
be place, or any facilities for comfort,
capitol is o 6ne building, and as
rs can be desired. Dissa tisfied
their accommodations. the mem-
are endeavoring to effect new re.
al. A resolution to remove to Sac.
snto, You are aware, passed the
90, and was defeated by a tic vote
he Senate on Saturday, The ques-
will be brought up to-day in the
hte on o motion to reconsider, and,
ve good reason to believe, removal
be effected. No one believes Gen.
ejo can fulfil his contract, and if he
does, no is a ruined man. IL is not
ejo himself that has been figuring
he whole matter, but the spectators
nts, who fear for their investments.
Mc Dougal had not denounced the
capital, and removed the govern.
btal effects, hotel and store keepers
Id have located Mt Vallejo, and have
. removed half the objections to it
urged. But no ono wished to risk
hey there, when the prospect of re-
h was so slight trust the capita.
be removed to Sacramento, and
there II is the most natural and
veniont location in the State.
he question of n division Of the State
be urged BY the Southern members
session with all their power. A
mittee Of thirteen to consider and
prt on the subject is already appoin-
If the taxes Of the State fall heav.
on tho South, n more speedy end of
trouble would be an amendment of
revenue laws, which could be affec-
without agitatinG any of the por-
ring questions with which the other
position is indissolubly connected.
evada il most fortunate in having
he Legislature the services of MIR.
3. He is ono Of the strongest men
he House. and irrespective of poll
is n valuable public servant.
an Francisco keeps pace with the
Of the State in improvement. 1t
the aspect that the commercial me.
oils Of great State should posssss
% more sweeping fires overtaks il, in
Nv years it will be excelled by few
10 in the wsrld in magniflcsnce and
perity.
n Affair of Honor came off or