New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

the miners doing well. This 10 the seas oi 'no'i
harvest Then many large bitches wiz DC COM
pleted this Summer to secure Permaneen' ma "a
Femsle society is increasing fast in California ana
!, having lis influence on the good morals Of the
neonIa The fact that vice does abound wnere
tbsra are ouly men California has tested, but ,he
chuycb and the schooLhouse are growing into iile
All over the State and California in almost every
town is becoming a fit place for home ana lne
houses are building. Let the people os' e4P's;ss
their voice for Prohibition ana the nduS,
he supprefsed in a way peculiarly Californian
democratic to the fullest extent-and tne PeoPies
of the States will then recognize the progress vi
reform in our midst am no partisan you hho",
nor are the citizens of California as much bound
bv marty ties as the people OF any osher Staee IN
tie Union. 1t is for this reason that we expect
Gov Bicier will be returned TO the Gubernatoriai
hair next September. He is in favor of the
rrob;b;tion of the traffic in the great cause of
crime. He is a true Democrat, and have heard
hundreds say / do not belong Gov. Biglers party
and opposed his election, but will vote for hun
I" at the next election. lie is just the man for
Governor"
The failure of Page Bacon & Co. did not pro-
duce panic here. The people in the mountains
do not suffer by it to any great extent because
they have been cautious, and the people IN the
city had already suffered about all they can
The City of San Francisco is deeply in debt; the
debt is funded, but the extensive forgerles aud
swindng of the officials has created large part
of if. Report Gays that the present city officers
are very corrupt that they extensively aid
ed in Neigs's forgeries. | do not know that
this is true, but do know that the spirit OF dis
trust is on the increase among men OF business
The lswyers say that every body is dishonest Bat
home improvements are progressing IN the c0un-
try-railroads and telegraph as well as water
bitches.
Tbeaters are Oh the rise in Sacramento, but
have been rather poorly sustained IN san Fran
cisco for some time. Forty thousand dollars has
been subscribed to build new large temple
TO Tbesps in the City of the Plain. The bill to
close the theateIs Sundays passed the Assembly
but lies on the table of the defunct Senate. Miss
Davenport has had a successful run here. Miss
Potter was highly complimented; / did not zee
her perform.
want TO say q word in regard to the Press of
Cal;fo,uia Tie Sacramento Union is the newspaper
of the State and it is about as honest paper as
there is. fit does not speak out on al questions
Of public interest, there are few exceptions. 10
circulates more in the north than the south OF Cal
ifornia because it is not near the south as the
San Francisco papers. The Democratic State Jour
nal and The Tribune of Sacramento are doing
well Some of the San Francisco papers are lm-
proving. TIE alta is increasing its circulation
more than any other now. Under the new regime
it is getting q position as high as Tie Chronicle
heretofore IL has STOOD below IT, Inc iWteS w"
transcript is considered ably edited as any other
by those who are of its phase of politics. The Sun
has wide circulation. The Herald has circula-
ton among tie lawyers because it reports the pro-
ceedincs Of tie Courts better than any other paper
they say.
Ofthe Mountain papers I know The Grass paf-
len Tdegroph. The Aabgra Whig, and Sierra Cd'+en
better than any others. think the two former
have The widest circulation in the States. a new
paper is to be established at Iowa City soon. Have
YOU seen The Contra Costa, little paper pub
lished by Mrs. s. NJ. Clarke across the bay at
Oaklandl 1t is very ably edited and merits
wider circulation than it yet possesses The Pto-
nccr has proved its merits by the universally
acknowledged test-its success. The Erengm
Nights is republshed at the solicitation of frienls
1t really seems as if Ever believed the tale when
he wrote it, however much of tragic strangeness
there is in it, II is too well told to have had no
foundation in the writer's brain, even if the illu-
sion has since been scared away. This is only
private opinion. But l do not think he meant to
sell Judge Edmonds