New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

prepared to say something. That however, was Al
mistake, as not one citizen Of influence seemed "a
care whether Walker lived or died. He walked. OF
rather fought bis way into Nicaragua and IL would
be strange indeed if he could not fight bis way ont
| 80 the public by its acts seemed 10 think. Hence
| Walker got no word OF sympathy from Sacramento
once his residence, and where he has vet many
summer friends, e., sunshine patriots
| AWsgon Read Convention composed Of delegates
! frtm Sierra, luba and Pumas counties was held az
NapsTiIe lately, the object of which was 10 connect
ih,se counties by coed road with Honey Lake
Vale, on the east side the Sierras which is 10 be
The western terminus Of the $500 600 road II.
smeas other proceedings, passed resolutions con
demrsiory ,f tie Post-0fiee Department for seai-
inc the semtn,outhly overland mail coaches through
Texas and alcu the southern route instead Ofacross
the plany by the eysst heaf,hiest and most nst,-
raj route-namely tue present emigrant trail from
Independence to this city. Another Wagon Road
Convention composed of delegates rem Casverss,
Amador. San Joaquin ana Contra Costa counties
aud from Carson Valley, met at MokelamBe Hill.
and resolved to construct a rood roso ny what il
known as the Big Tree Ro,te" from the Hill"
to Carson Valley And hst bus not leaf. aWagon
Road Convention composed 81 delegates from tho
counties Of Yoo, FL Dorado and Sacramento. met in
this city on the 18th astant. and Nnc!udsd TO raise
lfor which purpose comlastees havr been appeEtel)
$50.OO0 by subscription, 81 make geOd stage road
Of the present wagon road from sacranleDto by
Pheeryille and Johnsons cut-of Ia Carson Valley
at which point they will unite with tie Mokemmhe
Hill people and Join theiS road To he 100000
one nj or near the Sink OF ts Humboldt. The last
Legislature passed bill sub sitting to IT, voters Of
this and FL Dorado counties proposition tc raise
BY tax ON real property the sum OF $50, 0O-25 900
in each eounty-to improve tie same road. The
money will be raised, and il properly applied, Wa
Of Sacramento will continue u have, as We now
have the best road across the SNrras.
Among the proceedings of the Sacramento Con-
yention arr the following reso otions, which de-
sire 10 incorporate, in order Tat the Post'Offics
Department, the Administration and our delegation
in Congrsss may see them. They are almost word
for word the same MS those adopted at the Mays
vile Convention. Indeed, on this subject California
has but 0ae voice, snd that Is unanimous IN TIER
favor. Bat 10 the r.souhsns:
Rs.ol-ed That Congress In sppoPriatns snasy sSoco@
toessbsh weekly post eeAeh route from TIC nss'pP t
second only in Importance, trans eontneassi communc,
ton that ohr and greater national work Pacific Rail
Rc,olred Thai ne benefit resulting csiorh from th. lib.
almost sptry d.pstsd by Ss selection the oas from the
town OF Marshall y; ,bo Ola and Cali ado R,sr.,
- the route oyef which the weekly msh oosches
ton commencing at ore corner, and that
the least populous Of lie Atlantic states enters the southern
ro least populous portion of California and thus cslcu
ssa mot to meet the fully eight tent Of tie people
OF This State who oee1y ~ ess ana hs ~ h
mon populous Central sorser Eastern and Western States
Csnla the central and manly travelled overland route to
,oissd That in e .se facts above stated this
Gomez ton expresses .s,peetsa ~, s9SstG ap p "a
TeXss the weekly % and would urge such scion on
the Poet Once Department, ana upon Gar Senators ana aop
dft route the Gs Bss end into California ON Sss
betW zen California and the Atlantic staes
Ir'polities, matters much the same as stated
in my last with the exception, Perhaps, that John
Conness of FL Dorado who in TIA Legislature of
1854 voted against the Nebraska resolutions, IN
common with sl BrodericBs supporters, and who IL
one of the btterest AnC rivalry men IN the State.
has been settled down upon by the Broderckites as
their candidate for Goyernor. The oPPosition--ths
"Chiysr-wfil likely run Weller. He will suit
their purposes, aud his deep grndge against tho
whole elan Of Broderick fer depr'ing him Of his
seat in the Senate will give est to the contest lle
arrveGa day or two since, and Nas immediately
waited on by dcputahou Of his friends ia San
FRANCHISE and asked il be would psymlt his name 10
be used in connection with the Goysrnorship. Dir.
Weller ssid "Yes"-that he was not a candidate
on his own hook, but wac in The hands OF his
friends who might do with M as they pleased.
Brod rick seeks the Endorsement vt the Democ-
racy OF this State in order TO- prove to the National
Administration that he is the Srnstex. This himself
and friends have boldly announced The Issue "a
fairly made aud both wings NJ the unterrfied aro
tapping nightly each asserting that 1t is confident
Of SUCCESS.
An Endorsement of Bredesek wseld BE-, in plain
English. reputation of Own, Scott and Mckib-
ben, and of the Administration ITSELF Hence tho
friends of those gentlemen I'D the ofhce-h0dGrs as
unit and the oflice-seekeKs generally oppose
Broderiok, and from present appearances Wil bo
able to do ~ with success. Ii they carry the Con
ventiOl against him, he WILDE worse on than before
he couohed bis lance and dared them to the combat.
In connection with this, L may state an incident
told me yesterday by one Of our citizens, who has
lust returned from Washington, which, 10 my mind,
goes IA great way to show that Cobb is President
The California appointments, & is known 20 you. do
not give satisfaction. Among them all there - but
one Northern man. and he 10 a kind OF doughince.
He has received the petty office of Postmaster
of this city. The Cahtoaaians in Washington
of Southern origin. and those OF Northern, were
banded in opposition to zach Otho-E IN search
for Osiee. Joseph w aeCorke, after Brod,
e.,oa left in disgust, WIS the champion Of
the Northeners NJ buchanan, for i would hard
" be fair to call him the President Al one day for
MoCorkle, and in two h0ars' conye r<ation heard
,tory of the split in tho party here--the causes,
&c. Mr. Buchanan. ,aid that if y Eorkles story
vas true be him5e!f had been g7essy deceived
with regard TO the fats, and When convinced
of his error, he weaid- so far az he couid, uhdo
much that he had dsse, and t'ke care to act
mere correctly in fhture. But, said me-
in,t az McCorkls y@s about ~ close the IN.
tsryiew. " | wish yoz would see Mr.. Cobb and ex-
tlain matters 70 him % you have explained them 10
me" Why do be at send bin 70 Cass or foucey
or Brown, or sople cther nsmber VI the Cabinet, rs
well as to Mg. Cobb.
The dry weather still continues. The fJst four
weeks have nevertheless, bees favorable to the
crops. Instead Of that burning sun, which IS usual
al this season, We have had much dark and cloudy
weather DnriDg that period We have beep threat
ened almost daily with rain, Jt none oilt has ALLEN
here whie two OF three lgit and refreshing show
els fell al around us. 2 ae rainy season is con
sidered past and if not it night wsu be, for all
,h. coad u csep noo do Tho hay Fad grain cIoDs