New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

From Our Own Corresr raept.
SACRAMENTO. Nav 4, 1867

SACRAMENTO May 4, 1857.
For two months Wv have not had sdrop of rain
in this vicinity, or in the state. The upands ara
parched and the cereals in many places Will not be
worth rcaping North Of us the wheat ana barley
crons will be- yalueess. and 80 in nearly the whole
southern region. In the fertile and alluyal valleys
of Suisun. Sonoma, Napa, Petauma and down
tbr,uOh Santa Clara and also along the banks OF
the Sacramento and San J0aqun rivers, these crops
will Weld somewhat less than midllngy. Ram
could NOT now save the early grain on the up or
sandy lands but would much advantage the late
grain everywhere. We do not look for more than
Ialf the crop that two months, or even one month,
.ivee WINS expected The hay crop is IA failure but
there is vast deal Of last year hay on hand ana
dearth in this article is not anticipated.
Busness is brisking up. gold X coming down from
the maintains and the State the doctors say IA
lawfully healthy" The accoucheurs do nearly all
that is being done by the medical profession IL we
had as large "A female population here IA we have
male the whole profession ana lts number Is Logon,
could make "A respectable living at this single
branch, at $50 case which IL now the ruling rate
Controller Whitman is again IN office, the High
Court of Impeachment not finding him guilty on ANY
Of the charges preferred against hun ny the AsSom-
bly, So but one State othccr the Treasurer, has
been mpeached, whereas the Governor Secretary
Of State and Attoue, General ought to have been,
and doubtless would have BEEN had they not made
terms with the Democracy. His EXcolency feared
the party i'm power and dared not and did not veto
many bills which be should have yetoe1, and which
A YEAR ago be- would have vetoed. The Secretary
Of State has declared himself OF the Democratic
faith. as prop0undcd by Buchanan and the httor-
ney General illiOllOw IN bis "akei tue "oVernf
ditto.
The Finance Committee Of the Assembly at the
close Of the session reported that these three officers
should be- displaced and others chosen in their stead
for the reason that they had wluly neglected Ia do
their duty under the Law for the better protec-
." ion of the State Treasury by reason OF which
negligence the Treasurer and his ielon associates
were enabled to punder the people but as THE Leg
islaure WAS about 10 adjourn, they made no recon-
mediation. The suit commenced by the State
against G.. A. Rowe for the recovery OF tho
SPA eco given him by Bates, the Treasurer TO
paw, as they say, the July interest IN NeW-iork,
bos been dismissed for the reason that it would
release his bondsmen, as ii he did not pay the July
intere.t-as il is certain be will n0t-they would, II
su,d get ND i'm defense that he was prevented from
~ doing by the State herself If be shall not pay IL,
suit will then be commenced against his bondsmen.
Rowe and Bates both swear that the >l2l,OOO was
taken from the Treasury on the Sd Oi January last
In this it appears evident that they have sworn
falsely for the Committee before referred to con-
cnsiyeN proves that the money not thers
NJ that time or for weeks before, and
that a defacatiOn of So, 900 existed = early
limo Is56 This story of giving II 10 Rowe to pay
the July interest was gotten up to cover the deiai-
cation. Rowe il still in prison for contempt oil
court. and Of the Court Of Impeachment in refusing
70 answer questions and will soon be tried under
the new law for contempt (of the Court OF mpeaeh.
uept) He may be fined not exceeding 81 900 and
imprisoned in the State Prison not exceeding eight
zen months Bates is at liberty on bail, and WIN
not be tried till June for felony with great crlmi-
mails Justice here moves slowly, ana seldom O'erdhcS
tbem. but with the small fry, with those who pur-
oin ham or pilier sack Oh potatoes 70 say sl';,
own. and il may be their cbidreDs hnDger' she II
an the spot at once and shuts her against their
cries for mercy.
The railroad is TO be extended from Marysyille to
FoIsom or from Folsom 10 Marysyile, n distance
az tbrty.nue miles thus connecting this city with
Norys,ile. and both with the mOuntalns. The dis
lance hence To- Folsom, which is located in the foot
hills Of the Sierra Nevada. Is twenty-five miles.
Col Wilson leaves by this steamer for the East and
Europe TO raise the necessary funds 10 commence
and complete the workY 1t will pay. This twenty
Two miles road though pretchediy managed, Is pay
! ing an enOrmous per centage.
An advertisement appeared in the morning +"
! pers cairg public meeting on Saturday higDt ~
| I'd inst. for tie pBrpO,e Of assisting "sAri, ~
rather to help extIcate him from his perbos' k~.,
| ton according to last ses0uDts at hi'as' 1922
signed the call aud next to nobody euen'Si f .a1
meeting Some 6ffy persons were P.e'e'e- 80,
| l.. Sanders. jT who has son ~ 'Ho a -
| with Walker made r." r''''"Ihs '"' S'y''''''N
| tho meeting until tomorrow evening
Tba orseonisns will Won be claiming admission
Co. tbe;r nov State. The Territorial Legislature
h.. hsen organized, With Republicans at tpo nesd
Of ali ia departments. Az effort VIII ~ naos |"