, 1858-08-27

b6~ The Washington correspondent of
the San Francisco Globe, under date of
July 5th, furnishes the following interest
ing news
Among the news that will be found ora,i,
flying to our Democracy on the Pacific
none will come by this mail that will maxi
their hearts beat with more Joy, than tho
information Of the fact that the Nationot
Democracy, throughout our broad Union.
will be able to present an unbroken solid
front, to our enemies from this day forward.
until the die is cast as to who is 10 succea6
our exalted chieftain. am inclined To bp.
lieve that the Little Giant" OPENS tho
ball tomorrow night at Chicago, aud will
convince those Of the Blacks, who are hid.
ding at him, that he is Of no such stuff No
they took or mistook him for. He will
belabor Lincoln, his opponent, on his dis.
solution Of the Union platform accent
the English bill as finality-be satisfied
with the nomination in lS60-support the
Administration, and by all his talents. oi.
gantic at that, excel them for the success
Of Democratic measures and policy. This
will bring the party together, except those
who may feel desire to go over horse.
foot and dragons, to the Republicans.
The lines will thus be drawn, aud the
Democratic party become purer, by being
purged of men who are always either on
the fence, or ever ready to get there on all
and small occasions.
| Democracy mnst and will triumph against
all who oppose it, and our party in Califor-
MIA will, think, never be stronger than
they can be when all the information
reaches them of what is transpiring on this
side of the Rocky Mountains.
With an unbroken front in Illinois the
Little Giant" will, it is thought, win his
seat to his own succession in the Senate.
His numerous friends SO wish it.
There is no mistake as to the contract Of
Mons Belly with Nicaragua being fact,
but his government do not give any assu-
rance that they endorse it, beyond the pro-
lection which it requires as private specu-
lation. Some doubt seems to exist as to
whether it ever will 60 into operation, or
the canal be built In the meanwhile in
formation has reached here that the "oId
! Commodore (Vanderbilt) has outwitted
all his competitors for the Isthmus transit
and its privileges. If it be confirmed, and
have every reason to think the facts are
sure, Vanderbilt will forthwith open the
communication to California, and 20 in
strong against the present company That
the transit will be kept secure now, every
man can readily believe when | inform
them that the President has resolved to
place sufficient naval force on each side
Of it, as will insure protection to one Of the
great highways to our Pacific possessions
aud travel. .. ... .5s.I .5.I..
Mexico is still in labor. When she will
bring forth more than mouse is doubtful
] The people are the losers whoever wins,
and they may ere long ask en- masse to
| come under our protection, or necessity
may demand, that the President forthwith
should do So am not officially advised
as to what our worthy Chief Magistrate
purposes, and not being exactly possessed
Of oil the secrets Of the State cannot speak
by the card, and even were it so, it would
not be policy to say all know Suffice it
for your readers to keep advised, and uu-
hesitatingly think that before the Admins
tration Of this President ceases, we shall
have added SO large q slice OF Mexico to
our already big Union as will give us po-
sition which will make us dreaded by the
strong and courted by the weak.
Mexico is riven to pieces, and there is
no knowing how we will, in a few months,
stand toward her 1t was reported here
that our Minister had demanded his pass
port, and was TO close bis legation on the
10Th uls., but there is nothing Official on
record here to that purport
The Tehuantepec route is fixed fact,
and your people can prepare to take their
maiden trip across it in October. The Sloo
opposition amounts to nothing, and the
Postmaster General finds himself fully au-
thorized to make this new contract despite
the efforts and declarations Of the SloO
men to prevent it. While the Postmaster
General is doing all within bis prerogatiVS
to facilitate sea transit of the mails to Cali
fornia, be is pushing forward the overland
routes, and it is generally received opin-
ion that they will shortly counteract the
check TO emigration to your shores which
the high charges imposed on the Panama
route has recently brought about.