New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-13
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
prsa Our Own Correspondent


san FRAScisco, Jane 90, 1860.
TIRE Republicans of the East, while expecting little
.ss from California in the great political contest
al th;s year, will still be pleased hear few words
sSou, ,De manner in which the Republicans here are
yseparns the campaign and the hopes that they enter
,sn. We are well pleased with Lincoln and Hamlin,
and will he able to cast as large vote for them as for
apy other candidates whose names were prominently
before the public for thoss high nominations. Seward
vas the first choice with many Of old politicians,
but the rank and file are better suited with lincoln.
We DO not expect to carry the State by our own
strength nor by the assistance of other parties unless
The Democracy should split pretty near the middle.
We have about $4,000 voters from the Southern
Stats and Is coo Irish votes which together from the
bulk of the Democratic party Of California. II they
can be and made 10 each ot1er the Re-
puhlicans may gain the vi:tory Bot we shall not be
dsterred from making good fight by any apprehension
q The resut II is settled that are TO do our best
we viii work with all our might; If we can not sue
eeed we viii a. least deserve success; If we ia, We
sha eoneder ourselves bameess and charge II 10 tae
account Of whom it may concern. We can scarcely
bops 20 carry the State but shall probably have
psioriiy IN Dnmber OF the mos, pcpuious Counties
saeh as San Francisco, Alameda, Santa CARA, santa
Cruz Maps, Solano, San Marco, and so forth.
The STATE Republican Convention wsi meet To-Day
m Sacramento 10 nominate Presidential EiectorS-
A large and enthusiastic ratification meeting was
held IN th city on the 18th ms. Col H. "; basef,
Ca,eb BDr5srk, T. W. Park, j. A. Nunez, ana o'ners'
made speeches. G.
The news Of the nominations was received ON Sun
day afteruooo and greeted IN several places with
eajutss OF hundred g1ns thai same evening -FOUR
men eDgse, il GDg Inc salute IN this cry Were AT
rested Tor disturbing p1bi.c worshp bo' hohih' mas
been done with them as yet.
great commOtion hes bean caused snoDg the snip
r OF gold dust dorDg the lest three or four mo ltns
BIZ the house OF Asop Co., which has uadsrtaBen "
EansIn irsasure e NoY-f0rk Tor two per ceht die
tbe necessary expsnsss Of freight, insurance and So
forth amoont to 21 per cent. According TO thai es-
mate TIE house Of AlsOp q Co. mat lore taTee 1ar-
ters Il me per cent all the treasure they sop Inc
ouenee il that with the reputation of great wealth
which Alsop Co. have they nave become the largest
clippers 0f dos: in or eisy. The sn;pment OF goa
was for long time OF great revenue u the
wealthy bsDkers Of Saa Francisco Previous 70 the
hank u2icy Of Page, Bacon d Co and Adams a @ ),
10 February, 1862 those houses were me erges SUPP
perf; ard after that tine, Wells, Fargo ~ Co., aud
Drxel Sstber g. Church led Inc list; bns within the
last three months Alsop & CO. have taken the lead
Tie treasaIe lists published the arrival Of the d.
fornia steamers at NowYor consan the names Of the
psrr ns 10 whom tie money ID shipped; oar treasure
Is stbow By whom. These treasure Isis suggest many
tbohgbis old CafornsDs about the rapid changes OF
business The following for instance is the hst OF
Pa. Bacon Co... 900 900 Tallsn. Wide $50 ooe
Ven. fssS Co.. soSs '' o SrrEa .la'.
BuIss, ne CO... leooo Other sLppers..... 2i6os6
b, Dsyiason......... l2s,eo0l -
81 "a, 823
psge Bacon g. Co.. Adams d Co.. and BurgJyne
Il Co. brohe in 1855; Dexel, SatheF g. Church have
dhs lved leaving the b. Of Ssther d Cburoh, and
C. X. Gs ritor has moved 10 New-York. Wells, Far.
70 & Co., Davidson, and ITALIAN! q Wilde are still
here and proeperDg.
Now lie, us see the treasure list Of June 90 1852
eia sriy all those who shipped less thai So 00 among