New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

was 4I"'' !, ,,r.n. * private cJmpa1y the H2h'
Of When "Ss 'rankr bulkbeaa along the water
ofbnioIo =, ,,1 % ellcc, tolls and Wharfage for
foD' e .0 49,, n ,bs essels which may load or dis
my ys,Is Ii'-I ~, "a aware that in lS49 tlere
"p"e 80 ,,,,, " seisco cove milo across be-
"As IL ~ a.lic,E rue3 il, and half milo the
W." y, -; ,,,tarS) feet deep ct the edgeof tho
"euo' VIZ "a dbl growing shallower % tho
~, IN lSt,om ob,ot, deep mud. All this cove
49,, -, into own is end most Of It has been filled
-. i,r1 md airty and paved streets and rows Of
,L,ao.stoyv brtk buiCklgs are now standing where
- penn 400 tbaksster was 30 feet deep. Bot
~. soa mud Am SIND K eps pushing outward into tho
nov ami lie sequops, is .hatat whagyeg where the
yeas 30 feet seso at the time Of their consTuc-
; ,ssol lrs wi, itSor ~ feet bavenow difficulty
os geftir, in or ont, III the men owning tho water
EDe lots c,ppot ,recispy substantial buildings there
,anse of the yerv crsst expense Of making fonnda-
t;ons Tho only yay remedy these evils is to make
ppons so,.yyal Elopg tho whole front, aad thus
sbo b,rbo, and m, lotsEyin both be protected The
nm ,b;ob Cor,sss ssored was framed to gran! tbs
voonoro,v 70 la,ain tsmpany Many objections were
biu tba chef being that the grant was 700
favorable 10 the company; that INC 8iau' sHVui1 ~
given 10 tho lowest bdEer, ana thal survey sn0'''
30 made by CoTernmest officers before commencing
she work 60 that nc might know what klnu OF u JUN
bead is really necessity. The favor that Connes
showed 10 this bin will cost bis party thousands Of
votes Again. Comes voted against the bid TO grant,
ehero Of tho Conmol School Fund 70 tho Catholic
sehOols He was right here, for he Constitution de-
slares tsat the Common School Fund SHAH be nVio-
labe;" but the Jealous Catholics who form consld'
erabo portion OF the Dpugias party dislike HIM very
much for his course in tat matter. The Dougas parry
Of California are sound im The Union question.
Tie Republicans haze every prospect ofSrocess' ~
sass Tor their State ticket. They start with the knoW-
edge that they carried nc State for Lincoln last year,
that they have lost nohing since then, and that their
opponents have lost mp3h. The nominees NE excel
lent men. The candidate for Governor Lelsnd Stan
ford Is merchant of Sacramento, who ia universally
respected. Indeed better ticket was never present.
cd to the people Of this State
San Francisco, Alansds, Santa Cruz, and Nevada
Counties will give large Republican pluIalitesper-
baps majoriiies, and / think wo shall carry Santa
Clara, SIN Bernardin1, Monterey, Marin, Contra
Costs Sacramento, Naps, Sierra, San Mateo, Placer
Plumas, Butte, San Joaquin Del Norte, SOlano,
sonoma, Yuba, and Tuolumne. The Breckinridgers
uay carry Lea Angeles, Fresno, Merced, Stanslaus,
and Tulare. The ema njer arc doubtful bat most Of
them will probably 60 Cor ConneEs At the last PTcsi-
dentia election. the Re ablicans had puraies in nine
counties, Daioritiea in none. The Douglas men had
pluraies in sixteen AID maoIities in two; and the
Brechin.idgers bad Ilualities in ffeeniand m9oriee
IN three The total vote Of The State was 3S,15i for
lincoln; 80 023 for Doaglas; 1895 for Breckenridge,
aud 1856 for Bell At least one-haf Of the Bell men
arc hereafter with tho Republicans. Some Of the
reading Bell men exered themselves last year to keep
up their organization snly for the purpose of assist
ing Lincoln and but for such assistance the Republi
cana would not have obtained the electoral vote Of tie
State.
The news Of the daf9at Of Bull Run Of course gave
great pain to loyal citizens bat there are secescniss
who rejoieed
In this city they wes5 perfectly quiet. man would
not be safe to burrah FIR jeff Davis berei but in Sa-
egamento such shouts we're heard. At Snelhrg's,'
village in Aariposa County, guns were fired I'll
night The question Of Secession is felt in the churches
IS well as in political Offices. AL the Protestant
Cergymen in Ills city fo good Union men, save twoi
one is Southern MetlSodist, and the other is Dr. w.
a. Scott, formerly o. Orleans, nan strongly
Southern in bis views Fad feelings He is a Presby
ieaD and had pgeyios to tie arrival Of Starr King,
TIE largest eonTega,ios in the State. Bot King has
eepsed him. aad MANY have loft his church because Of
Seoessonism Starr Ring Is the most Influential adgo-
cate Of the Union In tls State. He has delivered many
lectures on the pctic aspecs Of the times, always
has crowded houses, az works bis hearers up to tue
pitch Of en.huiiHsm. Pie has given much sstisfac-
ton to good Upon that some Of them have spoken
Of him as a candidate sr United States Senator
Dr. Scot. II igned ss position as pastor Of Calvary
Church in con eQuonc Of the complaints about his
:luet and tho yghdra sal Of many Of bis Pensioners
bat the veslr refase 10 accept his resignation, he
continues to pgach. sheSeoesaionss nave withdrawn
from the loyal shurcht,, and 60 to lear Lin.
The Slals sid sSpes float over many Of tho
churches, bot the CSaOHc and EpisCopalian pTieits
refuse to hoist lags.
TIE people Of Orc Sn and Washington aro loyal:
though there are u 4 y Southern men among them,
they feel their cpend &c on the Federal Government
60 strongly thst they Il necessarily loyal.
The war has not 4 done any serious damage to
business genell by in tlfoTna. The general feeling
hero one Of ;soouitr property. Labor is Rs high
sud as much IL dens a. 1T this tine les. year. San
francisco is iElrovik with great rapidly. At no
thne in past fssrs re 60 many fine buildings going
up Together in Mont fuery S,ree:, the Broadway Of
che Pacific kle hei Of the Russ estate arc building
a threc-stoTy lick lex on TIE West tide Of Mont
gomery, e1tessiag frfl Pine to Bush. The Masonic
Order and Jssos lie flung up tho block between
Sutter and P,s s.reo.$ where tho Mechanics Pavilion
stood. The s3la5on;i Temple Is to be q magnificent
building, tie In Of tower to be 100 feet high the
1nain blildinSt9 fcett James Donoh1c is erecting
ino bick he'll on 70 eoutheas.eIn corner Of Mont
gonery and l:S,h, on e site Of the Old Musical Hal,
built by Hs sr MeieEh Other buildings Of less in
por.ance arc ~ numk us TO mention. The improve.
nsnts ere n'S conf to any one pGst Of tho city.
Howard eEot sasyont Fourth, two yeaIs ago wasts
II sgra IA Fsnkrd X "A Il cil;nr- ~ xr.4L bcr.or