, 1862-11-27

eued In the Atlantic States, perhaps loyal
men there would not have been obliged to
mourn over " Democratic Victories"
see,np 10 % pa4aersph b IN a % iate nnmher u nf vonT ~
paper, intimating that T. Y. Park will be the |
next Senator from California. The Senatorial
question Is already becoming a topic Of ab-
sorping interest. There are at least half =
dozen Candidates. 1t is very difficult at pres
ent to indicate the man who will succeed. It
will without doubt be one Of these three:
John Conness. Treanor ". Park, 7. G. Phelps.
have named them in the order Of their
chances at this time; but in these turbulent
days, political elate8 may be badly broken be-
fore the Legislature meets in January next
Nr. Phelps, one of our present members Of
Congress, Is an excellent man, sound to tho
core, but Is supposed to be alit5Ietoo sfsloW."
He Ia hardly emphatic enough for those Mho
want 6enator tull Of force and energy. Dir.
Park is q successful speculator. he has untir-
Ing energy where his own interests are. con
cerned, he has ams6sed great wealth IN the
management of the Fremont estate, having
been the only man that has made
money In It, and It, is said he is
uow trying to 'freeze out'' the '' Pathfinder
completely, from the Mariposa mine. It Is
t. promote his election; this fact brings to
his support all the sharper5, and these who
are "on the make,'' as Californian6 express it;
his money may make the Senatorial "msEe
CO." 1t 1t dcea, he will make q c-editaole
representative, but will not astonish anybody
in Washington by extraordinary d1splays Of
ability.
The steamship Moses Taylor, the first boat
| dispatched By the opposition line via Nlcara-
! qua, left on the "a inst, crowded with passen-
| gers. The tare was $5U, lower for the differ
| ent classes, than the rates OF the old COM
| rany- Tie lew route bids fair to be very
! popular If tie proper connections are on the
| Ike and river transit, as Ca1itoDia passengers
will be glad to get out Of the clutches Of that
old sea-elarl, Vanderbilt Gen. Wright, COM
nsaEdant Of the Pacific Department., has
ordered the arrest Of several promi-
nent shriekers for JEFF. Davis. They
have beeE furnished with quarters In Fort
s'Cbivs" putting stopper on their treason
able utteTances. Two o. the arrested parties
Senator Baker OF Tulau, and Col. E. J. G.
| KeEen. Of Walker notcrety, are members o.
the 1eglsl2tnre- they have be5n released upor
taking the oath to support the federal govern
meDt. Mr.. Kewen was in addition required
to give bonds for his good conduct. Book
IF subscription have been cpeaed for thf
capital stock Of he Central Pacific railroad
which i Iamed in the bill, as the connecting
road from Sacramento to Nevada Territory
| Subscriptions are being made Quits rapidly
New discoveries In copper, silver, and gold
ale being made in all parts Of the s.ate, frou
black exYd of copper, supposed to the riches
| in the world, has been opened In DSl Mort
county, near Crescent City. This city is moi
being " "grid-ironed'' with horse railroads b
| next year, and that convenient iustitu ion wi
be established on all the available streets. Tia
| an open winter. Z ric1 quicksilver mine hs
JUST been struck upon one Of the hills in tn
centre of this city. San francisco may II
become a mining town,