Work On The Pacific Railroad

Uur California neighbors seem to be more in earneat in regard to the lacific Railroad than we on thrs side Oonsidenng the' monntainous country over which the road will have to pass the Cahforniansare entitled to the greatest praise for their energy. A late dispatch says that in additiön to the ap. piopriution of $1,500,000 irom Ithe eounties of San Francisco, Sacramento and Placer, a bilí granting State aid of 810,000 per mile to the Central Pacific Hmlroad has passed the Legislatura: 1 his appropnation comes direct frota the Treasury, and with the State aidalready granted, secures beyond a doubt the early completion of the railroad across the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The first divison of the road s already graded.