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If any mnn ntti'iwwls la linul down tlio A mi' v Wan I'Us, klutut liim n tliroiml 1" (.Vn. jj-. ul!)c (Oregon SVvgus. W. L. Adnms, - Editor. OREOOPT CITV: SATl'UDAY, .U'NF 7, lSfc. Tin: Ui.Ki-now l'rotn tlie reports which have come in so far, we are able to predict safely a majority for the Utoii ticket of c:vr two tliouSiinJ. Fvcry county this side of the Cal.ipooia helps to swell tho grand total, and Pixie IVtmviaey, in a fair trial before the ptople, has been convicted as nn accessory of secession ai.d rebellion, and its doom pronounced of eternal disgrace. The old catch word ' Uemocraey ' has been vaiulv iwd in this lection, reminding one of the fabled ass which thought to hide his . (.i.bbs f,50, M.ller 2i2. Sec'y, .May 01O, deformity beneath the lion's skin, aping the j Yining '262. Treas , Cooke 010, GrcirO. lion's majestic stride in his own pasillani- printer, Gordon tioS, Noltner 201. mous, nss-likc wav. Put, like the nss, ! Milhr leads Wait 1 in the count v und whose long cars and discordant voice I e- fi(.,i in this precinct, hayed him, sceesh democracy in this State The vote on the county tieket, for Uep has had its borrowed robes torn olT, and a ; re.scntntivcs, is i:s lollows: Colbrd 42 1, wcil-dcservcd punishment iullicted for u Puuisby 110, Kens 2?: Fugle 2"'.), impudence. It is a common remark that Myers '2-13. Co ..Judge, llml.it 101, llol the sceesh candidates would have got more j laud 2 to. Co. Com'rs, Win. Pillow -110, votes if they had said not one word tho thing couldn't help its bray. but The rim m y system, in spite of muni t'it imperfections, has oi.ee for all proved itself a good institution, and some in this State who helped forge the Lo!t, or at least rejoiced to see it strike, guaslieit tlmrteet.i to see it turned so suew-Muhy against rnui, now mai i.i'.v aie in u w i.i.i.uw-. ty, and an cm cause. , Am-ricans in Oregon who nro and have been true to the National impulse of Union, ns they look over the whole of our broad land a New World redeemed and trans- formed from the savage wihlucss of nature )t.t- a gardes oi cmUation and progress ti,e pc.KV, and C. M. Kcstcr and J..i.i!i hr.ve reason to be proud that this corner of Howell, Constables. Undo Sam's great Commonwealth has! Cnuw's Pom .aiiitv. Li Geo. I. Cur tnkeu a right portion cn a (pi.-tiou of so rv-s precinct, just three votes ve:e cat for vital an ininortar.ee. 1 ho Pache fctatca stretch out hands of sympathy and cneoiir r.'.'cmetit to their brothers in arms, and wherever Loyal America may be com jellel to look for and guard against a ir.uehrous, deadly stroke from traitors at home, or enemies abroad that stroke ernn never be aimed at the nation's heart by 0. vgot!, or !y any portion of the Pacific Co.i-t. So mote it be. S:xas!Nc; i.rionr. thk F: Kcnov. On 1 Uriel iv ti ft ..7110011 Judge Wiihan.s Made a ;i;..' spcec'a iii our City, U- voting r-.o-t of Lis time to a statement of Lis position rda-! t vcly to the old IK iii'xrave, and tho mod- j era secession puity. It was a dear ar d 1 t'ordblc arguiuent, having no room f,..r a : doubt in reasonable minds as to ai.y man's eluty in the premises, who set patriotism j ;.:;.l love of country above the vain hope of ; i f.;. e fr the name of having place in the recer.t pinchbeck arrang'.iucnt, which has il :red urrog.ite to it.-.df tli'j title of iKmoc- 1. ;cy. After Wi!!.:;.::i.s tlo.J, Carving- folk Smith replied am! worked harder that) I we ever aaw a man of his indu s, in attunpt- J iiig an answer to that which in the nature J of the case was munf.vaalde. Wiiliams wa-i greeted wit'a n,thuiia-tic applause, i w hile Smith got ji-t two cheers ami a half uh. e fcm;tn got j'it two ciiccrs ami a lia t i ....... , ,. , whieh l.ad a depre-s-uig ( n -ct, and thii cul-I . , , , ' . ,, . ,1 in. viled when after a dull hour, !.e tamed I to Wi'.liains and asking about tl.e time he had yet to ipcak, and being answered fif teen iniiiutc, a momentary interval occur ring before l.e recommenced, an audible v oi'.-e in a tone of r -igned d' -ia;r, r.eom mended him to "u-nrnj through it."' At ono tunc Unele Piliy Ilolnns in a paroxysmal but mo-t inopportune effort, Lunched out into two or three broken winded hurrahs, but finding himself unsup ported, looked round for ' Hury' and Can field, who had been po,ted in the rear as a 1 1 r,ser rve. but did not come to his aMance 1 in time. Smiili closing, Judge Williams wound up in un t!o')iient speech, having r. ; liiue-h advantage in the di.-.cii.nion, os he had originally in his position on the (pies thin. On .Saturday the County Candidates : -poke Collard using np two of Iim oppo nents for the Legislature (piitc handsomely. In the evening, an audience embrueing I a number of ladies gath' red in the court bo i-ie nud ILslened to a Miorl but well turn ed :pM ch feoiil W. C. Johnson who closed by introducing Mr. I'earnn who made a ui'i-t i n'eelive speech, nnd if th re was n man who was halting between two opin-i'.i.-i, la; inii-t iiialoubtedly have be-m fully peisuail' d by tl.e argument nnd clofjueiice of thi last evening. Sunday Mr. Petirnc presented the relig ious n -peels of the controversy, and offered moral antidotes for moral n fleet ioiiH. The (cm ral retail! of public Fjienkinjr in this canvass, we think has bei n most military, nnd we hope will be felt long iifKr the bs'ie now just settled iu (Jregon, is lo'.t in a tide of nalionnl pro-pe rity nnprca'deiite'd l veil in American history. AeciorNT. Tho Yamhill broke a Muift Monday morning, ju.it after leaving for Lafayette. .She litis repaired damage?, and on yesterday resumed her (rips. 2 0 0 0 IVIAJOB.ITY I FOR Til H UNION STATU TICK FT! Clackamas. Wo received tho official vote of this county yesterday just before going to press. Tlio following is an abstract: I'iroiiii'Is. MTt,!t. Wail. Oregon City, '2-2" 01) Linn City, ' l'J.'i II Tualatin,' 1 10 Pleasant Hill, 1:5 I) Curry, 1 1 I! Lower Molalla, :M IS Muripiam's, lit) 1:5 Upper Molnlki, J:J Til Spriugvvnter, 11 1 Harding's, It "21 Young's, 10 ..') Pock'Creck, 21) 2 Mihvaukie, SO Heaver Creek, 23 -2 Total, CIO 2Cl TLe vote on the rest of tlie State tieket i in the count v, is as follows: For Governor, S. Miller 421; Warnoek 23S, McCohii ; 231. Lleik, ii:-to:i 12 1, Thomas 211. Sheriff, Purus IIS, p.uku- 2:'.. Treas., (.'hamuli 1 13, 1'leiair.j siiort 410, Pcatie 22'.'. 0. Assisser, School Snp't, Paudall 421. no o Nii'vivcr Fishi r 421, Uuruett 232. Coroner, Purllow 137, li:clay p;, Steele 23, Wait 1 Prosecu- tiug Attormy, N . C. .loan -ni 132, Me- Fwan 23S. Circuit .Judge, F. p. Shut- tuck -133, Page 233. Seat of i;,,v, runeuit. Or,.-;oii City 1D. Portland 2TO, Sahin .jon, Fugeiie 31, scattering 1 1. j Oregon City precinct, J. F. llurW. .,,,,1 J. p i,0eey wire elected .Initios of secessinn, as follows: Cm rv himself, his brother-in-law, and a hired man. Tiik Uaxxkr l'l'.rciNi'T At Miiuiukie, 2 votes were cast, and all for the Union! YAMitit.i.. Con.-ress Me Pride, ."'.M ; Wait, 100. Cm-.-tiibbs, 40S, Milhr, I0.". Sec. of State May, 3'.i, Yining, 130 State Printer Uordon, 403, Noltner 10T. State Trea'. Cook. 400, d'reir, l'.S. Pros Atty-.J. (.' WiNon, luo. Heprcs' htutivee Pnhiii r, 0,", Ciu.i lliins, 3'.l ), Rowland, l."3, New by, lot) Co. Judge Cowhs. 40.1. Campbell 11-1. Sheriff Warren, 3'.''.), Find. ill, 100. Clerk Ad .nut. :;i0. CiHip.r, l'.0. Ast ssxr Iliuve, Urh-v, 1.'". Tie-v-J. S. Ueml-r.-e, 331 Westerli !.l 2 a. Coinuiissioni rs Coihran, ."."", Pruteh e r, .T.io, Nel.-ui, 102, A gee, 1.10. Surveyor llamll'T, 402, Wnlk-r. Ill (,'uroiii r, Craw ford, 370, Johnson, 1 1. School Supt. Spe:ici r, 30 1, Thompson 1.14. Union Tieket dieted t!.roi:g!.o:it. W.1s!II..;ton Congress Me Pride 3u0 Wait J3. (iov. Gibl s 31.1 Mdh r See. of State May 307 Yining SO. Stnto Cook COO (Jreer 00. St:itn l'ni.ter fSririlini :t(l7 '(i':,i,t i0 Pros. Atl'y 3d District-Wilson 310 ' ;,ri"!,r nl"1 n,isw,'r '" the circuit court. McFwuii 70. ' Tim next step on the nart of the Olvmni- t, , u,,,. w , n ;r,n t u '-,atc S'lialor . Lowlby .,00 J. II y,,,;.!, 1 1 t, IVimott 'i ' , ,. l'om-n. - . ,, Joint P.i-prcs ntative F. . Con vers 1 301 Ilovt 80 1 Re.re--tn!ativc R. Wilcox 2'J'J J. W. , Cai i fr.1. Judge Hycr Jackson 272 Piirdin 00. Si. I wlhV 20", 'Knox Ml. Trens.-W. Simmon () Hoover Is. ; Aitor J. P. Kdl vg 201 J. Smith , il. School Supt. F. A. Tanner 03 J. C Hall HJ. W. (JeigT 2!M Ralfcts 70. I Survryor- Coroner Wui. Adams 2'Jl Wi i L I I , . r , . , Seat of li fivcriiiori t S.iletn f. I'nrt. , n... .i .-.L trn . : ' , land ;1S Hill-boro 1. Union ticket throughout. I'kvtov. Congre;3 MeP.ido 21- Wait 223. Uov.-Oibbs 2.10; Milhr 211. Sec. of State May 210; Yining 220. .State Printer Gordon 2.10; .Noltner 211. Trens.- Cook 2.11 ; Greer 217. i Pros. Att'y Thayer 2.1S; .Slater 201. .Senator A. G. Ilovey 214; Uurnett 213. Representatives Rlair 248; Withoin 212; Mulkey 203; Riggs 210. Jackson. An extra of the Oregon Sen tinel says; "The whole Union State nnd County ticket have undoubtedly triumphed in Jackson County. John F, Miller is be hind his ticket ot least 200. Jacksonville Precinct has given a Union majority of .'JH. The Dixieites are hunting their holes, nnd confess themselves beuten in tho county by from .10 to 100." Wa o. The following are the official returns from Dalle Prednet: Congress Mellride 270; Wait 117. Oov.-Uibbs 281 j Miller in Sec. or State May 278; Yining 110. .State Printer Gordon 27 ; Noltner lOf. Treas.-Cooke 280; Greer 101, District Judge Shuttuek 22.1; Page 20. At Fifteen mile Precinct the yote htatnls Union 30, opposition 14. There can be no doubt that Wasco litis gone Union, by n largo majority. Maiiio.v. Majority for the Union enn- didates os follows; Meliridu 0215; (Jilibs (lot); May 000; Uordon 003: Cook 0S0. Tito entire Union county ticket elected by a largo majority. Lank. Tho nvcrago majority is about 10 for tho Union. Ci.ATsor Full returns give tho Union State mul county ticket f;". Opposition 10. Ponsi. as Union Stato ticket, 70 to 100 majority. Linn State Union ticket about 110 majority. Count v ticket from 100 to 12.V .Josi: nn Nr.-Reported, Union majority in the county. Vulou M)nrltU'l. Clatsop, 4o Columbia, 10 Washington, 20" Multnomah, -I2.'i Clackamas, !S0 Wasco, loO Yamhill, 2'.Ti Marion, doo Polk, 100 Linn. 1 0 licnton, 2") Lane, 0 Umpipia, lot) Pouglas, ".') .Jackson, lot) Josephine, 00 Curry, 00 Coos', 40 Total, 2S'.i3 ll is thought that not a single secession ist is elected to the Legislature. Pi;. Pi: Woi.kk. Tho Washington Standard has a lengthy article, written in a very excited spirit, regarding Pr. Pe Wolfe's late marriage to Mrs. Hard, of Olympia. It seems that Dr. Po Vi'olfc and his intended, both cherishing a partiality for the modern way in which Lucy Stone ( und others of that school of philosophy have taken to marrying themselves, eon- eluded to become one llesh without tho in- Urveutiou of priest or magistrate. The following notice which appeared in tho pa- pees of Olympia, shows how the happy puir eominrue'i d the jiiurney together: Mauiii: n - At the house of the bride's parents t,Mr. 11. . Woodard' Dr. C. 'I'eWo.te, ot Philadelphia, Pa , to Mrs. F!i.i A. lliird, ol Olympia W. T, in the , follow ing manner: " We, the undersigned, hereby announce to the w nrld that we have contracted a ; conjugal alliance, and entered into n mat rimonial copartnership; believing in the ilirinr li'it of Souls to dictate their own 1 forms, and the inspirations ol ' Monica N Afn:v and I' vrnnt (ion,' as being above (YsTom and priestly Ciiikmoxv, however long d:'niliei li v Iceral enaetlnent and CnmsTiAS dictation. This act we perform (taking upon ourselves the resioiisibility) in prisenep of the witnesses whose names aec om-v'.iiy our own, mid this public deela-r.itieu.'1'- '" Made this 13th day of May, lsr,2. Cimiii.f.s Hkniiv PkWouk, ) lii.ri Ann II i i:!. 1 ll'i'iirt c: II. It. Wooihird, Salome Woi'il.ird, I!. 1'. llrown, Mary Prowti The good piuple of Olympia, cither be lievi: g the cireinuiiy illegal and void, nud p- r coi.seipienee rendi ring the relation be twe u the parties an immoral one, or tbe beiug in.-tig ited to revehgo some of the Pin-tor's excoriations of .some of their dar ling s .items or too truthful delineations ol phrciioli'gieal indications, had the pair ar rested, jiM as they h id taken passage on n steamer fur Yietoria, mid brought before a magistrate to answer to tho charge of I having attempted to unite parties in the bonds of matrimony without authority ol law. Lawyer Kmns conducted the pros ecution, nud the Doctor defended his own , case. The magistrate required the defend I ants to give bund in the sum ofI0M0to . , . ans was to arri-t the parties fur foriucii- .- -i-i .- , , tain. Ihcjiiitiee, before giving judgment ., , , . , . , , i.isi-, i-.ioi nu iruiu caeu me conies- l,"'t tl"'.v iended to live together os husband nnd wife, whereupon he remarked, Tlie n, by the power vested in me, nnd in 1 ' '' o'.l trijt according to law." Like the Dutch magistrate, who thought the pair h gaily married after pronouncing . them tii'in and icnm-in, our Olympin justice tl,il,,iinS 1,1,11 c,,!linS l,r- yuU.s!and Mrs. Hiirdoiric, had lied thetn so llialilta rtm I A Ii.m.. Il.i. It 4 I - I I I 1 - ' 8""' uu Ml0"1" 00 ,,.r. fi,. ,l . i . .i . i i.. ...-....,.,-..- - mm u.rcauy ben done, dismissed the parties as "not I guilt v This whole nffair, with the Standard's violent, one-sided history of it, carries the conviction that there nro hoiuo very dilly people in Olympia, or cLe that a rntlur youthful and prejudiced person tdit.s the Standard. .Salmon I imiik. Fine fat Salmon ore now being taken on Iho Columbia river in the vicinity of Astoria. The Multnomah brought up to Portland fifty or nlxty the other day, weighing from nix to twenty-Jive pounds each. These lish are bought ul bill and a dollar each; the uteumer gels two bid each ns freight, and the fish ore sold iu Portland for fifteen cents a pound This makes n large .Salmon cost about four dollars in Portlund, while the fisherman gets but a dollar for it. These .Salmon can well bo afforded iu Portland for five cents a pound, provided a market could be had for all n mnn could toko. Si nk. Tho fine uteutncr Carrie l.ndA hlruck a rock about two mile above Cape Horn, on the Columbia, June .'id, nnd af ter being run to the Washington shore mink iu twenty feet of water. She will be a total loss. V No now fi oui the Fast ninco the 2llli May. Wire down, ocrosi the plains. Poisri.ANii, Juno 3, 1S02. Phau A mil's: I have been avi ailing steamer for .several tedious days, to cany mo toward Cariboo, If your readers in (Hiiro, " Why intrude upon our patience?" 1 answer n.s the young lady has it in her pong: " Pvo nothing else to do." Portland increases il.s trade, its hotels, restaurants, liipior shops, gamblers, Ac, Ac, and is fast assuming ciinseipienee for most of the reputed peculiarities of Sail Fran cisco. And why not, since Oregon is the laud of gold? 'Original Cheap John' nnd 'Pioneer Cheap John' are both here. They have eoino up ' to put down imposition. ' They sell goods without regard to retail and wholesale prices, or retail at wholesale. At night 'Cheap John' keeps up a noisy mock unction cry, but always sehs ut one price. This is a part of the style; "All of dese tings for live ilollare; will you giveiue four dollare? three dollatv? two dollaiv? Is it wort' one dollare? six bits? Four bits is the lowest cent I ever takes; who'll have it? Don't care whether you buys or not, though 'lectio rudder' you buy. Want to tell you our prices; come to morrow and we lets you have them, same way." And Urns John auctions, with as much more of wit and foolishness as will attract a crowd Hut 'John' has to pay two hundred dollars for the privilege of making u noise, every night for a year. A Gymnasium here is worthy of coin uiendatioii. Put why not arrange a depart ment for the ladies? Don't they need sys tematic instruction in cercis(? nro they not dying with crooked spines (some of them), with puny muscles, contracted chests, consumption? Who among them will be original and enterprising enough to demand their share (if the gymnasium? Put to those good ladies iu housi keep ing, w ho gel more than their share of . some kinds of exercise, I recommend the Ihish uivy I I'i vA in..; Ma-hiu', now fer s.de at Jacobs' wagon shop. A frorvr, or wringer simply two role is - is a part ol j the concern. It is the best Linking thing j for washing, of the machine kind, 1 have I ever seen, it nuMeS utter too oM way is a grooved board rubbing over rollers Without ti sting it, I risk my entire reputa tion, in thr ii-ii.vii'iii; . Vinci", in presuming it to require less lime, less back ache, levi wear of clothes, less sore lingi rs, hymn; half or two thirds, than rubbing with the hands. Thirty live dollars will buy one The seller wants the money the women need the machine. Hut, ladies, if vou don't confident my judgment, why, just scull uheud, and vtu.sh after the old fashion. .S'lxiy) Minuiih fury Instead of loaning his money for two or live per cent, pi r month Ito the eurse of the country i, W. R. Mi ml l.ns invested iu the iuai.uT.it' tare of Oregon soap in tics cilv. IL claims to make as good nu article as th iimikit iwTi rds, and sdls cheaper. Why Hot patrol I ;.c ;,(i;i(y tViry dhil't to lie veli'p our own resources, especially when it will be cheaper fiiun the start? Kii'lUih llnul'firn. Dr. Pictt Vl'.ian, thru' miles ra t of this place, h:i, I judge, about one hundred rods of beautiful bed,g lencc ol tlie haw lliorn. lie says it is tin only example iu the State. It is vigorous, and nut at ail iijund by our winters. II ..it... i i i . i , . win nave M-ed lur s.i.e mis year, lie aim introduced me to a growing nop f tl VuiWi li'iA, n vine resembling the wild pen. It grows from four to nine feel long, nnd stands ovi r the field at maturity about three and a half feet high, rt,i(', ,,, ,(,. iig the ground. He says it will kill the sorn I certainly. It " cast, it in the shade'1 sl.adij it to death. The sorn l is one of the gn at and growing agricultur.il cura of the country. If the IVtvA will kill it what tin invaluable, crop it will be; ami tin more so when we con.iii.Vr that it yields four to ix tons of vine lo the acre os good as or better than timothy buy; alio that the yield of seed is about sixty bushels--n very rich food fur stock. The Pr will have seed for sale the coming harvest, for about live dollars n bushel. It h a lull crop. Win n the l'7.7i .shall have 'ens' the sorrel in the hado' extensively, tin people of Oregon will certainly owo Mr Pretty man a vole of thanks for his early nnd determined efforts in getting tho seed from tho old country. What a lino thing that come men and women trill move ahfod. They arc tilmoit as tiieful as those good, conservative folks who nlirnyt bold . i. i ,i . I. uiick, vain up inn uivt amen. c. h, Tiik IJatti.e or Vr.x Kihok A Wes tern letter lays: Tho battle of Pe.i Itidge wui tho best fighting during the war. It wan not gen eralship but soldiership that won il. A t the close of the second day all the leading officers, except Sigcl and Dodge, were dis heartened, and regarded a surreinler ns a foregone conclusion. Put the men had just got up to the right pilch, nnd around tlie cump lircn on thai weary infill they did lioi have the laintesi nii a ol hcing wliihiicd. but universally said: " To morrow we will finish up this business nnd whip those fel lows out." So they did it through clenr V I . I... I. . . I .....i ..... . i ai'i mum pint, lino liounug cjsu, Moroim oi' tiik Woiii.ii. California was one FricsKon'n iron clad propellor Is anoth er. I!y tho discovery or gold In California over thirty thousand miles of railroad were built in the cast. I!y the discovery of the " Monitor'' Fnglund nnd France loso mill ions on millions spent in works for offensive nnd defensive warfare, Tho iliseoverien of the past twelve yeiin huvo revolutionized and remodeled doeicly nnd the world. Agin of history lire crowded into months and elnys. . The Vrriieli nuil r.niiMoh .WHnncc Tho fact that Louis .Napoleon has stead ily maintained tho policy of an alliance wiih Fntrbiiid. is well known, Some of the motives which intlueiico him Iu that re gard, tiro obvious. Others uro obscure, and, to this day, tho best inloruied Fuglish llien dill'er in their views of the naluio of the relations between the French Finperor and leading I'higlish statesmen, such, for example, as Lord I'alincrilon. It is prob ably a case for Pr. Priestly "s canon of his torical criticism, thai in modern times, pub lic events nro less clenr lo the generation eoteinporuiieous with them, than to tho generation which follows. Many secrets of Statu uro locked up, as well us preserv ed, iu private correspondence and other papers which do mil see tho light, until the actors have passed from the stage. Put whatever may bo the alliances of sovereigns and ministers, there is no mis taking tlie two great facts, that tho French people hate Fnglniid, and that thn Fnglnh people distrust both the French nation and tho French Ihiiperor. Tho French re member Waterloo, and they will never for get it until they in ei.go it. The Fugb.-di who thoroughly roinplohcud that fact, doubt (he power of tho French I impel or, even if they confide in his disposition, to al ways restrain this lixed antipathy of the people whoso ruler ho is Nor are they in cliucel to leave their fate to the ha, ild of one man's caprice. They know well that if Louis Napoleon courts Ihu allaiiiro of Fnglund il is because Finland is strong, and they dread, ol all things, being placed iu his power by being drawn into a posi tion win ro the bus of his support would be their ruin. So little true is it that they coulido iu Napoleon, that no alarm lias been so easily raised iu Pugluiid, within the last ten years, as thai of a Ficni h in viis;on. They keep on piod terms with him, but lliey treat him as a glial li ucher advised that friends .should alwuvs be treat ed - just as if tin y might one day become enemies. This I'iX'd i'.cti.li jeainii-y of the Flench Finperor, instead ol being allayed by wli.it is . in. d in the Parisian pi'i is iaiemble to the Hi itish side of the M.ison nu I Slab II aTiir, is only excited by it Thus tin Liverpool .'ii.-'e 'Mil 71 '.'. viv: "Tho extraordinary sviuimI'iv whiehthi I'relll ll Oil .1 h.11 sIlllVMI lo.Mliil tliis conn li viu the I. latter of the Tin, t, I., g i.i t excite suspicion us lo its ti.ii.il. 1 1 - I d ii id:!. on 'h it i, v . rv necept iMe to lliose tl, arc I'oii.g all in t T pow i r lur;'.e nji a war fei In.; v.: Iu, mle ol tl.e chatim I "Whatever irpphs Fngl ind may I sa ill In sir. ngt lie n rain e, n i, d He hue- li dmibt that the F'l'p, mr of the I line tl.il. I,s lint I. i. ill,. I M,. l.t.t lie l!ii vu r e f.,r a c bug." The London S: ir ol, si rv oi : "The d gui'v ol lir.-at I'.i.liu his b. v. rv well sustain I far. n ,:li.iiil eilfi. ,-l o.il.ng in :,s -.Iai.ee pom 'u el.i-i i. Pn I i inn j, an. a!s to nh ch ue r, I-r, e e .ve hardly tl.ii.L the iu, ii, i. lit tth. ii a v.i M'ilV ' nild portl i t, ,11 , lle-l i, in 1,1 i -u iielweeii b.iigl net and lie- 1'i.il. d .1 it. 'lit; lillest i, pnrtllllilV f.ir II 1 11 ,, II il.- ; il.iy ot ie w bur. i I'.ir.si.in .-.J ..r Pr.t lonor, a:: I 'ml .ii'i! ,,:i nt ll uli.ige i' i ll, po-eii in I.iivii l.ee.li.l, ne I I .ii.lt oill na'ists to h!,,ii e nlln l,' nr. II thii ih'tauce, the i xc. -. . 'v go in '.i,g 'y goo! n it or I. ii, ol,.. 11 in.; I H , :ry ntlitude, m iii.ii r. ! Iv sir. I p ,rt o! u I y - tand' r joys iu iiii i.aeii.g and i lemurs to aggravate '.! dating to the iitun i r conduit, int " t tlie i it I h i,f ,.. I.i - A Voli i: Fi: ,:i nu: T, u i The Na loilli! I III cll gi 1:1 IT g V l s ti e a ll, W ll.g lid iratloa, a Mi, ...-I to 1,1. ciiuutr, au.ei M.nli ..in, (ho " I', ill, i r i,( the (',,n iltiitiou. 1 In; i r.gilial I, in is-i,M..i of Jiilnes ('. Mi (jiiire, of Wo- liin;-l.iu ; Mr'.rr l,i n, . Ciiiutri; A tic, advice f ever it s, , s the i.,t n ) ,,, M, t, I am no more, it may be t i,:,.;, r. d ll, is uing from the tomb, b, ie truih nlon ail Ik; resiM i ted, and tie- baoi,: m - s of r.an alone coiiMilte,. It will be i-iiMb-d, lu ri fore, to w hatever vwirhtr.iu bo de rived from irood intention', and funn the Xpeiieiice of one who has served his coun try iu various stations through a n riod of oriv year,; who e oousn :n in vont i ind iidln nd tbrongh his bf,-. ,i t,,, e..M, ol its Lberl'., and who has borne n part in most ol the transactions which will eon. lilute epochs of its destiny. I he advice neare i lo my hun t and I'Cpest in n,y conviction, is tint tl, i'niun f thrir Slutrs l,r ch, rishr.l i, iro, tmitnl Let tho oiien enemy to it be regarded ns a Pandora with her box opened, nud the ilis. iu." il ones ns tho serpent rreenuiir with uis iieiuiiy wiles into rnradise. Pni..sii,i;sr Lim oi.s. Li a recent speech tho House. Mr. Crittenden, of ICen. tueky, paid this handsome compliment to the President: " voted against Mr. Lin coln, and opposed him honestly and sin cerely: but Mr, Lincoln has won inn to his side. There In n nlelni In tho Imiplo of lame, n niche near to Washington, which should be occupied by tho stutim of him who shall iiivi: his country. Mr, Lincoln has a mighty destiny. Jt U for him, il ho will, to step into that niche. It jH for him lo bo but ii President of the peoplu of tho Uiilcd StateH, nud Ihero will his statue bo. It is iu hi.s power to occupy a place next to Washington, the founder and pre server, siilo by Hide." I x'TKiii'srisn Dmi'ATi ii.A recently dis covered dispatch from Geu. neiiurrguril to a " friend" in Wimhmglou, h,,, been dis covered and deciphered thus: " I shall eros Ihu river nbovo Liltlo Falls, on Sunday, at 2 a, m. Signal, red nnd whitn rockets from Turner's Hill. For God' sake, don't fail us. Firo Ihu city nt all points agreed nu nt oneo. Despatch Lincoln mid Scott, as you sugges!, und let Hi" execution of our plot Im perfect. HllAtllK'MRIi," T".l! ,KV1;!T TIIKUme,. tiik Auk ThiH ago H s ' . ,J U;i' Or ';' ' Uw "rl Z 7X ''ru "'' "ro io longer thoso th t . J t i" prowess skill or Toreslght 07" e011 7 listlngulshed of lea.h rs Tl ,. , I ' n,,, K-mel'al Hta,,,i,tts(",l"ri',1''a nous naval comnmnder idve. 7i '"'l tlw inventor of tho last st ' u T 'r gun bo. or r,v,,lvl,;i1,,,,0.rt'ii. loe, comes forward ami nt ,!',, '"n lance i-iili-uLit. N by ninvlv ,. ,, "KH 'l.iiicl.slill,u lorlillcatiou., of iC,rUi . .''"'".";'''il among those w, 'lislingui.shed theuiselvesU 0 bl t nous forele'iier oN,il , II- ---nHHspastjik;,,:;:!, i", lias niaihi thin country hi I, .. ' . , huh uiiioii mis country 1,1k I, ,,.' ' i.iiothisdis.inguid Stv 2" " n " ie i un ol of ii.,. " and of which even M.. J ..V" "v"nlr, fune, had his share, b.it ga be nil (low u. and acciii, i.. m,a ..r . i "'It'LTni.l.L 8 I- cd i'( verses and luilures, w find , .r1'' '' I'i- ly ii. iiminiv, , ;y; the day, do!,,;:,,,,,,,. In ,... ... 'e0"1'""! liroiiiiM 0f will" K'ry the An.eri ... ?f0 l l-lbcennecon,p,i,M;; "' our troops. TI..,i,,ruUMVr' "J """''r. "M'".ilor. has.,rv .a7 ,n so lierlect Iu III! her l.aiU ' ' .l. bly adapted to tin. objeets rur ihleh T was constructed, that she lu, I,,,! ' . .. '' .. .. ' . ' Ml Qlllnir. l.e ll, .'l..l I....:.: cirCIll ' """niiics iu a ..... i . , the vein Is now in ,.wirw of eoiuS ' 'W '' 7V;'' ,,,K'o ;,m"1 '" mou talk in all the naval v,,rds ,,r r M.".,,;Hi ,u,1'1";" "".'-.iiniaS! w hiel, conn, under lh,M'latii,ltiuli;)f hi ol mechainca ,,,.,,,, An iihi s l,er ran In ad vnnee ,, B tois.-.S. . ,,-,,, ,( Mmor. 1 Although lomewhiit old, tho f0. lowing incident is interesting. An Mima from u privato letter f,ui an ofliccr of K Mo,.iU,r. whonceoinpunied Linit. WorJen to Washington, says; "That night I left the frtre,j mj jot Wonb 1. sale home in Wushi-,,, pllt when, having him to ,e euro uf mr -'(' I went will, the Secretary to the VmiLi mi l glim liitu the pliiiieiilr.,(if tl.e ciiumje'. n.ent. As soon ns 1 mi tn,r, Mr !,,. coin sai I: ' Gentlemen, uiu Koin to shake band. With that llillll,' nnd ,fWl!v lie walked round with n,e to our lilllc Iiouh-, I lid li : in up stni.-si to the rmun tre Wold, n was lu,j. Mil, friH, lM,Kn 01. r h , .oi.-ln d t ucs mnl luee, m j. '.L.ik, luri'i the Piesiih-nt, w, Iu, ro,e to see von ' lie .,is,, l.lu,st-!f ),;, ,.. Iiow, in Ml' l.i,, o, took lion by t!,f inl and mill: ' do mo e-ri.il honur, Mr Pies.ii. i.t, en I I inn only Ma ry linit I can't '" "" ' The V. ,, nt was ihililj if. I', et, .!. 11. , w.lli t ill fraiiii' ni i-nriii'. eaze, !,. bent ou r Ii niii il, 1 sidier liniitcjliut :,f, r a p'ui.e, he 5 lid, with n iiiivrr in ll I0111.1 ol h:i voa e: 1 Vmi Imve elmit tin in , re honor, it, lliuii 1 eauiv.rilotojuir II ' il., 11 -,.t do un, nh. I,. H'lioliii mC !i mi nu ,0 , o'i:it of lie- I, utile, in,, I ni, i jT. ing he 1 loins,,!, if loieu'd h;-al!y tin m, tl nt l.e wont, I m.l.e I, in a Cnpliiai." tf The pettp!,- Iff Si ll.ltl T PiOTll I on n Iii. nn- l.-i.m 1 1 1 1 1 to lie 11 yuip illil., r il! lie- n l.e'-, mi ,1 h ' ulitkiuiputli7.it litli Ilie W 1,11! I lie I .11.101. of li 1 li lllitiv'l in te.T.IV Ml , I I'lorr, I. Illll-llf 1,11 O'U'li, and tia:t,.r o! the 1,1,1, k.-.t i!e. IbnouM , ::-; r, 11, i e, s - i . nn , i,!,,t.:.t 'e tA, t'i,in.ri,,:'.' e mil, 1 ,.,' Willi liienulo v ii.l 1:1 I 1 i eir o.itl , d and, rul nut puhln pitijn 1 ' v, nnd uiur.lir.il oflic, rs eiii;a;iil ni the 1I1, l.are-e of tln- r s urn duties Con jiiion:. nl, il' 'oniproiiii-e nwnj our VelV llatiOCillilV, with 1,11 lh.lt uitfO I" i iii:t v, n,,, I honor, nnd iro.pi-r'fy, nt Jon or .1! i.nil! Men of Keniiiekv Vtliilt Bf V hi.' Will yml hiiVe Sehntor I'dHcIl, till d ! 1 1 : t, ji k d to S' iiator Ijvi, thf -1 1 .nl - tl,,-i in, a-, of ri 1" llion eUimd lo the live body of loyally? Is lln.c no re la f to be had? Cniiliot the linlinnnl Sen lie iii i vr Si nator Powell into exile villi I, in- oeiiit,' bii.ou; fiieiid nud roiiGelant, .John (' Pr, , kinridge? Such on fdirt Would be hulled with delight by IM OUT- vv I'l-linitig ni'ijoi ity of our people. .' l o'r .Itiiirnitl Fimii.v Tiivirons. A corrciowlriit of the Stockton Independent ih M'hbing tko d lb rent chis.es of doubtful l'ni men, thus spenks ol traitors born in the North: " The next grade lower and inliuitily more contemptible, is found among tho lowitor cast up of the Fa stern Stilted. Of tbcte abortions I .shall have little lo sr. Tlirj are generally Americans by birth traitor by choice, white by accident, and notliinjr iu particular by force of cireiiiiisloncrt- These bnsturd ' cliivV are never (U"g"- OIIS." How Fi.ovn, tiik Gin Tinrr, Foitc i: n to Pkmus.--TIui.Iow WetiUril" n letter to the Loudon Slur of Mi. M"'. " in which he gives Iho following of the manner In which .John U. KM " broiiL'ht to resign his place ns Secretary of War under Puchniinn, which !io ImJ to further the cuds of treason: fn i,'..i,rinirtf Mnl A nileMon. connnnu' Ing at Fort Moultrie, Charleston liiidimr his liosilion ciiihinixered, iMl'u M Uarrison, by a prompt nnd brillim nioto ment, over to thn stronger forlreso'S'lin' ter; whereupon Floyd, Secretary of much excited, culled upon tho PreuWiH say that Mnj. Anderson Imil violatcu i press orders, and thereby strioiif-ly coni promised him (Floyd), mid that n"k' Major wan Imiiinliutcly reinamieu - Moiillrln lio should resign llm War Ollice. Thn (hibinet wan assembled dlrirtl - 11....1 ..!..:..!.... il.n ..iiilinrrflWilUfl'1 lllieilllllllll, l-.SMIII,,IO IHU . . , of thn Secretary of War, rrimuki'd I ' ...... . . ...i.i nfltiat on tlio m l of Wal. Anderson woum exasperation in tho South; ho """'" Floyd thnl ns thn (lovcrnnirni "' . "' rorbearniico townrdn " crrlntf .."V" " might win th. in back to (heir ollrff.nnco. and that thai oflh'rr might iw""V. back. A fler an ominous silenefl llio I rr dent Inipiired how llio n,ifgctioii ntriKH t'lililnt'll ., , . ,,. u'r c... ..nt culled 0 tllO 'lr (Ifiicii, bul'li Attorney (lem-rol njJ d: "Thnt coumc, Mr. rresiden , o 0,M 'i tuliilv to bo rrgi.r.le.1 nn m"" ' - wiirds 'cm'iiff oTcthrei,)' hut '