lotting results: Ail the rebel water hnt
tnv irims ixi' pt six cro distnsinilid or si
lenced I'V the gnnlionts Tho boats then
retired iill more or less (Initiated. Tlie
rij;!it of tin' enemy's formications was
stormed un.l carried iit noon oil Friday.
Considerable skirinishhii; took place on
Thursday iiilit, both forces cinleiivorn:: in
the darkness to crowd in upon each other.
On Friday morning it was discovered
tluit tlie enemy had placed lo.-s on the top
if their breastwork, leaving a little space
for t'.icni to shoot ihroiuh, much dimmish
in; their rks from our sharpshooters.
The c kii din s nnvnj onr artillery lhu
fir are v. ay snail, The loss of the enemy
far as e in lie aseertaii.cd is considerable.
A oo:r. soon. lent writiiii; on Friday says:
Tr nni'c 1 s e of the fort, the more 1 mn
c.riv ncd that it cannot lie reduced Willi-.-,!
a leir.lile liatlle Its rear seems al
most inijo-irnaMo. Tne oilier woiksiind
li is:,o.,s of the foi l nre located on raises
1.V,) an, I '.'"'O feet haih, covered with dense
t -iihei- 0.1 sim lar el'.'es and lulls out
side of these, o:ir army is drawn r.p in line
, f ln!:le, eivnpl: tely cnclosiii; the enemy,
I- v; c.i nli. rlan.l, south of the fort, to the
I u! water of the stream which Hanks tlie
f. rt on the north.
ii ii (lIestiy, who has tlie extreme
r:.!t, I ;t n's'M pudied forward his brigade
I I ;'ie (i iih rl ind, where ho has planted
a Imterv command iij the river, which will
a i!'v prevc
nt the
itmva
il ot any more j
ave them com-
r ai'ovei iiit iits; in fact, we I
pleli -Iv i. mutinied, nnd can couiplcte the
j i'- . (' takini; theiu ut our leisure.
S.x unubo.its arrived on Friday, and
i i'a n -need nn at tuck nt noon, ''he lirini;
v, s ra: d mid severe, lasting nn hour mid
tv, nty tuiuiites, when '.ho hoats retired
s enewhut damaged.
'I'm- four ironclad boats went within
"oo van!, of the Fort, and dismounted
1 s.!e cd nil of the reliel water battery
except six The sunhoiit " l.ouis--.
iie" dismounted the rebel US-pound, r at
! ..- i:rt lire. She afterwards received two
s1 . ..!v;iij through tlie entire leiu'th.
.-', is the o'i!v boat that is scriou.-Iv
d:::,,',-.l,
la o seipieiuv of luic;!.t of the blulTon
which thr rebel fortifications are built, shot
.-.not have us much i -fleet on them as nt
Ft. Henry. It will, therefore, require
i rich longer time to reduce it. The rebels
I. iv r ii- d a black tl -l jr. which can be s 'en
p'.iialy iVom the river. !
Tlie ri.'lit win.: of the Federal forces i
e mi -iic-d stormin.z the Fort about, noon (
.Sitt'.rday, and have taken the rii;ht !
w" ; of the enemy's fortilieations, over I
. , --a the Stars and S: rip lloat. 1
We have b-t 1 I.icll!eliai.t-('.i!oiii-N
'.. '1-1 and -J Colonels wounded. The 1 Till !
I.: mis II. .'iineiit fought bravely, and were j
h i i'v nit up. The 1st h Illinois mil the j
, ;.i l-rv -. ii No suit red scv
er.-ly.
St. l.-iuis. Feb. 1 ii 1 p itches re-1
ii-ed ft mi he.idipi iriers s.iv iliat nil nun- I
m's ar-- pretty clleotn illy disabhd except !
l'.'i!i'n lore Foo'e was wounded
V- bat not fatally. The upper redoubt I
' Fr. I)M' I-on has beui taken bv our j
!. ' I
(i -n. Grant, comnia-1iii?. t Icirraphcd !
. i! he waui I be able to capt'ir.- tlie fort i
.1 v. Sin lav ! i
A vei.d liespa'ch to the St. l.ouis
vie.-:', dated Cairo, Sti1.iv. 4 P. M.
: l.'.ie.r.i.vlor.' Fonte reached leTe at
o'.-'o-'i 1 1.; n'ght on ti e ginibo-i-t Car-
i-l-t. II" Miche l Ft. 1). n.-lson on
i ! iv a'reniooa, with the gnnljo its St.
.-ii-' I. -v.lle, P.tt.sburg, Caroiid.l-.t,
'I'...- a;. I C..ne.t!'.M. A ft-T lighting ni
:"!. over an hour, he withdrew. ." t m.-n 1
-. r k II-1 an 1 wontaled o:i the bo-its. i
The t i
i.v lie 'u ti'ii
v : a ar t
T'i? r-,!- Is
t i v.- it-r. --n
;"r! f.O f.-t
T . !l III Tl
was hit lil tinn-s
Til'.' Clicmv's
the
liriii'j
I.OII-
was
i.ol ti.r-'c ba'teri. -;; o:i'- t.t ar
.'i0 fei t above t'li., snid tlie
ibnv.- tie? s. cninl Th- up
e I fear 1 s-poiiud.-r-;. This
.. w is i nut I the boat g.,t within
I1-i y i;-.'s o! i bo fort. Our lire was di
r : d r in- i illy ut the wt'T l,.itt.-iii .
' ).- of ihe t-;i :n 's guns bur-t nnd niirn
I. r- of -r.. ': di-nioiiiit-d. The inc.
I; e , I e ... - eartving the'.r ll-ild ffOtll
tie- t : . -,.-!..
I '. ; '. W.--, '.f th'"' s!-".itn r Miine-liaha.
r j.or-.. t'.at the en' iny made n wrtie at
l'l o'el.n-k on S itiirdav Inoriiing from th"'
1'
'i:
h.
r
:; til v .Inn e onr forces b u k '.!ir".'
irt. rs nt a mile, find captured Schwartz
"rv. At 1 o'clock ur troops rallied,
i . e
red the I
ntterv, nrove ui'' r.-.iei ie-
In:-.- th. in, niid
.!aiiti-d our (lag on the
out.-r f.ir'ifu-atain.
A 't'li-irr from Fvafisvillc, Ind. report-:
th i! f-uir of our (Joloii'-ls were killed;
U.'ll'Clg th'-ui is (.'ol. I.ogflll.
C iino, Feb. Hi. Tiic steamer " Minne
h i'i. i" h i. urrived from Ft. Dou' l-ijii.
Sue It ft there at ' (( '-k Inst (.-veiling
Tie: npp. T fort was t.ik'-n at -i o'chx k in
(he fif'. riioon. The gut boats St F.'iuis,
!.o .i-v:i!e Mil I Prcbliry, were (:i.:ibh-.
.irt irh i it w-re met at Paducah on tin ir
ay up to Ft. Doni-Non. All the gun-b-n's
ui-re left up the Cumberland, except
li, I.e..-. toja.
D iring the aetioti a rilb d gun on the
" (' irniii.-!et ' burst, killing six men.
F'.t::: A g'iitliniun who left Ft.
D'n."l-')ii on Kjtuiday fiftcrii'jou tit .'J
o'l-l'ii k 'iy-i tii it the light hud l cti going
..ii all day. IF; confirms tin: report that
the right vvlnjj of the enemy's lortilieations
v i . Ii.k'-n
Ci i' . .o, I'. b 17th-II A. M - Ft
l..;n l-oii was liikeil on Sunday iiiorning,
' Johnson nnd liuekner with IjJOO
na n nre pre ici'Ts.
J od i-enped with .",000 Itl-ii oil Sat-i.v-lay'
night.
I!l l:H. Al.e'll NTS.
I'
Vigo, Fell. I.V--A ih-palch from
a ... .Monroe of (ho Nth in-t. says;
i-h.ille t"legrani of thulitli sayn n
oh l':i received from ('iimbcrlarid
th eiiiug, fctnliii'g; llial. a I'edir.d
oil hid lll.pei.reil ut J't. IlolieNoil
I
A
.' .
C
;iii.
me!
1 "I i la l fin! (in ihe fort ttiiliout injur-
i : The fort returned the firn nnd the
g i .'io ii ii 'in .1. Tin.' Fed -rals landed in
I . ;!, and .i battle V- it Ii their I'gjit urtille
ly ( Olllllli'lieeil this InorilillvJ.
Nimhville, Feb. 1.1 A d'-spalcli from
Ft. D'i'ii-hoii (luilfpast this forenoon;
.lys; Strong firing from artillery com
lii' iieed at fiinriso tliiv tnorning, and hud
continued iineeasiiigly ut that time. Tint
Mii'iny keeps at u re-peclful distnuce, rJT)e
field artillery is engaged all nlou;; the linn.
Nashville, Feb. 1 .'I 2:4 . a. m. The
firing hns ei'ioed, probubly owing to u ile
riro of lU enemy to thttiigt poiition, So
,ftr 'e hive r"iV,i",il tl' Mi'-my it! eery
! ui:n 'I'll.- l-..,l.ril i'ii!ilm.itc retired- ve
lliiuk several were injured.
A later dwpnleli of the same day says:
The day has almost passed, nlid we still
hold our own. The Federals will proba
bly attack H to-morrow. Our loss is not
very pvat, while that of the enemy is
heavy. We have repulsed them every
where, and are hilly satisfied that we have
injured their gunboats materially. Our
lines are entrenched all around.
MISiTI.UM'.ol S Xi:V.-!.
WuhKilMi, Va. Feb. IS Til.) (..insti
tutional Convention this morning adopted
the following as a section of article 1 of
Ihe fundamental provisions of the Oolbti
lution of the proposed new Slate of Wes
tern Virginia, with the nuderstandiiiir that
this action should be a settlement of the
vexed question: " No slave shall be
broiu! t, or free person of color conic into
this State, for permanent residence, after
the Constitution iroes into operation."
This provision will secure a hnye majority
for the Constitution.
WAMiiNcrox, F.I). 12 The Commit
tee on ways nn.) means has decided to
make nn appropriation lor the Over
land Mail
The S. c'v of War has appointed Me-
doratu Crawford, of Oregon, to conduct
the overland emigration this year.
1 1 is s i 1 that the Ooncresioniil Com
iniiiti' nn the iiiiiiim '1'ineiil of the war has
V(1 i.vm's induct, and that a
' ' , , -,, ... -.r ,.;,
lie e.'uiiii.iii.i '!. ' .'"-
It is piopable ti nt an iniporliint com
maud in Texas will be entrusted lo lien
Fremont. For the reason of his obvious
fitness, the troops assigned to him will be
exclusively Germans.
lien. Sherman, at lienufort, proposes
that Govcrum.Tt shall take charge of
plantations eouiin,' into its hands to raise
cotton, employing negroes and keiping
them under kind and strict descipl nc
lie also prohoses that a suitable establish
ment be provided so as to give religious in
struction. Feb II The chargis under which
Gen. Stone was arrested are, misbehavior
at the battle of Hall's HlutT; hold ng corns
pondence with the enemy, before and since
said battle; receiving visits Innu rebel
officers at his camp; uud treacherously mi!
firing the et."iny to build a tort since the
battle of Hall's HlutT, under his gur.s with
out mob station. A court martial w.ll be
speedily ordered.
The Navy llep.utment received il dis
patch from I'oniinodore Ibipont that the
second Stoic lleet was sunk Oil the I'tith
Jan.. i If. etiuilly blockading Halth snake
Shoal ' Chariest. ui Harbor!. The oniv re
maining chainie
A spcid
are Swash nud Moffat's
lisimteh sirs that Gen
Tlioina's diusou lias made a forward
movement, and will iuvadu F ist Tennessee
nt three d iT.-rent points siiuultaii. oudy.
Gen Cartr goes through C'linhi rlund
(iap. Gen S'.O pf by w iy of tlie icatral
route, and Gen. Thomas with two brigades
via M II Sprii
iriius Thev will advance im-
mediately on KnowiHe, wh.-r.
take iios.esshm (.f the radro.id,
ihry will
cuMing elf
.suiii.lies an. I ro.'mmiiiition with tiic
rebel
gov- r:nnei;t.
Cincinnati, I'.-b 11 Il.-itif.ri-iii-iit s
haie gone forwaril from Danvii!-' and Som
erset to support Gen. Tli.imas' mov.-m nN
on Knoxville.
Louisville, Fell. II T.v-i p. rs ins pit
arrived report that the r. b. Is are evaeua
ting How bug lir.-eii, w ith in licatiuiii of
pro-o d;i g towards Nadaille.
Washington. Feb 11 M.nib rsof the
rebel c iliin.-t pro!.-. 1 to have i ; i T i I i ri-n.--from
Fni'ip" w h eh r-n h r the T'-cognition
of the Smith ra Cmfed'-r icr a certaintv.
J. ff Davis, it is -aid will foreshadow' it ill
j li s Ir.ang-ur:! A Mr s on the 22 1 iti't.
I The I'ii.ciiu.ati t oiiiui' r. ial Lis the (ol-
lowing iiifoin.at on fr.cn a tru.twoithy
! siinre.-: G. n l!-i li'. w hole nruiy y.-terday
was in motion iipm the enemy. Gen. Xel
i .on's er'.. i I lirn-n Ilivi r on Friday (In
S I'urd ay it was m ar Gli-'gow. MitcWs
' whole coma. and unrein d to M .im f r. I . v i i!
from I!. icon cr.ik, the eoiul.t on of the
! roads rendering advance over the inoun
I tains, south of Cumberland river, via M-m-llic.llo.
impr.let V ib(. The main boi'.v of
, (j'ti. Tiiom.i.'s division ha. been ordered
' to move via Dam. He on the I t!i.
! Feb. It A special Wa-hington dis
I p.itch to Ihe X V. papers siv-i il b II or-
e an ting the n bel States into T. rritorial
Governments will shortly be repoit.-d by
the Territorial Committees of tie: two Hou
ses. The Coiiu.r.lt. on the (.'niidiict of the
War nr..' CMiini.iiig today the cn-e ol
(iell. Stol.e. X'. IV (arts bllVC been dis
cover, d w hich divide the responsibility of
the JJ ill's IllnlTdi. aster between Stone and
another (j ii' Tut, who-e name is not given.
The X'. O. I! ilh tin of tin- 2J,th ult ,
snvi that the reported biiriiifig of the
steamer Calhoun is incorrect. When she
was abandon' d I. 'T captain fired her, but
it appears that tne x unkee Hiortiy uiKT- intends settling the alTiiirs of .Mexico, with
wards cxtinguishid the flumes ami look wt eonsiil-ring the wi-lies of other Powers
posses.ion of the boat find curgo, which ' Losiiov, Feb. 2 An interesting lind
eoiisi-ted of fi.OO'l pounds of jiowd. r and exciting debate is expected, soon after the
10,000 pounds of salt pare. opening of Parliament, on Gregory's prop-
New, has arrived that the rebels are ml- rww.n the .Southern Confed-
vaneing on
Ft. Fnioti.
Ft. Craig, in New Mexico, an. I
Measure were tuk"ti to meet
tin m.
The House Committee on the District
of Coliifiibm, reporte'l the lull uiioiiiiing
laverv in the District, limiting eompeiisn-
1 a... '
lion to loval slaveliolilcrs to ?..l)l). Ol nonos III piiTiiieni 01 wi.-g.in nun unu-
N. V. Feb L'l Tne titeiiiiisliiji liallie, ingtou wur (hiiins under act of 2d March
Port K'.yal, brings 700 bales cotton. The . bm k-
weather was d'sagr-cably warm. For nil claims reported by the Third
Several Pcgim-iits we're being removed 1 Auditor, as having been filed in Ins office
from Hilton H-ml to Dawfu-kie Uuiul, prior to the 1st day ol Jan , prox., interest
the nenrest point to Ft. Pula-ki that can coupons will be alincbed to the bonds com
be occupied except Tybee Island. Seve- ineiicing on the Ft of July la-t.
ml schooners, gunboats, nnd n number of , For ( l.iiuis reported to havu been filed
llalboals, aceoniiaiih i the expedition. idler the Ft of Jan., prox., nnd prior to
Ft. Pulaski is now Miid to be in ns bad the Ft of July, interest coupons will be nt
n condition n Sumter win. .Inched, commencing on Ihe 1st of Jan,
Our force are advancing daily. ' mid t-o on thereafter, until nil paid, thu in-
The giinboats had nhelled out a fort on terest beginning lo run at the- semi fiiiiitml
I'ine Idand, and made an advance towards ! period immediately preceding thu filling of
IJIiilI't own where tin-re is ti large lorce. the elaiiiis. The Third Auditor will en
L'deiiton nti'l Hartford, in North Cnro-' dorse the dale of (he filing of the claims on
liiiiu, have both been caplured by the Fed-, the reipiisilious an they pass through his
end Office,
Louisvile, Feb. LV Gen MilclnH's di
vision, bv forced march, reached the
(.'uinberhi'nd river nt liowling Green to
day. Tl.o relnls were evacuating the
place when lie arrived.
Hamilton Fish find Jiishop Aims have
refiiriu.il tlm rcliels Imviler refused Id re
ceive them nn CotniniMioiuTs to examine ! pointed .Mnj. 1111011,01 (iiympui, liieni.-
the eotidilioti ol the prisoners. Colonel of his Itegimeiit. Col. H, has re-
Tin? Confederaey expressed their readi-; cruited ueaily 11 P')iiiinny in Sun Frnn
ri(.i ii f.e'otinfc for 11 yiM.-ral cxelinnire ti'-'"
of pri.Mineis. A CouiinissauiiT opened nc
gotiaiions, W hicll lesultcd ill perlect Sue
Cess. An e.pial exchange of prisoners was
agreed to.
X. Y. Feb, l.'i The gunboat Massa
chusetts, troni Ship Island nn Ihe llh iust ,
has arrived here with a valuable cargo of
coffee and cotton, taken from prizes. The
Xiagara was cruising in Texas waters -The
troops were in excellent health.
Washington, Feb. If). The Xaval Ap
proprialiou bill was considered in the
House yesterday. An Amendment "P
propriat'uig $l,i,'OiVl,O.U) lor building addi
tional gunboat was adopted. Hill passed
I'npers, sa;d lo have been captured at
Ft Henry, show that Gen. Folk's force
at Columbus is only 12,0110 effective men,
the remainder beiu.; on the sick list and
worthless.
Washington, Feb. 1."). Orders have
been issu-'d for the suppression of the Ore
L'on Dniiocrat, I.os Angeles Stor and Cal
ifornia Shir from the mail, on the ground
that they have been used for the purpose
of overthrowing; Ihe (iota riiinent, giving
I aid and conilorl to the enemy now at war
i with the I'nited Stales Gov. rnmeiit.
i Senate hill anthorii'.ing the issue ol $10,
OOtl ilem ind noles iinnniin.iusly pas-ed.
The rebels have withdrawn a large mint
I her of troops Irom Charlestoti and Fort
; Koyal lo Savannah.
I'lll. K lit NIMI UIAIV.
St l.ouis, Feb. 11 Official dispatches
were sent to head.pl alters this inornuig ns
follows: The F i.i.ni II ic tloats over Spring
lil I. The enemy has retreated lifter a
short enu'iigenient, leaving a large amount
of stores and cpiipane, which was captured
b-(Jen Curtis Our cavnl'-y are in close
pursuit of the enemy.
St. l.ouis, Feb. l.Y Gen Price rvneu
' ated Springfield on the night of the 12th.
II.. is in lull retreat southward, and our
nrmv in hot pursuit. It is reported that
part of Gen Hunter's forces are cutting
ell' Price's retreat oil the Neosho road
; There is hardly a possibility of his escape.
l'.HVii.-.n ..
P.Uiis, Feb. '.' The Independence
Helge asserts that the Southern t'oiumiv
sinners have informed the KnglMi Govern
ment that in return for a recojiiilion of the
Southern Conleder icy, they w ould (-slab-,s
absolute free trade for fifty years, nbol
ish theiX'.rnal slave traffic, and emanci
pate all blacks lion; after the recognition
These off is. however, w II not determine
P.ilmerston to abandon his vlicy of neu
tral. tv.
Tl..
,'
.v;,
I'll'i lllallleS Setltl-
olVieial journals for their hidden Southern
syuipathv. It siys Fugland would been, lie
dangerous to France if Auier.ci wus weak
cued. Tlie London 7'i"i.v, in an editorial.
says; ' V ma d not I ag T to tncl.'il
between the North and the South; this
is the lime for Waiting II there does
come any real cause of complaint, it will
tell all the more (or pr. s -iit forbearance."
Tli" London 'i"..V i dilorial tenia, ks that
the in ir. t .me powers cannot be expected
to re.pect the 1". if I' d blockade Hides it
it i. r.-al'v elf- ctive The eoiniii. roc of the
world c.nnot sutl r it-elf to be d.-spuilcd
or an im. I'.u p. r o I under a mere paper
!.!., k id . "As to Miterveiit on," says the
'A.'.', " we m iy be invited, or offer to in
tervene, but our gi'. ut aim inu-t be lo pre
s, rve consi-! encv with our principles '
A L it. r i. pii'ili.he.l from Mr. Seward
to Smith O I'.ri.-n, Ihe tone of w hich is Tory
f.i. telly to th" Fur op an powers, :n regard
to wha h he is determined to stand always
in the right, but upon the il. feii.ive
Ma-oii and Slid' II bad arrived at South
ampton. Xo d-tnoii.f r it on was made.
Tic former went to Lou lo:i -the latter to
Paris.
Fall It ls- I, ill a di-pal. ll d it' d 2::d of
Jan , t ) Lord Lyons, says that the Fng
lish Government d If - rs entirely from Score
t.irv S-wnr l'.s eotiehisions nn the ipiesti.nis
w h' ll.er the persons tak. fi from the 7V-i.r
and th'-ir supposed .1 'spatelii s were contra
bind. The Loi doii Turn calls for something
d.ci-ive in America, and sivs tbnt unplea
sant i. imp! ca'i.nis mn. t arise if the pres
ent s'atc "f iid'iirs eotitiiiil's lunch longer
The (mti-hiliniii! of Ib'lgium says
that ! n. Almonte w as th. re negotiating
to hie" the Ar hduke Maximilian, of
Au-'ria, on the Mexican throne.
Pants, J in, X'apolofin opened the
French chambers on the 'J.'ilh. He said
thai tlie '-it il war which desolates Ameri
ca has greatly e.iiiipr'im'sc.l our commerci
al interests. So long, however, as the
rights of neutrals are re.pccted, we must
(online oiir.elvts to expressing wishes for
an early determination of tho'e diwiii-
siotis"
M umm, .1 in. 21 O'Donnell declares
that France lias made no separate engage-
I He
tii'iit with Spam. The Spanisli (mvcru
mei,t has no ro,i-oti to siipposo that France
1 a""T-
Inirrrst Mluwrd oa Our r tumls.
Tm.vsi nv Df..AiiTMi.NT, Die .'10, Y,I.
Sin: I invite your iilleiition to the
following instructions relative to the issue
f i I . ..If i- . I IV... I.
I urn very respeel fully,
Voiir ob't serviint,
S P. Omsk, .Sr. 0 Trum.
Hon. i K. (,'iurri.MiKN,
llrijhlrt of Iht Tri m.
A i'I'ointmknt (.'ol. Steinbcrger him np-
.If wv nun U.iM) l'rt" ( "'
.mci.in Hs l( ' '"( 1,1
-. f.'ni. i.r.
l)c (Pvcgon CVvqug.
W. L. Adaim, JDJ't""-
oiosaoM' exxv :
SATFHDAV, MAUC1I. 1, lstl-J.
l'.lU-kKUIl l'.wy VltlOU V.(.l(t()M.
The I'liimi men of I'liickiniiM roiuily who
luvv llieir cmiiiliy- who r" .i"''l ll" '
iiimiiliorineiil ol'our I'liinu for any ennw uud n'ii
41 1 1 y Iim-iiik i who lielievo ill mi".n-iiii uritiiil !"
bullion by lure of iirnin; and h.' ' willini! lo
r,.s. .Mi.l lo llio eidl m.il lor n I'nimi Slide Ceil-
venlii.il, nr.. rii.le.l l inert i" 0 cwml r-
enieU ill llir iisinil .le.- i.f v..tinj. nt mi' ii'. lw k
on S.ilmilay lb.' '.''-M (ly "f Miiieli. s!i. mid
rlrel del. k.um foil tnini I'.Miiily ('..in. ntnoi lo I
be In lil ill Ihe I'onrl I louse in Oirg-u Cily on
Siitimhiv ihr'Jmh .lay of .Mai. li, ImW, l..r llm t j,,.,,., , Wl) (' thclll, of course
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Hill (lav of April, Isle.', i.n.1 Itu.iMiel.i.g sii.l. 'V '
l.rb.,i.....-...ll.re..v.-i. ni.y .1 prefer. 1 ticket, would be .1 preferable randi.l.ile
Tin- prr,-iii.l mr eiilillrd, iisin llir b.i.u of llir ' with lliem to Holt or Dickinson ns a I'll
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SU(rr' Prl).
Slater's auialgaiiiation, disunion, demo
cratic partv, which is to mret at Conalhs
loth April next, invites "all who nre
favor of the establishment ol the l'l ion as
it w as to join Hie party 1 lie .vin.nk
i '".' 'X'V of H i'. '.Hh stu ks up lU
nose at th. se Northern sympathize r-i wilh
treason, after Ihe following manner The
extract coutaiiis lie ino.l I. lel.ke pa in.e
of the clniract. rs w ho compose the seces
sion gang under the lead ol cold vn I mils
p ii king Slat, r:
" As for th'ir Fnioii, we would remind
them that it is an excellent Fnioii (or them,
being composed of such depiciibe, God
forsaken .scoundrels as were nev. r riik'-.l
together in one parcel since the woild has
I n uf.rl.l l( u iioiv n i.vrfeet dog-
cat-dog conglomerntiou of negro thieves
and pirates; and as they have got rid of
the holiest people of the South, they nre
now ut lilo rty to " go it wiin n rusti.
We wot..l.r if thee poor,
miserable, degraded, negro stealing wretch
rs do really think to imiiiiiioii the people of
Ihe South still further? What under heav
ens should we want with a union with
till-in? To share the debts cau-.-.l by their
folly? To share al ke with them the cm
tempt ol the win Id? For foirel v We can
conceive of nothing else we should ;;ain by
am- future alliance with limn "
We beg to correct the lh,,j Jlonk. Then
or mmmblf, dmraJfJ, wgrltal
.,, terreAr," are not trying to " gam-
mm. the people of tl.o South," by Irving
to bring them back into the Tniou by
compromise or nny thing i lse-they nre
merelv trying to ' giimu.on' ct.ough .YorM -
trn people to cripple the Guveruiueiit m
that the rebels can succeed in iUlruijimj
the last vestige of the Fiiiun. The '"
,W is not grateful if. thus peaking. It
may be all (rur, yet it is rather disc. mile,
ous in I he Oil; Hunk to speak of the Sla
teri.e.l democracy of Oregon os (nnni
We, dml fi'Ttiiktn ironnirri, a dmj-rat-);'
cniiijldinrriilinn nf unjrn llirviil Hnd ii
rnlii; jmur, misrruhlf, drgradrJ, nrgrti
tUnliug wrrtcliin," Ac.
ttajr We notice in the late news tluit
the Ihiiivrrat fit A Ibany has been denied
the use of the mails, on account of its sym
pathy with treason. This is right. A
sheet that praised the traitors Davis find
lleauregard rs " the glory of Ihe hmd,''
nnd styles our brave soldiers " the enemy,"
ami exults over our defeat nt Hull Hun,
deserves not to have nil existence in this
country. Inlheduyi of the Revolution,
or in the war of ISI2, or even during the
Me.xicuii war, 11 journal that would have
noted in like manner would have been mip'
pressed and ill editor sent to hell, without
ceremony. The Government hns not
" tiUpprcMed'' the Hrmnrnit, ni intimated,
but merely interdicted its transmission
through the mails, Some surprise in ex
pressed that the Albany slii'dl was singled
out, while the low organs of treason ut
Portland, Corvallis, and Jacksonville are
permitted to peddle their vile doctrines un
molested. The Government will doubtless
attend to them in due time, It is likely
thai the case of the Jlrmnr.rat wiih the
only one brought to its notice,
fiV The secession papers in Ihis State
haven't yet found it convenient to publish
the details of the battle nt Somerset, Ky ,
where their rebel friends received kiicIi n
complete drubbing,
Look Oi t AliiMWortli fi Dierilnrff
have made n last call to those indebted to
them. Fifteen dayn' grncn In ullowed.
After thai well, rend the ndverllsinciit.
COT Some ui'J expressing Mllpriso ut
the large umiiber of niimcH iitlaidied to
the nb. l call for a secession convention tit
Corvallis, that were formerly of what, was
culled the " Douglas H. uiocriils." Those
men who are "surprised" at this are weak
politicians, who are iiIh ays busing plans
ol future campaigns on a state of things
thi.tis not likely to exist. We linvn been
deceived in no man who has crawled from
the Douglas party into the camp of trea
son. They have gone there for the Mime
reason that Gov. Jackson of Missouri went
there; not because' Douglas democracy' has
uny such tendency, but because their instinks
and oulstiiiks are nil of n treasonable char
acter now; just us they were when they
voted for Douglas for President; twt be
cause Douglas w thought by llicin to be
n spoilcss patriot, but because he called
himself ft " dniiotral" and because John
sou, horn they viewed ns a better demo
em t, was on the ticket with him. These
men, who have always been willing to lick
the slime from the fed of aristocratic des
potism, only cull it "democracy," and vote
1 nliv ti,.;rl lien.led with this name, even if
... . 1 I I I
tMsrnis 1HMA..HI. I no iiiiv rum
wealhcr lias seriously ihiiiiag. il ill.) oyster
interest on Shonlwntcr liny. Tim tides
during the cold wealhcr ore said to have
been remarkably low, leaving the oyster
beds so much exposed thai many oysters
were froen to death, while many others
were mi chilled as to open enough lu lake
in so much sand that they have become
weak, and time will be reipnrul In (fleet il
total recovery, if indeed they recover III nil
The ovstcrs thai are not dead are so weak
' ,
tliat liny cniiuol li v K oi wunr long
enough to warrant shipping This is the
reason that no (.y-l.-rs are now reaching
this section of couiitrv
S. mrri iui Xvmis- We ullen sec no
tics in the war in ( of buttles and skir
misli. s w Inch occur in M.s-aiuri and other
r.-h. I districts, nl Mich places as I'm thel,
Ih Ihanv. Mount mi. Mount M .r.uh, Vo
''i..s ex'plains to ns tin- r.-nsoi. hyah,ird
shell V ho lives on Gnhblc Prairie, ill Ihis
couiiiv, once stut. d in ii sermon that
" Christ wa burn in M ss.uifi " A tier
man, who, according to our inform int, Imp
j,,.,,, , , ). p,e.n.t, fill into a simlar
rror i prnb.ililv from the sume t au.e ) in
corn-cling Mr Harp of n Thon-uiid Strings,
by ii-urnig liuu lh.it "Christ wus born in
lllinint, but on going over into Mi-soilli
was cru. ifii'l llu re "
CxtP ( 'uiiiiii.in.b r Staiil.y, F S
and In-p. ei. .r ol l.'ghts for the
X a v y ,
Pacific
, ( '"-'. I"'- '"'' Iv been on o iil to the ( Ir
(gon D. strict on Iiiis.ii.sh ciiiih cte.l with
' the Light House Pureaii in the Treasury
D. piirtinetit Comuiaii.il r Sliinl.-y is rath
IT a remarkable inan (ine who, in addition
to an nt tit it I lis ndiiiiii. strati) e ability, i
posse.sed of those prim ii.H of high toned
ho aur which, with n pleasing nddrv,
make up th r. 'plisit. s of a fniislied g' u
tlemali.
tKjr I'lias. F. lirowne ( Arteiiias Ward)
""l !"m '' ''' li'ercd a lecture in It...
t0"' tl,,! ''"'" lieallude.lt..
V, T -'U"" !"'" f '"'l N"r,l'
j ''0 ''''" " ' ''"lk; "
j ,,,H ottn "nU- " l.IHjr babble,,!
I'"1" '' w )' ace, and can be
,,,m,,1'1'1 ril"l!m" " """'j 'rushed-
They sni-ukiiigly hint at compromise, even
while the red knife of the foe is searching
for the heart of the Uepublic." Such
, l,e H""1' Vrn ,u varry l"TI"'r
mint to Gen. Price, of Missouri.
j Cq The II, mil and Minor, ol San
Fraiicico, have joined fore s, uud now pub
lish n large and line looking paper under
the style of the 1 1 mild nnd Mirror.
('has. A. .Sumner is the editor. It is the
be I paper published in San Friliiciiico,
ami can be hud for the price of $10 for Ihe
daily, mid $1 for thew.-ikly. Our Un
ion friends who want n California journal,
cannot do better than to subscribe for the
Hi raid nnd Mirror,
Mr The Corvallis u l.'iilon calls our
army now engaged in fighting the rebels,
" white niggers." All " I'liion men," ac
cording to Slater's paper, nre " white nig
gers " It will probably soon chime in with
one of its colcmporaries, nnd begin to talk
nbout a " rrd nigger" wing.
Laik.ht. The Sulmon River country is
said to be so remarkably rich that the
"color'' can be raised in must nny piuilul
of uow taken from the roofs of the minors'
shanties. This account for thu great rush
Irom (,'uhfornia during thu late terrible
snow storms.
V The poor, sniveling secession sheet
nl Porlhuid copies approvingly an article
from the London llvrald ridiculing I 'resi
dent Lincoln ami lauding Jeff Davis, nnd,
as a proof of Mr. Lincoln's Ignorance, im
puting to him n Keiileneo which Im never
wrote,
Tiik N'kwh. Wo publish this week ihe
best news thai lias ever come to this coast
tlm beginning of the crushing out of re
bellion. The news is iirrangid In u con
nected form, so thai It can be rend with
pleasure, even by those who have oneo ;m
nr-ul II us II in Jim In the dallies.
Rkiiki.h C.,m,.A (l(,Mo., 77
"OurcrrespoHdcnceat ,',.,
"f'.iiOOminns,,,,,, J'or,"
Yuma; 11,(100 are at M.-Killn. ttmlJr
l...l..r. They will . tm , )
warinrecepi,o.,1Mlr (l(lll i
me nnxiously nwaiiing their ,,.," , "Ufr
J"1:?-;
orders lo move tow.ir.lH Tuesoi, , d Tl
l. m ll.nl . nest hole of tr,lilor
cleimuig out." "c"
Fxi iinrs The steamer Curb, f
Francisco, look the follow lug irZ,"
W '-"Y-Pl'K
liales wool, 70s.ckHll.llir, lH4 I.:,,''
barrels lard, 1 sucks onions, fi ,,,,,,
S packages inerchaudiir, ami 1(J ca, 7-'
itui y (.lore. ca"t N-
"nrr JOflu iimi i,l
frelL'ht thefollotti I in,. ,""'
pies, IS packageK lard, nmj Scoomifct"
ens. IhrgDiiutn. '
A.cii.i:nt. Herinnii j loan k (j,
mm " l",rl of '! ri;'IH Hon,) Z
away in filing 11 hhIhIw to th, Rt(
r.itt.r "Jo I.,,,." n-Ui.-h r,m.,ud
last Monday on its way t0 Port T(iiWllj
lo which District she lu.s !,(.,. ' '
Ci Assll.T,Hi:r..n..-A hiref t-bm
to a New Ywk paper th,,, aiinouUfM
deslruclion t " pini.c'' orK,in ( k
ilinnii
The mob last night d. slrnjf,) 7 j
i,. ..iTht nnd . Ight ulJr Lou.u ofi!
fame.
XOTK'i:- Having r-cH , ...
orXiw L)n...ns.(. ll.iMlruM.U.iii'i
I I.X Civrs. I nuiprrpuriil lomW,
the saiiie, for MX days, fr ln f(.nitlf6
nmoiinl of the old issue uf tlu Wlll(jt,
iionriiiition ATler the cxpirstion o(tli,
tiior Ihe old slumped itivrluKmi uaW
ger be received in 1 r. piiviin-ht of (10,1,
at this i.flicc J Fn iiivo, p. )
Oregon City, March I, hf,'J '
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