ns those nt llic time of t he battle of Hull
Him. At Centerville, rorrriiiji hrenst
woiks, were discovered w hat appeared to
he. cannon, but, on examination, they
jirovi'tl to bo wooden affairs, pot tip for ef
fect. A force under Mai. Hatfield, on tlie
10th, started to ro to Fairfax, nnd within
it mile tliey met the enemy, who ret rented
before them. At noon they rtieamprd nt
Fairfax, nnd discovered that the place liad
been evacuated tin niplit before, the enemy
leaving tents nnd other property behind in
i ire quantity, l.ieut Alexander, with n
d, lai linu nt. urrivid soon after nnd passed
on s fir as Cub's linn, three miles above
I'ciitrcviilc, and discovered u vast nninber
of tents standing.
A special dispatch to the AmM Awr
inn n ports, that lit a urchin! has been ap
pointed Commander in Chief ot the rebel
fores, ami that the evacuation of Manas
sas was nt his MiswcMioii. It was lurthcr j
slated that n dispatch to the Uiihmond i
i '.' vA nnd Kiiinircr says that the
Hamilton l.cuion left Fredericksburg on i
the lltli, bound South. 'I'iie lines on th
.If any man lUti mi.ls to Haul ilownlli.'
Allulliiul V l.!, .im. titui on Uvi' sil t"
Urn. Ih
l)crcgon5Ugu
VV. L. Adams, Editor,
OREGON CITY :
s.vTrun.vv, march ist;-.v
l l.u'Liim.is l.tuinl Vnlnn t'.onx mumi.
I In' I uioti mm ol I'Uii'k.umiM .'onnty lib
luvi' their country - iho uro o'.o-oil In llio .lis
iiteiiil.t'i-in.'iit ot' our I'liiou lor any cause niul n.'
any lenn.s ; who leneu' in miiir'wiug urnir.l u
belt. on by loree of urum; aiiil lio aiv w.ilin,' lo
ii'ipom! lo llie call nin.le lor n t'nlon Slate I 'on
on Saliiulay the i'.M ilay of .il.uoli, I M '''.', nn.l
elect deb gales t' a l'u,"ii Coimtv ('. 'mention to
Uawvihaniiock hail been burned and nban- I '"nen. arc i'..ii.M..i lo moot in men seioiu: pie
iliU.cd bv the I'i bi Is. i eiacts nt llio umi.iI I'Iih'i i. of votiiij, lit imo 0VI1
A fugitive from a ullage in Oratiire Co.
'. . I'.,) miles from (.lordonsviile. savs that
.1,1 nil.i ivliel troons Were in the t.nvii ulien 1 ''' 'i U al llio C'ourl House la Oie-oa l ily on
he l. lt, rusliiiiil wibllv on, sntiposin' that i "Si'I-'y (In- J:ih il.iy of .Maieli, I Me. for the
il,o l'nioii triions were after tin in. The ; 'ii'Pw "f eleelins si .li'lio'ntea lo the I'n on
hole route bv which thev missed w as ! Sl'1' ('omeiiiioii to tie IkM.ii liuoene City vntlir
s!r II w ith Itlllkets, knapsacks, c. j '.'III Jay of April, 1 nn.l tu.iiMielii u mi.'I
Numbers of exhausted soldiers lav on . oilier bus' a ns t!t eoni-eiii'ini may il.eni pro i r
the roadside, along which the route had ' The prci nets we mlitli'J, iisu ll,,' Ikims of ilir
passed. 1 popu'ar vote, to J It file as fo'.'nus: (heon
(ti'ii Me('l. !l.in address, d the soldiers 1 l';t' ';h Milwauki :i; Youii--'s ILii.Iiiio's ;
of the Arniv of the l'otomae on the 1 4th.
For a Ions time lie I ad kept them inaetiv
in orilcr ttml Hiey miu'iii oe iiisctpnncii,
nrin.'d. nnd instructed, lie had held them
back in order that they might ojve tlio
death blow to the rebellion. Their pa
tience niul confidence in their Ccncral were
worth a dozen victories. The moment for
netion had now arrived. The time for in
action had passed, and he would bring
them face to face with the rebels.
(Jen. Wailsworth has assumed the duties
of Military Governor, and commander ol
the defences of Vas!iiiigtoti.
Sjirin-jivuttv 2: Pool, Creek 2; Keuu'r t'lei'k 2
I'iper !o!.i!!a 1; l.nwr Mol.ela .!, Miimui n's :!
I .in ii "ity 3; I'urtv 2: Tuidatm I; I'i. ..Mint Val
tii k n.vrn.i: ix nmv miixi. o.
St. Louis. March 13. The Keptibl'ean
is a letter from Albinpler.pie, dated Feb. v. A Siatkneailier,
Let no t 'nion I'.i.m fa I lo t.' i'mm.i al lii p-e
vine! ii.ei'liii
SrrriMis Hi i i.ir, V. (' Johns., n,
W.I'iih-mw, .1 llua.oii,
tii"nil!,,- Co. Ci,i. n 1'. Ii; ass.
I W.l'miii,
! I'liLlu ftit Co. Com
W. C. llem. nl, M. Ilam-I.v,
.1. S. V.lisell,
A I.K ii II. .tee,
I. IV 'I'll 'inpson,
i:. T. T. I !i. r,
1 V. I'.. a'es.
Win. I) el.,,V.
Tlios. (.'l.ariii.iii,
!i Mdivuai,
J s. I l.oi ev,
MY. Iii-mIIs.
1'. A. C'o.latd,
II. W. K.liy.
Hv, n Wa.ie,
M. I'uller.
II. K.I lay.-..
'. . Nol.Mt.
C O It . vnloti,
Abel M..i:.h.ii,
W. W. ;,i,-k,
A. Winner,
,l;,s, in!. i'i,
W I.I. Wli.la-ek
A. I.. I...v,-i i.
J.;J, irivnii; an account ot a name ami u , . i . ,i.itim-k, i i-. i aree, (.e... Ain-rueiii,
sk'rtll'isll between the Texas rebels and the - Alrnoii.l mib. J,is K llmjinai..
Fuioii men mi.l. r Col L'anbv on the morn- i
i:i-of the 21st. Two hundred Texan j 11,0 nro r 'ru nmstB.
mules, with wagon ina.tcrs, w. re cnptiiii'd. j Tli.'sc whose curiosity ha been excited
T'.e Te.xat;? wt re on the lieighrs opposite ' l.y readin- the journals of I.i wis ai.d flaik,
Ko draiuie troin tne i-oti, which was lies
t tute of w ater. L'ol. Caul iy had to pas.
to the watir L'tinr.b d bv his battery. 1 1 j
had 2.1100 men, and all other outlets were
guarded in fore. TheT- x ins niu-t citticr
surrend r, or cut their way throu,.h. Later
iufor. nation stn'cs that a military rxprs
ha.lju-t nrriv.il from Fort Craig. The
battle coni'iiencid at nine o'clock on the
morning of the 21st, between a portion of
our troops under Co! Huberts, and the in
emy, ncioss the H o (i r:nde, with variul
s.!ccc.s until nonu. Col. Catiby then cro-s-i
I th" river, with a battery of s:x pi.res
and tao honit.' rs. muler Capt. McKae. ,
Towards evi n:njr ino-t of the vw my', gun. '
w.Te .'.I 'ttptd: ti.i y 1 owever made a ihs
per.it charge on the how it. r batt' ry, dc
f i.J d by Capt. I'luiiipton's rompany of
re.'uhirs, and a portion of Col. I'.ii i's r gi
m tit of M'-xieatl VoliIllteiTS. The TeX
tins, GOO jtr.in', arncd with carbines nnd ,
revolvers, and a liow,t. r, eharg'd liirious
ly. A't'-r discharrns their carbines at
cl'.sc d s'ance, they dr. w their ri-volv.-r.
an 1 ru-hed cm the battery amid a storm of
gnj and eani-t' r. Tli- Mexican vultiu-
teil-j th d ill a panic. Capt. I'h;il',itoii's
company stood their ground until one half
wi re killed.
Capt. McKac refu-cj to 1. tve I. is umis ,
and a; killed at his post. Kit Car.on in
co-r.mand of a r L'iment of voiuntt, rs i!c- ;
ph.yd a sk rnii.I.ers, did trd tv.cc du
fin j the netimi. Our d. is 2m") klhd a-.d '
w.miii.K.I, and t!.2 t!ii ,nv' ! b'. h'.vi.d to
lie m'tcli tiiOre. I
Capt. .1 111 i - of i !t a hg. Ib -iiit-i of
t!i battle i.re important, a. it will put :.n
tnl to t'.e flibii-tt rii.g in. I ti-uisoiiii!.li.
jirosp'Ctsol an I lorn an ! otl.er--, ot, tin
s )".'.ii casern boi'd- rs of (.'.d.f..r.'i'a.
til: ..p.. t i:..rr:.i: tv .vm; ".
!!. iti.i: or Si m ( m.ri;. Si 1. .M..r !.
I..!.. A hp.-n al .i.i iccli f.om tiir Co k,
v.lo r.-tl,e unity u a .J..:;', ,' il, .a-;
.Ifi.-r a noi.u -t . f v rut J in ive l.u . 1).,'.. ,
I,..-i ie n. v ui Siif-ir (,'r-. k I .!.-. ihe.r i.
: iii-tmg nf Van 1. rn', l'i.'i:i-'s, .Mr-Cull. (:!,'
.-...I I' rcM M f'l...... :lf U.K. u, r. . !.ir..f,! irt r.-'n. I n, I
w.i.lc nfn.oii, mill tlif I.;-, of ii i- ii-i.l. i.il.le , 1 0' 01 r.', h' l'ls III our own country (if IIS
num... . e .. .., l.-i.r, , ,--:. .; ; ,.,. rcat CXtcIlt OS tllOsC of Califiiriliil lllld of
i. vii. I urn ifn,r- ,n iniiuipii t in 1 r.j i ir-ifll 111
a.1, to 30,o, .MeCu U li n i. ;i., .-, i.im,., I pioiinljle siij.i-ii.ir richn ss l tin in in lit r
MoiLille wuiinJi d. ill, am ,M, I,i:'i, I ;. c- I i.aiinii l .lavs i l.e
or other wc.t. rn explor.r-, so that they
have been induced to glance at the in.ip ol
our poss'o:. on the I'.ieilie ro.i.f, have
am in a. i cotinirie-, ineil llnpieSM
w,th the b. li' f that nt some future p. fin
al! empire in popul,i!,'o:i nnd weal'h wouhl
be founded on tl:i. mast, and that the
i . c ,1 .. ... . ... .
in a: i in i:.e euii:re wonw i.e local. -.1 on
the Columbia L.vcr and its tributaries
Th's .opu!ar impression was of course tin
re.-ult of a knowledge ol the g. ographicnl
podtion of this portion of our Pacific p.w-
S--.J. ons, supposing always, in the nbsi nce
of any knowledge of mineral rcoiirees,
that the Pacific; .lope, ,ke that of the .-U-lilli'ic,
Would create' her ttcultll from otinr
natural resources ould convert h. r for
t.ts, l.er (i-i.uies, her fac. lilies for cur
ini.-rce, for manufai'tories, nnd the produc
tive rapaciti of lo r soil into the 1 tnct.ts
of tritiomd pro-per.ty. The popular iui
predion, which, anterior to the discovery
of the gi Id mi ies in Cdilnrnia, obtained nil
ov, r the w o; id, as to our future d. stiny, is
about to be reaii.e.. Ti.at the vast extent
uf country lying on the Columbi.i and its
trihutarii and wn.hed on the wi-.-t by the
Pjc.I';", I as hcea Llissed above eiry tll.-r
fij'ial i.r-a on this co.r-t, in all the natural
:..!vai.t igei c'oiitmoii to ol lor co:r.tii. ..
.ve in no!.. ra! r source, Las '.v;r Lim
i ii.. i . . .
" e 1 1 ine mi. ingi :l t.xpior. r wi.o
ha. -ought to find the path, that 1 :i. to
t'.ie .-eat of th- future Pacific einpir.;. Tie
gi.io r oi iii.i.,11,1,1 g(,,i j,. ,S ,,s ,., V)
th.s p. riod so far out-hoii'; oi.r other ;-n
r.'-r i.i.;.;,t:ig. s II, at a v.i-t t-r- pond, ranee
... i.i'viai.on, .ij .iai, i-i.ii r pr.-c iiini la
bor ha- In l I, Ilttr.lCll'll to the goM. , :ite
o( uur sou'l,! rn I,, ijhbor. The lat- ;.-c..v
who wo believed would bo poor men If
they held on to their properly twenty
veins. Wo venture to predict that the
threatened ubandouinent of a great portion
of the California mines this spring, rouse
iptent upon onrgold discoverie.i, lins caused
much city property in Culiforuiii to depre
ciate from twenty to fifty per cent, already.
If these miners, contrary to the hope of
heavy capitalists and extensive properly
holdets in California, tnako this country
their permanent home, and fail to return lo
their former fields ol operation, many ol
Cmot this, is by making immediate,,, I
r.ingcnients io open a inreci iraue nun (...niiiiiiaiioiini ttin miiiuy un'iirieu ny iu ioney
Fastci'U cities, lllld lo put a lino oi I'lv. r ; lu''l. Ir.H.in.ile.l in the H.iren.l. r of Mi.mii, nu.l
, , , . ,,. ,, i Sli'l. II.
simmer 011 the ( olUUllmt KlVer. I lie Palmei-nton ilefi'ii.led tlie eoiirxo of llipt'iiliinel.
four which some CMiross that Astoria! Unwell ii.k.i. ivlo.lr.eil liuieelf iiiilir.l Hill, tl.n
would become a rival I'ilr, is a grouiullcs.s
and silly one. Astoria of coiiinc is bound
lo become a nourishing place ol noma im-
ofirrtil ioiiM (' llirt I'e.leml (loveriiineiil ill Miiknia
llie utoimlbel nl t'liuflr.'loii, nu.l Mini llio liniboi'
there e.nil.l not In' I'lilileinle.l by Mlili. iul mi'iiii".
Nnniilfon noiee.l ilb Inni In lln I'lnninii
Itcl.itiotiK beneen llio t'liilril Slniix nn.l lor.i)jii
poi'lilUCe, but lier interests, so fur from p,,ueis nre now n.iul in be i iilio ly I Iioin upp.e-
. .. . . i ...a ... i . -ii ; t lieiisi.m of nnv .lislili Inoiee liiilevel'. 'I lie I
nvn 2 I nose vi i on ami, win, m case in : . , 1,i,i,.,
is 1 ' n ,,.,r.-. ..... ... ... ..-e e.i .lei. .t eoneiiiiiiiii
Ihei
: nl nil eofr. spomlenee is eou.i
rn a tujn lo emmncrce, iiiirinomze wiiii 'i iie Ili.iiMi us noli us iin i reni n ,tniniiy mo
rmTliis oucstion of the effects of our,'." ' "".!', 1 '- h'
.s 1 . is.o..iiii niiiie.ier k iin.nl bv il I i' mii-ln.
lutut'i! iiicreaso of comnieice upon our j
those Imv iw ii-ill I... ..lion nvor In l!,.. nmlov .-lli.w 1ms boon lunch I'lilivnsU'd of late l.Olliloil lei ll'IS ol .Mill'ell 1st 10 COIIIIUei
nnd the bats. This deeav w ill be attended j and we often hear intelligent men predict- ,inl h",w "' !'" ,l10 !Tlm.1''1 '''T 'U. .f'.
! ii served iiuite an linprcssloil III I'.llgliind thai
by a eo: respoticiiir,depreciiitioii of real es- . ing Hint Portland must soon lose her grasp ' ,,,,, s.nw,(, leiminutcd this spring,
tate generally .nn l''rani'isco has grown ; upon the trade of Oregon. Some of Ihej American securities are ciinsciuently buoy-
up to he a great city by being able through
her capitalists to control the trade on this
coast. Foreign vessels arriving from
Hongkong, Liverpool, and other foreign
ports, ns well ns clipper ships laden with
American goods Irom New York and l'.os-
ton, luive gone lo I'i'ancisc.) to dis-
charge, luc.iuse iime teiillis o the lmoi s
were nccileil tu C.ililornia. We have
necile.l luit lew goods, nn.l our mereliaiits
have gem rally preferred to buy of Calilbr-
Poi'tland papers seem to have caught the ! ant.
panic, and are every now and then shout
ing, " We must be wide awake," " We
must stir ourselves, or wo .shall let Van
couver get 11 1 1 i';n I of us," ,1c, Ac Wo
have yet failed lo sec any advice from (his
source as lo Aoie the people are lo "Mir
themselves," unless it be perhaps to pull a
snag or two out of llie Willamette Itiver.
This is all vi ry well, but we assure mi,
gentlemen, thai your future career depends
tiia merchants rather than ship directly on u broad, r hasi of action than pulling
xc.
ii r.
mi
lo.. v.,r.i I .!. I .
I'.r, hiii of llie (Ji.v. of Arka: 'ai., Me!;.i.', mi In, ' ' - ,
itm.U r of oil.fr .r. i.iiie.. i,,.,,, nre pr.soneri.. 1 10 ln"'-ler Iniicli ol tins rnpilul, i n-
t' rjuisc, and labor to our own si, on s -
.e.i.j.- a bnee iiiimlx r of li e rank tui'l (Je.
lien Curt..' ofii m I elcj.i'. I. .. On. Jlnllerk
(ay-; ''I wai allnrked by idc em my, t,o bnile
. .limn. iK.uig on llm liih iiil. mi my nylit. I . on
tm.ieil ilu: i,l until four im lo. k on llie moi i.iii
of lie- T'li, v Ik.ii I or iere.l un ajv.i.i e of the . av
iliy Mi l b;:hl nrtillery ui.il r Col. )-tei hum, u-1 d
.r ). t n niiO'k and bre .k w hat I n.(.io, .,nl.)
1..- llm re iil..ic-. I ut ol II... enetnj', ten'r . My
I.I e. Clin III V. lis pl(crresmii III, en llie i n. Iny ul
el-ii-u in llie morn n;, renew, ij lie- uil,,c.k on in)
li'llt. 'J lie (..,t c,,ii ini,., ma i, y at ll,i'." (K.iiils
i.'iimiij l! e liny, the iii'inv haiu, ifaini-,1 n k,hiI
lo. ly i;..iilesi.'.l Ly Col. C.rr, al ,, 'l'iinl,. r
lluliow; but tli y were, m ire y re,ii'n.i win, 1 1,
fiil of llieir comm oi li-r, O.-il .M, (.'u" Ii, b,
. ui f re( iii.d 'i- 'Jen IJntm. '1'l.e ;.lmi . f icia. k
. ii t!.e C'-nlie H.i allanil,- i nrne, fr u'-l I.)
' 'ol. ().- rliiiin, niMta lird by (eii. Ilavi., :JI1( t J i
- oiic ilojjon.
I l ronv jjo il !. fii' iny hail e .i.ee nlial.'.l
III r ii. am ioiee nn my nelil. ui .l I ll.eref r.-i-
iiiiiiieiii e.I n cli align "f Illy t; ui. t fi.ruanl, mi u
In f..f: tin- funny wlien lley mti rf'.lv)", o.i my
re lil ll ink ill ftfolig lion. 'I II I'liiiliovt li
..nly I., en p, nt ally e.'le. t.-.l, lol hi- in full ,r, g.
. ben hi Miicise, my li.bt an, I rmilie rrne.
e I il.e filing al.,ia Ibo "nine .My rijdil. un-
.l -r Ceii iSig.l, iiiovk! rl'aw In III'' ('u '- oeeiiineo1
by llie enemy, .Invii j lb. in fioni the In -ijrl Ik.ihhJ
mlmitiij iteailily luwm il tlii- lied of Timber
Hollow
I iiimieiliMlely onlei-. .1 the . eiilre ami lihl wing
f..nt - nil, our r.bl tnriiiii llie left of llio enemy,
..o l ': Mi-a filing on lea n-iilfe. '',, fmul i.oi-
I on en .o.f.1 On enemy in an an ii eiicle, an.J a
. InillfO l lllfullliyex eii'liiigllirout'li'inr the whole
In,... eompleii-ly ii. . , i),, W,, ,)(. fm,.f
iilneh I'lieuliil in ie.il conr.,H..ii ll.rongli de ji
an I a'ui'l imj.ani .l delllei an I orfr-ii limber,
llnr Km i baavy, ami llie en.-mj i , (.,,
l,e iiwerliniied. fn.lii th fuel (hat llie ilea.l arc
.' iller. .1 ov. I a lal,' field,
Thariietm'a foitu (K allifJ lit all iliooii,,,,.,
Iml I llmik lb ma n f.irea n liirneii Ui lii;on
Mountain. (en. Hiel follona llirm towi.rla
Keitanlle, my cavalry piirsuinir lie III tnwariln the
inoiinlaiiia. i:oumi lb voniilry, uini bnuuiii! in
jifisoliem.
At tlm battle in Xorttwefitern Aiknn
n, Fedcrul eoldicm wero foumj iiiutilatcd
timJ sgulj'cd by the tovog'.ii.
The di-eov ry of our iii'ms has only faeili
lateil thii tr.in-f. r, which our other supe
rior advantages v.onld linn- iH'ct d in
process (jf tin, ..
The acting Governor of Culil'on.ia, whom
we fell in with on th': road I' ii'ling down
the .San Joaipiin valley, on hi- wnv houji!
from nn exb tisivc .lriaion of Iiie u'v,
in ss, a.-ki'd ih what our ob-irvntioiis
on this coast hail led im to coni'liid'.' res to
the future rdativi) positions of California
and Oregon. We told him that tlm heart
of the future Piii:i(i: uipiru would lie on
the water.'! of lli Columbia, for the ren on
that nfur the minis, 0:1 which was princi
pally based the temporary iidvantni."'" of
California, were iiii-usiirubly cxhriii-ted, (he
superior agricultural nnd iiiuiiuf.icturiiig
iidvaiiiiig'H of thin country would gradiuilly
build up a gn at S'ate, ( inbriicing wealthy,
perinaueiit, and ciilerpriniii eiiioiH.
Mncli of the heavy expenditure of capital
lu building up nlii.i ui ( iilifoi iiiii, wan Ian
out on aili-ft hi'lecled for their iw viiritnff-s
as trading posts. J he only viiIik; uttai.hed
to properly in tin in wan iiieusureil txnctly
by the public faith in llm richness ami per
luinc'iici) of adjacent gold mines. When,
ever the tiino arrived that tlieso milieu
should be abandoned, llu se cities would of
course fall into decay. We wiv men in
vesting tins vt thuiii-aiiiU of dollar in
nourishing towns growing; rapidly up into
cities, who wo admitted might do wi ll,
provided thry sold out in a few years, but
om New York ami other potts. Induing
this we have had to pay a heavv tariff by
way of profits to the California capitalist,
icsidcs the expenses of wharfage, drayag-.
war.hoiisii.o-, and re-shipping. All this
xpens.' can lie saved by .shipping directly
o the Columbia Kiver. Oregon, instead
of California, wiil lie the heavier consumer
kivaltor.
Tin re is no more reason why our g toils
louhl be first landed at San Prauci-co, to
.0 re -.shipped to us, than there is that they
Iioiild he landed at the mouth of the I'mp-
pia. It our inui"s prove as rich and e-
iisive in we expect, the great bulk of the
.iinls ued on lli.s coast must come into
ie Columbia liivcr. Cnhforniil can either
!.) us we have I'.ei: lining, buy what she
w ants of her iicio'.luip nr cont lime lo im-
ioi t on h. r oh ii hook. Time w ill show
at the most practicable route for o.io.ls
take, even for Caribo, is by the wnv of
ie l ' I il : 1 1 1 It may In- relied u,.on as a
.
fact that the g.'eat bulk of g .o Is
.ft er In b" ei'ii-uiued on tins coast will
nter the ( oluinbia nnd that too i n
board of vesi Is direct from th" ports of
or ginal slei'iie t.t. C.iiiit dists in San
Pram i.-, o ill uf coarse make a t. rr.ble
strugL'-e toci.iitrol the trade, nnd make us
buy oil." g, mils M'c.imi-li.iii'I. .1 of them. It
wiii i e :i siirgg.e nguii-t iiitnr'', a viola
tion of the inexorable laws of colnlii' r. e,
that w il sooner or later ruin tiny city lu re
w ho-e merchants connive at such an ar
rang men!. If Portland merchants, gov
trued by a short s'glited policy, should
eotitiiiii' to trade with San I'rancisco, and
brii.g their g mils by the oeeun steam, rs,
piyiii'i the hi;r'i prices of freight now
eh irg- d by these steamers in order to n.e I
their enormous expenditures, ami paii l'.
in adlition to this, the profits of or g'ual
importers at San 1'r.inei-co, dr.iMi'je, stor
ag', wharfng,', Ac, any one can sec that
ai couver or some otln r town on the Co
lumbia lliv.-r cm control the comimrce of
the country ly oj cuing a din extrude with
Ni w York and other portsVAVill Oregon
iibniit to a tariff of half it mill on dollars
per minim on her goods by wav of fieio'it
CM if' .s un i M-i lMVc on an -Iimimi in u 1... Ii
i
i nn Lire iin r.lv to bnic- s. conil-!i.-ni,li ,!
.1-from S in I'lanei-co, and carry no-
t..iiig back, w le u tln.-o o,is ,L,
s'.'pp' d from N'. w Yoik, Iheton, an I Chi
li i d'; 1 1 nt hut little more ixpcnsc? It
mil be 'cit a sh.irt time til! ,.; Will.ui, tie
'..ii.y it ill o a-" to be ,, Oregon, as the
v.-t nr a of arable land ea-t of the (',,,. '
cad' s Will -om, be ,-lij.p'yiiig the gold fields
'.iiln :,n iihiimhiiicj of provision.-. Ti.e
W.li.itn'-tli: Valley must turn its altintioii
to wool growing and iiniuuf.,et.,rie.s. Th"
e.ty thai i xieeN In succeed inii-t, in our
ojiinion, Im-o I, er cah'nliitioiH more upon j
eiit. rpri.-e-, of this thiii ai.ter than upon any
future p'Tiiianeiil. pro, luce trade with the i
minis. Our proilnei; tnnlf, especially in
fruit, w ill be good for a f. w year-, and1
iii snags. We have indicated what we
believe you hate got to do, or see your
place go into n gradual iviMiniption. ll
our notions are not .sound, show ns why
they are not. W e nre to have an empire
on the Paclie- the seat of that empire i'
to be on the waters of the Columbia
The ipicstion now is, What shll be the
great commercial emporium?,.''
iy We are sorry to sec a disposition
on the part of some of the I'liion journals
in Oregon lo get tip personal ipiarrels with
each other at this I, me. It secuis that one
can hardly offer a suggestion or do a pubic
thing without being mi-uiulel stood by
sol candidate." Tic Poi tiaiid I r. go
liian has deiotcd a good deal of space to
complaining of the main er in winch we
In. ide the col reel ion -egni!uig the mob
article in a former issue of (hat pap. r -We
have too much to do, and loo hllle
space tn spare, loei.lir into a eii' ei-in
upon the many po nls made by the Or 'go
iilau, many of winch are not only nut I rue,
but s.lly - tin-iv stisj ieioi.s having 1,0 t' -u n
dalioii in any thing we have Hiltt'ii The
Oiegonlan charges us with hilling i-.lteii
in an " link, ml spir.t," with having li.e.l to
injure thai sh. rl witii Puioii men, Ac, r
To nil of these gr.ne charges we b.gto
plead not guilty, nnd we defy nnv sane
man lo draw Irom oar iiitlehs am- one el
the inl. r.'lices draw n bv the Orcgonian
Its manner of epl,iin;iig the reason ol our
"attacks" on it is funnv Look at it:
"The Argils was a eiindnlafc for public
pliliter. It Was Mipposi il that Ilis eliunci s
Would be 1 it---1 for the lioiniuntioii if a P,c
pnblic-m State I 'oneiit.ini -hoii, be eali, d
lb nre the paper was i, pos. d to a I'nioii
Coin en ti. in and In i the ( li'i goiii.in vi a ,
attacked for publishing a connniin c.ili.ui m
favor of a I nion Couvei.tion,'' Ac.
Now, it is ie' Inn- th it the A'gu- ever
made any iitt.uk on the ( lr gomnn for
publi-hiiig a enniiiiiiiiii atiiiii in favor of a
I'll on Convention - it is i,nl lri:r that the
Argu- eier made any suggestion- whatever
relating to political policy to be piir-ii-'d,
with any view of advancing it, nun inter
e-t eitln r pecuniarily or pol.lically- -nnd il
i- Inn- that we now ham or ever h ive
had any thing but the hind'st f,, lings
toward the publish, r of the ( Iregnnian. -
The editor or e.I, tors of that papir we
liaie no knowledge of, nnd bate not the
r.moti -t i,;, a iO.ij ivrete the article now
ui.ihr i oii.-iie r..rou, but prisnnic il w.ts
penned by an " oceas'om.l wider" who
-omelilnes say' very stupid lliillg-l "in the
editorial style." IMieiing ll.i-, we l.-g to
be excused from nol'eiug this anoni unais
scribe nnv further.
The following are llie points of the Mor
rill bill: ll provides lor thii immediate
emancipation of all shnes in the 1 rii-t of
Columbia, with compensation limited lo tin
average of ji.'IHO, for each slave owned by
a loyal master. Proof of value and loyal
ly lo he filed with three Commissioners,
within nine months; Commissioners buy
ing power to ciiniino slaves as witnesses.
There are probably It.lllltl slaves in llie
IHslliel, perhaps half belong to iniistiis
who will swear IhetlM'llcs lovill.
A n interest Ing and significant nrliele is
published in the liichmotid I'.Hiftinr ol
.Ian. '.'mIi, a s its lone betrays the strait lo
which the rebels arc coming, and the lull!
ilV of their unholy cause Till' f. b. Is 1 1 , . 1 1
rcclly admit lh.il Met I. Il.iu has been pla
cing a iniiilaiy cordon around t In in wh eh
by a siiniiltaiieous coiisiriction as un Am
condn crushes its victim, w ill, unless it is
promptly cliei k'd, depriie lie m of their
military, ns well as political Lie
Ciipl Craieli in coiimiiiiul of llie Tu-ea
I era, Is not Ike other C.iptains who have
put tiled reb. I steiiniels ll lie Cliches llie
Nnshville, he will blow her out of the fn
tor, and moid n capture if pi".nhle
The pti sent I liike of W. Ilii.gton will in
her. I nnd ciip.v the title of Pi nice of U u
til I ... , wl.i.li 1 " . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 e,ie In the li.uij
ii, I,,' ."-.I lie . tgi.iu i 1 1 .1 1 1 1 is Inn.
j 1 1-1 1 1 i 1 1 .1
Uni.n S(nt Cnvont.iio.
Tlio iiiiililieil vnlria r titan Kl.i , '
w ho aio in lv. .rtl.t .U.,.eMio,V ,,r n ".
i. ked rebellion, r Vn
..r iirmeil lruil..ra-wliii , ui.iMj-j i
.nli. r than llie I,.,,,,,,,,!,!,, ul .i.te l'"a
rebel" HII'I lll-ll yill.l1i,rr, ,! ' , tthm
-lilniloimlly i lei ti d ,lll( unublied . . 'i-
le.'nllv enaele.l b. Wat uf i V,IIIM a...
lloi.k' inoie ..I ,',,,. ,n ,lf pn;r',.';i,'",i li.i
iiubvi.lnnl preloreneei l, Bra i (L . 7rr 'ml
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w r.li s ns lolloi, s of this phice, d in 1
" lniprovem, Ills are si being III i.c ll
I ,.w ist.in, but sloo.lv, nn nee. .lint of tlie
1 "iilill,t,
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I . . .' ... ' ' I'V Ir. W Ii
l..l ,e l. an ll,,,.., '
r. t scarcity ,, building limb, r, i:,,- t of j 1 " 3j
which is fal'ieil i,in Cl.aiHat. r, a di
tuner of about sity live mil. s M... of
the lion-, s nr.. made of !i- T inT slrcliln il
oeraeit woolen frame, nnd mo but
fill". belt, f than l.l.ls There ni" im.Ii
nl nut eight W h ll houses in tinin If
llie town wife in.l on nn Indian llesriin.
. - . . i . ...
mi l, ll Olll, I lloilHIIe-S soon d o,, iii
importance. Itis y. t a tnnoti d ipn -t on
whether this li lie the lie.ul nf mil Igal.oii
on Siinke Ibv. r or not "
s .ui.l.' sr,i III.. 1 1(1
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' ' " ln1 '" "I all O .nr. M,ili ,.,(
"'"'V ""'''"" " '!,.' .!,..
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Csri)' I.'t AuierealH ll.r keep their
thought t.H.i I up to the iiatni.' of
this cause Wf gatlcr lloui II,- To "pic
I die's un inoirs li.at, w h, n the p,i ,ti., i, , n
oin;sl, Mr. S. iimr, w rote lo Into ili-p.'i. u
giiegly of our eoiintiy , llie gli nt think' r, in
lie
on .1 , tnl .on
I'rrj.ar. .1 ,
I llltoll .1 , ,Nr
.1 I I.' I Or. I.. I .K.'l
. Vl "'li' '!sl ',"1" ; "'" l"'fr.Jum,.
1,1 ""'HI" ... C,ry, w
I if nggt.l. g. nrr,.l i
"''I I'I t It A l SlMw 1U1
"'l Tie,. .I herUiiii, or
N"ii" i 'I he aml.ill Iniln.lrinl S.ai
"ti i.e . I- al M.-M i,n,,,. ,. fir,, j;a.
Apr.l All il. member,, nn,
I.e wi.ii.ieg io l, ,,. m,.miH.r,, r,, n.
l.l.d In litteli.l, .,, mci'M for tin' next
I en -11,1, g V ear mi' In l,o I. . ,...1 ... .1..
I i I. I ...i ... i , , .1 ' ""'i
it .. ... ,,,s ,i,i,i lien i, s le:,ll( i;ie, l,i, ,
repl.e.l: "The breaking up ,,f ,e ,,-
('an Cni, ii, w ill be a ,,, inn moment in
history of the w.o-!,; it would mil , t n g,,
uouiid'oii li.c whole htiinnn race "
l
Cli im.i Th,' , hange ii. th,. t.nic ol the
il"pnl tili e of the .-.I. inn, r . bom San I'eaii
risen, Works siiim-iv lint against lis. ns lli,
t' mm r i i, h we, k airin-s nt Pnit!,n,i on
I' I day li ght, the In ns l aching ,e
m t day, nil, r i ii r pap. r is priui. d nnd
di-lriliiiie, ti.ns throHing us a iml, be
hind in the publication of lia-t. rn oca s ..
'lo iibkinto this in. ..in i ni, nee, lie s,,, nut
issue the Argus hef, :ift,r until Sniiuday
l leii'lig, m, . .s lie s,,;, j., i ,1,. ttn,,, r
news i.u Piiihiy This im om , nicm e w e
hope w ill not la-t in 1 1. v u k-.
nirn.
S oi T The . mi lllilni'il ., ssl.ia (,
(i 1 oliheS ol T (or the State of (r.
Mll ' t at I'alhis, Pi.ik ciii.lr, ,i
Thursday. April .'I, hi;.', nt III i n!'
bill llttl lehlliee is lie. in ll
v I. li mi , ; s
Hi;,, nt C,M M UIKIf - Wheat, ;i.in
'.-'; rioiir, .('..siiaji.-.d; (latt, jl HO;
Pniier. iiLe.., :m, ; it. ., s,uio,.;
Apph ''; Point, i. s, j.,J.i
I'm . i s. r Mi:: n .'.;. - .Met puisii uit to
notice, on Saturday .March gjd, tin; I'iiioii
un u of Oregon City Precinrt, at the Court
Hoii-e, for th,; purpose of circling dele
gates to a l.'nion County Convention to be
lu ld in Oregon City March J!i.
The meeting organized by , i"cliiig Dr
tin ii w; inii-t lind our jirolits in otic r , ' "' '"' l'' Cluiirman, and .1 I l.oeey
pur-nits. 'Secretary. After which, lb,, (.illowing
Ibivct diipmcts of good, . ,. Co!,,,,,. ''" M'l",,"( "' " M-
hi i Piv. r will crcte a neeis-ity U a line ' f 1 "'" '"'"" ' ""U "'"" 11 V U? " M"r,"' M"r,, The signs
of light-ilinfl, fa-t rmiiiing river hU-anicrs """"I'"""' " 1 l',,l'1'', '' Lovrjoy, lime failed , nfien, that even the almanac
in, ami we
The Haii-iles have III length j.. m il tin ir
call for this County, signed as might hale
be. n i p"eti'., by a ininiber of the most
l.ibid of th" sice-,i,,ni'ts, Inoiie nr (no
iiistalic. s the muni's iiicludi: men who t"l
and voted in Ih,; I'ni.in precinct me, ting
of hist Saturday. We hope fr their snkes
lu ting with the Pniou meeting was llm mc
oml and hctti r thought.
A few snow llnkm which probnbly went
astray on the Winl,r passage, cam,, down
yi .-lerday. I luring scleral days of the
past week rain has been falling, accompn-
to run from Astoria lo whatever point;
Win. Dierdorff, ,J. K. Ilingniiin, Dr. A. luuu can innke nolhing of tin
I I K. I ri . . .. .
aboie the goods are .hslined, wl,. l,..r j fM"""" "n.-lnl. 1. I.'. John
Porth.iul. Vancouver or .,.. r. :, """ " " ""''. '' I 'clneiil, I. I'
" ' i i 'ni" nuiiii, i iij
tit or mar the Caseades. Such steamers
Urals, A. Warner,
ing adjourned.
A. Moleoiiib. Meet
.1. M. Locey Si c.
only live in hopu that .Siiniiiur will bring
plrasiiiil ivenllur.
-'apt. . p. Thoiiiisoii, cominiimliiig the
Clai I. ii ma s Coinpiiny of (Irig.in Mounlid
Cavalry, has rrsigin d and the lariimy wi
DISS:
l llallr C,,,' , o'. , ,), ,!,.,
',, J., ., p .., .. ii,r i,,ir' anrre .uf.
frni u, ,, ,r ,it., raii., t
Mind mil, a .ki,fe, I.eKia I ag.ill, .rj K
) . afs n,,, i,,i,if,.
In Hi,, nly, in, ,Mni,v rieimij. Ur, Ii Hill,
' I . inl i.il 'ii l Cviu. mi l M ui. It jr.
r r iiii.nnii.ii.
i re ii vi a :.
are carrying freight on the Siirranienlo a
U disiaiice, for oim dollar a Ion nml pas-: of the SrressioniHts have I,.,,, I
sei.gi.'M for fifty cents. The money paid ' ging the delusive iihniitoui of I .i ,.,; J l''"''ably be fill, , by the nppoiiiluii i.t of
out lor river transportation would actually J mustard seed hoiiN, on account of ,. I, tier 1 '""' "' 1 " " '""' tl
be Ies than that now i'X,"...r. on our , which by noine accident L-ot nhe, I il. 1 ' '""'I'"'1)''
o. .... n ,., , , . , ; immey, ,,. (;l , t,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,, i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hl (( U ,.,1(tisl .M,..'i;K.,l!( ,,ii,
, " , ' '"""U-T' " , ''""I" '""1 '"'. fought iinir Charleslou ii, ; "ly. which was removed from ii f,,,,,,,!,,.
. V 1 " " '"'',,)""'"l 'I'I'I"T which their friends the rebels greallv Pre- 1 lion by the Hood, will be onened r. e.
vailed. Th,) riigi mess with which the 1 vice in nioi-mw (Sunday ) at half imsl ten
,11. i. :.. .i.;.. u.. ..... i . .. ... '
.ii.-.i.ii.,i..n iii mm nunc hlllllell III liny Ill-Ill
.1 ;.. ,i ... I I
' ' T T ,""n" , ' 10 U,H rmM fc-T Tracy A Co. ,VB ,i,,0KI,, of H.ir
nn, eill'ji. of eo I, ,11,,,, o .... .. ll ill. . I 1
,.,. .I I 7.. ' I I MTl. ,." '-I"'- Oregon
Ue sloiy of Lmoti defeat or rebel MU'CesH. ,.,, ,,,,,, ,, vJm,lnl
Ah an instance of iiit'enuiiv Ml ilc(i(tMi i " - -
comfort from iiilrlliirenci. ii,,r,,i.,.,i,i 'i iioiivm Tiikahciik. Tim amouiil of
ing
ships can never go imfth abovi; Astoria
while even tin.' ocean steamers wu are now
using arc beset with dangers niul dillii.ul
ties and subject to great delays in going to
Portland, during ti great portion of the
year. We cnlertuin no doubl but that the
p'ople of Portland liave it in their power
to control llio trade, and make. I heir plnr
tin) gi eat coinnierciiil capital of llio. I'uluri!
enipiro on llie water of lint Columbia In
iiiiiko it the ih-pot for iiieri'liiiniii.(. r ruule
to tlie gold fields, and the center of trade
for lho uiaiiiilactiiring Interest, of t1(! .
laiinlto valley. Of course other place.
must grow up an inaiiiifacturing cities, ami
it in for the liitercht of the great commercial
emporium that they fitioulil. The only
way, iu our opinion, (hat iVtlaml enn !
their cans,., W8 t,i,.k lho remark mad,, l.y lm"",ro h"i'H f'""' California, during
Ul, limloublril Pyu.pi.t;i.er it, this pe,. I ,"hl 'w WtWl- I'ri.iga.
will inns. When the crmfii',,,,.,1 ,' '"m'"s" nn f t,' I'-vioiiN year, of K0,
of lho Donrlson afTair, with lho capturo of ' '''i7' ll" m"""Mt I''H ''' Hm
tlm 15,000 rebels was received, (hkii lho ,',""""'IM''',lll'd I .'".', is given nt $JflO,.
Syuimthier they doubled at first,) o,,,, ' "I"""".
old fellow burst out with an aflrrling at-j "' Wright writes to tliu llallrs, Ihat
tempt at a urnim, while an Inward gr,m I mililnry force will l,c sent up In the ,, t
struggled lo tfiit vunt "Well they'll Imvo! ',lR,H l I'lolect the miners,
to board the prisot.cn, ony-wny." VioU: will "..f,p(an.ct"'wctli. .
I'., lia llr.1,,,11. ,,f t'riMf (.llll MIlKK
.I'.n.' K,!l ..i nrll .i n a,, a rail, my M
III,,.' I. .leu,,, , , . rrjiq r.l.tf of ( lllnlilinwli-r,
l-oer. Iiil. i, ami ll,i,i,.iii Waleh't.
An ntM.iimriii of me llnh.li WaliaWi, twl
ni-. Ji: r.i.itx, ,,
l'l' k, h.iIi weighia in iliem. .leHrlry male
n ni.l. r nml r. i,,,.,.
I'' ' "ml lb lime. I am ihxitafal f"f
patl 1 1. 1 or , a n, ,h, !!(,, .jinfu, , a in f.ilor
11 T liilr, a i,r l, . n,, . ,i,ilrll,'lif.
K"" I' e,' tM:t,()S ( ITY. Mil.
Slir.Hlir.S SALE.
I V I It'l l ' K i.f an eieeiiiion la ma direi lftl
' by Il.e nre, nl einirl .if III.' Mala of Otf
lr Ibe roomy uf .Man,,,,, ilale.l .Mar. il fill,, l1"'"
ill famr of ( bn, lea wele and afainel William
.lni,iri.,, fr , ( , ,,jJ mid f.sir
ib.lbiraiui.l ibiriy i nil inlne.l nt Ilia nl""!
lie. nly ef eeiil. per lilmiiiii, b.. leie.l ii
nil Hie right, mlo, me I inter. . I of ilia mi.I William
Armpile.i in , n , (Irariilietl fl
line I' liijrau.l brm-f in f 'lull am. eonnlV. Of
Kii, nml ,l, ribeil a. Wr, In il: All l'"1
irn. l ..r parrel of lan.l ie'r,les. .,n Ilia pi""
im.l anrvry. f ll,e l'nir, Hlale. nii.l.r a-SiM-Ii',,,
No. I.I I I no elan,, No 47 ill lonn-lo, 3
f rung, g ran f Willainrlin iiieri.ban,
j. Ola of men. ,n. ;,. j i.i ,l .1.. ronlain.nn
lil'J .'Ii arr.a, inme orlr; iiImi all ll.nt rerl.m
i.' , e r jiuni'l of bin, kinmu nn.l ilraeiibrJ
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