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SATIIMUY, MAY lrt, MX
Editor.
A Word to oar rricnis.
Willi this number wo enter upon the
Iiinlh volumo of the Aiiots. It is now
moro tlmn eight years since wo flung our
banner to tho brew, anJ entered iho war
it behalf ol a pure democracy, nnd llio
moral advancement of the human race
towards n higher civil'zilion. It has al
ways been our aim to lake the side in eve
ry issuo that judgment and conscience in
dicated as tho rioht side. Principles be-
i
ing eternal, always tho Mine, yesterday, j
of health will mantle ils chock, its brawny
arms become sinewy, its eye single and
steady, and, lik Hunyau's 1 'In 'isliai, it
will run and not be weary, mount on
ward and upward, and not faint, wipe
out its war debt, and accumulate exhaust
less tre.'.'iro from its yet uufa'.homed re
sources, with which to foster arts, manu
factures, science, and internal improve
mentsalways fr all time looking back
to the rebellion as the Ued Sea tf its bap
tism a bath of i exoneration, that eman
cipated the nation from ils old sin that
clung to it like a body of death, and burled
the Kgyptiau hosts of .let!' in its waters
made briny by the filling tears of widows
and orphans-, and bloody by tho purple
current trickling down from tho mingled
forms of thrice ten thousand heroes slain
in battle. Th;.t tho struggle is nearly
Health of Oregon and Washington.
Hy the Kighth Census preliminary re
port just published, wesoo that Oregon
and Washington Territory are tho most
tavorcd spots in tho whole I'uited States,
in regard to health. During the year end
ing June 1st, lSiil, there wa only one
deal!) to every ll,8 inhabitant in Oregon,
and one to every iS in Y. T., while in
Cal fornia there was one to every 100.
In Minnesota, one to every l.VI, Alabama,
1 to 71, Arkansas I to IS, Connecticut 1
to I, Delaware 1 to 80, Florida 1 to 18,
Ooorgia 1 to SI, Illinois 1 to ST, Indiana
1 to 87, Iowa 1 to ,,, Kansas I to
Kentucky 1 to li'., Louisiana 1 to o?,
Maine 1 to SI, South Carolina 1 to 71,
Tonr.osee 1 to 7'J, Texas 1 to i'..'t, Ver
mont 1 to S, Virginia 1 to 70, Wisconsin
I to 107, New Mexico 1 to 71, I'tah 1 to
10, Man land 1 to ,., Massachusetts 1
to 7, Michigan 1 to 100, Mississippi 1 to
CI, Missouri 1 to Cii, New Hampshire 1
to 7. New Jersey 1 to SS, New York 1
to Si, North Carolina I to SI, Ohio to
'..', lYitiisxlvanis 1 to ,),", Khode Island 1
to-day, nnd forever, tho public J""'"l 1 oVCI.( ns hundreds of I'nion journals essay
that always seeks out tho side, of truth j 0 jlepk,V0) 0r that this wkked, debauched,
nnd allies itself with tho moral and polit- j avalioioll;S liborty-hatim:, and Cod forget
ical well being of the masses, regardless j til,g u.uio) has M.Kyi. ns yet to
of parties or associations, regardless of , foi.tlo t.,.u jJstk-k ai d Ms'iiovas
jiopulnrity, and regardless of personal in. j -, , ,.,fclvnoo would award to us,
terests, is suro to get tho credit of being j fls iu fomo ,,r rro,oliionato to our j '. H' " ""ti'il t"
straight forward and consistent. What- - , ' , CIKVUr(li;etfur readers ' prat'ivo V"x! '' a:lllis ,u,v'
to believe. That i lie ultimate good wo ; " A feature worthy of mention is the small
shall enjoy as a consequence et our strng. mortality in tho new States of Minnesota
Rio and a proper national penance, will be j & 'S m,J ". Wshington Terri
an ample cv.npensationVr our sacrifices j ,'r.v- examining tho returns, we find
of case, blood, and treasure, w o are dog i ''" i"'alily; but early ex-
matical iu asserting. j 'l"tioni ... the territory had deter-
In inormirg our readers as to the "jJ 'theskiey intlucnees' to be favor
mi"htv events that are now trans.i.i. ! :'l'!l. 11,0 "im" healthy." l!y the
ever may have been tho history of other
papers in Oregon, our enemies must ad
niit that the lirgus has maintained an tin--Avaverinf,
straightforward course; a'.id
' that in looking b;uk along tho four bun
dred and sixteen waymarks we Lave dur
ing so many w eeks set up n'cy wiii all It
found to ranoe tri.'.'i one anvther. Wo
may have erred in tho roann. r of present- , ....;. l0 ,lpol, , rail I " skiey intlucuees," we su, p,.so Siineri
. . . .- .... -i ... i- . . ...
ing truin, ana in unaer esi mating uic JUritll0;l!or of a continent, with
moral tlatiut of sonio of our adversaries,
an anx-
teudent Kenned v means those " inlluences"
- bo true, nnd tho developments of time
have shown that of all tho men who have
ious world as an auditory, and to encour- ""' v" 1,1 w"'.
but wo have never advocated a principle i , .,1...,,T,i1,. ,i,.. !11"n,i..s of i!,. f.iih. such "conservatives" as abhor water and
which in our heart we did not believe to 1 -M ,i , ..:,, ,.t,, .fr,.,.. ' miu'ht die out of pure Hastiness, uet the
P.y its consistent, iiub pendent, and fear. ' s-';l!os '-!iliI occasionally, so as to
less course, in stemmin'-the tide of cor. ' T0U ,ntf lHros and keep them in tolerable
figured upon the fub.io arena, there aro fMk ,Vk-mx -m il,0 past by its ; liI ti. We have noticed for years that
few, if any, who could satisfy an "rM M.nra.hv with thorlghts of tho masses emigrants from "Pike," who were nl
tial jury, with clear heads and w arm pat-1 l;wmlm ni jt.,1Hll;sm llau, ' ways classed there as among the unwali
riotic hearts, that we ever weighed them , ,, u, fl coMtv w ith tl;e:ilbv its love ' h " "S?''.v" g-oJ deal, en.
iu lalse balances. During the eight year-, iif n& m1 cx ' j,.rti0ifliv itJ llcvor joy better health here, and are frequently
iu which wo have battled for the gal . ,iavi.,g j,, rbii,lli:J aUiw clure j l',,"'J with a corresponding quickening
principle, ef justice, humanity, and moral ! ;fi iu .;i..;,ori,V) t,f UI1V partv j of the intellectual faculties. Tho f.ct is,
integrity, that underlie enlightened so- , its tl,arless denunciation of 'bad men, ese fellows ever pas, through a
clcty.our constant rc.ders i2l bear ns , .. m. n ju v w inter or two here, without becoming
witness that in every cae w!.c:c ourpo.-i-, , , . , -,- , f ., ' . ! wut the Jolai.c and As.diel democracv
eaii rather " unreliable. hor.cver vou
. I . 1 ... . . : . I . 1. .
lions une ueeu uu cj, we u.ne iu- , ,:,.; ......,..,... .1
' ma.nt.ws r.se.t in everv co:.:rovcrsv al-
umphantly defended them rcainst all op-' ,- .,-,, , .,- . , " .
1 r wavs ser.dii g o.l tlo I'arkn g curs who
noncnts and in every case, w ithout a , , , . . , ,' . , ,
Lave asailcd it, ho img to their k u nels
bolitarv cxcei'lion, the man wl.o l:..sjoin- , , , , , , ,.
' , , , the l.as ieco.no to lecordu.lv
ed issue with us in a l.:ck h.'g u; on a ..." , ,
, . . , . 4 ,. hated bv dcma'o"ae, whoremongers,
matter of f-ct or of prir.c.ple has got his i , ., " , ,, . , , ., ,.
, , , , ' ... : trat.o.s, and thieves; whi.o it iies m the
back broken. Ino man who has a just . . ,
xvarm hearts ot ad honest men and virtu-
imagine, if yon can, a plain, utisophi-ui-rated,
liontst old firmer, who was hero ill
IS 10, seating himself by the fuo and tuk
ing up his paper Id lead an article on
"lloNKny," or a Waiiximi aumnnt
pKMAiioin i;s," and, easting his eye to the
head ol the cditoiial column, Hpics tho
natno ol .ljinry the.o us tho writei!
Ye gods!! picture (if you can) iho dis
toi led I'ualiires of llio scowling palriaii h,
as ho turns oer tho paper and hunts on
tho unhide for tho jmlitt reo7, You
won't do for an editor, Amory you won't
iii-iir do,
You won't do for a politician, tttlur,
Amory. Your moves are all unlucky, for
tho r eason that they tiro wholly nclfish, nnd
even body knows it. Your maneuvering
in tho It.iker Senatorial election wasn't
any to our credit, Amory. Your mean
ly crowding Matlock oil' (he track, and
putting yourself on, thereby giving the
election to Wail, didn't uuiU much iu
your favor, Amory. The thirteen votes
which you and your I00I4 dh cited from a
portion of tho Lincoln electoral ticket, iu
order to gratify your spito at Dryer, was
rather against your claims to a very fumy
political ii.ll .Mice, Amory, while the poor
headway you made in "spreading your
self" to defeat a part of the I'uioii Statu
ticket last year, shows that your gang of
"old line whisky wigs" and mercenary
" loeotocos," as you call them, hasn't in
creased veiy iVl since x oil began to run
with them, Amory. The I'.iet tli.it ymi
can control twelve votes iu tho entire
State, shows that 11 tho tools of dema
gogues haven't yet found ihcir way into
J elf's army. You won't do lor a "liU
enii, Amory you won't hairdo. There
is an unwritten xoluuio of your political
exploits tiled away in the memory ol
many a good man; but, until you make
nioie successful motions than you hae
tow ard climbing up into public conlideneei j
lUiin Hi t lVTi . A f.-r ilm ;.i JVil
oml olti.i-r 111 lln Suii lni'ciu-.l In litir mi
linuil i .Hi-i.l.'rul'li' mini ef nun. hiiiI In- liui.tiul
hIko Wivi coo ndintl fm ln i' n alr .,n ul.lo
in Sun t-rmu'in'ii, nii'l ii'"l likely in pni'i ri I'ul
lii-1'.ire lu n'eeivi'J tlic iiimipy lor llii, nil imlrr
ilrmni i;n Inm I'.v tli Tivssiiry I'l-piiriimiil, fur
l.iil H.I',',I hp,,niil t' 'iv. iiie,l, mi. I hi
ho Im.l oiih ei'Ui. eoiiUI not Imiv iivnlmeks
(it iiiei,lliu itnl.'iliimilo luiietuiiiiiiy was nl'liucl In
iviuo i.nmo..lit.'lv Willi III C'l.l, Willi, oit
W iotiii to rxeliiin lil pnper k.iUi v Inr Imol.-r
1111, 1 iiu.rv vulii.l!o iiinner. Kun.-v lijs iiil',.iiu,l
11111I iiin-riiitf I'lii.'lieii ! unvly nil nuivl suupn
lliito villi Inm. I.Hnamm1 e.innet ile jnnm' In
tlu Mtlijivl. t'uisi'K, li"l Iiiihl, lull In illy mij
lis-p, Hi iiooknl upon t Its? Miiiiili'rinu iin.l iu
I'iil nnU-i.il' nl Wn-limuloii, lio Im.t nut nllnunl
liiin In litko Ins niilary Iiviii llio I o 1 ol in Ins en
liiuiils, nn.l I'.n.l Hi'' ellii'i' I'-ii'v ' I'V "Inirt mi S.m
l'iiiiieieo. Iliil llifiv n no ln-l lor linn, mi. I lie
ilnl Ins ilulv. lliu 'ii'Viiiii lliul, lliouli ioiliil III
Ins tin ip" owtnii.'ii, lluie i nl l-M one piililie
ellieei' iu 0ii'i:on who HiMneUtiii-s pnv s com lo llio
llovonnm-iit eiS"liloi, wnlimil rmieliin In 10 srl I'
hv rselinnuiiiit U ''r eiinvuev a l.i, I vvln.li II
li'ives us ioa.Miio M i liioiiule.
W- clip the foregoing precious bit of
information from the Oivgonian, which
shrewdly calculates that its inibience xvill
bo proporlionate with ili success in hilling
the name of tho person who comes before
the pubhe "iu the editorial style," (but
ineof.,) whenever a grievously disappoint
ed ollice huntcr feels like giving vent to
his pent-up wrath against every man on
this coast xv ho holds an ollice w hieh he lain
would have had. If tho author had been
frank enough to give his name to the pub
lie, and let the people know the source
Iron which this whine emanated, we would
li:fjJJl,.i spared lie necessity of noticing
it or if tho editor I'icvi. hadn't (rolled
all exvr the streets of Portland telling the
community that ho was driving at the
" Collector at Astoria," we shouldn't no
lice it even now. We d so merely for
the purpose of stating that the item is
ftlse i'l every material particular, and was
.vrilteii by an unfortunate ollice hunter
iv.vn for many y ears in ( 'regou-as the
livil lleuius" a name si guested to the
piblio from the fact probably that in his
iiordinato desire for olli.-e his hand sre.ns
tt be against every man he imagines iu his
xvsy, and every man's hand again-t him.
Now. Amorv. iust a word with xoii.
Tie dratx 011 speak of was drawn in fixorj" "10'1'- ps,:UO 1,10 ""' j pei.etritleil U... n emy, ivar ami .l.oxe ,.,. , S..,,lh Ann.t. They r.iptured a
ol Drew, t'ollector of ll.e Vmv,m D,s ,l:,vo ,;,l!,,n' c !b l""1'1'1 not draw . him j1 '", '".lion to w illi.u hill a imle ; tr., ,,-, is, tl,.. .M,, ll.mpt.. witl,
,., . sj .... r ; .. 1, . 1 ! on many moro items. Wo think vou are h unelloi v i.le. lie was i-g..ge.l at ; Uo In ig.id.- nil i.-k.-l '. it of tit.. .Vh
in., o, .,11 1 . umsi.ii, --in ii ns : - .... , , I the same time III Irmil IV Iwo nl Ling
iiar.nv xvoriu turrui,) in n , .vn-orr. 1 , , 1 , 1 - .. . ... , ,
' Islreeis iliv I'lolis, Loss on I otli si.K s
.M.ls:ieliuscttS WO think IS a belter held
.10 AST 10 1 N K lOAN'K
I III TU l.llllll'll Til ins on. 1 n I
Hooker XlccroHNCR tho Rnppalinn-lloclt---lt.epo.
teil Ooptuio ot Jllch-inond-.-Victory
iu rtisnlNiippi, iko.
I'oriress Monroe, May 7, Two I'nion
priMiiiers vv ho nrrived Irom liiehmoud
o-ilay report that ihey wore raptured
w ithin three miles ol Itichmoiid May .'1,1,
while chasing 11 courier with a dispatch
from Jackson to Jell' Davis, Tho people
of liiehinouil were iu a terrible stale of
excitement.
The Kichmoud Kiiipiircr ol the 7 1 It
claims thai iho rebels look .'000 prisoner
on Sunday, May II. I, but adiinis a heavy
loss, ( (icu, Stoueman's expedition, Iho
mi 1 no paper mux s (hat I,i,0(l0 cavidry had
destroy ed the b'l edcrieksbiirg railroad nl
Ashl.-iiid, took possession of a train of
ears, capturing several rebel government
ollieeis also destroy ing two locomotives.
A detachment of Yankees then proceeded
In Hanov er Court I louse, tearing up the
Central railroad track and culling tele
graph w ire also burning the t 'ourl I louse
nnd several bridges on tho l''iederieksburg
railroad, and destroy ing tho xvaler tanks,
They were ev idently guided by oiun one
lamilmr with thu country. At Drunks'
Clio" the Yankees c.vlinugcd horsed for
fresh ones, nnd proceeded across Iho
Chii kiilioiniuy, destroy iiig thu lurnilie
and railroad Vridgcs over the river. 'Ihey
captured a locomotive vvhiih was tent out
llns morning on a reconuoissuiiec,
Si, Iiouis, May K, A gentleman from
Shievepnrt, l.n,, repoils llmt tlm rebels
havo one gunboat and ,'10 tr.in--poits bn-
Ivveell ihero II. id Ale Xalidi m. 10 000
rebels were re orle I In be at Touloll. Al
1 binv ille, 5 miles li nui Shreveport, he iw
live Texan rcgiuielils .11 route for Little
IwJlniksof llio lliiyou 1'ii'iei.. Tin',,
were reliuill, mid llm pursuit continued to
Iho present time. Four field pieces iiih
some slores were caotiircd, and llm eueiny
ile-ilroycd mueh n.iOre. Thu eouiilry is
llm most broken and ybHiull In operate in
of any I ever saw. Cur victory is com
plelei and llm enemy thoroughly dninor
llliied. (Signeii) ill A NT.
Chicago, May IO1I1. Not it word has
been received up In this limn cilher con
lirmingoi' contra. Ileling llio I'lilladi'lpliln
report of hist night as to tho capture, of
Kichmond. Tlm report Is slid Imlievc.l
in this i ilx , but lull credit nIioiiIiI not M,
given It until fu.ihcr Information on thu
subject is li ived.
New Yoik, Ithh. Tlm Times' etirres
poiideul "ays tho Stouemau raid par
licuhirs lire about us follow; lliswlmlu
li rco crossed to tlm ( Iraiig.i an I Alexan
dria mad when ihey met two rebel ieg.
inents. After a skirmish tho rebels ro
ll eate, I tow ill ds I iordolivillil, lliifnrd's
lotve crossed thu llapidau at Morlnii's
lord, enusiug l.'iOO iulliulry to vaciilu Kan.
coon Folk. They then missel llm loip.
pidnm.'oi k, and on tlm first of May our
I'oices got close on the heels of tlm rebel.
(In the i.'d of May Louisa Cmirl lloin.11
XVII occupied Without opposition, Tlm
railroad Ira. k Inward (nnd mix ill., was
d.strov.d for ten miles, mid lixn train of
cars w ere captured and bul lied, !.oon nf
ter, oil the same allernn ,u, 11 'elaehcieul
destroyed It poilioliof li ro.i I bel Wettll
(ioidonvillii and ('hai loll 1III0. Ay Hun
delai linieiil under ('nl, " ' i
ceeded to J.tniiS l.'ivcr and ilustwi 1 wffVn
lock and boats, nnd a large ipuinlity of
commissary stores. Attempt were iiindo
to destroy the inpiedilets, I1.1t wi-rn uu.
successful. Several splendid llofses Went
lukeii. A pall ol tlii'.illl civalry leiu-lied
1,01k lo Join 1. ell. I nee lor Uu. luyusioii , , jvr between ('iluiubiit nnd K.ch
nf Missomi. Th. y are to be inniinled, j tn,,n, ,! destroy ed tlm bu ks and levee
and would leave ulioiittlie '.Villi May, mid ,! M,t ,, i, ',e bridge n mi J une
moxe up o:tl of Ulaek nver. j r;ur (J,.,,, lii.gg pr. ss.il mi llm Fred-
(!en. liluiit l.-lcgrnph limn Leaven- ',., I,, I, mg io.nl to Aslilaiid and destroyed
xvmlll that C.d. I'lullips crossed theAik j t, ,, ,t m the (own, tl. i.tilrn.td ears,
iinsMs river on the night nl Apul I'h, I yti, mons, ai d I. h graph. A l- t.u luii.-nt
and nil n ke, the rebel f, ice thai had been M , tll ,llm , ,ii,n,., ,,w.r t,
coiieeiil rated and I'oilili.-d al Webb's Fall, South Aun t, but th y w.-ie l .ninl str.mgly
and e:.ptui.-d all their camp f.iiip.tg... ,..,r..-d. t p"i tmn . f tin loteo nn.ie'r
lo. Iiinou.l piper contain llm loll. . ii.gr ; v lt : ..tt 1 1. k laov.d ..ft towards tl.o IVii
Mill'ord, M.iv 7 1 esteld.IV Jseksnli I , 1 I:..,:,,,,,! nnd ilrstmre.l l!,n In,, I...
ijdi would have paid in legal tenders,
wtluuit a doubt. The draft was drawn
l.tl December, and the Collector r.ceived
lid ice if its issue last January, more than
thtco months before (ho draft came to
v. r. I1e.1v v .
lory mi and A-ahe tn opirate in, than Wallingt.n, S:h. It h.i bren as.'.r
Oregon. Aniory and Asahel- iir ;i.'-7.-j t '.'' M'ioiii ll.ii limit thai the iiiiny has
f'mtrum like lean kino in a December
. , .. . . . ... , . T
roaa ol tnur papers aoout a i.,t rocli ; halli Duriin-that time ll.e Collector had
anple oj'portuniti. s to buy legal tenders
demoer-it " on io-.i- l..i et-,. f t-., t 1 l'.- '
firm y aid, they follow llio sunshine round
the hax -slack as ihey f ed.
never uses nauh water or soap.
Good SiEEcn. (In the outside of this I
at li:h cents on the dollar, but he didn't! As. .1111:11 V.01K Kimxi thk Aumv. A
doit, as you meanly insinuato ho vv. nil. ; member of the S'.h N.w I lauipOiiro lo gi-
tni'tit vt tut hi It. n 11 it wlrntof I ). 111 . 11M 11 1
week's Miner will be f .un.l st.ee.-l. m .1.. u'"' " l"e ilr.ill Ii.nln t Cume sinl ' ' ....
wtcK s papir win 1.1 iniiiiii a spmii ma.io , and properly 1 lanns to l.n a (rut Demo-
by Daniel S. Dickinson in New York.- i d" "I""1 1,0 I'1'"1 1rVw " "'. .-rat now-. i' reeenl letter In Ins br..,h. r.
" loins are girt about xxi'.h truth," wid f.nd I
little Oinicultv in sstidiu a sn-.oo'.h stone
c ue, f comfort, at.J money, wh'.ih we
f The tpeeeh will bo read with tl-Iicht bv i (,'r tllis .v" B,,uw llim' intimating resident in (Iraltiin eomtv, .lvs tl.t In
by 1!
every man ip ha a atriot's heart I
thumping in lit bls..nt. Do k. ..-.-u
it s the precis.' g o
Stanton, Cass, A !
D..!e Owen, 1 .n
r. Tier,)-. Ii.it.lo p,.;: s I.. ie.,-r,ixi. iter . . . ...
T,i -.-li-.-w-il.- m ft lu.l 1 fifnl "r.fi.!t i i.s ni.n. i . ' ' l IClUeM C'l the O. -.. i
, . , , , 1 circulation and turn as nnf.v little pccuiu ,. ,-
licr the interests of tho laborir n &scs, I . , , ' that organization v.
' , nrt' rivn .. 4 t. -tiitx.it, .t I, .i.it'i.xp u i'h . .
- - ir-.':r- -lr.T.r.i, : r G ' . . ..4 in.i -.-. I tt..r.
m',-.... n t.. .,i.v,
Sl-o li..-n'i !,l sJe-i.K- I !ii- nrL ..I l..ii.-i-.n
crashing through the obdurate skull of the ,., . , , ... , " , I
, .-. . , , . , . liberty nr. J po.uieal r-jfirm aro written j
ta.lest lioLa'.h, that, i t dcfvirg the armies ' . ". , .. , . .,, ,i
' . , 1. . i in a book tho worU w:d never read,'
cf huinr.n progress, is led by ins temerity i , ., ., ,r . . . , , i
. " wh.lo lha cifort ol a few warm-hearted,
o ' e .-. Hero-.:. In il.I
' litt!o rl"'i ! ,l;il oro,
ll.it it would have been a x il lailmus Iran
I -
' A
nr.
erty, virtue, ana txaot justice, thtt mu.-t
.jutderllo i bovcrnment that apires f- rw"r
petuity, was the great n! ject fr
tha --lrf was r- '
fo!e tttr ct iti pinoauce Imoug.-i i::c J .
I
of cncouriii-mcfif, are indelib.'y sn'.'teii
C.ihVd bvl'.Me.1
. . I. . , i -. , ;
bii i el, a: v i
Mas ' (,..!,
! . is r .
I,
upon o.ir own heart. The history t f w liilo Di.kii
: gs::g of smali-bccr j.olaici.ii:., w lo think ! are C3;!cj t,y ,,,c .
!it the duty tfa ; a; .r to m.jj ort its.lf , v,-,h,nf vtr 'ou
right if Poetical gloom through wLich it - J - T , . 11 J'''--""M
. . . . ... wr.ltcn 1:1 o:;r i;ie:;:frv. Jiward such,',,,,,, ,.-r ;
lis. - sn I tftw i n i . ,'.i', I'm ' man uown as a I . i
' 1 nt:r r.)!!.-..!. I. ,-r. '.!:. -r it:!; ! f ri'.i.r,. in fl.
sfV
'a""
I,
of a higher inttU'gence, nmre JcciJeJ in- ' ,.
dependence, and loiter civ iliatioti, is, as
wo verily belii-ve, s;reakL' g ac.-r s the '
i:.e of justice than her. !- fore.
who i.i-vi-r lui-iiti.
The ,frvi;.t. Lax i: g b. en united w ith the Ward I!
a't I.' ;.i.!i.V .i, nj j cars to day in an en-
. d. al about Carner i ..
cher'i
V
ng l.aii'l.
.Oily , -i.
.' 'inirv , w .
It: l .x i d v. till all lis n. coiitel Ini I t at
('imp l.i lii'.n'li. 'I he d.uioiis!i iti'.ii by
I o. ki r pIoX i d Ini il.sa-ter, lull sunplv 1.
la. line. Less than llilve l un ths .-I tin'
vxhole loi c ...nl. I be ai'g iged, . using to i
tin-. I. n so f.re.ls and un I .n In a'ilo lo t.. 1
(lirlns. iu piiioinr .bus lint ix.icl
l.'.oo I
The I'l. si, !. nt nln I (!. n. Il.illei k xi it 'd
llo. ki t's army nil Tuesday, an. I return.-. I '
'nt iii"lil. 'I In arm v is t.reimi nni I. .r
..- ., If l f..-..l, . 11 ,
kCU,.roin n.e .x. -r ,im.v,,rr ,,:r,. n,e , .lll1,1.,. Ill(,x ,..,,,. Vo will pmbablv
, (!..t:os and doing .1 the New Damp- , , uw u j, , , lw,,lo .
ro Demoeratn- .Siato ( miv entmn, and ,,.r it ha coinmoh.v.1.
s ! Is: I chiiiioI g.. with tin. Demoeratie I Mav M. I.tsl ,x.-i,.iig'. Vsl,.ngl..ii j
1 , C.nxei.tMmof New ll.tinpsli.re. I have s,lir jt u Md. rsl..nd th .1 Honker
' ca.ri. d Iheir resolution in my k.-t. i ,.,ti,., ,t,., ,i ., t w..,t 0,imo n.rn hi !
:oi I li ive taken pa ns In get llm t'ti- : kii:. s . ..i u I .--1 . uu.l Inis.ing md a!...
( .. .ills of Doumciatsin tho I:.-, !. ,t I,,,,,,,.!,, n.n , , ,,,.,,,! f,m t
i...i,lb.'t lliid f.ne that indor-.,, or that . . ,,lillMt ,,,.',1 that w lnl.. ... ... I .r
; m ..Id su..rt then, with th ir vntes. "- ,.,, n , Ril. nt,,n, rv , t,.,.k ,
, t,rn.ltnt H'm-r,tt(l,no'rl) ' ,.,- ,.ri....-r. us l.e I..,t. '
rv.-.-Vil Of KliSn I tl' I - Ml 1 .- j N' nlL. -Si I. ..lil il.'..l, h
A i iroe niriilii-r of r.-fu .- fom K'll- ' : II. Sl-.ligl.t.-ll (i.ililv r.tain.'.!
rv , (o t: y, alarmed at the r.-ivnt r. In 1 in. ur- , f"1" Hi' hmmid) says tliat nn M-uiliy
il at Kicllinnlnl and ntln r points, hav e . Inori. ing farm. I rush, d In th. c.ty w ill
' ! . hed Cii.ciiiiiati iluriii' the iircs, i,t In w .1' S'oii.iiiiin's appeal on e in tin.
Theyrepnrtlh.it a sad l.ilo f nih.ii b, nn.l lh.it our cnxu'ry were g...
. avail y mi pi. k. i iiuiy. llm i ii.trgu wit
tint by a ...Uliter ih.n;.', an. I lhr lehel
U.'lo li'llip 'liO lly repulsed, bill till led All. I
rapture I I of our Inell. I 111 ill.' (1 II IX
la ling il. in. x em. 'lit is . nuiin.-iii r I mi l
the w ho!,- In ig i lo ai i iv. .1 rvt K 1 1 v ' I'm. I
mi tin. iimr. ing nf (ho 7tll. Oirwhii'n
lns w as t w n kil.e I, I . M. ii d.'.l, and 17
taken pr in.-r. 'Do ne -ioes j . no1. 1 tin.
eolnlll'i' 01 ll " ks, nil I I., gg .1 . ho t.sknt
ilvt.iv. I In X ev el. vx In ro o.ve.i v.tbn
lilo o I Tin it. on nn l a. ted ns g ,i l.-s at
rx. r:t' point.
Ne Yo.k, (lll,.Tl.o ll r.ld' Wash
ingtoii disp iteh say s it is r. t I that.
Ii.ti, L.u sent a ll tnn nskiiig siij..
1 1 .- for llio I'.ib.iiil w.niidt. I, stating
SMI his .mux was .1 liei.-nt, nml rnniiini
'. ' "
'ISt
: t. i.r evists in Montgomery i.n
i i ninlaiu rinmtie. 1 1 i r i . i h n-v"
otlnT
Hack tall that the riLcoon la throvtn , , , , . ' ," ,
, , , , . . .I .rgc l a:. I im; roved f jrm. I., c-ted at
over the hope of the w or!.;; what Las been I . . ,
, , . ! the lapita. ol the UiU' in aimrJam e
our pole. tar heretofore, si..,.; be ttiel.eav- . , , , . . , ., ,
po
enly luminary of our olsrrvation, riii g
though it now i through cluu li of I'il.'.
fiat) daikiitfsi and nn-akcJ witli b.-..aJ
belts cf a bbt!y hue, through which il
fch.il I ere long emerge, sh.w ly ar.J tti a 'i'y
with the rl-iinst ur 'xvrsal wl-h of tha si.!-
scrih. rs f b'j'.h .; r, u l,;nl I p ai'.v
to snj j.'y oi. r reader wiii thw- !atc-l i cvt s,
vtLllo our present sl;tiil enable us t
farn.-h them w ith a vast inc-iase if r '.t l
ing matter. We (.axe In en n. griittx-
imaginary, may bi .i:'. . .
whose heart issB.! ' i"
rotten sj o!.. Tiii.1 f Jlo is
i.l Co.'.-U tlotl t') bp 3V."1.
k' h iil b.4i
too far gone
i.
irg to, rd If. nil
1 now uir.'sing the
I.
l!i Ttr:t DtNoi-Mto. O.i thu 27ih of
IVbrj.iry, S, t r Davis of Kentucky
ma le a xiolcr.t hr.rang ic iu t!m 1'. S. Sen
;.te ngair.-t G.-r. I'.ilh r. Ho ib.nounccd
l!-:lir an! liuhd M.Clelhm with tho
IJjv. i amc bn.itli. Yc Laxe noticed quits a
rt i.li.r.tk ft... l..'l-i' l'"l':-, l.rt r,i-.l
.. . .. , rc:.o in tu'J f..r:.;-h.i g I len men with
sxariiniiii liiu xxor.u i... u rcaui'.i :.a ZJ- i ,. , , ,. .
.. . .. . . a re ulle I i.io'.i inur: . Ut S..'cm
Mill ll.llir.nl.i tf . I . . . I
, . . . . t , , ' ii.gdot.otl.is, weask everv L nloti man f'ni'gollof lato rd ra.io of Lutlcr by
when a mightier thin Jo Lm tha.l corn. . , , , ,. ' ., ,i n-i ,
. .f. . a. i .no ..I .i 1 i:.lt w !.,-. L.n 1 th pij;r f. !, to ne ! the j.cs.oii r. . The crtt of
, .,, e . i L. bc-t m: I. .-.vor to en rets-' our c.rcu-
.niu ii-jii .i.ii.iiii.iuia v. un.l. in i ui'ie.i . , ..... . e . I . . ... - . i, ..
. . 1 .. .-.'..on. Wc L.ixe I cir.com tie e. ton. ..it "f the ' L.iii.I-.rg.ir.s Lire i that I.utkr
ftuns.iino i.l rp""!. r.n.i "i.irv .if i.i. .t ur.r .
washed
tear of
with the blood tf martyrs, sh.! in tl. f.nd
ing religion, humanity
T .....I. I. A.. . I l. . J .
... , , , . i rav, tiiu.h of win. h ii by fir Uio b-r." in f"'ir iinlii'.i, of "abolitionist- whoare
ticipations, st.circd at by thoorrn ct.cmiis 1 ' , , ,,. , , . , , . ,
, . , . '. i coining to answer our t tirr oe. c now !, Id in slavery by Jell, to do a good
of virtue and illy appreciated by many a ' , 8 . ... ... 1 . , ,., , ,.-
, ' . . ' : i know no I irly Lut Ih j I ii.nii run v. aiel share t f the fighting.
mercenary tieinagoguc wiio li.i crawlcM . ,, . . , , 1 ..
, . ,., , eordia.ly ri'.. nl thu Land if (.'.. .whif ,. , . ,
into our own raid., have wo st.ad.Iyla- ... . ' I.trrsiiMJ. It i and that
i.i i . i . t"fii iiiii-t w u ur( M ,,n n n't ft U t
bored throtin a long jenoi of plo-itn, i ... ' ...... . ,
tUT fiatihricd null biiU''on tuc ti'M t"'. a . . nii K fl.it. llo will ww rivom linnared
, , , , i.'i' iiiw n. i. ,ni i'l i -u no: .iryif in w.'.'
... m vu. m-j VllllllM. .-' Ul Ull
mis
the
ing tl
("0 ';-u1 f" o ;.'.''''"'uci.arg .' about
Iho corruptions tf t.lliel.il on thi coast,
and trctching out your Landi in an im
plnring manner to inrito a " fpcci.il com
missioner" like Iirow ti to " come over and
illg lip ( Xi I X lin.lv as llison. l. I lie
Mar- bells w.-rc rung, and fe.iif.il i..nl. iii.-itmu
sh ill' vagabond mrcj. ilnwn fmni their '-11-11.'. I. Stoiihtoll 4Xs Stniieinal.'s fiiico
11. oiinlaitl ftitliessos every xx.ek or two, ; w.nt within s ght .1 K. hm. .11. 1, um fmr
iu ii.h ril g nnd pillaging p.'.-.erahle riti- ) of our mm w i'l e ea. lined ithni a pi.n li r
., wliosi: only i 11,-iise ruiisist 111 llii-ir "I a Imlu ol tliat city. f .
biieJ.i favor of tho I'niuii. No lex '.!. Ilinks (l,ni.si.ii,) Las is-.no 1 or I f .( , J . -' , ,
I.... . .1. ...... . t 1 .... 1 I .I. r. 1 11 , . 1 1" I '
county haxe becii brutary inur.lere. I ith In let x e Ik . partm.-ut mi or b. f.r.t the ' t j, und.-rsi., that ti.-u. Iluf.r'l with
in the past four we.ks. The people live 'I.VIi of May, nm ..i!iing the ,l.-th I ,... , ,r..,. ..lll.,rj,. ',!, All.-....
1 inconstant termr of the barbarous rebels. p-na'iy for furnishing suppl,,., t tl.o ,;,.,. v,.,ten. V ami tint l.o i n-.w
1 i .. " r . . . , Sn 1 u ok losKiiuN I l.re is another . I letummg, usx ing ilestmi . . I lie l.n Inimml
helpus ferret out corruption. I hough j ()f ,,()M" Ur, !yuZ( Ploladrlphi, M ,v ,,.-Th.. HdVin ,.f , ,, ,,,,
we gather that most of your charges are , !.;,!,,;.... Kns.-era.i muse hi s..l.i.- J'."". ! " l,M,,",M " ""' lr'""w W ' ,"u' '. II- cxpiur.-.l many pr.s.,rri and grtm."l
aimed at Dr. H.-nry and M-iior Krau.is. t n -,,s.. f their dulie and delin.,,,,-,,. -v ""I."" "' "" ' "r""1'" , ,. hxabnbl.. ..,l..r,,t......
who Used to show vou ur, in lh., r,,,,,,, . ' . i.-: " Tho ( 'nml... Hiding (J.-neral h-reby . .V'; "'l-r ! to" I..i'p.i.er I.,,..,,,., ,,!, f ,.r.-.
an. wo think vou l,av, .,..,-r t.e, ft1.U i 1 "'" "l:it ' "I'1 "H " Canh.-ld, of . '" .;''..''"'-'' ," " .
' i ' " "' I .1 . In-.. I. .1 . ...I
1 ro., .in to a a r ) l.utier on llm pari
fl! .I.-.r..,.." I,r I. tf... I'.i.ll.r
t , , ,, l..,,on. in- 1..111 1.01. I'lin il'l.l'.l I'Ml'l.'I'l ' '- ' r v'
1 cf pc-;c and glory uroii a world , 1 , . ' - , ., ,- . . ,, , ,
, . , ... theadx.ii.r.' rav Mt.m, ai w.th the ir.-' ' I 'r snx.i.g iho I 1. mil at all haards.
for nx tl;ouai.d vtar w.iti the . . 11 t t 1 .1 11
, sct.t L.gh pr.ee of 1 a'ir and lii..t-r... , we M infiV'.rof pwttii,.,' don tho rebel.
VI I'jxjn S Uliii VI lOHiSUIi'J UIViilllLii ... f 1 . 1 I I I ...
rtyi, s,ii;.i in u.-l'.'U.J- i,i " ii'-r , , ....
, , ,. . . sand d.,.Mr a y.ar out ofour own i'K.k- too an l l,c n in Lttor, a every otiit-r ri:irintr in which you finally took vmir
li V. Ct;J t.iO I niotl. .. . . ' " . .....i . . . '
, ,, , tt, im I vait tii .i r nuhsri.Ur f,r our : '".val iniiii oi miic h, ol employing me I , out of Mr. IJ,-. tor' dish a
crnditablu
"'"A" l .he 0.Vh Ohio K. ginie.it. be ili.gr.-i.vful. I'," I,,"r,,,"l W -"';t;"'".
'J,r,,J:' ly .!i,i.is..'d fr.-.i. theserxice. f.r alb.wi.ig ! I1'''1 ,,,M""r lrl,T"M: ,l,n 'IT''"'"""
i'ti-n" i a f. rage train (.. be captur.-.l by a force nl i '." i'h im arry ,ng , ight
your virtuous ariicl'ing around to
l ... . r 1. .
out- tn lasis 01 inonsirnii corni.tinii p.rii".. train I., l.e rapt
one xva where llm .Superintendent of ; tho 1 uemy but slighlly Mip.-rinr to Li
Indian Alf.irt "nrtimlfy huwjht ami iliv "" w itlimil r.'sisl.uiec; nn l tliat li.. l.e
.,,., nrr...i ..1 1 .1 .1 .1 deiirived of nil pay and allow aiiec. 'I ho
(junta grttnimrJii and tho other, the ..' ,. ..' ' , ..1.1
, ,, ,, (,oiiiniaiiding (.-ioral r.-grct that In- is
Hcnumlrcly (.oll.-. tor at AsJoria, "ir.'.o i llllilUl. , viMi ,1... ..xlr.-.n., lu nullv ..f tho
-
law upon one so .1. 'serving ol all ignomin
ious d.-atli."
days' ratmii.
We also Icirn fi' in another smircolhat
H burned
of tho rebel
lit II. V I'l tl.fl k. lllh and W. -t. I'leasohtoll
1 ax .tiiy ri n.s. d iho nx. r and piloted..!
in.lt. , at. !y I . llio If -III, f.r th" plirpnsrt
nf It.'niiimil. nn tho I'lii'iny't i'silu.ll.
To 1 1 brought tins ll I ir o. p'.sj.
tn.li i.i-ar I h III. 1' I n sVnio, In tin 1 . ig'l
tho old
Joiighfi'-o triitor, liu.'hanaii, In gone to
rai-ii.g flit. Ho w ill now over a hundred
a' res thi nummer. It i uposo. by an
wa more
to him than to vou. and wo
1
don't think you will add much to your
reputation f.r " noselr.g out corruption"
by your assault on tho Collector at Asto.
ria. I!..ciusi. Mr. Lincoln didn't nee fit to
give you a place till he had evidence that
you had thoroughly reformed, you came
i.'akable of tho M.-ady alv.nrermM of , h,in""'f CV"7 V"U'" ,!'cS:'l"J U Hasten, paper, that ho intend, lo supply ""-re than a year ago breathing out
, race, and ;.rr f.r auom. nt doubt-1 " rM'r(','' !""r r'"' a,'XU:'-V Lin-olu with r.,pe, enough to hang all of ! H'reatenlng and .h.ught.-r against ll,,;
rlh., issue, of lh., Irr.o .,...:!.!.. ,,, f :,. ' ,,r ff" lhn Wn l!,i, l.o .-.n's old tools' with. One of them Administration and all il friend. ' You
t - " ... I . .... I !. .1 . i . t ... . I . . . ,
between a national vitality tin gg'i, g t- "'' '" 1 ' "-'-mmo-u., lWlk ,,iq ,llllt nll(1 .rll , tl0
purify the bode, a-n tho .unun i; J I''I"r, h", 'lt',,J 'f j ..rfyri.oi g j..j,., f,r pCI n.ission to goto tin.
ical gii'Srene, and moral . W,, wLU. sli.ee ' m "ln,'J' M,,U"n ,n '""r'i ' Sa.idvti. h Island. If U.i. l..i.,ft.i' rope 1
the Girolina rebellion of 1 . l.,n w",,l',J ," " '-J '! .v""r M' ' prop, rly ti.e., lUl ' tool' will be r-W-
gradii:illy .lilliii. it. If through tho vlul. ! d"r" S " ftr" ,"" "f,"n ,""t;r Ju' ' to a position better merited by l.i "for-
gradually diitiisu g
of the irntion, till in liI it brokn ont n
.-. ...I? . . . . . .
piur, or 10 ii'Mvor., to 1.11 ii.e (art om . . .,. ,. ,io .. w)lc.
i . I .1 I 1 . . . ...
a Confed-ney" boil, with a red m in, . V UUi "'4'" vl " 1 iK" ;! )"'' l0 wr.t' to lh iVesident about.
1 i t 1 ., "'"I ro't'iig y.nr t .oi, Ii 1 . i.i.wh'tl
tluz' va t.iini.I.' at 1 ! Last', known ns u. 1 1 '
-01 1 '
V Seymour democracy," w bile u. h organ
a tho Orr'i'in fttt iman constitute tlm
ynaml.n. N-. j isllry th; rxpirnn.-iit IlniMaiin. Y Ikaiio 'J'r.uiilTOiiy.
of putting thf .lryi in th.. Land, of e very ; 1 he follow ing are tlic liounuantii ol J.lalio
1 1 ' .1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 '., ' nan you cm indii' e to take it and l ay Territory :
liair and bnstlei intended to h-d I a "com- , . . ,vi .. .
jiromisc jdi.stor" prepared by l)r. Vallan
diuham -t!iO fiubecriben lo tii.se s!i . Is
! l,r it, and, our w.r I f ,t il, il i-very I'lnoii I lb giniung at a pr.int In tho middle 1 ban
i ' 1 .... .. 1 . 1 1
l.iatl ill Or.g'.n will .bill,',., the ..re....,.,. 1 '" "''''' river, w i.-.tu tue no. ....ru
n ' 11 .1 .ft I... l.,.ii.lii llm anion
iJillilllJ.'ir V H ill'U'HI ll.l'.l I"';
' . . 'J . a .
1
era m.i&i-ii i . rj . .. .i
Icing 10 niay nit, liih. r already l.at.h-1 . , '. , . ! then fdloxf down sai l tlr.nmd or Snake
r.l out into crawling .cecvsin,, vermin, or ' J"3 SU,.," ' Xk' lU l" vil ! f.v-r to I'oii.l .-lt-''" '.""utI'
Icing in .he proec, of a cer.ain l.,ub.v i ,"7 r'""" 1 " J';"' ! K kooxkia, or Carat.r r,v,r ; .
. , , . , , , , eulntn lh.- pat er, an I xt x ,11 att. t,d to d in north to tho fo' ly-liu.tll parallel or
tio... U nr. the nation I. cur.d, Doctor , w , , . latitude ; thece nsl, along .aid parallel, ,
alliiiidighain 1 plusti r h.n "l to he torn I , , , . , i il.n tvt i.,iy-s. vi i,tli degree i f ltigitul.i
off, though it bring all the bri!li oul by ! ., , , ,' , T " 7 it "f Washing!-..! ; thence amitli along
.. ... . . hum list iio'.'iinei oi rx. rion 01 l.w t w on .. 1 .1. .... ..t I..,,,,;,., 1 1,. 1 .,. imrllinri.
tho root, nn.! (lie iilimg Ini got to lie 1 , . , .. . .. , . ,. .. , '"" " ' . .1
, . ... .., . ,, . ; whi.h Iho vie traitor sl.ctta are bt. rally , boundary of (th.r ido J t-rntory ; lh-nei,
crawling, if he Iu a. ( to audi truth a ' west, along said boundary, to the thirty
we are in tin; Lal.it of puhlish'i g.
probed with bayonet III! the blink core
tf slavery 1 dug nni .y tin; root. Jin
is manifest destiny tho decree of heaven
. .1 - t .. t . 1 .11 . . '.I. r
rnnu l,,0Ul' u v' ''"r ;.-'-Dr. M'llr.do'. tommivion and
mora, ticvcmpiue , anu goo nyr tnar. .,,,,;, . n;t , Haa,f)r
,,fhrainSI.. front of the car. V hen the, nir,ip,f J(,((,iir uu
core (if tho rebellion, the Maying plaster, ' , . ., , . , , , , , .,
( u 1 , " ' ib art lor the Smdtii' li I.und about the
tho nrr, nils-, ami vermin, nr.- rapr I 2;j , u
tff with -j'Ot'hcrJ, flt:J bin md with fire, ' " '!'. ..
i.r Lulled out of ini.hf, the ration will re-1 IIaiid 01 Satx. Some one call th"
.'crate Iti '.xtifiustcJ energies, the fluh ' Prince of Darkness a t'oppethead.
third nVgrce of longitU'lu west of Wash-
ingion; thence north, nlong said de
gree, to the f.rly-second parallel of lati
tude them e wt'l, along ni I parallel, to
tl.e ral rn bnuiidnry f the Mate of Ore
gon ; thence north, along aid boundary,
to tha pht'-o of beginning.
. -9
-".'."(Iu th-! fjutsi In o today's paj.er
will be found a very inttretli'g letter
fmin Hon. J. II. M JI.ide.
made Mlatemeuts to ui about " Hill Hew-
ard," "Tom Dryer," "Dock Henry," and
" Old Sim J'ra.icis," which mado the men
unworthy of public confidence, if trim.
In tracing up some of your jtjitf!jmitiun
hinco, wo have found that, no far ns we
could get at them, fhey are, like mo'it of
your statements, wholly J'ulte. Now,
Amory, couldn't you confess your heart's
dii'iishcil purpose of breaking down every
prominent I 'nion man iu Oregon, so as to
give yourself a chance, without stooping
to your old practice of lying so? We
thought y c 11 prolessed lo have "reformed1'!
but "ran the leopard change hi spots"
Ye, by leaving one 'spot' and going to
another a kind of change' very popular
among such as have pursued after oflieo
under dlHi'Milli' S till (he complaint ha
beeiiini) i.hroiiic, Atnory, you might ns
well rpiit ofliij. -limiting, first ns last. We
know you have succi'i dcd, by hard bum
ming for about fifteen years, in procuring
one appointment under J'lllmoii', who
sent you oil' three thou. and miles with a
commission in your pocket worth about
h'i't'i per annum.
You won't do for an editor, Amory,
C'jiii'iiilly in the Wesl, where plain, hon
est, practical men want to know who is
talking to them through a paper. Jicit
DtAi.. James I,. IVttigru of Charles
ton, whose decease j niino.iii.'.d, wn one
of the most ilistiiigiiidud c 'ti.'iisof Si ml li
( '.imlina. Ill h-gal iihiltie, '.iii.-tif.
mi. I integrity p iie.-d him ill front rank of
lawyers, wl.ile In genial maimers won I .r
bill, the I'l 11 lld'.lllp ol political opponent.
I In was a steadfist friend f thu I'libui
and did not hesitate to ilrlioilliee secession.
''or eight year bo wa Attorney (idicra!
of tlie State, and wibscipicntly I'. S. Dis
trict Attorn ).
,)" McTighe, n prominent democrat
ofVittsbiirg, 1'n., lately r. ill. . I a h ill In
some coppi-rhesiU who I.e. called a
marling. Tlm owner wns present nod
listened to lln ir trei.S'illltbl.) speeches or
axvl.ilit, when he suddenly arose, told ih.-m
ihey weru a pfl' k of traitors, and turned
llieni all out of doom,
')' 1'oiir JieM'iii have bene convict
ed 1. 1 Ir.i'ison in the I', I). I)i .1 ri.-t Court
of liidianu, for resistiti'.' iho arrest of de
serter iu that Hluto. Thesii me lh. first
convictions f..r treason hinco the lngiiining
of t lit) rebellion,
" V" Among the disclosure of Si.
I'uti hm'h day i llm fad thnt llm chief of
Hie .Mic-.Mac linliiiiis is a live Irisliuiiiu, a
di.'scrudii.it of the Miss I, ami spoken of
111 history as having saved diaries II, alter
the buttle of Worcester.
jjr I.nle intelligence from Aikanas
is to the I'H'.ct that the country Is d. sli
tut'. of provisions, and thu "jnyliiivxkers
and bandilti in the fiiounliiins are thu cause
of much imeniiie".'' Thu people were
undecided whether lo plant crop,
l ')" About 00 wo .1 in Madison,
Wisconsin, have taken the preliminary
steps lo form a Union League, lo riu oiir.
age loyally nnd bring tlm weight of thuir
inibience against treason,
1'i.ax Uaihi;o, The (liernieal proper
ties ol the 11 it plant, as shown by I lie jit
cut OihY'i) rcpoit for HJ, penes that the
1da.1t Is not injurious or particularly r.t
nan itiuj to the soil.
" v"": '"r '"' r' "'at "!'. l I l I, xx. r- f ...nd . vv, t tho
lias lake,, I.i. hii.n.i.l, l,.xi.,gadxa... j u ,,.), .. 'p, ,, ,, W).rrt
.1 by the way of U.ktnvtn, and ll.at lie , , ,, ,,,,,.,,,1, a.,-1 ,, rapidly . p..s,bl,.
Inderal ll.g no wax.' over ll... i.b.d A , ,.,,,M(; l,1.r ,,, Mn.cs and
p.tal.( ll l.l intelligence i. true, 11. ,,;(,, t, ,,, ., ,, ,, our
Hooker s falling l,. k was a r and ihe ., . ,., ,,,, . tl..-f-
r.ala. xat.ce.n l.i.hmond w s In be 1.1 tde .Iv,,, , ,, f w ,..y
wh. e l..'e s army w, on ll, Kappahan- , ,, , j , n:, ,.,
' k', 1 .Sl",.','l"'""' , l" V" "'I l' : ' ing 1., k. II h of ,,ll.
reported, l. the work of t f,,r SrW Vlk( , ,.,,Tlll. ,, ,,i,,ks
l.ee to r. .1. 1. tin, rebel cap..,, . Ill the , ; , y ft, fiilM. , ,r
inc.,.. ...,u Hooker is on Ins heels. f,r,,nl S..IF..1U and lb, V..in,ula
...., ..tnoi. rtpiuiy ., .,.,y, ,, ,,, . , - , , ,
fuel probably resulted I10111 tliit'iiii.iil.int
iiiovi'iiiciiis report. . I,
ll is reported (hat private advices have
I n receixed in this city from 1'iirirrs
Monroe stating that lo oiii) I Vdernl ir.M.p
arrived there on th.' nth as i. iiiforeeiii. nls
an I immediately innvid f.rai. for an
llllliek Oil KiclllllO.I.I. There is tin . hull. t
but that Hooker ha rci r..ac tlm f C.si .s.
baiiiiiH k. It I also . tiled tint li, u,
Stoiiemnn ws lying at .. h,le II. .us., on
llm ('ith, reiviviiig iriiifnieemi iils fii.ui
triiiisj.orls via Yo.k river, which h inline
diaisly moved forward t Ui. hmond. Tl.e
pi nplu of this city are in tint highest Mute
of I'Sciteini'iil over the glorious news.
Tin lelegiapll is silent rcspecling this
slurlli.ig intelligence, which is already
ev iling the utmost enthusiasm,
Springfield, III., May If. The following
was receive. I hist night;
(Iran. I Oulf, Missisipi, May .'I I. We
(.' lined a glorious victory at I'orl Oibson,
Miss., on (he .t. The enemy are ill fill
retreat, and our forces are iu closu pur
suit. Tin. Illinois troops as usual hi have. I
w ith llm greatest ff ilhintry. The Im on
our s'nbi is IM) kill, d ami f.OO wounded.
We have tiil.cn loixi prisoner. Th. Ins
of the enemy in killed and wounded i
much greater than ours. Ilmn'i. Yaii.s.
Washington, lull, The following has
liei'ii n ei ived; (irand (liilf, May (). ''i
(inn, II allcck: We landed nt I'oliugshurg
April I ll'l, and inarched direcly lo Tort
Oil. son and met tin. enemy II.OOO slrong
four mill's south of that pliice, at '2 o'dock
on the morning of the Dl. Mugagi d and
loiioli' Inm all day, cnlin ly mutuig him
with the ben of many killed and wounded
last xffk. Ii! was apprised thst the
rebel capital must fall without prompt
I support fro n b army, nn l he had al.
r it ly Leg. 111 l n I Ir.M.p toward l.i' li'
luoinl 011 'I burs-lay lasl. la e or some
one ids.' with a g-Mi.l pr.rt of hi (( was
well on h way lo Hi. Inn. n I oil Tburs.
day. Hook, r Willi Ins army freshly pro.
... .-. I r.iMi'il ll.e ISppnli.iiiiunk 1 ridy
liighl. II.) foil. I I b'lt a Scle. -ll 1.1 pickets
iii In. nt. No I'liemy worth iii. nlioiiiiig
this n 1.1 of (he .Nnl ill iitnt llV. r. Tint
let.. I lor. e t. a. In d lli.hmoinl j.i-il in time
I.i prevent its caj.lure by forces (runt
I'm tress Monroe, 11. 11 Week will Hot
pass without Stirling iietss from Ku h
lii"iid, or ll.e banks o lie. I'.tmuiiky.
New Yoik, I Ith. A ili-pulcli from
Hooker's h. a.bpl irleis 1'th slates that nil
Wound."! in our lilies have beell properly
c .re I f.r; lies.) within the rn.'iiiy's lines
will be sent over lo u,
Yr k t, inn biiyhl, M iy J'th. A gener
al belief previnl tlir.iiighoul llo Slate
that lot I11110I..I has bu ll raptured. At
yd llu re i no cvid. nre that the rumor Is
not conei I,
Sin I'rnii. i.eii, May 0. Sieamers
llrotln-r .Ion atliau Irom Yiciori t, ami the
Ori.tbii from I'linniua, ariixcl last night,
S in rraiicise.i, I Ith. The steamship
Oiitba, which nrrivul Silur.lny night,
brings Hill irisngi-r. ll Is rumored
that I'. I', lisr will be a candid ile for
I b.vcriior, ami lint I'lu-lp will not be
cainlidil... The contest will be between
L.w and Siaiif'ird.
Tor Latent New, Boo rXoit rage.
-.
Nineticii 1'i.li-r.il an I twenty ona
....I ..t f.w. ..: I l .1 I . . . . .... . ..(.
...i'l 11.10.1s pin-uii'i, ocsi i. s me r. n. 1 g. -ii. lals liaxii I.. .11 kiil"'l in name
woimdi'd. The i ni iny n Ireuli d lovtnid lordii.l from the Ob its of w ids since
Yi ;h',bnr, ileslroy iny the biidg. soii ll.e iho war besu.