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THE OREGON STATESMAN M I'I'ltl IflllKM r. ) V MiiMi W Hul'.MVU, l' l) Oi'JJJii Prliiiiitf (inf. PuMlahing Ccinpuny, I'IMll'KIKTOL'S. OUoltil ?,)ir of tlm Statu. TKIiMS-I'iM yt'iir't.iiH: Six month J'.',!;!), Jf" ', ifWr f in'ii-i- in font . 1.,-nnl T. ;.''. f '"''' ttth.i,rnri''ii rain,-. It milt in hi iy m- mil u- ny man u lit.- rink ol tin; mill- If in i I'.1 1 i'i Mm- invtciH-i- nl n iM-dliiiiittlcr. THE LA CREOLE ACADEMY," Dallas, I'olh Utility, OriKon. llr.v. W. D. NICIIOI,",, Principal. - . Tcni-hcr in I'riiiairy l)i'iiii'luient. Tlio Aritilmiilr Ycur will lie divided Into four terms of eleven weeks each, filBt Term will canuncncc (Muliue Id, 1HIII, Second Tel'in will coiuiiciiii .Innunrv IHlin, Third Term will cntimicuii. i l-t-ti '.',',, IHI.u. l'llUI'lll 'I f !! It Will I'lllillliHirv , KX I'liTsKKi Priimtry, f I nil per term, CutmiMiii KhmIi-Ii r, bit pel- term. Mi '''i' r ICiMjIh li ? I '"' .r no in, I. r';ji;Vi,' , Fxtt i, J ' d" )i .- V :."ri Suddm-iion "ill Im lutulo tin' ili. i'.iiu', u.i:cpi in r,:is,;s of prulnii'loil sirklntMS. Mr, Nichols comes iininim it liiulily ivnimmi'Mili'il ii un able mid uillt'iifiil icutler Ml'IIOLtS l,"ii, (il'M, IIUdH'-ON, I'-.U'ClltlVe Coilltnltlcil. Pallas. Nnpl.-J. IHlil, OIIKliON ROW W OR A. C UI1UI9. ,11111 N N A TIMS', E. S. IMnOAS. A. C. G-I?.B,J h CO., MiiiiiifiictnicrH of Steam Engines, Eoilers, ' AND ALL KINDS 01' MILLS i Moisting "lacliHirs, ii,isc rowt'iy, immis mitt Mnwvn, ?!i:ii'!7. ,11 ills, Ain:il((;iii:iliii(j: rati, and MlvlMIIATOllsl of the. most itiiroved kind; COOKING KANGKS, 1MTM1H, etc. Paltoru lUattinK, in nil ft forms, onnected willi lliin ICtnhlirdiimaiir. PLAN'S AND HIM-riKJCATIONS fur Mills ami till kimlwof nmchinery Inrtiirdied lo order, hy an ex crieiiml draught fiinm. a. v. vinn at i;ii., Si UMTHa ura to L. L. Junes & Co. Poi-tliinil, Pec. 5, lr.il. lilt' K.. M'lloJUU). J. r. Ht'HSCKH. R. II. KcjDOWALD k Co., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NACHAH li.Vl O. 11. tl. Ii'l)in;ill A t o., Cornel uf bansuiuu unit l'ine streets, HAN FltANX'INCO. rpHK increiifii'ir Ixihiui'frt of imr (hliiiilihlniiGiit, to it nei'i'uwtiry to ctnUlip-h 11 Hhiikii in lliu city of Sun Ki'iiiu'ihcit. wIhmu we will lit' I'IchhitI to hoi; iih lininy of imr old rri'-tiiln unit ciMtmiierH im call iniiltt' it cull' eliietlt to cull llliiin tin. e ulliiil k(:ci ut until iiIucl-b u Ure linil well Si'leeletl Hlock of Pi Ujts and Mcdiciiirt, l'ninl' .... ')g, Surnrid liwlrumcnts, 'i.- Mrdirinn, ihnlal Goods. Herbs and Extracts. Funnj Arlirlrt. Brewers' and Soda liruthet and Cnmht, Slack, Shoulder ff "(' Itraret, Corks, tartr variety. Ladies' Itandagesand Assurers' Material, Supporters, Horning oils ffjliddt duiii Elastic Stockings, Plaster Paris, Trusses, Marble Dust, Tni-tlii'i' witli a Intro nnil conit l.-l ' iiHHHimwit of nil Goo. In kcit in H wi-ll nut l'li,.il Wlioifsale lni(r Sloic. we loHjitMli'tilly HoliciL tlio;j' ili-nliio in our line to exilniine aln! price our Mock Itetiin; iini'i-liit-'ili'.' i l-e where. K. II. MeiiuNALIt. DEKTAL GOODS. Dental Import In;r Ilonwo. DRUGGS3T3, Comer ot 1'iiie unit Sun-urnc i-ue, trt, S.is I'msriM- ie. C3. "1'5iij;i!'J A Co., 8,CKMi:',To. liii:;:fii(i, UTK rr-piTlfi'ly "IV,,V 1 IV'tr-t-1"1 our lur of ih'iitiil imii'Ik. ntJi'ininn nf tlio Pi tltnl illiil cotui'lete inipltiiK'til K.;XTI- AS1) St:i;ni(?AL IXSTHl-MKXT'S. 'rt'eth I'''"', Ko'.i I'" "f "'I kiml". I'eli'ul 1 I'll'rn H.m.'Uii l l''"ot I.uiI.ch. It:u-li Cutlon iin.l l "I'lilioiiln -.eelii, I'iiii.'.'.'1-ih. Scnlelv. HIiti. ltSoc(o!l Oriilal 'aii', Vnl'-ioiite tn'iteriill, VulntniAen. Yillcnliile It-n-e nt'il liiii'iT-'i.iti Itniln IVrrliu A l.ir::e vatielv ( VI'.. CAXlT'l 'IK. .Ill Sciapcm mul Packem: iu...ll,i.r w ith u hrje illi'l eompI'Me ui'i'oi-tuii-nl. nf iill ailii lcii of Hie lalit anil lilont niiruvell ttvlet) of Viilculi.lv Work , !)c!(:iJ IJnnks. Wc'ste;! foiiKlaiillv on lurl a supply of all tl.e in. ml uppi'mcil .SiiiuiLiiI V..rk on I lilititry. Our ell-.i-u will 'ic to Kcvti a law an1! wi'o ii-icr v.i n.-ct. of all IiYiiuiI Miitrni.1. m ilmi lli- I'-utuI 1'rolei.oiiii ln:iv coiiti.ielillv rely upon luivinif tluir onlein lilli in llie Ih. pu.ib,e maoLi'r. OI'tl'llMO. It H. Mi'DOXAUl & C'. Amorifiin iintl I'oiriii E00K AHD PERIODICAL DEvOT. C1KO. II. r.KI.I.. l ookscllcr ami Siaiiuner. I'd I I Moiil(.eiuerv stiwl, corner of M"iiiinnt street, s.is ti;.Lt:isci, receives sulisrriplions f .r any I'etioilicul pul lislicil in the I'litlvl .Swles or t'.uri'ii., uuiuUK wiiiili am the followii'V : rra iwi'i. rru it' Harpei's MoalliW St.oH Harper's Weekly f l..'i Omlev'sIlilvV liook Li't-lle's III IVper :i.;si Atlaniir .Monthly N. V. III. New ,' Leslie's Ktiiii.lv .Matf '.l..e li'iie'stli-rtunnl 11 iH-r-..' Kiilcki.,bockir.Mai! :i..JI . . Mauls ieitulor iL0 Cotllini'tital Monti, ly X.'iU ill il London News, Peterson's I. a.lies' Mair -..,,l with all .Mtppleinenls III.IW Arthur's II e Mag ,:' I I d l.onib.u Xewsof Merrv's .Miwetini l,'u the orld :I,W The Little l-ilu-rim l.li" I.-nilon Weekly The l!oy Own Msox t.eil Times l 1" r.verv HnT'i MrtL-aJtine 4,H LojiIoii Weekly Iin 1? n'on Ton of Kiiithion -V-V; pitch I?.01 The Win I.I nf Kahhioii Tin London Index PJ. K leetie MuuHzinc a an Hi lN Lite in ! Ion li0 (IhIIoh'i M:iu.in LonJ.iti Pnn-di )' Um-eti Week, iminihiy Tite Npeeiator M.M ,arls Loudon Art Jotiniat Atheiupttni .ri oil 1 In- Saturti.iv i;eviewi.t." I,fi) P.d.lr Ot iiiioit JI,H) ll.O't T!tr Lmdi'ii Mining t'ornliill Muifiiziae Tempt llir L.,11.1 It S....i:ljr tl ..i.l WnnU lid 't Journal of Ik lilt, I. mil. ui La'a'ct lfr.illlor,iitv's Kctripci't h.. "tH iloliHiul TtM MiTr)iinufl M-mltily 6 ,il I, li-rtit ' Ciuiip'tiii'in 4 01 Vint if our l'uin l-.'IIO l.ftrt WiivitI Mtjnuliia 6 Svw Vn-k t...li,.-r Nt-w M. r iiry A -it. J.airnsl ,.f Phnrmscj ,.'! N. V. Il-llie Juumnl .M ..licit. All lie, V. ir ll. iin.l, (Ki N. Y. Iiki.h-ii!i'uI gluli e.lilt l,l Ch uai.-r,' Jaurntil, (tiiantlity.) Bl i...w,..t't F. tinlturich M lu'xlne Tttc K.mr Kaffljin vicwa iittil Bin sv.M'd bM Hti. i.tmcA .., ri,:,i It inner o t.i.1,1 8,M I r , ti I ,,rlV ,ri l Tae li.sl, ttericto, J1..VI T. 1 "itll, Amerlctin M J -nn.al . V Una T'.. C iti.r' fl ntl mnn Si .l is! W ,l,,.'fi'i t' ll,. Tane-4,l P;t. ,,,y M,.'n.iic Eti;l..h Waiiicn's Pomes. InteUrctutl t). rttr Tli lai "i -ocl S i.cMIpb; Mr-.me .m. M.ii,l tlMUe il.in!' M re1'' M 'm'tn Tie ll.-rti.-iilairl The A n. Ajrt.-iil,urlt Piire,i,.l"l.'l J'.nr'inl Wllrr tare J.-nr n-'l WeeVIr A1" t'll.' rn Weekle II tin t W.-elli A ii'ilc," Flwr Po-rsincl,. W.-i Klv t'-e.' N. V We :H t'.'i lr 4. -.I Nan I lit. Iln u.er e,i M , air, t. i. ii l, '.'li K rn .' -e Cri.l .11 It .1. i'i Jacnal fi.tsl II ,t..i rr.iocllpl 5, 'si II ,.t.,n I-1 , S. V Hen I f'T I.' it's I. .'SI ; !isi N V w..,'.) Tr l.une t st tf.i., N V W.,. linos S.to ! J .M N V W .a. W rl.l ;! .V.sl N. V P . t toes lu.tsi i !,,, I, .1 ' II i...r ef tin W sr. Its. 4.110 riill It. lis "I th. C itterv-.. out Ul .be ftl.d Ai,p..,,,:e lilt !.' ti.n . Y'lnnee N t' II- tl. i.1. . no s I Ni- N.t .'Ht J.., Uil jet l lltl A,n v f r l -e Atl I ,f L'ii-1 . it.. r')l,"ts re. Work. ..t Arl. Any S ...asper, )l ,-slinc It i w. wo,er rrm he il a. t m. 'ili I n U" " ' 1 ' !l H " I ..o.ler. ,1 att-' l. a H '"' I'" 1 '" l"'i"I h " lt I'.al nnj W araote.1 .t'.t e.aon.a i l'urrUele i,l,l ii-;. !. A rineral am ataieal ut 1!a,. al'.s ou b a.l, liolj i an- nil Ibe new pat.licfll..iii. a i . A ,. u lli.tr : ut "i, '! l' r. $40,000 GroeiilMicUi ! Or-tlmcl ! rpllE liiul rst market priie will be ru.lforall Irf.al 1 'I'.-inter .Soles ofT'-red. Ai'uiv Stf'.IM ui, Jan. ;w. Ivii) I li. MTLLT. Tor Snip. O in Oni") I.K.flAL Tender Xotf, al reasotn 0-0, 'Ull I,', rale.. 'Alf Iv lo SiU.ia.Jan.lj, iswyl ' I). kClT.LY. VOL.1.V--N0.2. OREGON STATESMAN ''' - ... -' ' '"" -f- aj? . book and jm Printing ESTABLISHMENT. WK linci. Inlelyreceivfil. PIIU'CT KIIOM NEW i I IUK, per i!ptier fl ip Carrier Buvb, and burk iiu,;i , II llfW ll!If ('Ulltlltll Gordon Jo1) Power TrcsB, Tim I, VTKUT n il M ST APIMIOVUn v,,iient, for llie NKAT until IIAI'IU exritiitinii of Job rt'lutlnff. ' ' I ..unH it.." Cnrih. Pr.ngriWmm. Ritt-Ifrmlt, Cherts, 1taflM, I nji-lulls Illnnlm. Leller-llenits, 7i,i',ciV ,'"ofn, Villa r.f l.nilinfr, Sec.c, linil etui Kncccftifiilv I'otnpt e.iu ntvleaml protuptuet.8, with asv iirncK Voi'llt l S;iiriinieulo. l or the nti,i!iiitAry execuiloii of ROOK Work," . . mi i Adams' Improved Power Press, llie muni prrfrrl unit complete prm fur book printing ever iiiveii'.il,,iiinl hi thin depurliuent wo are well uppliel wllili ood niuteriul. Wo liHvtf ni"t reecivcH hii aniiition to nnr former titock of !'' T1i'PF(inirhH fSrriptu, Mailiiu iiiih. Text,Ac..itf.-; in the lint iWtlf(:lIL, US. "At Home," Wrddlng ana Visiting lar(, run necciifiilly naiiipet with any office on the coast. ORNAMENTAL PRINTING. (lur modi of KANCY INKS Iihh been iticient.ed.utiM Ity the uililttitin of n L'ood ntoiorltneut ot Plain and Oriinmi iited ttlldn, we are premred to K've en tile t-utii fut'iion. (lur mock of Cnrilti enihiacctt Silver llortlrml. French F.nninrtcd, ami F.mbotied, Wnhling and Visiting, ltlmninntri Km hoBHil.ontt I'tnin Colored , of many neir and health fill druins. We defy cotnt ctilion in the Stale for neat anil tasteful liKCOKATlVJi 1'HIXTISO, and having heen Awardi'd llie 1st Promliim nttlieKtnte Fairs nl IHtia anil 181,11. we make this insertion without fear of ueeet..iiil coutrinliction. Printing for mining companies. With other liiuU-riitl, wo luivo procured Klectrutypeil I'liiifH, Idii-ilcrH, Minintr C'utn, lint, HlorkH &cM utnl cnii 1)11 onli'iH fur CiM-lilirntt's jduiii or colx-d Ito-i-cipti uinl t'lit'cltft, f)ioui)tly. VifOnler for Bindinpcan bv filled by ut. Our i.riruB ure AS LOW iih can he olituliit'd In lliu Stale, it i iI we .'itinantt'e Katittfiiition with every order t V- r?n'cii.ciiH of work, Tlain and Ornunietitul.cuti be hltii ui the ollicc. OUKUO.V IMUXTIXC & PlBLISniNG CO. Adiirt'HH, Statesmas Olllce, Salem. Itl'IllKll'Otll'M VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS. IT ! v'tifiallv known (hat hit Onui'Ifiillicr witi the oriffinal inventor of tluc roiiutilabIi pillrj. I Ut wart ti Bt-ii'iitilic mull, und a medinil prnctitiotior of I ho ( 'Id S.liool. Jint tit'couiiiig uhtrinrti at the mor tality that iitii'ii'lfd tlio lik'i.'iiin- and iMiiiumt Prav-tk-e, ho tnnud hix Mention to tlio ntndy of milnruHiid tho ihilunoihv ol'iImt-Hse. m hIho la tlio nuturul roino- ilml a'i-ntf winch liu loiuiu hi t-.xtHt cNcluvivtly in the Vi'ifotuhhaKitilniii. In (tin n-xcarchtH ami iuvonti- nliiniH, he hct-ame ftilly Hiif Lslitnl that tlio life wan In I ho Mood; Hid by wl'iit'jver tiiiino timi'iii!! were di liiiyuifht il, iin"iiity ot tlx hi 1 wun rl. 11011100 of n'lrt fimpii' ini'l ti ittlttitl d'U-ti ine. which, hi rt'duriiiir nil (Itff.'iiKfH ton unit, ih'COrurilv tMlnhliHiiftl I ho hurt tlmt all wi'iv to l.u tii'ifft-d on the biniuj fjcuural nhi cti','t. viz: hy I'tiruoih n. Nw the im.iid diliicnlty roiiHsK'd in devipine; u vet iM.ildo coin)imiMl I hat would ii.viouite, piuify, and I'U-aiiHi the hloud, col-reel and I'l'nliitu all the ditler fi t wnvtimiH. mul by ) m i l i m dincliarpi the whole it Hum ot nioiliid natiiVr ho a th- body, tthli'Hit it-due-ill'; tlio htu-nyili, Atiur thirty U'jti'R of cltiM1 nppljfa li H, ho cnitnidcrt'ii IliM otij.-ct lull y uc'niii'litdii'd in tin-pit'd'H-tiuii oi then njiit', which h ive now been In? tore liic imlilu- (ine liiimirin und poiirtei'ii learn, inn! if i ".'i-.v iiy.rlv HI vcn r nini'o i.H-.'i k T ;iu.ia- I-'rl'. ".-:t 'l.tn- I'ti'Kt' J....P,. niine I jr. Ilrati-1 l,h,'-"luiinu u iv lit .Ht luvrfi.tL-d hi the American puMi u an il iimi' tiicir nuptTinr ext t'llc-m-c and virtue have t 'i:!.ivriv jirn.-laiao'd tv jmprif and itatiiplileti, ii d :t rapid jviuly inrreuMj t-f t!m faiu of iht-ui ;f hefed. To know w!i,it will pavf life, to knmv what will iThtmo heal'h. ii n lutov li'iLo ii"t lo lie liiihlen, I. il.i'ii'iiiio. h ii riiiiu k ii r-iiit to tliMnv duty fiiiihl'ully. have doih d dowu f "f my thirty Kve ytnrV oxjw- iii'iieo Willi Itiiinili'i'tit'i- Pi!t 'vldeh aru an idled mil aMIu it id' liilllilt'. and railoU tbe t xpillrion of neri Mi'Piii'.un 1 1 ii i it lla oi i jifi"!! id' every nckiM-M. Lt UK :nl.iii( I h.il etpnilpt liitlinilM (utiveaT I hi free eiuolil :it ii id' t:e h!'d, licit li;-a,n!iviirii Pi'dn take out tlu-M- IniiiKiro, y.iUi health Iit am, and ila-iitti tor i i'ki.e.-. Ni in tn if Midi u,,ve when the principle f coinii ti"ti j;tiit i he itM-ci.dt-nt'Y; Uiamlreili'it Pill utd the L'tt: Priaeiplt' t M'ea'ii i he eiupite by retnoviii' the 'irriupi buiimr iVntii tin hndy. Many a time 1 hnvo fi'i. lite appaien:ly M pie I.ihi ehh, v!aii . cm Pi I In were ri en, and in n lew h'Miru tlnrtlan;er wiw i-nut. und lii'.ilih's ll'iod ide KHve the patient renewed life mul vi-jj'i. Many itro (lie lalliei'e. mother, ftii0, uun danhteio. Ilm. raved. Tittle n li'lua'ed I ills Hie cotnporwd" wholly of me- i iiiiniiol. ioiii'f p'lfectlv haiMiess io i ho uio.t leu.'er I it;, i,.,.t I ,!, mul i on.. I lontam any meienrv or inr i ul'o or weakest IraiiK': yet sure lo si arcli out tint ctlnsc i ..I sieltHr aiel r.,t..r. the iKHiltb if .lm I to the ilnecl inns ' I..-I no .at.-ittta dne lln v nretoo wmk to bear tho ! etli ci of these 1'ills. which put no weakness into the Initne. but draws wcakmvs out, A few ilnscs will oe SivlnntllXr" lorcul wiih Hi .iiihiltit VeiietaMe I'niveisnl I'ills, is I ui.le in rnreeverv ilie.:c where llieuriraiK are sou::d, and crcaily ituniifB the uveraKoof biitaau He. I I I. uve now iiseil on toy own person, ami prepnreil ana I ii.liiiinisii iiil, Umudrelli, J'ltls lor tlor jr tive ! years, world; I l lu ce they are tliu Iiest piimtiiive 111 Hie j ami with this' medical ipinlity ihey have also . a -otiic . And as I am of tl.e lirni opinion lliu iolLioiiiiitlion and levels are ratl-cil ov corrupleo I ill !!o, be ,," liun lv evai aat.,1, because, it re,.!,. k over ibe vrio.. Ii:ly, ami tiois.-or i j-i,., uniiud hhnn I tint. honld iienriMi ull ih htiii panil vn iiieiiilHr or ! nr,,H it. ..I utd iiiiitotihd: Ulld Hi 1 ,A 1 kii Pill hiiyertdm-et etN-ct tn remove nil curtup nil cortiuit blood ami acrimonious humors from the. h sly ill fact, all huiuors below the vital slauilnril of health: so 1 should i.i i..os.o.i il, n.s) of ii uieiiiciue which is msM.sm.d be ixuilty ol a ureal sin. nui u"t ao an 111 niy power , of properties socalcohited lo save and increase the averiiKo of hiiiiuiti life. I he public servant IIKX.IAMIN IiliAMHtl. il. H. . , I Pi iorioiil otlice for llraltil ..1,B u.wiu , a I iiivMr.nl Pills. IIUAXHIiia U'S III II.HINtl. .New Yora W. I'. KIIAMMIflTII. Otlice ul ('HANK i lIUIUIIAM !i. San Francisco. For sale bv all respectable neuleis in medicines, ly A C AIIO ion Tin: ll II 1)1 Ill.lU ItVI III.HI I'l Ol' A FIIAXCISCO. BADGER & LINDENBERGER. No-. Ill, II :l nml 41.1 llHtlery street, i . , ,,, i. , I Importers and nole-ale Dralers. t or. .llcrcliniii, Mui rrancisco. F.XTIKE N'EW AXI) FIIESII STOCK ! j XV ry. would end the attotiti m f till .NTKV JIKIt- I'll NT to I" or ttttallv larL'e st.s'k of tl.Hi.ls. liar atiH-k r.i!i.ri5's every aMa-ie n lite tlotloita mo.I r'uriiiehiua hoe. We bat e c.,-l.,l tlv on bund llie i . ,u L- ,.! ,. . t, at i..:i,v ol 1'as.in.eip llt.'l W.". H AT-i ..f ii, ,v l,..a-e ill Sin Frati, leeo, and our : pi lor these Ii mi ate li: t'aia lliose ol miv ,.., we n-iviietl.em direct fio-u llie inaieifaela-j r, r - e..i si.."o. !,t ' '"'ik of V inter and MpiniK , fa, ui 1 ( lur s'.ak of W inter and Mpiiuv , (I ls i pittimUrly attiaetne.aiai ttie iirrai tenure , lo tl.e c eaitry ,,ic,. !.a:.t is the uuueually low priced j l,i Ml Tllill tllC f St Cf lllipnrlnllun! , ', ii I. o keep ibe -T VI'LK VI.TK LliS in il.e liry (i,... ls line, "ba it e have par.ai-ctl III Ho. ti a, k,-l under the hammer, aud arv otlerlti( Uiein at v v... i ..... -.,.1 t.- v ioiiiii.il Una raid iu order ibul we mar make new iii'imiut.uics nod induce tl.ose wh.. have not ,..ret...oe ptiMiaatU 1,1 ns. It) can alio Hiioiir war rtiK a. r, 1 A-ilrloe, rtnA J .rrtr Prle-tll 1 U J U lit Li. 1 V J " wv n a. -ww. i A, e t'ae tfteat i-. .lace aeo's to all who pan base to sell ' a 'a'O. t..p '.ant. Wi liny of u. call It.nVe'n i;' d : r. .:i. na I h ' ii"i''"'. t l liaure. W a ; ralUalU. l..-a vltal.v. ! Your 'W'i SerTanla. HVIOiKU l.l.ll'r.Mil.lfl.li. Wlnde-aie t'1 'bin; at, I ill' Wan-lMina. ! I. Il l ai:4 II.'" lU'tery ttreet. an Frareiiro. Jan. 7. Ij. A I'nrrf. Txt! YV.lMNXKR I ) ll -tl el. w ill Hive .tiict alteliliou kitlieaiit in Ilia Hue ol hi. profoMinn. Bclhal. eula ceuoty, Urrfoa, So. a, ll. IM SALKM.' E-hc.Orcfjaa statesman. STAItVlXU JAJIKKIcT'lIISOM.ltsn BII1E. Tlio enpiMTliead. iHptTi tffeot tt tliliflii VB the nikciiuiit ill lliu lirutal mill ifwilinont f tint It'Uenil priMintTi lw Uvo ln'cii p iiiiI'iii ttiitttu a hi full iiitu llie IifhhI, f tliu relield, Tim fiilliming rxtrnct fniiii a fpeecli tUliieretl liy Foiite in l lit? Cimfi'uYmtH IIiiiih- uf UepremMi tulivn on lliu lijib nf la.t Deccinlu r, il.own not only tlmt tlio irimnnTii Wuta ilurvt-tl but it tern premeditated I "Mr. l''imt! c.vpt'e.(.ih preat iiiiliirimiioti m llie toiii'M? iiiiiiiicil liy J llei'siiii Duvm wiifti Pi ttilierliMi ilifliniinriilily Hiirri-txli r-il Vielin hiir to llii- .MUMity. The 1'rn tlint unul,. him lliu uiittitiiii mil can ieil him in lnit;'H nr. my, wliet'i., im lie rude, tlt. niliii.r wen, hiiinl In my, "llii-ic (tni'H lite irtiilni' Hlinilelneifil us over at Vii'lmliui'i;." The l'rc,ii, in in ter itril the 111 tiiy utthtiuliliiiiifr unit it jtity lifter yet. Ilutt it hm mil IhHiiiuoI liy iltMi'l, r. He Him iimli'iiiiii tit it) in the Oityi-'liiitg h tjair. lie iiifli in lt d ISriiKj; ut Miii lu fulioru. Jltt m, iipetiiil (ieoiiii in 111(10011 nf U. cuumy', tiiiopK anil I it 1 1 1 Sntitli Cariiliini Imltle to de. ll'iicliim. He iliaijieil Uavia with having nl iiiii t ruined the coin, try, nml ili clareil tlmt he would inert lliu cliiuiipiiui any tv lu re In dirciiiui it, Wiuilil tu Onil he would iever viit tlio nrnty ngiiiu, iio. A certain C(itiiniiiiiiiry Gen Till. a u ctirw to the cmintry, win invented Hitli authority tu control I hit imilter nf lulwu tence. T'llii nifiimler. Norllirnp, hud iteiiltliiljr placed tin gineriiini'iit in the nttilnde charged liy lite eiieuiv. an tl had tiltfiiipted tu siurvo llie primneri) in imr liniiiU. Fnini the 1st tu the ilGlh nicala were fnrni.lied the prisuncr very irregularly nttd in a ineiigro manner; fur twelve davit lliu mpply win iiiaiUiiiale, and fur eight (luy they hud mute lit all. The Cum miwary Oenernl. .aid Mr. Finite, wan a n pper ducior down in Cliarlestou, and luuked like a vegetarian, und actually made an eliihor..to report In lh Secretary tit War, fhowing ll a-. lur the uili.i.tcncc of it human Yankee, citruiitu tegetnlile diet win the tno.t roper. For the honor of the cniinlty this Northrop should lie ejected at once.'1 Wo do not wonder that Davit it On. Intike Dixie oo warm for Foolu. His irrpprcs.il.le tongue would tell ugly truths. THE EXPEDIENT OP KEPrAMNG AIIUIKTU. TREATY. THE When the C'hiiirmnn of the Senate Commit tee on Foreign Hclntion. tngges i an inquiry into the exticdietjcy of tcriniiialing a treaty with a friendly Power, we presume, ns a rule, lltnt there is reason tn dotil.t the fairnesa nf its operatimi. Wo pretuiiii) nlno, as a general principle, that the proposed imjue.t ha. llie ap proval of Hie Executive. We have luund at least in two very recent instance! of a nntalile kind, that in the mailer nf the suspension or alirugntioti nf important conventions hctwern Great Britain and the United States, there hat heen perfect nccord between the Executive anil both houses of C'utigresti. The appearance of rebel pirate r.n lh lakes ha eotnpelleil us to teruiinnlu the cmnetttiun by which both Pow ers went pr, vented frntii maintaining naval ar maments l hereon. The (prut innnhle netil rality of lliu Ilillii.ll colonial iiiilhiiiities tiitf ns milch n the ittriiiilulie npcralinn of llie Con vetiliuii of 1AVI litis determined the fall, nf I ho Keeiprnriiy Treaty. The revival of the passport system belong logically In the snme train of evenls. And no one who is careful to study llie rupidity with v.hii h great liteanirea succeed each other in revolulionaiy li s, will In snrnrirfx.l mi H.,.li,v i. tt... r, I .... ......... ,111' voiiif'pi.Mlill reitiul this morning. Hint tlio first step has been IT" ,m""'l """g "ti end to lite A..ol,ii 1 ii no , Mr. .-5 il 1 1 1 1 n r. If we eiMtvelly apprehend lite bearing ul the resolution w hich he iniriiiluceil mi Monday in the Senate, iitnl which was ptoiinilly passed by that body, spe tlis at once for the entire bit al coiiiiiiuirlv. as well as fur the Executive, when he prnpues an iuitiest luln the expoilti'lii v of virtually e iiieelnii; llie Extra. Iition Treaty between llie United Slates mid Grout Hrilnin. This latest nn-astire is simply the lialilr.il. end. we tnilit nliuost say. the iiH-vilab e, si iili'iice nl the treaty rilptuiei hIiiiIi have preceded it. There are supposed In be, in popular par la'iie, tun sides In a batvain. The colonist, under llie Hperittoti of lit - convention which excluded American and Ilrilisli aruiatnenla friiiu llie in an I seas, have been sited an ex petiditore, the limits o!' which it hn alnay been upeii for u not fur ihein lu lix. Un der llie treat nl l'il lin y have had the double, ndvauliiL'e nf cuiiiii''. tvilh nil thev ee.n pro- .luul, ;... ,.. ai, U..t fr,.. nf t,,ll. a 1,11.. ll.r fc j , , ,,, ttjl vt.mU .1 , n . . i, .1 r 1 . their lull lient. Hy the same free and easv commercial arranceiuenU Hie rathnivs lor pas- settlers ami mails have liecn in it were ciun- q'-.tin. being ask,, I n either ide. And III the inuller ef delhering criminal fugitives, there lias been. on nnr side. even up til aw lale A date as llie surrender of .. ,. . ... . . f .... I'" '.i" rxisiing coiivrniions. 1 no fori 01 nyciprcliy wu have had froal lll.so neiuliho scarcely u,,.,, , (, ,isoussed. That we can do without ., . , . r . . ' " ' '!- 'ct that one by one our con. venitnn. wnn ine iinttsn atiinorities nre lieing nrfmatnroiv rui-turetL with (lie cmli.il mmput Slaici. .. 1. limes. llnlimiN'll TUB MlflSIBrtll'PI I he CllicngO j nbune. 01 January I'lll. give, descrtpllon of the new railway bridge completed across the .Mississippi river. Iron! the lint onshore to ( Im ton. Iowa, on lliu Ot I) of that month. The railway rum In an air line west from Chicaen - ... ... . . " In the father of Itivers. and ia intended in hn contiuued llirouuli Iowa to the Missouri, at tlio I inoiith of this l'btlle, and theuce westward lo unite with the Allantio and I'ticifto Kuilwny. Annlher extension nf this road ia projected to i Saint Paul. Minneiota, and thence lo lVmbiua, on the lirilish Anier can frontier. Thin latter stretch has already enlisted lirilish enterprise anil Hill be rapidly pushed tn completion by lirilish capital. It wilt open Chieng i tn the trade of the lied Kiver of the N nh and the vast stretch along Ibe valley nf that river and llie Saskiilchawau tn the Uiickr .Mountain- on Ihe 4,-:h paralleloriattililile. I lie new brid.-e cm r seven i.-n .ph.. en-, tjim ''-.! L. J""?-.wi!" P'1' WB'l'1"'''"t P taff'l 1,1.. MIH, TO, in. ..I UI.W'Dlllljj,. iter the steamer ill m in I at llie western sho:e. The stiuclnre is six li-et nbove the Ingliesl point th.. ni.ti-r ever altaioi d. nml the a hole .'1 2 .1 feet butt;. It was bnilt nt a Inlnl co-t of t IbO IHM). ' lil'.CnnNITI'tH f'F .MAXIMtl.lAX ,',. Yi.ik Herald ( a recent dale litis t No Itr.cnnsiTi'iH up Maximii.iax Tin Xt-n Vi.tk Herald ol a recent dale liai the fill (,,,, siijiiiliejiiit paragraph ) ... ,lf .,,,,.., ,, wt, . s.-nat,.'. a n.liio nt id the Co concurred iill-tllar ami Ptpbui ulie Appropriation bill, ibelarini ,i . .. .... , ii . r(.rr,.,mi.,n ,t ,. I-,,,., ,1 Stall s of mi ei:ipiie ill .Mi XI. n. and the lull lint been p.i'si d Not a tingle Aon in in Pow. r j, , ,.Co I, d lh empire in Mi ji.o. nor ir it Ilk I. liiat any of I Im-iii dill net otlo rai.. linn to bdlott the I ad of llie ft, ltd Stales in till" matt, r. It ha- been only Ibe I'oeets of Europe that bare been swilt to express (If ir ciiirain . .lions on llie supHisi d d.. iilull of a r public, ll reiuniut. Ibi'ielore. tiniply In be teen whether liny or we ate In to lrd on Ibis comment. We il.all s'xm be ready tn te I this lest mil. WAaitl.NOT.iN. Maieb li, It. .t U Hontra p.s e ,1 the b II tn es'alili-ll a h u t h.r ilisablej soldiers. Tie it, corporator, ate Loot Gen. Grant and nirti ty nttir otb, r. The capital is to ennsi.t uf million in? dollars, made up front the nulparr fund and from par an ' donations. Tbftt to It if txptnie to (be Go'emnn it. OREGON, MONDAY, MAHCII 13, 180.5. A KIM, IIDV ATIXdl KllTAIN LAN DS TO Til K (IKKIiU.X I tXIUAL M1L1TA1H' ItdAU 10U l'AJIV. Six. 1. Whereat the taut tetsion of the Cimgress of the Uniled Stnlet passed n certain net donating lands lu toe Stale nf Oregon, which act ts here set forth, to wit i "A bill granting lamia tu tl.e Slate uf Ore. gon tu aid in the consitiiction of a null a,)' r mil IV, i in Ei:getie Ci'y (n the siiiiilierii or raft ern hoiitiilary of trtid Stnte. lit it enacted, etc.. That there be and hereby is graiili'd to the Slate of Otcgoif to aid in tint con tritcii, hi of a iiiilitarj' wagon road frntii Eugene City, liy way of midille fnrk of lite Willamette river and the molt fea Ible past in the Cascade range of niniiiilaint, near Din iiioinl I'eiik, lu the tin theru or eailern boan. ilary of the State, ultcru ite teutioiit of public lutiils ilt lignitti il liy odd niiltibert for llnvo see linns in width on each tide uf the road ; Pro vided. Tint lite lands hereby grunted shall be exo'usively npiilitil in llie coiisirnuiioti of said road, niid shall be disposed of only in the work piogtessi , nml llie rntn,' nball he upplied to no ot In r purpose whatever: And prodded, fur ther. That any and all In lids heretolure re sarved to the United Slates by act of Congress or other competent authority, be and the same are hereby reserved from the operation of this act. except so lar as it may he necessary lo lo cale llie route nf said ruad through tlio sa inc. In which case the right nl way ununited. I5KC 'i. Ana bill further enacted. That the said lands hereby granted to taid Stale, shall bo disputed nf by tlio Legislature thereof, for the purpose aforesaid, and for no other I and tlio mul mud shall be and remain a public highway fur tlio nso of the government of the Uuited State-, I tee from lulls or other charire upon the transportation of Rtiy properly, troops or mailt nf llie United Slates. Skc. 3. And he it further enacted, Thai laid road shall be constructed willi such nidlli, gradation and bridge) ns hi permit nf it) regu lar use at a wagon road, and in tuch other ruaniii r aa the Slate of Orognn may proscribe. one. . And be tt further enacted. T hat iho lands hereby granted to titid Slate shall be disposed of only iu the following manner, tlmt n to say : that a"uaufily id laud, not exceed iug thirty sections for taid road, may be sold ; and w hen the Governor of said Slate shall cer ttly tn the Secretary of Ilk., Interior that any ten continuous mi let uf suid road are completed, then another quantity of land, hereby granted, not. to exceed thirty sictiont, may be told, uud in from time to time, until taid ruad ia com pleted ; and if taid road it lot completed within live yeart, no further inlet shall bo made, and the lund remaining ruaold shall revert tu the United States." Therefore, Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly ol the Stale of Oregun : Skc. i. That there ia hereby granted tu the Oregon Central Military Koad Companj all lauds, right of way, rightu, privilege) and im munities heretofore granted or pledued to litis 'Stale by the net of Congresi iu ibis act hereto lore recited, Tor the purpose of a ding said cutll pany in construct i tg lliu rtad mentioned de scribed iu taid nut uf Ongn ss. upon llie con ditions and limitations therein prescribed. Skc. 2. Them it ulso hereby i ranted and pledged tn taid cninpiiiiy nil iunnoya, lauds. ii ins. privileges anil iiuiiiunitiet nuicll may lie hereafter granted to tins Slate to aid ill the con st rod inn ul said road, lor the purposes and up on the conditions ami Inniiuliniis herein tueii tinned or which may be mentioned iu uuy fur ther enint uf money or lauds lo aid iu con siiriiciiug such road. Six. il Inasmuch at them it no law upon in" sunp-vi iii ine present nine, inn act snail lake illect Irom ami after itt passage, Approved Oct. Mill. Ir)til. flow SlIKIlMAN S.XUUS AltlHIQANT Foill.8. A Mivaunaii leiter tells Low Gen. Sherman answers the many loipi-rliiient questions and ins, il. ol sallieaul the stubborn " ilic-iu-thvelust ditch " sort of rebels ; Speaking nf tiibjugntion. Gen. Sherman hat a verj terse way of ineetiiig this diflietilly. To a pioi.d lady who said lo blui. General, ou may conquer, but you can't subjugaio us," he iiislaulli replied."! don't want In subi'iirate you. I iu, ..in lo kill you- tint whole of you, if ) on (lout slop this relic Hum." To lino' her. who wanted tn know nf hilll l.nw long (he war would last, ' Well, well," in his rapid earnest manner, "I don't know; per haps six or. eight years, and then liieniy or liveiilv five year) of guerrilla warfare; iong enough In lies' my this whole geuerutiuii, and then we'll begin anew." lu this way he dasho their arrogance, right and left, to the wind), and they leave hn pret ence utterly confounded, and, at least, with due retpect tu the Yankee General. Humanism im Exni.Axu fn an n, I dress be fore the " Cnilioliu Congreta " nt M tliues, last year. Cardinal Wiseman tiiado lluurishiug stnteiniula that Itomnnisin was making pro crest in England, gaining ground daily on Protestantism, ltecently, at a meeting nf the Statistical Society, V. G. Lmnley lead a pa per nn the tlatittict nf Humanism in England, slnming that tu far from an increase, the pro p., man had In some cuiea declined, and that on the whole, considering the increase uf popaia Hon. there waa no actual advance of Humanism. Ho priduced figure) proving the inaccuracy of Wiseman, drawn lioul the tlutisttca ol the Itegister-General.auil from other sources, and iilsn deduced the billowing remark from one of Ibe tablet with which hit paper was illustrated: " That while tiie Human Catholic population ol England and Walet doei not amount lo otic twentieth pnrt of the inhabitants, mis fifili of the inhabitants of the gaolt in those countries are set duwn at nf that religion ; and Iht ratio of tuch iniualii appear) to lie increasing." XV It wan Henry III. who canted a grain of wheal, gathered from th middle ol the ear, In Iih the ttaudard weights thiriy-lwo of these, well dried, were to make one eiinr weight, twenty penny weighta nno ounce, and twelve ounce) nno pound I my. Since then it hat been thought advisable to divide the pen nyweight into twenty-four equal part), called graint. The wird "Troy" was the monkish name given tu Lundoii Troy Nnvant. Troy weight, therefore, it, in fact, London tteiglrt Tin: War in Jaimm. ll eem that another attack ha. been made by the allic. on lite Ja panese city and furl) at the entrance of I itlui.il Sea, Hlleuded with a degree uf destrirclitoi In property unprecedented. The correspondent of the New Yuik 7'imst tiu t the thelll lio n the fleet set the lily nn fire, and tne couflara Imn raged two mitre day), destroying "SOIfl house) and templet, and 37U0 warehoil Abot five sixth) ul the oily waa butiiid. ArTt-SAnBATAHlAxa. At reoent meelini of the New York Agricultural Iti.liliile a re ported in the Tribune, .Mr. KUerliH.-k S. Greg uiy. nf Cajoling i con my tent in a paper which was rend, arniii ' elaborately from tcriptural amliortly and the tradition) nf the early chris tian church, against the keeping of the Sab bath at day ilrvuled especially to religious, duty. Tl.e . ctor.-r cite I from St. Augustine, Luther. Melauuth Calvin and other father nl lite Romish a. well at the Proti .taut clinrt h. toinikegi n-l hit argument. II thought there Nat "abundant eudeuee tu )ho. nut only that the iioninaiid to alitluiu Inoy labor no Saii 'av, it nl man. and not of Ilmnn origin, but that it b ads tu iujuriuiit ntultt in Tariout Wajt." tV A portion ( nur army in Al.baiua (ra ted lor president niidi-r rebel Bre. At Tat lor't Spin, (Alabama), the c Hairy under Colonel llalrll Rere ttnigliug In prevent an advaiio. of lliaal. and at the regiment voted for Lin coln and Johu.on, an ncucational thi ll hi-ted over the bollot-liul. and Ibe palter ef Imllett came op fiom the iwamp. The Itrav Uuiou b,,; 1 (ttvk torsi in vutiug and f ghtmg. What A Kiiitihii Okkickr Says. A Brit ish nllicer, who lias recently visited the arm) of the Potomac lavs : I visited General Hntlrr'i line, nnd wat presented willi three llii liiiiond paper) of the morning') issue, cnntnining-'nueiinn tiilci of negroes. Now, I think I came here n very good neutral, though I ennfesa I am morn dis puseil toward the Nnrth than before I vitited it. Hut llie peru.al nl Ihit ptiblio annonncc incut nf the tale of human hoiugt by miction, iu company wi li hogn. furniture and fodder, at lliu present lime, uud in the actual statu of Kiclimotid, tun, inaliet neutrality Impossible, onleat we Heel nur honj-ls ngnlittt every feeling of justice, religion and humanity. Every one 111 net wish lu tee that I'unl blot wiped nut by mine uicaiii or oilier ; and, ns Gcnciul Grunt's army ii hauling lor lliu destruction nf shivery, he hat my hearty wishet for his itioiieti, lu passing Ihruuirli WasliiniMoii I presented lliytell at the While limine, mid it happened that Just beltim I wat received by the Presi dent, new t had. reached hitniif IheCniiltuleriite raid from Canada, nml the robbery of St. At bant bank. This furnished an occasion to Lin coln for indulging in a good humored cliuriio teristio sally : "We nre nut in well nlT fur tnoiscy," he raid. "Ibul there ii a necetaitv for parties from uorosi the border to come and rob the banks." a I caniiut conceive of them in future other than 11 niilitaiy people; hut; whenever I In quired what, alter the war, wtta to Ih-cuiiio of I he young Genera's I met in nil directions. initio under twenty-live leart of aa-u, I waa told they would return lo their former pursuits., "for we are a peculiar people, and can adapt ourselves tn circiimiliti ces." I foiral, Iiiih ev er, that if Ibis topi 3 win pursued nnd they were encouraged to talk on Ihey would gener ally end by imitating that Napolenn') proterre Would have tn be driven out of Mexico. Thai .ceine, I tu be. n fixed. retolve willi a great many tn whom I spoke regarding the fuluru earner of the American armies. I have traveled upwards of three thousand mile) iu llie Federal Slates, nod taw very liltle tn remind me lltnt the country nns involved iu war. and certainly nn'hing indicative of suf luring or exlinu-tioii. I taw the return of some nun huiiilivd days r,a;iiiiciils, a force miu-t ad mirably planned for spending money uselessly, enriching clothiers and unsettling young men. They are very unfavorably regarded by the regular army at the front. I baveomne to the conclusion thai the resources of Uie Federals, both a regards men and money, are practical ly inexhaustible. Ami so great is llie ailvaii tnge they pusses iu their navy in tim uiomqmly nl water li'ins orlation, that il will in no way detract from Hie p in k and endurance display ed by the Confi deratei w ln-never llie)' Jo agree to terms. Tub PitimitKBH in." Manufactures in tub Unitrd States. In n table recently publish ed in Hast, 111. showing the cmiilrion ol the dif ferent factories in New England, the average dividends paid by thu several manufacturing coin;, nines for tin- Inst six months of lite year loin Wer.i quo id nt the rate id twenty per cent, per nunum. Hint proving that the capital invesleil lu luanulacturitl ' hiisinesa is very profitably employed, lu the natuiiil course of things lliu present heavy larill' on article of loreiLMi production, lite advanced price of fold uud llie consequent high late of exchange, must greatly slimulule iloinestio nianiifactiires, He. lorn lung we shall see factories for lh iiinnii fiiuture of cotton und woolen fabric! springing up every where, nml uiiiiiy years will not elapse before the United Slate) will bu the greatest mauutacturiiig, as it is now the great eat producing nation, in lh world. At pru.'cut we piodiiue everything that a country needs for ilt own uiiuis, mid help Inrdci to feed many nlber couiiiiies. Willi our vurielics f U...JU, ..liittnto and anil, tliel-o iii lioeille anytliing which can be made in yield to ski'ii nun lunor mat is not produced hero. Our lJu emu teaiioaiu nun ll ivleru ten itortei nre teeming with gold nnd silver; lliu Ceiilrnl Males are rich in coal and iron not to ear anything of the, petroleum El Dorado the whole West it a cereal camlcti. out of which the hungry multitudes ol a hundred uniiuiit might lie led. Got', in, tuiiar, tobac:u and rice equal tu the consumption of half a world, iionr in Irom the Soulherii Stales; wool it grown ill abundance on the Western , rallies, on the p is- 111 ret 01 ine iNorlliweslern Mates and in tin1 New England State), while the frontier rccion on the Norlheru bike) give their tribute of b ud anil copper. Wi'b tuch resources it is impossible long lo rei.irii uie enterprise wlllcll u ill Im ilcvntcul lo iiiiiiiufacluiei. Not only will uiuire capital be invested, but fori ign speculators will find it to their ititere.t lo embnrk Ihcir means in the inauufaeture of col ton and w oolen goods. Ink nig advuutago of ull our facilitiei of prodiuls rinsed abnoat at the ilnir of III, or (actor ri of our cheap coal and immense water power. Thousands of the skilled artisans of England are anxious and ready I t etuigiate to this cotin- Iry a. timn at a stiiiiul 11 iiyiveuto ninimfne luies. The war ii furnishing (hut stimulus, and before five yean of pence lias rtlrerlied the laud the I.' lilted .Slate) n ill be the largest iitanufaclniiug as well as the most Iruiifu! pin ducing counljy iu Ilia world. , Y. Herald StiiNI:W'AI,I. jACKS'lN'a ItAltBAKirV. Those who have been so ready lumculm every heroic quably lo Slum-wall Jackson will he soinew hat taken back by ibe recent atithenliu coiiliriiuilioii nf n rumor which was prevalent nunc time since that he once inhocali d the prrscciitloti uf the relii lliou umli r Iho black Hag. Ills life which bat just been piibllsbed iii Loudon, nritlen by Prof. It. L. Dalniey. 1). I)., of Richmond, informs ns. in a veiy pious tlruiii, that wle n the ciisis nf secession ap peared, Jackson wnt one uf those who tried hi unite "the Christian pm, pie," Noiib and Sotilh, in nn effort to .lop ibe war, nod. baling failed iu llii) iiiiiiuliiined thai "it waa tliu ! im policy nf the Suillh to take no prisoners." as "tliu war wa an nui-iisc against humanity so Itloli-lrniis that il outlawed those who shared itt guilt beyond the pale of forbearance." ll thus appeart thai the gn at "Christian wiiriior" of the Sotilll cherished the notion that tlio war itself nnd nut any individual acts (on, plained of ou the part nf the North. Justified llie reli elt in treating Northern sol, Iters nt noilawt, and tiibjecting ihcm, whenever it wnt pnteible to a wholesale systeiii of assti-tiiiaiiou. Such view Mould seem to be, fruin lliu fervor nnd idolixed charae'er of Stonewall Jackson, llie culmination nf pro slavery Christianity, Hut tn truth. Jackson win a sheer lanalio ; ai much wn-re than John Ilmwu a. the inspirations nf tlavery are worse than tho.o id freedom. I hit together a iih bit g hhI military educalion constituted hit ellicieucy in a limited range of operations, but be nan a. far from being a great General at he wnt Iriuii being a man uf Lliriftian iiiagiianiiitiiy. Al'FKCTATInN IN Cl.KKiiY. Gail Hamilton thus tiilirizei the cloth " : ' Was an orthodox minister evur known to use the word ' nt'e' io the pulpit) From the manner in which be stern round il. line would suppose that ill ut Urancu an a ban. V, ur 'contort.' 'com panion,' ' iho p niiier of your joys,' or sor rows.' or ' bosom. i ret'ogiim-d ; but nobody ever prayt for yonr ' wife.' Why it il not ju.t at well lo lay that Mr. A. will preach in the afternoon, at in the alter purl of tlm day P Why not any that the man wlu,e life you nre eketching was married at a Co, taut ajie. r.itbel 1 limit that he entered lulu the marriage) rela tion t' Why in the pulpit thill we not hear nor on loii;:un III which We were liuru I If dignity caoool aUml Anglu-Saxuii, ki much Ibe worae for dignity. Giaul. comineu, lioueal. racy, idiomatic word! and phrasei are not onlr the strongest, bat often the mott eluiutnt. The cuuibroui (sphonitm of a ptilpa p.iloit are nej'.ber plvaiaul tu tlio Utle, nur ,kmJ ur WHOLE NO 730. TELEUBAI'IIIC DISPATCH . S. f ohinibln, 8. ( ., lliirned by oar Troop. Sheridan (itilin another Victory over Eitrly New York, March 1. Letter from Grant's lienilipiarlcrs my ; Though nil ii quiet ill front uf Iticliiiioml, active itperalinnt before long are looked Tor, Tim utmost vigilance it observed iu our line), The military railroad hai been completed to a point, on tlm left of the army of the Potumitu, nn II atelier's Run, and train) will cnniiiieiice running regularly on it to-day; On Friday Inst one hundred nnd uinely rebel deserters oaiiieHnto the aruiiei nf the Putoimie and Janiei, They report llie Petersburg lliu aire, filled with rebel gumls, hail been burned, This is instanced as adding proof of the inten iimi on tlio part uf the rcUls tu evacuate that i town. ' ; The Commercial's Hatcher linn onrretpnn dent says t Tint order for the nrmy to bu ready tu move at a inonieiil's no: ice. lint been conn- lerniiiuiled, owing tn Ibe storm, after the men bud been under arms ull night; Fresh nrdcri liuwever are expected. Li e will remain at Kk'limnnd to direct Iho movements nl that point, and will handle bit nwn army for lliu defense of liicliiuoiid. Tlio Richmond papers of Monday iny all is quiet. As In Sherman's exact locality it is a matter of doubt whether tlur really knmv wlieru hi) main hi my it, except Ihut he has crojied into Jyorili Carolina. Nov York, March 2. The Richmond Ex aminer of the S7tli ultimo, bad n lung article tu prove that the abandonment of Richmond hy the rebel government anil nrmy would hn the abandonment nf the reheme of iudepeii- lenoe for the Southern Confederacy. , Wash',ij;tnn.Miirch S The Richmond Whig of the 28tli ull., hat the following: The Co torsburg Eiji-cis nf yetterduy lays': Reliable mtclligcnco leads us In liclicvc I baton the tilth and 25ih, the enemy moved a portion of his lo ci and artillery to bis I, ft. Tim tumbling of llitir train) was distinctly beard. The eii my s cavalry nnd the maiu body ul Ins iuf.iut )' have been moved toward Ilatoher's Run. New Yen li, March 1. l lie steamer Arngn reports, when nil ( 'harleslon harbor ou lliu 12 1 1 1 1 . being iiiforuied that Columbia. S.C., had u lim ned, and tint'. Augusta had been cap- luted by our Iroops. New York. March 2 Tl e IKiW special ilisiiatch has the follow in ' additional particu lars cniicerniug the repurled burning ol Colum bia, S. (!.. When the Arngn appeared olT I'll .rlctoo liar, It dispatch boat met her willl important news, which, if Hue, illustrates nn pnralelled lend tr achery. The ollio r who j brought llie intelligence, stales that soon after il corps uf Sherman's troops had captured Co- lilitihlii, Ibe rehel citizens III, Ml endeavored III cvciy possible iiiauner lo li.irass our troops. The corps tt hicli entered the oily uf'er its cap'. lure, ul once lull to join ill Sherman's further alliance, uud was succeeded by Slocuiu'i ci,r,'s. While the littler corps was qn'u liy iiniching ihrough the princ ipnt-tl reels to their tempuiniy bari'aeks, ll number of cilizeni poured a deadly fi io upon Ihcm fioin windows and roofs of tlio houses which they occupied. Thu insurrection was beginning In spread, nlien nur Iroops re treated a short distance, uud subsequently fired llie city which is now in ashes. No further parliciilari lire given. .News had been received nt Charleston that General Sherman had itiaiclicd in force on Augusta, mid tin.' enemy nl -once evacuated the city. Il is also slated that a large amount uf rthel properly bad been captured there, and that Sherman, tiller leaving a tuflicieiit force, lu garrison thu city, proceeded on hi) way northward. Thu announcement w us also made that Sher man wat probably proceeding to Ihecititi nf vl w P nod Charlotte, N.C., In fnrcc. and i hat he bad captured a l.ieg. ......ik f supplies on the route of march. ' t Thu Herald's correspondent says : Colum bia was burned by order nf Gen. Sherman, us a punishment to the citizens for firing nn our iroops when I he eliy was in onr possession. Washington, March I. Tlm following tele, mam from Gen. Giliuoru bat beeu transmitted to this department t Charleston, Fb. 20. An Inspection of the rebel delences ut Charleston, show that wo have taken over four hundred and fifty piece) oniiiaiice, being more than double what I first reported. Thu lot include! eighty ID inch Columbia, l, a great many ii and ii pounders; nunc seven inch Br uke's tillea and many piece) of foreign make. Wu also captured eight liN?oinotivei nnd a great nntuher of pna lengrr nud platform cur), all in good cumliliuii. Drserlni lepurt thai the last uf Hardee') army wat to hate crossed the Saulee river yes terday ('.'5'b). bound lor Charlotte. N. C, and that it lias found Sherman had nlieady inlc'i copied their march. It it reauk d ou similar authority, that llie last of Hood's amy, l.'.O 0 strong, passed through Augusla, Ga., last Sun- eay, on their wy to lleiiuregurd. G oigvlnwii, S. C has been evacuated, and is in eur possession. Desert, rt are coming in constantly. Wo have over four him Ired al ready. (Signed) Gii.moiih. NkvV YiiIIK. March 2 Richmond editorials foreshadow the evaeiiaiioii of that cilv. The World s nrmy nr the Polmriau special dispatch sat a : There it every iinlieniioii of a pallidal Rich, mond. 'I be old ISenaluit and oieiiibert o! the llutise are fleeii g, and mV tin re is I, irely a nui mil in Cougrcsi lo Iran-act bu-iiie t. This has been hushed lip. but now llie Richmond papers openly allude to the fact, and call upon ilie military nulhnriliel to bring hnck the fugi tives by force. Avery important nintemeiil it now being utiiile by Li e ; and it il believed In be the evac uation of R chiiioud.v Nisvr YniiK. March 1. The Tribune's Wiishuigton special di.ptlidi my) Gen. Joe Johnson assumed the command ul force) in fiuiilaiid rear of Sherman ou Thuiiday last. The World's Wnshiugioii special dispatch says : Richmond papei of yesterday llicnlinu their reserve in respect lo military upeiuliuiia iu North Carolina. They lire not in nil exult ant iioMid. It ia quite certain that Sherman has lint yet encountered nny foriuidablu line in Im path. At the annual meeting of the shareholders of llie Atlantic Telegraph Company, In London, nn th Hill of February, lliu Mluwiug persons were i lrotcd directors i Sir Samuel Conrad, Hart., Edward t.'rmipper. George II. Hidden. Esq.. E. M Archibald, Peter Cooper, of New York, and Mr. Hugh Allen, nf Montreal. Up to Friday evening I lie 17th, I.SdO miles uf cable had been completed, ami PHI miles have been innnnlsoiured per Week. Tlin Great Eattern will be reatly for wa with the r utin. table n hoard Iry llie lint of June. . The me.tagu nf Gov. ltrunn, of Georgia, ii published. He defends his Slate against uewt paper charge) of allowing Sltertnau In march iininoleHed throngli 11. I lu tnyi she was abandoned In her fate and neglected by the Coiib-d, rale autlp riiies. lie recommends the establishment of thu militia organization to be tinned uver to the Confederate Government. Ill also reeouiuieudi iho iinpret.tiient of pro fisiimi fiom pt rtnui wlio won't i II supplitt Ui the indigent families of soldiers, llu reeoiu mends n law tn puniali robbery with di.'tth; oppose) the arming of slaVit ; coinplnitit uf the usurpation of the Confederate Cnngre n in levy, lug disproportionate taxitt charge apou it many abu-ei and charge! ull military disasivri upon the Generalship uf J' If Dai it. He tayi Ibe Gon rnmi-ut is a military di-palinn ami the Conbderaey it i lilting into anarehy. If pet' listed in. tint mnil terminate In rifonttrncilnn a iih r without iihjogatinii. He oppiav-l can tcnpiion and argei requitiilon npnn the Btatea for triHips. He alto urgei taking film Davia power at Cniiman'r ia Cknf, and ealU fur h CeaDtlon to amend the Couitlttitlnn. BOOK. AD JOli iyJI.MTI0 Of ororj lasorlptlor MEATI.T mlP,tolpTtT .xacalr) RATKS Uf AIIVtHTlSINO: f.Unl a.lHT-u......... ai, ,, . ... . ,..c,v.,.., T Hvr .uunre, oral inscruoa Vl.iH, a.eti aiihsequeiit tnaerlton. uesai .tin Ail ir.atiaai tav.rtlioiii.nl. in atl b pr.ptlil t Inaare l.L-rtlon. . . A,lmlrtl.tratnr. notlcrs, and nit arlvartlaements ret.tlnir tt Ilia ealata at iteeeai4 Peimnl, mull ba prepaia, anlaa. fir. ,J' J", ',''"S ''H "" ' Judite, tnd ttuutataea lo ba pnta ny mm, A lr.rllainf lull, ml paM vllhl , ynl fm'u ttm4 l,n cnnlrsrlil, ill b.. In-reiirrl ticoiilgr.lvprsnl, ok year ,yin,.il.ii.a,it ih.in,.r, i Wir.MINQT()N, Mareh 1. The Hiohmond Vtspntch lays; Joe Johnston, on Thorida last, tisinrued ooinniotid of tiie army in Slier iniio'i front, lately- euuiinaurtad by Gen. Bcao' regard. ,,,,-,.) The If7n hai the following from Charlotte Irom llie Auguita papen of the 20th : No inv portaut movements are reported. : Capt, Dick insoii onptured several oflioeri and a onniider. able number of men during the raid to Florida Gen. Thomaa' irnopi are being mounted for " n march through the interior of thoBtatiof Alabama, i , , ( ( - . w, ti The Richmond Examiner of the 27th soyil Generals Crook and . Kelly, captured tome day tinue, arrived hare on Saturday last, and were I'lirniahed .willi npartmenti at Llbby Prima. i , ; mi.,"!- .in' m The Enquirer ayi thu rebel Congressmen have become frightened and were fleeing front Richmond. The rebel Conz: est u left with: out a iMiurnni. ,.., , ; .-, '. m Wamiiington, March 5. The following dig' patches In relation tu the reported defeat and capture of Early by Sheiidnu, and the onptnre a . of Charlottesville, Va., bavo been received br .1 !- 1 - . . , una ieparinieni i - . , o-'i o Sheridan mid hii force! coinmeuced their movement last Monday, Feb. 27th, and were at Staunton when last heard from. Gen. Hans onek was placed in eharge of the Middle Mill, tnry Divisnn. during the absence of Sheridan, with headquarters at the town of Winchester. (Signed) Stanton. i City Point, March 5, 1 1 A, m. 7' Stan ton ; Deserteri u ho oaoui in tint morning re port that Sheridan had routed Early and cap tured Charlottesville. They report the depan lure i f four regiments from Richmond In rein fnice Early.' (Siirned) Grant" City Point, March S To Staunton t Ref. ugees confirm llie statement of deserters in re gard to the ciipluie of Early and nearly hii entire force. They iny it took place ou Thurs day, March 2,1. between Slauiimu and Char, lotlesville, and that the defeat was total, - (Signed) Grant. i The 7'ifflr-f inyi a letter from Winchester, Va., stu'os that mi tlio2.".li February cavalry reinforcements land pontoon trains an ived there; and ou the 27th Sheridan started with ab.nl 15.1X10 cavalry, In operate, it is said, in the ilU reclion uf Lynchburg. , ' Some say Unit Sheridan nnd Sherman will meet and act logelhcr, nud Ihut Hancock will assume command at Winchester on the de parture nf Sheridan, i , Nkw Oiu.kash. Kt-li 23 It reported that Gen. Caiiliy n ill leave for Mobile tu day, , Ho is master of the situation, nud a good report may soon he expect, al from him. , The fleet theru under CouiHiuduru Palmer ii hard al work.. . : Everything it iniet in the trans Mississippi' region. I he nvert are higher now than they have been for years. , No apprehension it felt nf a land invasion by the enemy. - The block ado running between Galveston and the Weil Indies is earned un successfully, perhapi rival hlig in this respect the port) of Wilmington1 ami Charleston. Quite a number of eteamert rim iu nnd out of Galveston during the past week. . - - - - , The Government Itorei in Texaa and 8hrtve port are full nf clothing hud other necessarlel uf life. ., . i i, -' - "- ; The expedition fitting out n't New Orleam ll " believed to be intended for Galveston anil not Mobile. - . ' i ; , .u t . . ..". ' The army of the trans-Mississippi is in ex cellent spirits and condition. - The trnopi are. well supplied with clolhsi, food, aim the mu nitions nl wnr. ! . The meisuge nf Gov. Allen, rebel, of Louis iana, argues in favor of placing 21X1.000 negroei in the army ai pioneers, wagnneri, etc, and the message meets with universal approbation. A correspondent of the Montgomery Appeal, writing from Grenada, Miss., tayit Aflainon Ilia border are only in tolerable condition, and Uie cuuniijr i. All., I Hih batnJ. of Juyhawker and rib hers, principally deserter), whose deedi rival the daya of the fanioui Dick To'pln, tuch a leign of terror hai been inaugurated. The travel hai been alinott completely broken up iu ionic porliuDi of the oonntry. Coo pled willi those ore large number nf loldicrt, re-, turning lo thi-ir bouiei on furlough, who an vowing vengeance nn northern oountiei who have refused to take Confederate money for -corn and tha other necessaries of life from their families. If nothing is ipeedilv done by IIiom iu authority, no may look for a desperate lUte of affairs here during the present month. Oswego, March 4, Major Grant hai re-, ceived ti dispatch from Gov. Fenton that the War Departmental Washington have received informalinn from iialifaz that the rebels In the -Provinces are contemplating a raid nn Oswego and biu callad a public, meeting lo be held in (hit city Ibis afternoon, to tnko inch autiim in the mailer at may bv necessary. - Private dispatches, dated New York, March ')d. qui te gold at 107. W ashingioii, .March 4 The pnasestion il now b , rniing, Ihoegli a heavy rain is tailing and llie street) are almost linpatmble from the iiiitd. The Avenue it filled wiib a dense maia of people. The ei remouici w 11 taku place in the Senate Chamber. New York, March 3. The Commercial Ad-' ttrtistr KI unities the ituiubvr nf gnus captured from lh rebels since Ibe first of Idlil,. at I ..'KII. This dia l not include the guns can- inretl or destroyed ou llie Alabama, 'I euiiessee, Florida mul other rebel crafts. During lit same lime we bnve-not Inst 300 camion. New Ymh. March 4 The Herald's Army nf the Potomac (ortespoudeiit tnys i Every Ite-li butch nf rebel deserteii that Collie wilhin ' our Itnea reiterule the .taieiuent made by pre vious ones. Ihut the rebels are prepanug to eraeiiiiie Richmond and Peiersbuig. - No prisoners have been deliveied for several days. Judge Gold layi high water has pre VMiied hn doing so. This has not lessened hll , .'.bility lo receive largo number) of their men. -It is ihtiiyjil in be an excuse to gain an unfair ; adv Mage iu numbers. No more will be de livered by lite Uniled Stales until another In stalhui nt has been made by them. , New Yoik, March 3 Judge Hoghei ao- ' coinpanicd Singleton as far ai Grant'! Itnei on ' hit way tu Richnioiid, and hoi returned here. Singleton nlered the rebel liueiaiid proceeded ' to Richmond. , It li generally- tiodertnod tn day that the nomination of I! ugh MX'ullocb. as Heoretary of llie Treasury, will be lent to the Senate on ' Friday, 3d of March. New York, March I The Herald's 8t. ' Louis dispatch tayi the demoralization la Kir-' by's army Ii equal to that nf the oilier rebel ' army in various portions of the couutry. Largn number ef deaerten from it are con stantly coining Into the Union liuea at Liltle Rock. . i W'athington, March 2 The Ilcrali's ipe aial tars : Sheridan hai sent forward to ascer tain If Lec Ii preparing to fall back lo Lynch- 1 burg. Acting Admiral Stribbliiig riporti that on the 1st of February in tJpe.lilion lelt III Uni ted Stales bark al midnight to destroy salt on Wetern B y. Th' expedition returned on the 4th, having destroyed wurkl nf 13 613 gal lons boiling power, 70' bushel of cult and 124 barreli of Epsom salt. The Herald s tnetmndi nt ia)li Desert ers from Lee's army stale that when he made his la I kl.it Smith, he took two division! of Andrrson'i army with him In rcinforco the ar my tonfroiiiiiig Sherman, and that heavy ilcge f ont are being lent Irom Petersburg to Green Hirn. N. C .aml thit cltiiem of Petenbiirg ; and Richmond are preparing to lve. The papers charge Gnv. Umwn, nf Georgia, with discouraging the people and encouraging de.nl ion iiid ttraiigiy inspect bin) of being a traitor tn the reliel cause. The n-bel House of Uepreeeotativei hat pwied A bill to pl" 300.000 negroei iu thi anuy. Tile bin duet nut guaraukN frwrdotB