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MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 2, 18fifl.
Ihsstattsmaa has a Larger Circulation than any
sthsr Paper la th Stats, and ii the Beit
Mediant for Advsrtlssrs.
(1 V l-Liw'ind Ksi)lntirasirspn.bllshedln ths
Statesman by Authority
' " " UNION STATE TICKET.
For Conrrfta,
. MALLORV, of Marion Oooaty.
, , For Ooraroor,
0. I WOODS, o! Wswo County.
, For Sfcrrtarjr of Stale,
I, I. MAY, if Jackson County.
For Btatt Treasurer,
1. N. COOKE, of Marlon Count?.
Tnr Slato Prlntir,
A. W. McPHKKSON, 0 Linn Oonntr.
KOTICE. The business demrtmut of the Statu
man Offlce la nnder the rnanaKement of D. W. Caai",
who la alone authorised to transact tlie bnaineaa of
lbs concern.
TBI 8T1TE CONTENTION.
Ws) publiih in another column the proceed
ings of the Union State Convention, and alio
the ticket nominated. Tha proceedings are
: not so folly reported as we had desired, the
Mines of the new Stale Central Committee
being left t, bnt these we will publish when
we get oorreot copy The platform is alao
poblished, and every man can make op his
'"' own opinion aboot it. The contest for nomin
ations was confined to the place for Congress
man, and for this the canvassing was wy o
tlvt. The choice of the Contention lay be
tween Mr. Mallory and Dr, Biiwlby. although
Mr. Baker of Union county, receiving nearly
- ad the votes east of the mnnntaiia, got a lar
ger number of votes than Dr. liwlby But
if a second balloting had been reached, the
vote for Mr. Baker, as alao a largo number
of those cast for Mr. Mallory, would hare
been thrown for Dr, Bowlby.
, ! There was no appreciable contest Tor the
, office of Governor. , Mr. .Woods never sought
' the nomination) not even thinking of it until
(he day before he was nominated, Cnnsitl
, ering this circumstance, and the very targe
j' vote which he reoeived, it is indeed a high
': oompliment to a mnt worthy man. ., .,
11 ' For Secretary of State, the voice of the Con
'V rentioo was unaniinnus for the present in
.'.'. vumbeot. Mr. May was nominated by accla
l" inatioo, and the unanimity and enthusiaato
displayed at bis renominalion testify beyond
nil question to the ability and popularity of
this faithful publio servant. ., , ,
For State Treasurer, the contest was close
'' between the present inenmhent, E. N. Cooke,
' unci B. F. Wbitsoo, which was decided on the
(irat ballot in favor uf Mr. Cooko.
For State Printer, thero were several candi
" dates, and a single ballot decided the issue in
favor of W. A. MoPherson, of the Albany
Journal. Mr. MoPherson is the editor of that
. paper, and, although not a practical printer,
we think the State printing will be carefully
and judiciously managed in his hamls.
Tax SrialiNO at CoKVauis After the Contention
,0 bad made Its nomination!, Mr, Mollnrjr, nominee fur
" .('"ngrees, was called out, stid made aume appropriate
' remarks, thanking the Convention for the honor con-
lerrsd, and indorsing the platform, during which and as
ha left the platform he was warmly applauded. Mr.
Wooda, nominee for Governor, waa then called for, and
'," amid much cheering took the aland; thanked tha On
i( vcndon for the honor conferred upon him, and then
. made a few well-timed thrnata at the Cuppcrheails. He
, . declined nuking a apeeuh at length, and waa moat
heartily applauded. Secretary Hay and Mr. McPher-
n were twtb called for , and responded to the call with-
i . -nit making a speech, that not beliif in their line. Mr.
, vouae was caiimi lur, but din rim appear, ticu. E. I
i Aiiflegats wss then osllsd for, being o aecond time
daring the CuavenUon, and as lie came forward be was
nreived with tumultuous cat-era.. The Itinera! ii per
' frctly inlmiiabia and tlways Irresistible, and as he pro-
seeded to "ratify" lbs nominations, cheera followed
cheering In rapid Mtcssaion, onlll, amid loud erica to
v "goon," ha refused to"goon," uutil he could get a
fair chance and plenty of time. Hon. W. L. Adams, of
" 1 Astoria, was then called ont, and took the atand, rank
" " Ins one of the beat off band apeechea wa hare beard fur
a lflg time. Late persecution having thomoghly stirred
' him up again the Copperheads, ha put In the heavy
1 bluws faat and thick, until the old Copperhead anake
waa fairly acotchrd. He waa warmly and repeatedly
rhrrred. Governor Gibba waa called for, and came for.
want aod made Me apeei b of the evening. It waa err.
' " taiitly one of the heat tfloita we haee ever listened to.
"" He raiaed bla audience to the highest pitch of oulhuai
"asm. They abenlutely refnt to let him amp; and when
' he Rnally boiled from the aland, after a brilliant pero
ration, the audience rul-ed en waste with cheers to rend
the very heavena, awlnglug of hat, etc. It wa" an ap
proval that but few men could draw from any nodiencc,
and under the clrcnmMaurea a glorioua triumph J. H.
lliti bell waa then called out, made k few remark' e
trelteuf hia aatlfaction Willi the ticket nominated.
The huuse did not applaud bini.aud their fullure to do
so waa not only rminoua, but aevarely expreiuire of the
aentinenti of the majority un rncnt tranaaitiuua.
. Dead. The mau Saulmrn, who waa stabb
ed by Hauxhurat, as notioed In our last iasue,
. has since died from Ihe effects of the wound.
' A poeUniottein eiaminatinn conducted by
)rs. Carpenter and Sinioutnn, by the author)-
, ty nf the Corouer, revealed the faot, that the
; wound was more serious than had been ueliev
d. although it was never suppneetl that Ilia
man could recover. Our statciuoiil last week,
that Sauhoru was recovering, was picked up
m the street, and not authoriicd by Ihe Surge
on io oharge. The post-mortem examinatloa
revealed the fact of Very extensive iiillaiiiina
linn of the abdouiinai viscera, with aoltcuing
' of the spleen, aod it was seiiutrked by Ihe .
. Surgeons that it was surprising the mau had
' Uvea SO long. The opinion nf the eurgeuue
la that the wonud by the knife caused the
, death of Ihe man ; and this will wake another
trial for murder. ,' .,
Te TM CORVEKTIaM AKO Baok.A trip to .
Corvsllls snd back, daring such a terrible storm
at visited this valley during the paat week, la by
no means a pleasure trip, even if by steamboat.
The continued rain, wind, and cold, heavy weath
r generally had Ihe efeet to keep everybody la
the saloons of ths boat, so that bnt little could be
awwsi of the country along the river. We are
e-lad la observe, however, thai all the Improve
ment and progress is not eeuRned to our town
The little towns ef Independence aud lluena
Vl.la, above here, show marks of growth and ha
einosa. Kew houaea are going up, aud trade Is
voueeotraUng from lbs surrouuding country, at
these (late. At Oorvallis, people are thorough
ly -waked apse the inporlaaea of a valley rail
r.d, and the early opening up of Ihe Vsquina
Bay eeuntry, and the day is not far dieunt when (
Cureallis will becoeis on of the moat lourlabiiig ,
Ikw as la la W illaawtt valley. Corvallis boaau
gflMltlstneraiitaaM awaetel U ths east eea
rn, la thai line, la Oregon t and from the hand-.
i e ' mi and iadefatigable auaaar with which b
, ire. IV his one hundred and fifty gaeau, w ralh
L V thai his repeUtiea ie Jnsliy Merited.
I tiik " knows how to keep a bouj," and
Bv jw 10 vereate orvviup wiui atH,
r..i
'.inot Tb labile fcheo! star at
- roeaeeiHe nest Honour ifco new
V Vral. Pearson,, Aptknmii
UOM. WILSU.V BU1VLUY.
' The proceedings of the Union State Conven
tion ahow that tbia gentleman received but twen
! ty-fonr votee for the nomination to Congreaa. It
la a duty which we owe to Dr. liowlby and hia
frienda, we being one of them, and which impar
tial justice demands, that tbia vote of the Con
vention be explained, and that it be not permitted
te go to the world aa the measure of hia popular
ity, or the true eatimate of that Convention or the
Union party of Oregon, of ono of the pureat,
ablest, and beat men in the State. We were at
the Convention, and know whereof we speak.
It was not expected by Dr. Bowlby's frienda
that he would he nominated ou the first ballot ;
while Mr. Mallory's friends were satiaiicd that
unless their man was choaen on the first bnllut,
be could not be nominated at all. Mr. linker, of
Union county, was brought forward by the dele
gates east of the mountains, not with any ex
pectation of nominating him, hut in order to give
him a complimentary vote, and tlion on the aec
ond ballot g in a body for Bowlby. Mr. Mallo
ry was the Brat choice of about fifty delegates'
made np of the vote of Marion county, the voto
of Multnomah with one exception, the vote of
Linn with two or three exceptions, the vote of
Douglas, and part of the vota of Jackaon, w ith
some outside scattering votes. Of these votea
which would be caat in the first inatance for Mal
lory, about twenty would have pulled away nod
gone for Bowlby on a aecond bnllut. Thus it was
plain to the friends of Mr. Mallory. aud alao those
of Dr. Bowlby, that unless Mallory waa chosen
on the first ballot, Bowlby would receive a ma
jority of thirty or forty on the aecond ballot.
Upon these circumstances the friends of Dr.
Bowlby relied with conhMcncu, and awaited the
result without fear, their favorite totally refusing
to make any bargain or arrangement that would
enlarge his vote on the first ballot. Willi Mr.
Mallory's known strength, -his friends had no
hope of securing hit nomination', but to increase
that strength, aud, if possible, securo the victory
on the first balloting, unsuspecting friends of J r
Bowlby were approached and asked to cast iln-ir
first vote for Mallory, as a comiilimentury vote :
that " Mallory had now no expectations of a nom
ination, and, therefore, as he is a good man, lot us
compliment him with a handsome voto." In tins
wny, votes enough were secured to swell Mallo
ry's vote on the first ballot to a mnjority ; and
when the ballots were counted out the strategy
was visible.
We will not conceal our dirnppoiiitmetit and
chagrin at thi defeat of Dr Bowlby, accomplish
ed in this way. We labored for his nouiiuaiioii,
as the first consideration of the Convention, nt'tor
the adoption of a platform of sound, vital princi
ples. We have seen the man thoroughly tried,
and tempted by all the inside workings of a po
litical convention, and we must say that we li.ivo
never found a purer, more upright, and thorough
ly honorable and noble man, in all our expuri
once. He Is above all price. Under a pluin ami
unpretending exterior is concealed tlio jewel of
incorruptibility. He ia a man that those who
know him will Cglit for nguiust any aud nil odds.
When lbs Union party of Oregon karn to confide
their leadership to such men as Wilson Bun lhy
of Washington county, they will have lenrncd to
honor and respect the noble principles which
made the party strong, triumphant, and honor
able. KASTKIi.V HKtVN.
WA8HIN0T0N, March 25. Receipts ef in.
ternal revenue during the week were $3 400,
543, making sinoe the 1st ol January $ti;)7;'.(),
Ofi7. Total National Bank cironlntnu is fit),
281.037 of whioh eleven hundred thousand mil
iars ware Issued last week.
The National Inltlligrnctr, which has cnine
to be regarded as the President's nrgnn. had
an editorial, yesterday, on the civil rights hill,
indicating the probable points of Ihe Veto mes
sage. It says thisis a bill to abolish the Stales
of Ihe Union; to etfeot such object, hut Inn
conditions are required : first, that doubtful
Federal powers should he used ; second, that
tk w4r i tf rmuirtnty rxcruicil.
Chicago, March 24 Among the Senate
ameudiiients to the deficiently appropriation
bill, not concurred in by the Hons.- and refer
red tn the committee on conference, are sever
al appropriating an aggregate of about $iit),-
000 for expenses of government commissioners
and engineers appointed tn survey the varimie
sections of thu Pacific, railroad, and for the
atlendnoe of the same at Washington Inst
January, for Ihe purpose of fixing uniform
standard nf railroads. Stevens contended thai
the expenses should ha paid hy the companies,
it being a necessary part nf Ihe cnsauuiioii
expenae, before receiving Government aid
Wilson of Iowa held the same opinion, hut
said the original aot did mil explicitly recpiue
oompanies to pay engineers, aud therefore gov
eminent is bound Hi good faith In pay theiu
Ilighy of California, said the companies had
nothing to do with the employment of tln-so
men, did nut ask their services, ami could gel
along without them.
Wuslihurne, uf Illinois, called attenliou in a
claim for mileage of suid commissioners from
San Franoisoo to Washington ami hack, II,
'Mi 50. Ho protested against voting away
1 be people's money ill that way. The llo.se
al on-ooiicnrred in the Semite amemlnicut
adding 11,400 to the salary nf the Trensurer
of the San Francisco mint, for irvtces s as
sistant Treasurer uf the United Stoles,
Gen, Palmer, commanding the Department
of Kentucky, has tendered his resignation, hut
it is nut accepted yet.
During the debate iu Congress, un the hill
In proteul army officers, nguniat Vexatious suite
fur damages iu Southern Stales it was suited
that 3 500 suits bad hi eu commenced iu Ken
tucky alone.
Chicago, March 2(1. Tt Is rumored thai a
misunderstanding exista helweeu the English
government and the American Embassy al
London, relative to the iuiptienmueut of sen--ral
persons charged with Feiiinintiii, who aa.
serl their claims lo he American citixcue. aud
In be either liberated or brought to trial.
The debate has been referred to Washington,
for solid inn, aud may prove embarrassing.
Senators Foete and Dunn are both belter,
but an hopes are entertained of Ihe permanent
recovery of either.
New York, March 27 The 7Viia's
Wusliiugtou special dispatch says that the
Board fur the examination nl cniolid ites fur
admission to the Naval Medical College are
still iu session at the Navy Hospital iu New
York and the naval asylum in Philadelphia
aud will continue till nil vacancies are tilled.
, The Senate military committee, yesterday
passed upon a large iiiimlier nf npplicatioua for
military prumutiou and assignim-uts uf West
Poiul Cadets to the regular atmy, which will
he acted upon at the ucxt executive session of
the Senate.
The sum nf I3S3.0O0 iu fractional currency
was yesterday delivered by Ihe priuting divis
ion of the Treasury Department.
The following statement exhibits Ihe vacant
puhlio lands in five nf Ihe Insurrectionary
Slates: Alabama, 6 732.06S acres i I.ouislna,
6.2-&102 aoreej Florida, l.HU.ISi arrest
M iaaisaippi, 4.74U.7G3 acres ; Arkansas. 0.2OS,
013. 1 There are no puhlio lands io the Stales
of North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia,
Tfnneeeoe and Kentucky. . h i
The H orWs Washington dispatch says Ihe
ways and means oomiuilieu are preparing an
other tat bill in which they propose In put
suck articles as ought lo he placed en the free
list. The only measure that the ooinmillee
has ready lo report hi one putting a lax of live
cents per pound on oolton. To day, however,
they expect tn settle some of Ihe oilier mat
ters, and next week report Ihe hill le the
lloaee. , - - i - '
The Senate military committee, yesterday
aulbnrieed Mr. Nssmilh Iu report a bill in fa
vor u reimbursing Ike Slate ol Weelern V ir-
rSna for the money rlpended In raising and
i . A - I ... I. I ... i.
aioant of swiw Mkw. - ,
Nets York. Waich 27 The raae of the
Utttor. the aleged Chilean privateer, was up
yesterday in tV U. S. Listric; Court, and ihe 1
ease ootjiee e egaia to dwy, 1
rilOlKEUl.VbS OK T1IK l.MOX STATE COX
VEMION. The Union State Convention met, pursuant
tn rail, at Corvnllis, nn Thursday, March 2!llh,
IHIili. at 10 o'clock A. M . and was called tn
urdi r by Hon I, K Moorea, Chairman ol the
Slate Central Committee.
Judge J. U. Wilson, uf Wasco cniiuly, was
elected temporary Chairman, and II. W. Kcolt
of Miiltuuiuaii, was chosen temporary Seure
tary.
A committee of five, on credentials, was ap
pointed by the Chair, viz : Messrs. Gingiva,
tiles, tlitiinan, Kelly and lluker.
On motion, all members ef the Press, it re
spective of pnliiics or rrhgion, were invited to
Mats within the bar uf the Convention.
The Committee ou Credentials retired, and.
after a brief absence, returned and reported
the follow ing named prVsous entitled to seats
iu the Convention.
Baker County Gem geW. Slocnin. William
Corcoran. Leonard Lowe aud John Fiirman,
by J. G. Wilsnn. proxy.
Boiitnn J as Giugles, T. B Odenrul, J. It.
Buy ley liy C. P, Blair, aud John Kelsny.
Clai-liainns A. Warner, W. W. Iliick hy
J. C. Barlow, W. T Mallnck, J D. Locey.
Fred. Cli irinaii. W. A. Starkweather by 11.
Warner, D P. Thompson.
Clatsop J Taylor ami J. W. Geurlmrt.
Columbia Dean Blauciinrd
Cooa F. G. Lockhart by J. Kelsay.
Curry J. Kelsay.
Douglas John Kelly, Thomas J. Brale hr
Johii Kelly, John Fullertoii, Joaae Applegate,
James Cole hy Jesse Applegnlv, W. It. Willis
)' Jesse Applegate, J as. Watson liy Jno. 1'ul-
lertoii.
Giant Fred. Adams, T. II. Brenli, M. P.
Ber y. C. Gr.-gory.
Jackson I, D. Applegate, Cliiiunoey Nye
by Ivon D. Applogale. 11. F- Unwell. M. II.
Drake liy James A. Wilsnn, W. T. Lever by
W. It. I'oguc. J. D. Todd by li. F. Dowell.
Josephine W. M. Evans and C. Caldwell
hy IS. F. Dom ll.
Lane A. MuCnrnauk, J. M. Dick, Henry
Pursoua, M, J. J Scott, A. ileineuway, j.
Lull'i-rly, G. i. Ward.
Linn James II. Finder. N (loud. William
Mu(,'nr, James Marks. (',. T. Fliilayson. W.
0. Ga'llncher. II. W Itedmaii, J. M. Elliott,
Joseph Lame, W. Ii, Bishop.
Marioti-I'. L. Willis. T. It Hickey. John
M. Harrison. John Downing. F. Hrutcliell. L.
D Hall. D Wollord, J. II. Baiighinaii by Jos.
Eiigle, Sam'l Briiwn, J W. Grim, J. J, Mur
pliy by Geo. A. Edes, D. M. Keeue by Sain'l
Hinttii. Geo. A. Edes, iiyer llirach.
Mulliiomali J. P. 0. Lownedale hy W. W.
Upton. S. E. Ilarr. Geo. T. Myers, J. J. II..IT
man. Win. O'lirion. Win. Young. W. W. Up
ton. It. B. Kuupp, J N Dolph, P. Ilarbuugli
by J Slltzi'l, A. M. Lnrjea. J. M. Stott, C.
Feicheimer by J. Slilzel.
Pol'i-J. L. Collins, MnMiini Doilson, V.
C. Wliitsun, J. L. Ladd, P. C. Sullivan, J. A.
Frnzar.
Tillamook-1. W. Cillctto.
U.oali 'I. Time. McCoy bv II. S. Sl.ine. II.
S. Stone. W. II. Barnhai't, Jus. Waidell, Jus.
Wanleli.
Union-C. Abberly. M. Baker, D. McKir
cher. J. M. Pyle by C. Ahlieily, Moses Olier-iiiii-h
bv D. McKircher.
Wasco-J. G. Wilson, ',. Donnell hy f. K
Meigs, II. A. llogue by 0. N Denny. M.
Kunti hy 0. N. Denny, 0. N. Denny, Janioe
llallurau, J. ii. Cnuiioii. Charles Cue, C. li
Knegle hi Jas. Ilnlloran. C. It. Meigs, Knli'i
Mays hy Jaiin-a Halluriiii
Washington Cut. T. It. Curnelius, A. Hin-
innii, G. M. Hay nd. W, A. Mills hy T. It
Curiielins, Hyer Jackson.
YainliilUJ. i,almer II. V. V. Johnson, It.
It. Lnughlin, J. A. Iticliarilsou, G. W. Burneit.
1 A cumuiitlee ol Hue ilelegalo from each coun
ty was appointed hy the delegation from such
county as Committee nn Ki-ioiln lions, viz :
linker county, X. Baker; Benton, T. li.
Oilenrul; Giant. T. II. Brents; Clsckatiias,
J. Locey; Clatsop, J. W. Genrliarl; Coliiin
hia, Dean liuinchiHil ; Coos and Curry. John
Kels iy; Douglas, Jesse Applegate ; Jucksiui.
I. D. Apph gale j Josephine, II. F. l)oi l ;
Lane, A. McCormick ; Linn, W. Ii. Bishop;
Tillamook. P. W. Gillette; Uni .N. Baker;
Yao lull, Joel Puliiu-s, MoHmoiuiiIi, W. W.
i-imrii : mnnnii. John t:ri,.. . ir jn.
Slo ie; Wasliiugtuii, T. K C'nriii liiis ; Wasco,
0. N. Denny; Polk, C. P. Sullivan.
The officer uf Ihe lciii uritry organization
were elected t1 e peroiaueiit olliccrs of the Con-vi-in
ion. and 1'. L, Willis waa elected Asaiatitnl
Secretary.
A coiiiuiittee of five, one from each judicial
district, was appointed un order ol business,
viz: A A. llciiieiinay. J. It Coinlou, J. A.
Wilson, )r. Lnryra. Joliu Downing.
Cnuveullnii adjourned until 2 I. M.
AriKUSHilN 8K8H1IIN.
The Coiiveiitinii met pursuant te adjourn-
IIM'llt.
The Committee on Order of Business report
ed as folio s :
lrt Adoption uf resolutions.
2d Nominalinn of Candida e fur Itepreaeut
alire in Congress.
3d No, i illation uf I'liiiiliilutn for (lovernor.
4ih N iiiaiiou of candidate for Secretary
of Stale.
,Vh Nomination of candidate for State
Treasurer.
lit It Nomination uf candidate for State
Printer.
7ih Election of Stale Central Coininiilee
On niiiln n, it was resolved to rote by ballot.
A inolioii In call Ihe counlu a in alpbrlii-liual
nnli-r was carried.
George A Edes and It. 11. Kuapp were ap
pointed lellera.
The Convention then look a recess until half
past six P. M. in order In nwail the report of
the Committee ou liesoliilimis.
KVKMMt aKMKION.
At half past six o'clock Ihe Convention was
called lo orders Vhtreuini Ihe Chairman ill
Ihe Coiniulltoe upon Id-solutions reported the
follow ing, which were unanimously adopted ;
fWrr,, Th.u we have elii.tlioi ciMjtideiier in the
io-lee. ii Ulovi-nre a(i 4,lrl li-m ol tlir , al ;,lc
of lite I, .i'.-d Shite-; and I li.it iUvy have lie tinnne
:ii.d wl-il -iii ieqtu-.au lo preserve the I'uioii llit-ir v,il..r
has sn,i.uio-tl.
n'c.''v.f, I'll il as o tile lie-l phtii of rt-toti'ig tlie
bi'r K'V -tied Slate- t"tlie evev i-.,. of all tlirir iuocIioim
in Ilia t iii-at, ar.,1 trie lsLi-t .loot lie.-SMSi v to uri-dlmpii.
b.yal nirn may houestlj iblTer ; and e il' preeale lllal
otiiniiuy a id piitleol lynuoti. where or Ie; wboin tls
ld.iveJ.llml wiHihl give sire iglll t . the riirmles "f Hie
I'liion ihn'iivti d'-cor,! mill Oivi-h-n smni: tt fiieeil.
ttrwlftt, I'lmi, liolibug Itie esnlieat ulucil,ii ot
oui l. vsilililt Ml Iu Is- Ml it III I III III ol ta,r-Btli
goes Willi ittXulloU. Ustlt'slle a lull ireoioliou of alt
i-IVll Ml il It -III I, Ml H It it, j,-. t,( lite ii.,i.OM ii of the
lilies l.iiety in r,-v lt.as ss,n a c,imtiiiii.l with na
tioiiat -atieiv ami lite preiertlno uf ibe loval pe.-ple in
th'tse Siait s.
AViocn, That llis n tine, if Un- man, or of the p.irty,
ttittt Would proN.sr lo tin. Villi tn to rrtiuthnte il jii'.l
pet-in Isry oltio'rttttns sliotthl It ronsiatirit to everlaat
lntr Ifiluuiy.
trsertif. That llis rourne and devnlion of tlt-ts
wit t li;o-e ttttree aim- in tlir t .nte of llis I'ni-.i, eniole
tin-in lo isir et ittiriits grliiole; and we pledur mth
seln s a.tt ' it KlKtiior ihf in Ity de-ertinK tlie priticlpin
or stirreiidering lite result. Tor wbit-li lliey lottght and
bird
AVi,tfrr.t, Ttiat we will, as we evsr htr. stirtp.rl the
8i,is UttvrrtiiBints In all their rit;ht. a lite newt c-tm-tH-tent
atttniMi-tiai'trs tlteir 0,nieitc ea i-enta una
tlie sunst tin twqli against aoieteiaihlit-su leiidt-n-cich;
and pre-erve lite tieuerul tM tarimiii iu iu whaw
con-tituii '-'al vij; r.
Htf1rl, Tlml ilie d'H-lrtnj of nttllirl.-allon aeo e
cesnai liritl l.y the su-csllid IVm-t. mic psrly i anus
tmlaic lo the pentsitiilv of tlie rttetn.snd ih-MtuiliiT
tn lite peace, uttier and pmam of ike Amtritau
peoote.
AVxiY-V. Tlial we plreira our-i-'Tes to Bti-tein the
N'diitttal I'ltioii ttrasniXMilttn in it artli-n dt.iira In
carrviua tint aod uiahilainiita? titeie prtti,lites, and In
the support of the canthdsitM woinliialia bv tatat'itn
vainioa, , i (
AVitti-f'i. That wa re,-aul aty ntra-iire wbicb hs
f-r it, t-i.jt-,-1 Mti- tating t,r sale of initiftal land -if the
TiiiM H-sIra, t-r IImI iwd l rHard or dKenumee Itie
tree tt- or o,-,-iiiaat y and -peeOv itereliipmiit ,4 lite
sanie.a-tdvirtnH'iita lo ibe 0l niterrsia of Um t-onnlrr
and iiitttti-uiffot aitb itMittd ht,ir-ual polit y: and we
re-tevtfttitv rait the attention nf cur prtseut delvgalion
in t-tantrtsss I-, Ibe stitawt nt ih reanltiti.tn.
T. R. I'lllIN Id.lUS. t a-inusn .if Oaiaailte.
NominalHtns for Congressional Repreeenla
live were now in order.
Mr. F.dee named Hufos Mallory, of Marion
eoenty,
Colonel Cornelias named Wilsoa Rewlhy, ef
Washing ton muniy.
Mr. McCnrnack named Una. J. tt. D. Ilea-
derstio, of Lane couti y.
Mr. -ue nainrd N. Baker, f Union eonnty,
The Contention prurreilcd In ballft, with
the fulliieiiig ft suit i M.illttry W-Howlbv 241
Baker rj- liendefsoa t.
liiiliis .Mallory liaviri ren-ned a iinijoiiiy id
all the vules cast, w as dclsred duly lion .mated,
and on motion the nsiiuaiioii wus declared
unanimous. (
Noiniuaiioiia fur (Jfernor being in order,
Mr. Edes miineii Dr. J It. Hayle). nf llelilnn.
Mr. I)i one iiaiinitl lieorue L. Wooils, t I
Wasco. I
II. W. Corln-tl. W.lV. Back. Avery Smilh
and John Kelsay went. H in iioiiiinanoii.
The ballot resiiltvil k follows ; Wiiiid- 7.')
Bayl.-v 20-C'urliett -Buck (1 Smilh 6
Ke'lsay 2.
George L. Woods biting received a major
ity uf all the voles cast ns declared duly noin
iiiHti d. ami upon nomimion the vole wus made
unauitniius. I
Num nations for Sccftary of Slate being in
order. Jesse Apph-gate! limed Samuel E May.
ami, ( lotion uf Mr. (ingles, S K. Ma)' was
nomniHicil by acclaioi"U lor Secretary ol
Stale. - 1
Nomination fir Stall Treasurer being in
order. George Edes nansl E N. Cooke, ol
Marion. I
Senium- F nzcr, ol Pnlk.iamed U. F. Whit
aim. of Marion. !
The vote li r Slate Treasrcr was ns follows;
Cooke (Kl-Whitaon 54. I
E. N, Cooke having revived a majority nl
all the votes, wns declared nominated, ami un
million his fimiiinalinti watmuile unanimous.
For Printer, W. A Mo"'ersim received 70,
u ml was declared nnauiuinsly nominated.
IHSTKICT NOMNATION8.
NomiiiiitioiiH fur Dislriu nllioere lieing now
in order, the di-legationr- fm the several Dis
tricts nraceedod. with the allowing result :
1st District Fur Judge II. F. Dnwell ; fur
Prosecuting Attorney, D. I. Gaiilt.
2d District Fur Projecting Attorney, J. F.
Watson. '
.1.1 District For Prnsouting Attorney, ',
C. Sullivan t .
4th District Pnieedotin Attorney, Marion
F. Mnlkey. j
5th Distiict Prnsecntfift Attorney, C. H.
Meiga.
The folluwitig resjoliiliiim were unnniiuiiualy
adopted ;
ttfolrrtl. That this t'onvenlnn extmia tli thanlo
ol' In miiiilier- tt- the Prealitleaan S-.t I, IV of C-irvillis
lor the it-,- ttf ii- boutc for t'te illinnrs of the ( 'iiveie
tioti; tit (In- ite.it, I of I'trvullis lor ilii ir licu'li iiosol
tnliiv; t.' lb nn-r Knilihtl Hit- (orvallla II lei. fur the
huiid-onie inaoufr in aiii:h lit bus oroviih-d lor tlie
caul' rt of Ihe tieleu.in-t-; hoU liillier, tloit a colli-'ti"U
be tfitti'ii up for lite licuelt of tic Church and rtexnot
(.wiui'li wnt. iittue).
It'tnlmt. Tiwl the ini-nlwrstif the f'onveiilloil ex-
pre-s iheli- thiitik-t to the re-itlig ttfticer and -eereia-ries
1'ortlie suiihtfieinry iiitaitiei' iji winch they liuve d.a
t liariretl their il'itiit. ,
On mot ion, I he Convcntiin adjourned line
die.
tONGIIKSSIOIAL.
Wnshiitgton, March !:l In tlie Senate Mr
Pooieroy olii-retl a lull S nit tlie construct n
of the main brunch ol the Southern Pacifio
Uailroad, which was nfi-rri-1.
Mr. Antlioiiy, from tie poltli-hing commit
tee, n iiorlt-il a resolutiin which was adopted
I hut ihe further obsenatious nf the United
Slates uaviil nstrunuiuicul expediti hi to Chile
he iliscoiitiiiiied.
The . Semite then restinetl the consitlernlinn
nf Ihe report of the Jitlicary ooiniiiiltee nn
the protest nf the Net Jersey Legislature
against admitting John Stockton to a sent.
An aiiieiiilmeiit tn resuulioii declaring Mr.
Stockton not entitled to ha seat resulted, ayes
1 rt. noes 21. The closeutss of the vote oreat
id coiisnlt raltlc excileni-nt The iiieslinu
wus I hen liilun mi declariig Mr. Sti ckinn en
titled. Before the vote waa declared, Mr.
Stockton said that Mr. Mirnll had agreed lo
pair elf with hia cnllcagi1 Mr. Wright, but
bad nevetllti li-ss vnli-d Mr. Slocklon desired
that the Clerk should call h (Slia;klon's)iiaiiie
which waa nllutved by the Chair. The vote
was tlo-ii declared ayes 23 Days 21. The Sen
ale ndjuuriii'd.
In the House, Mr. Slovens introduced a re
nluliou which was adopted, requesting Ihe
Secretary f the Interior lo report expemli
lures made under his direction iu cniifuriniiy
with the fifth seel ion uf the Indian Hpprnpriii
lion hill of March Jllsl, lSliO; which pmvidd
and paid lo i-ai-li tribe, fur what obj ct ills
bnrsed. M.". Bingham, nf the en-mi nl,- mi
,,l.t,e ir.,ir i,.nt . r lion
oivn paeseil. prnvi-bng lelii-f fur ulhoi-ra of
voluiilceis In lie in il t-t- red into a grade fur
which they held cuiniiiissiiins but could mil be
mustered in, thruiigh no fault of llieir own.
Tln lresiiliitiiMi w as auii'inh-d; il passed sn aa In
apply In all ca es wlu-ic nllieera were killed
before uiosli-red in. The hill tn reimburse die
Peini ylvnniii militia i lpensea ptts-cl The
ways and in aus uoiuinillee repotted back Hie
loan hill with aiiieniluieiits line of a Inch pro
tides that the Secretary nf ihe Treasury shall
not retire inure ill. in leu 'millions nil Inn ..ix
months, and then alter nut morn than four
millions in nnv mnulli. The House llu-n went
into Coiiiuiittee of the whole on tins subj. ul.
Mr. Morrill iiilvtHialiug the bill aa ameudi-d.
The hill finally was reported lo tin House, nud
passed; ayes 83: noes 33. Thu House then
adjourned.
In Congress lust Monday a oiiinmuuicn'ion
was received from Secretary Seward, inelo
log a h-lti-r from Messrs. Brewer & Co relnt
iug to a bill for service in bringing in tinulii
lu from the Ascension islands (ii American
seamen, b-ft there by ihe pirate Shenandoah.
The bill ie $:..V)lt iu gold, which tin- Secreta
ry thinks should he promptly paid.
The following is Ihe loan lull as it passed
the House :
He it enacted. That Ihe act entitled an Act
tn provide way ami melius lo support the
Giiri-riiiiii-ut, passed March 3.1. Hti.'. shall be
extended and construed In aulhoiize the Sec
retary of the Treasury at Ins discretion to le
ech e any treasury notes or other obligations
Issued under any act uf Congress, hearing in
terest or not. iu exchange fur a description nf
bunds authorized by ihe act In which Ibis is an
aim-iidiu.-iit ; also In dispnai nl aty descrip
tion uf bunds of such act either in die United
States ur eleewhcre, iu such a manner or such
a rate aa be mar think lu st, for mom y nf die
I'mlcd Mntea or lor treasury notes, reiiilionie,
ol iudcliti'iliiess, certificates of deposit ur mil
er ft pri-ai-ntalives nf Value, which hate been
or which may he issued. Ihe proceeds In lie
used tor retiring Ireusury notea or other uhit
cations issued uiidi-r aur act--nothing herein
contained ahull be construed In sutholixe tin?
iuciease uf ihe public debt ; provided nf I'm
led States notes not more than leu miliums nf
doHera may he retired and canceled within
six month alter the passage ol Hie act and
tint mine titan four mil on dull. us Iu any mie
month, nod pmriM that the bomb which may
he disposed of risen ht-rt than In the I'oiltii
Slates, may h payable, both pro ripnl and in
terest, in cum or currency f the country in
nlucli they lire made payable, hut shall mil le
at a rate nf inlrre-l exceeding fitr per m-iil ;
prneulnl further, that the Act In which title is
au amendment, shall continue ill lo re in all
Its provisions, except as tniulifl'd by this Act
Solium 2d stale lhal Ihe .Secretary of die
Treasury shall report to Congress at II e com
nieiici uieiit of Ihe next session, the amount nf
expi use ur money burrow, d under this Act,
ami oil what terms, aud character uf indebted
ness. The Secretary of War informs Cemgree in
answer lo ihe resolution, lhal un Jaiiuairy Dili
there were IV.' till men in ihe service, naioe
Ir : regulars, 2i.jS7 while voluuteera. 57,
V3; eoliKrd, (i'l.Ttill. Slaff officers i lo.. I..
7110 The Irwip were tll-lill ult d as folio a:
IO SiO hi Missoun; 4 ("it I iu Vi gimai 3 lists
in N't nh Carolina. 4 4lW in Soul I, Carolina ;
20.tj.IO in Georgia i 10 214 in Mississippi ; 10..
63 iu Alabama; I0.ts4 lit Teuessee ; 8..Vi7
inAikaoena; 0.2o3 lu l-uui-iaue and 29 '.'I1
III Tela. Onlers have been issued Im 1 far
ther reduction of whites aud S.300
Colored.
Pfixsa Tranmmrtatiom Co. The Del
egates In llis Slale Convention are ander ub
hgatien lo Ihe managers of this popular
Slrauibont Company fir low fares and splen
did aieal. Their stewards oudi-rslaad whal is
meant by "fat of the hand."
KxrLAKtTlutt. -Ahwenc at Ihe State Con-!
Vcution has pn-venl d e from furuiehing eur
nailer tint aesk ih the aseal vene-y.
BV TKI,l.lilIU'll.
WashiugluH. March 22.-Thc rollnwiiiK let
ter was sent tn day by the Secretury of lh'J
Treasury lo the chairman of the ways nud
nieiins ciuiiinilii'e, dated Treasury Urpart
1 in 11 1 h. Miiicb 13.1 1
Sir Y ur lavor of lheS2d lias lioen receiv
ed, transmitting the following rcsnliitin :
UemlctJ. That the cuimuiltee ail'lress a
cniiimiiiiicalioii tn the Heori-tiiry of the Trcas
ury. siuiing that the e idee ba Icariied
tliniilgll one nf it member that the Secrelsrj
is nl opiuiun Ihut he, wilhout liirlher legi'la
ti is snllk'ieiiiiy iiimed witli power to carry
out tile policy aiiiiuiniued ill Ills uiilli.nl report,
a .d to rt ipicst die Secretary to iiifoiiu the
t-nmiiiillee wln-lln r such I his n iniiui
Iu reply. I have In say that I must have fulcd
to inn lie my views clear to the bnlniralile nielli
hers to whom reference is made. I did not
say that the Stcn-lar .without . gislallon. is
anllieieutly 111 1 utili power, i-m.. hut I did
int. mi tnsay. thai if il rhniild lie found lieoe
saty In Miodilv 111 unV iaiporlanl parltcnlars
the provisi.iiis'iil the lull reported liy the c
llillti e, I should prefer that it would hut he
c e a law. It will lie. in mv opinion, a na
tional calamity if Congress shall fail to grim'
additional powers lo Ibe Secretary, lor it will
lie vciy difficult, if not impus dile. tn futul the
Interest-bearing notes un er the pr tit laws
But I do not think dial the cotiiniiiiee ur my
sell should becoiiie responsible in any way lor
the law that is likely tn lull in realizing that
object. I regard it a matter of the grenleai
Importance that Ihe powers of Si-cretar) 'should
lint he strictly d. lined. Fur example, if the
Heijrotarv should he pioliihiled Iroiu selling
bunds bc'liiw pur. i' wnuld lie easy, as the mar
kei. in Ihe process nf funding. iint lie llher
ally supplied, lor the enemies uf tlie Govern
ment to form Bi.cci-asfulconibilialioii for keep-
jug die h le at such a price ns would prevent
neituiiaiiuii of them. Ou the other iiaoo, 11
the iiiltliuriiy nf the Secretary in this respect
ia nut Itmili'il, audi cuiiiuiuauuiia 1 nm
likely he lorincd. lo my opinion the best way
nf keeping the builds at a p.eiiiiuni w ill hu to
leave the Secretary unrestricted iu llieir sale.
In regard tn thu ntlier important features of the
hill regarding Bulhorily to withdraw notes, 1
have to reply to thu remark that it is of vuet
iiiiporlauce lo the business uf die country, the
welfare nf the people and the credii of the na
tiuii, that sucli a financial policy should lie
adopted by I hie Congress as will prepare the
way for spei ie payment. Whether Ihi i
brought about will depend on tlie condition nl
the natitmal indiistrr. The relations between
die United Sliites and foreign naliuns make it
desirable lli.it specie payment be rectured if
it cau lie Hindu by increasing Industry, nud the
proper adjustment uf trade with Europe. Tlie
indicalinus are nil now in the right direction,
and if they ahull he niljiiHteJ by jtnliciuii leg
islation. I shall lie Impt liil that the currency ul
the country limy be bruiight up lo a specie
standard wiilinut a large reduction nf it. Tlie
apprehension that il power be given lu the
Secre.ary to retire L'nib'd Stalea uolea. the
circulation nf th" country will lie ruinous y
Cuiitraclil ia with nt 11lift1111l1.il luuiidatioii,
II nn relinnce can lie pluced upmi Ihe di
cretuui and curefulucss of die Sc nMury. tin
verv cmnlitioii nf the linancee of the cnniilry
will prevent such reduction ns will make either
a light market or depress business. Anthnri
ty tu reduce the currency will give every facili
ty in prevent necessity fur reduction. The
battle will be more than half fought when Ihe
Government shall adopt a hi-nlihv financial
policy. Hi'oit MitCUbLnliiiil.
The House bill passed yesii-rday appropria
ting 870.(1011 to reimburse P- mis) liauia lor
the Stale troops employed ill lH(i3 lu repeal
Lee's invasion.
The House judiciary cuiliil.illeu agreed In
repeit a cnisli llilolntl aiueniliiii-lit preventing
any pt'isima tlio have ever In Id i lli c uiult-r
die sn called Cmif derate Govi-ruu t limn
holding oilier under Ibis (Jtni-rniiu nt
It is now crtaiu dial un autioii will be Inki-n
by Congress, amending Ihe h' cuiiei-rnmg Ihe
iiicoine lax. in season in alr.-it die 10 xt ass. s
uieiil ; dial die Coiniois.-liiin-r nf Inlernal
ltt ti-uiie I its cummeuced die pr. paralioii uf
hluiik insliiiclinus uu.hr ,-xlsiiog laws; ussie
Kttiri null iisei'laols Will lie llll roel'd pre-par,-
liiiiio-nmi, I) lor intu-esiin 111, . Ili-n'.v S
Fool 1- puh ii-ln-s a caul dent 11. g mil ulluiil lp
lu Selinlor Sti-wai '1 ri-M.luIn ns He says
"I warmly approve of tli-m aod w-ie cnlied
upon by tin author 111 regard to die probaluli
ty ol Ihe Si ulli accepting llii i.i." Mr. Foole
pr isc a lorlliciitiui g Ictii-r 111 support ul die
n solutions.
Clucigti. March 2 The Connecticut polin
toil campaign all acts cousiili-ralih- inii-n et.
li, th Ihe rival cniiilnlale for Goteiiior. Ilaw
hy. (Ki'pulilicau) mill Euglisii. (!) -nuK-riil)
have within a week, had Inli-i views with Pri si
dent Johnson, each coming away perfectly sure
of die l'rcsiilt nliiil suppurt. while the I'n si
dent declined nnv puhlio ili-claraliun out- nay
ur tl tlier. Mr. Luglisli. (I)eiuucratl 111 a
Inililiflied litier says: Loyally and cordially
apprute ihe President' reiiiratiiui policy.
palnittiu S'.-nliiio-u's and siatt-aiunu-hke princi
ples so nlily set forth io his tt-t.i of die Fieed
men's Burt-iiu Bill ami coiifiriiiid iu hie spi-i uh
lu Ins li-llow -oili2f 11 uti the birth-day nf Wa-ll-
liigttin. t.clit-ral llaAleV.(Ki publicail.) say
in lue Hurir.tr 1 1'rtu. 1iii-Ii lie edits, that tl
1, 1 . 1, it. ,.. 1 ,
rro.d.m'l. Hiin-AH I'll! miKM tn inv puMj-d
liy a inn lliird Volo ovt r ihf Veto, mid Hint lir
h'std wlh "ruftiiuid h'jtri'l Iht Uwt tl):it Si-cri"
turv Wi ll t..k ulk. nud li l Hiumla
.,.,. , , . . ,. p.
wlit-H it i riMi.r.i.l.,-mi that tht llmilord V
wn nl.ihiit.ln il lie hi i tiau twelve Vnr nt
iiiul tlml tit muni n.inmilc i.riiml mid pnln -
it-ill n lalituis liiitealniits esisli d liettarcn hiui
sell ami loll. 1 1 a nicy.
ForucJ- ttiiteslu the I'liiluilclpllia Press
tmn.fi. nniLe a mile of il. lhal Hilh all Ibe
cl 1 r against il, Ibe great iaue nf (he pres
lit day ia upon I lie polity uf ibe l're-lilent :o
restore re.reaciilalion iu I'migress lo the Stales
ill Which Ilie rebellion l.ili li' , Xisletl.
Kiln anl S. Cletplaiid. i'.istuiaater at llnrl
fold, has Ut clund in fnvnr ui Ihe eleclioll uf
Mr. Knj; ''"It. ami several other Connect lent
lit-piiltliLuus uf Icsst-r note have put Ibe same
nay.
The National htr'liftneer i lr 2thU aays:
"We are tr,iliinl lu b am lhal the prospects
ol ibe election of Mr. K i j; ltlt are eneu raeinf;.
U bile In le lie lias bad at terul coitlial and
pleasant iiilertieas null tlie l'rcsiilt nl, silm
e have inry rt-.n.ou tu hiln tu tsoul.l lie
Inghli pleased In hear of hia e.iccc-si s un Ihe
fitat Moinl iv nl April. The aniue (taper de
lues In aiiilouni tint Seirelaty Wells has
wrilieu a letter iiiiouiiviii; bis desire t.'.ai
tieoertil ilnalev sltouol he elm led. ami aays
Ihe soiiint and practical views nt Mr Weils
are that nlil is-ues lone purai tl aar anil the
ki-ri.a a Hbteli a.ia tlteir 11... a. if.10,11 ami Intl
ui.il lhal n bat are called radicals, tat lata are
, - - - - ----- .......
ibisi-ii cni(si; ana ii-nit iug un- reeini, rue
lion nf th i'litou au,! ttiilt uauiiribtiliiie tu ih
liogiH' ami nncerlainiy in luirint 1 ml. a. niie
ol Il.e great tlllelisla' hate Jet .,-omstliile.
iu iniur 1,1 ine ren.ti.iiliaii.ni 111 nit n ilel .liitre
or the atliols.ii.n ol thnr Iteprrseiitatir, an I
Senators nn IVsiuViit Jttbii. tin's plan. We
bate mi il. h Kill as frmn Wall Sir,-. I. Suiir
Strei l ur Thud Mreil 111 support uf ilns tie
iiiaml. Wr Ilea,' iioiluog atbaietrr Irmu man
iilaiiuring ami a;iU'l!nirl loan, Ins i.l Ihe
West ami Nor 1 ha tt 1. h h is a inpH hrvaua
Ihe ittilliinis bu lue ln 1 l. tl 111 ljnrrn.irnl
secnrili s. v 4 Ser bal aafi l) nonlil e- iue
In enlerpri.e, I iln-lrr. rapi'al and hnaiire
gt in rail) hy in'rotliKim: eleiiit-nis lulu ihe n
imiial r.uimils hm tail hunt n-siraint ihrrr,
are aiilit.nl r spuusih'litj at hmue, ttimbl hate
nu ml -rest almteirrt eteepl n s-eurin tlir
l-aj nu nt of Ihr iuierrt at U principal ,4 Ibe
Naiimial debt. N ar art. iu Ihe trrj liunl
el rlai-inr ima p-.lnt.
NVia ..rk. Mauh Th- steamer Ari
tna has arrived tnou A-pmaall. Murc'i I jib.
un Ibe V aiilorma niaila and treasure of March
M.
Xew Orleans Marvh CM The legislature
s.lj.mrned a in.t,i.-hl. Il bsa a"tl on
huuilrr.1 and Itsrnij llin-r iinport nl hills.
r ...... .....il ...!. OI L it 1 . r. '
'"t .H.-IMI lrra
lliinar U siiiirrlt in rums 1 he tijsicrruf
lu n aim J,;r v. J. The Bi spreaj acniM !
Has. r strrrl la Ui AiUms Elnrra etahtr.
and areeral haiblinga mi 34 attrvl. T Ue L
ftrm Cmipanv sateJ their vaKabhs patasfea,
hat rtrn lliing 'lf l. Tb total ha
Kill lvat;h liAW.dUOt I'.ls s lust btiB 110,-
0110 on whit h In h oi Ion a it II 1 1 1
It is siippnscd Ihe lite li caused by an explo
sloli ul gas,
In pursuance of general Instructions ftuin
tho head iiiarter- nl the army, nlliucr in com
iiiand ul military department were esinblished
oniireiitines at Siiiilht-tn poris. and suiiahh-
Vessels fur guard ships lire being stutliincd
along the coast aa security against the iiilru
dnrtion of cholera.
New York, March 21 -In the U. S. Di
trict Court yi-sli-lilay Jatlge lletls preunilliced
an eluborale jiiilgiui irf. in which he declares
that lilt- application ol Hi. uwm-e of Ihesleiiui
ship Mi-tour for bonding eVal vessel should
he ri-fi I, nut id a sense id ulelignlHili lo eu
I'tirue tit-iitrnltt y. It will In- remembered thai
ihe Melenrwn's eciZ'd ly order of the Gov
eminent nn i 11 1 ir inn t inn tiinl she v as mti nded
tn be used us 11 1 hllenii privateer. Pcli llug
die liual ilecisioii the nwiieia wiinled lo gite
boilils for Ilie Value of the Vessel and release
her from liirlher deleiilioii.
New York, Mu ch 24 The Commercial
Adterluer eaja ihe passage uf the Loan bill
by Ih Huiiso has pnuliice I a slight fluuinatimi
in the market. The adopt ion nf din clause
iliillinriziug a lureigti loan look Wall street by
surprise, nud die bill is regarded aa grunting
the Secretary substantially all Ihe power he
wanted. Tlie action of the House wnuld pro
.'nee a re mnik d elf. ct were it certain the
bill would pasa the Senate III its present form.
There la diiuht if the Senate will not insist un
curtailing die Secretary's power.
Washington, March 24. Seth Williams,
the well known Adjt Gen ul the Army uf die
Pntmiuio. died ul the residence uf hia sister
ill this city last night, uf inllaiiiiiiatinii nf the
brain,
Cincinnati, March 24 The Commercial
gives pruitiiiii-nce lu a staleuu iil that h ading
members nf Congress have agreed tu iinulinile
ill session till the 4dl nf March, and will take
11 recess from time tn lime as intension may re
quire, leaving a few member ou hand tu keep
up the formality.
Washington, ".March 24 Tito House went
into the Coiiiuiittee of the Whole fur general
debate. The attendance was small, ihe
proceeding were not important.
The President's veto uf the civil right bill
will probably be sent tn tlie Senate on Monday,
and it is anticipated with much interest. Vari
ous speculations are afloat regarding the prob
abilities of die message, nod w hile notl ing is
certainly kunwn, it seeins tu he believed die
President will reiterate the argument uf the
other vein message against legislation fur the
Smith wlille those Slates are unrepresented.
He will avail hiuisell uf this uucasiun to fur
ther define his policy.
The President yesterday expressed his dis
approbation uf Seiialur Stewart's proposition
providing for universal amnesty nu cmulilion
that the Slate shall grant universal sullrage.
The hill increasing the number of cadets at
West Point, will be reported in n few days.
Washington. March 27. The Republican
asserts that die ltresidcot has laid up for prose
cntnm the cases uf live hundred ul the princi
pal participants in thu rebellion, whom he
holds fur the purpose of justice. The Su
preme Court ycsti-nlay, decided that national
iiank rhuri'S ure liable lo local tnxa ion, being
personal property. Chief Justice Chase dis
sented, and rend an opinion that this was nn
indirect mode uf taxing naiioniil securities,
which was lint authorized by Congress. Ill
Ihe case nf Cutting. Fisk uutl other , the Cuurt
held that a brok.-i is chargeable 1111 purchase
nf secur ties made nu hi own ncc nut, the
same as 011 his commissions when purchasing
fur nlh-r.
Inform iififui WiiiiImI.
(YJ.
K JOHN .MlM hiAV. 11 unlive f Irwland, Hired
ut t'lii-iv warn When lu-i hfttt l Imin whii
in or iit-Hr S.ilnii ,""( t'e yctr IVJ. Any lofonita-
lliMl HM In jiif tttfllt Mflitrs'nlfHtn. or UN til wIlA' trill V
Imvt Imi-iiiosj of lii'i.. h iil lo (IhuMmIIv riM-Hvril Uy
lii l.ntil.r-r. K't.' T JII'K ti S.
.'sir At m vii-irt l t. . NVih'Ik.
iilii f to H'otil II imiif.irlni'i'i t.
A
I'lt tl TK tl. U'lHII. Nttlt l t lt ntl't
alen.lv eiiiplitriiii-nl
A pnl .', law) - j"
hntpore al the Mulesiaaa orlice.
WANTED!
1I (f( V K t iiml tM.tiHii mi.l T-hlltllWi In 10 lo
1W, Krmlall i Mrr Picture Uallrrpu
Dnllns, Io I U County, Ou'ii.
To aee mitre itiau lea tbniisand ditTd-cnt picttues, and
Views of ALL NATIONS.
Ami while 1 lu-ri mi hire lulifiiof li;ernm'verthat
rmintil )e rxvtl 1 t'tii rtuai.
8AH E N'DALL.
PfoXIililU
'1HK Vmnnrtnni of the lmif wrlion N( mpftemlii,
1 at lr Kfl'ouii ii Wn-I milie lrml of Yh-
tpiiim lilt thrive It H-at fi I nnt lni hi( n r tin tut n inl
litwii lltr (lrt on llio Isiiy. T'n? trf'n Hint nlilir
lr nt mill a if ruttiiriotiN, ihe hhu-k fir thr wharf Hnl
WHiftniiiM' i Hitfihly tiiimlrl. hiuI iho wIp-Io town
i iHrue. (It-tit ! rsMiiiir bthl nlfiTe hiuh water
tnnilt. Ur liruniy of ritimiiim rnaiiiir Mt-nerv. Iifulih
mid watrr, navimilH-ii, lielirrir. laniimif, ttltk rai
injf. fruit tniwiti, uHntoinf, Vi . in icvlf unit mir
rtMiti.iititfn ia rry niisrriir hoiI IihdI t Piiri,tM. A
ll-iifl m ottw iHitifr lirt'iire lit rt unit rt ii'lv in armm
ut-Kiilat penMiii A Itue livrry utbe in utiJr roti
Mmriitti), hioI t'lher iinpiuvcnifitit m'p 'tjt,j fur ward
in iliia toffii wli-t-f? oaiur ! FIOIiKK. in h'uiorol
il.e notour sii-tinicr bare, owneil or lir. KttMoiri:. i
1 . , -v .'""" !
1 of liitsuieiu, ouwii lite Ituv. att-l a' tinns and lit rts of
I wnfw( 1iWpll1,lbro..1ontfl1f,(r:.m1.uhm-. 8i.k,
ci.iiuo,-ri tim all fn-iui.ta wtil b uirrivil ou line Ihhii
! riii-.oltl rif TwfOtr tlm oi are 1i?mIv
nynyAii t1
1 mrr will vei W ff'vrti anv. Mini a Her. rani oia
j wi Ih mM i Ut tM m l(M Wnnitl.
, atr (mm t'urvaili. A nn.il tnni. lint p not tu (V.r-
! v"'li wih iiotlia hr hhih con-tMnetl Uin fr.m
Sain KfnntxN ir all t'-e unr WiMaiiifttt Willi v aii'l
ih uniirts, w ill )u,m Intrit litre, trt ifntMli will paM
frma Lerf (n the lr uiul oiiilmui'il. VVholt-fnlo unH
retail iiicrcl ami ntnl iraU-rt meflu nim HNti rffein
til iiifti him iiiiiinl to Iri.tf hrri. Kifii. in barrvl or
I'tifWitHt ttill b kept for wle here ; ami fishing
pnrur ttutl iwrtiea tt plrawire ntt im on boanl tha
ttfttmrr n,i )hh iti Uirru bmira ifjiiifirfii: oyitter brd
and mt-aii ti-hriiff nt the luwrr part "t I he ha r and
un the Warn. The fUhinjf iwai n will bhii K on
h m( anil wr tuvitt all our ir.eutU toctxiif lonur Ixran
tiiiil and healihrinwn utul wr u ami all that luav be
n on lliiaatl'i.tralilf luran l frMilr.hmlihy coimtrr.
TillfP to hit in rioiifr w,, Im oatie na tiam at tlie
pnprif tor rnu pvwtbtv obtain it
i r o. KPiTaOno.
Il XKWSOM.
Iitnmr. Psftitnn rn. Murrh l'-ti. Tnip'rt.
Ommi Stale Journal .li- iniwrt f,nr weeka, and
vtisl t.,11 10 II (, Id l.tlc, ul CurvaMi-. f.r vny
went. K & W.
OUItFIRST.XOTICE
CHANGE OF MIESSr
j '- reapertfulir Inf.. no tl
I ' ' ehansms oar mail n,
pnblie (bat tr iliHti-rn
to npn wlmlrwle
.n kt acll out froiu tbia
imiHirtiutf btittuwsa,
our. war
I Tt "nodi
I JIJm --tXIUS,
Clith
iag, urocerles.
BOOTS AND
j An I nII autiele enn.llr
SHOES,
lit n rvtail ttor In
irsa. f,'m n
' tins rut
V tiVf alrelv -m
'Iru-iHl aaMurtmanl t f
Albums, Laditja Satchels,
XOTlj)XS,
r
Dross I
bMltmillS
t
WbiHi tre
veut lo?;
PRICES.
H. cllrsp.! asieaie
"a willsrll ik,I ai
ot ssairliaais, lo tshvai
svx rRtxnrro Primj
We take ths epthti-
mpr ottr thank fuf
rNane I. ihI 1? ur
rmi tt ta-ar hi ihi ml that
4-tlbtr' wortn tar
ihe Mtwal nairiiav
' I""""' '
IhtSMMH w.H (.. sll
rls, li istiis an ts
? at,lexarMn ntiriltak
H ""r ". aat-i
yrt buy afttr lftii-ea)-
TiurvJ uf U-a rtal attant
r.
,V Co.,
OrtHsiiis tl-s W. W
a IVtory. Sorth ale.
fbntl Y V' J ti
Wetfl ad kinds ef toar-
tM aaarktutbai ram,
18GG.
Spring Trade!
BREYMAN BRO'S
Are now receiving and opeuing their large
stuck of
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS,
And hervhy rtupertfiitlr nnnniinri to tlie public of
ISiilum Mild vit-hiilv flint tliv liuve now the best
HMMoritiictit of ifomlii in tht-iir lino "ver ollermj
belli. 111 8a le 111. Tlmir Block coimialit uf
DRY GOOSS,
FANCY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
ltOCi:iiIKM,
CROlkERY m) GLASSWAUK,
Hardware, etc., .
One of ths firm having been iu tlie San Francisco
market for several weeks, nn pains has been
spared to select the
NEWEST STYLES AND FASHIONS
of
Ladies' Dress Goods!
Fancy Goods,
LADIES SILK CLOAKS & MANTILLAS
Ladies Hats,
Gents Furnishing Goocb!
CLOTIIIN'G, ETC.
Cull untl ppp n ht'fore ptirchaninff elwliero
We will 'I'll nt (Iih lowest tnarktt rata,
fur Cftoli or PrtHluoe.
BaU-rn, April J.lMlti. 6tf
WANTED,
50,000 lbs.
WOOL!
At
RRKiniV BKOTIIEBSt.
CARI'KTK, Oil-Cloths, Jlaltinir. Window Shades, at
utf llltEVMAN DliO.i.
NEW GOOES1
J. B. & M. IIIRSCII !
Are now reeeivinir, at their
OLD HTAND,
Cor Commercial and Fcrrj .Streets,
both frora
Sew York nnl Sun Frautlseo,
a I.AIiliP.and
WELL SELECTED
slock nf
Ladles', Gents' and Childrens'
FURNISHING GOODS,
Dry. and Fanej Goods,
mm, boots, in shoes,
HATS, CAPS,
GROCERIES Sc CROCKERY
. aud a
Regu).ex Assortment
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
I'llOniTCK TAKEN
lo eachanira fur niwda.
Prnnns aiishinem pnrebas trill do well to call so
esaiuhie lief ire parehaaioa eiewhere.
J. B.4M HIBSCH.
AVOOL! WOOL!
500,000 lbs.!
WOOL WANTED!
For which ws will pay ths
HIGHEST MARKET RATES.
IX CASH!
J.B.&M.HIRSCH,
Mttl.C.TI, 0B0.
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