Tlie news from Honduras to ilto
tsM, ult., slate that Sai Salvador
Mate troops under tlie lead ofllcn-
lira, alius Mcndita, captured Omoa
in IranrJtrms, on Use IUtli, and
ijicd tlie women and cliilirreii and
Iriinq4e citizens wlio were he'd as
hostage and threatened to lie shot
unless tlie fort surrendered, which
was done on lire 10th. Mondira
iiauiurated limiM'll" President on
the 17th ult.
It is reported that President
'IVjada, ot Mexico, has issued a
mx;laniation ol general amnesty,
aud calling for a convention for the
e'eetion of a President.
evcntceii thousand emigrants ;
sailid from Liverpool fir America
li r'ng tlie month of July.
1 lie Paris letup is inclined to
l.'iibt the authenticity of the FJv
ingstoue letters published by Stan.
I"y. It quotes the opinion of tlie
i'i erman geographer, Kiepert, who
discovers various geographical blun
ders in the letters. He thinks tuirt ,
nf the narrative was invented by
Stanley hence the Whole is value- '
-s. It hints that it is possible
that Stanley no er mw .Dr. I.iv-j
ingstonc,
ran r. ran we mm wviiigsrone s
n have no doubt of the genuine,
.. , -u. i '. . .
resi of the lettera iiirjoiti
.sure from Livingstone.
to
Van Vleek, lantwi'. who recently
i"MaKil from tlie Blooiningdale lusane
Vsylum, N. Y-, where he was impris
oned for over a year, perfectly sane is
Niiit to cammenee proceetlingi w hich
l' soys wi!lexK)se the horrors f that
institution. His counsel lias obtained
i writ of habeas corpus for Hie relief of
i wo ladies who are incarcerated, lxth
l-eittitly sail '.
Tbe principal member! of the Jap
m'e Kmbassy vtiled for Europe on
ihedtb.
Ireland is excited over the reported
jjjild discoveries near Ktnsale.
Ilie Kngllsli Parliament will be
IsTirogned on tlie night of the 12th.
A tfre at 3Iinneaio!is. Minn., on the
iight of the fitlu ilelroyetl leu resi
'"iices and the German M. K. ChnrvJl.
Loss, f.V).liO0.
Six tlshine vessels lieloniring to Ber
wick, Kuglaikl. were captmul during
scYwe storm on the flib. and all on
ijoard peri-lied.
Mrs. Mathews, tlie wife ofa young
fanner, HvingnearGilest;ity, Illinois,
w,t foiiiki horribly butcliereil In the
ridUrol her house, on the 5th, liaving
ti'teutly lieeu flrst outraged. Hun
dred') of citieiis were out searching for
young man who was seen in ' the
vicinity tn the morning, supposed to
i fn the author of Hie crime.
The New York TrltiHni is now a
most v indent Copperhead sheet.
,st Walla Wiilfohasm-eivttlatireclev I
I be editor of a Iwmncrajic journal
water melon. His next announce
im iit will be a Grata Brown "belly
ache." A Child Attackkp nv a LbOP
(RD. The excessive heat which
has prevailed ft r Hme days st
tendered the animals in the 'entral
ISirik menagerie, Xew York, un
usually morose and irritable, and
victors were warned not to ap
proach their cages. Last Sunday
evening the bouse containing the
lion?, tigers, and leopards was
densely packed with sightseers.
Among those congregated before
tlie cage of a magnificent leopard
were Mr. Wm. G. Coffee, of '201
YVcrt Houston street, ami hif little
son, about five years of age. Mr
' offee, lost in gazing at the leoard,
tailed to notice that the child hail
;mssed under the outer bar, and
was standing with his face pressed
against the cage. Tbe savage heart
within, however, was not flow to
oJjwrve it, and, bounding suddenly
Li the bars, I imliedded bis claws
in tlie boy's face. The child's
Mirieks induced tlie belief that
-n of the beasts bad broken
1'iose, and a rush for tlie door en
'sUed, the panic being intwased by
the roars of the other animals, and
'die wildest excitement prevailed.
.VeailWhile the father tore his child
aay, hot not befiro bis face bad
Iieetj badly lacerated. Hie lcojiard
was siftjseqnently removeil mU one
uiper eages. X. Y. font;
Goow Kxami'I.k. We see it tat
vd llrreugli the public press, that tlie
maftrgeriorthc New York and Krie
Kaflroikl have forbkklen tlie sale of In
islxksttng liipiors it tlie restaurant-,
along the line of tlieir road. If this Is
reaHy so. It is a wortliy example which
ought to be followed by cverv other
'ufrotil eoiiirmny bi tlio Pniou.
Dninkeiiness is uiKjnertionabte the
itlaf a very large proportion of the
milroatl disasters - much greater w e
.mi muwiaded titan is known orgener
lilfkipnosedn,,,! it pIllIl(r-f t)e
Sf tliose having charge of uch
pNfaJiu interi'si- to rentier the
grf!l who, latreiibic them as
JmmM possible. Ibireover, dealing
..in, tiMise vue ueverageij try the drink
IsjOgMaMltztiijg ami dlsgrfw f,,!, m
' W WHteyer extent auy ieroa or a---rciatlon
can exert an influence to pre-
ti i they arc uomlJ if not legally
j'UfaptillodoKP. The inanagy s ,',f
IWK great public tboroughires are
uMHfPitlemeH of lntellenee and
oMWliract ami w rtwi 4hnt
Wfcil AlrJHBliaon m Ifocerly call-
POUIH-AL.
Iloniio Grwley Is now. a lie ever
i been, a llle-lonjj oppoiH'nt of Jla-
Fsonrv. Afwrnline loln-xliK-triiH'. no
Freemason. Uriil t'ellmv uniM'inlH'r t
aiiv seeret xouk-tr, should liolil oUtee
ill llH' I'liiled Hlliw.
An Imlimin nAper says : "Yon hear
r,irtbl niuirfj aim-) f 2lhMtbuim In
j v.irlmn plsve. Is pntiponllrpjjrnH.iHl
.mil It H like inllk-slckne" jn-t over
fn IIh; ni'Xt cminlry
it auvanwMsas
t yon promtl."
The New vorK iummy
"There
'.-in tu no iloulit 1 lint Horace Greeley
. lias been the iiio't Inveterate traUk'ker
in oilier ill this country. His appli
cants for office eiieimrir even ilejrtrt
llieiit in Washington, nrnl he has
rccoumieuddl more lil meu to office
than any politician of his tiini'. except
r'enton. who supporter arc all
drawn from Hie people othisown class.
Greeley's onlce-seeKlng has been a
mania illi liiui lor year ist. We
shall give some instance shortly nf'lhe
i-i-cals lie w wait rived, at one lime
or another, to saddle upon the coun
try." Talking about know-nothlnjts the
New York M'tirbl print- a letterl'roin a
mrrespoiuluiil rilling attention to the
tad that the New York Etpirm of
Angus! 21st, KH contains A Speech
made hy Horace Greeley at King
ston. New York, in which lie (Gree
ley ' advocated the passage of a "law ox
chiding the foreign horn citizen from
H vole in the Slate 'until In shall IlllVO
resided in it as long as the American
born citizen exercising the sank! fran
chise." The fiQuisvitle Tjedg, wltlcli sup
ports Greeley, in ail article headed
"Have done with sham.." speaks as
follow of the ridiculous fabrication j
that IheGrcelov farce is (lie w ork of I
the people : "We are tired ot the silly
l ll '.l. .. .1..C I... ,l.....( ijll.n
iwaililie mat uiemecie ei.i
ofa movemenMgrolitHl swell
i thev call it of the people, and that
Ilk- politicians had no part in the mat
ter : that fireely and Brown were
nominated hv the masses. I lie fox ;-
nit, independent of, and in spite of ,
I,., nnUti..tiins Tin. triiih is that with
the Greeley movement the people had
ibsolnlelv nothing to do. traverse
the land I'nun ocean to ocean, and from
(he lakes to the gulf, and not otic man
in ten can be found Who will say that
Horace Greeley ,y:n his personal
choice in this contest."
An uiwrcupulotH pereon writes as
follows to the ew York Cumimsclill
. icteertMf '
'They tell this storv ro-usv of Dr.
Henry, wliois staying at tlieciminl l n-: appropriate State and Federal legls ;i
inn i The other day lie was called tion. Neither the law Of it) admlliis
iiion to attend GraU Brown, in New tration .should admit of any (ILsorlmiii
York. when (imtz facetiously and Cwl- iatkki in respect to citizens, by rea -on
isbly reinarkeil : 'It issBldoin. Doctor. ' of rice, creed, color, or previou. con
that you are so honored as tone Iditlonofscnitude.
called upoji to attend a VleePreal- 'j hird-The ameikluicnts to tlie Na
dent? 'Oh, no, replied the Ikvtor. ,ini (rautltutiaii ,boo!,l ! eonli.ille
l alteiidejl Mie President (?) rrank '
! Blair in H, but jM,r em ti a good&al
! lr than hi!'"
ri reaction aguhis : Greeley in the
i Skith is thus inilu-atisl hy tlie ( hront-
tie of Augusta, Georgia :
We have seen It more than once sta
ted in Northwestern journals that the
South was enthusiastic for Greeley.
This is a grave error. So far as we
are able to judge- there is no enthusi
asm among our jieople for fins-ley and
Brown. And it is right then! should
not be. There is nothing in the histo
ry ofeitlierotth se men which should
endear them to our people. Oil the
j contrary, we have lieen greatly sinned
against liy both ot tliem. It the South
easts her ballots for them it will lie
puri'ly on the ground tlrt, under the
necessities of the case, we can do no
better. Such a canvass would be a
very ipiiet one. We sliall have no
"W bib; hat clubs" no-f ; nttz Guards
no ( 'happ-i. iia clubs" no lilierty
toles no ( lilncse biiteni-trampareii-cies
no waving of flags, nor snig-
singing. nor hoarse slwuts and luw
zas f
A.SOTIIKli S.VMPI.H OK Ju.K
AktuxBBT, 7'he following is re
lated in tlie local column ot tlie
( Tcveland Hnuhi:
" An old but unusually thouglit
tul fanner, residii g near enough' to
this city to do all his trading here,
went into bis corn field last week
to boo bis corn, and in order to give
a crow or two a sa'ute should he see
any, strapped his double-barrc'led
shot gun on his back. As be warm-
ml iiiu rn liia trniL' 1 ot m itrwl ltto
mi it ' iiict nuiit tic vi.-vi hip j
boe-baudle to circulate with more . om am orphans of tliose who died for
than its wonted rapidity about him, I their country are entitled to the care
and finally tbe end of the boo-! of the Government and the gratitude
handle bitting the trigger of tbe ? Pf?!-
. i 4 , it im ii , tional legislation a will extend tlie
gun, touched it off. The old farmer , ,wullty tlH. (;ovcrnnH.llt to all our
felt a gill or two of shot pass soldiers mid sailors who were houor
tbrongb his scalp, aud supposing ably discharged, and who In time of
he liad been shot by an assassin fttWSK?' ithot regard
.i i .i i i i i to the length of tlieir service ror lite
the rear, be, though wounded , sc.z-, nflit ,,if).,Klrg8.
bis gun, and wheeling suddenly j jhith-Tlki Uoctrine of Great Brit-
aronud. blazed away at the animoa-
ed shooter He was still more snr-
prised not to see a man but his dog
writhing iii the agonies of dissolu
tion. Me is out now hoeing com
again, but his bead is covered with
bandages and plaster, aud his dog
does not frisk aboutT bis heels as
formerly."
i A Bf.ai'tifi'i. Fika. "Away
among tbe Alleghanles, tliere Is a
spring so small that a single ox could
drink it on a summer's day. It steals
It's obtrusive way amongthe bill.s till
It spread out brto the beautiful Ohio.
Tlienoe it stretches j. way a thousand
miles, leaving on Its tanks more than a
1 1,. ..1 ,-;it.. ...... i . ...i ..,.,,.
, , ,lll.lr.,pmi17, .lll'l III. Ill i
thonsaiHl cultivated farms, and bear-'
ing on its bosom more than half a j labor, and the itqmWiear party re
thousand steamboats, . ! cogidzes -tbe duty of so sliaplng' legls
'llien joinhigtheMissislppI, Itstretcli- j latioii as toseeure fuH troteetloii and
es away twelve 'hundred miles more, amnte fleM' fi capital.' and Irfla-
until it falls Into tlk- grrtit emblem of nor. which iwates for capital thelafg
etenrtty. Tt h one rf tlie great trlbii-; est oppttrtmiitles; amlia Jhst share of
uinra oi us; ocean, which, obedient
onlv to (iod. shall roar anil imr till
Hie angel, with one foot on ttie sea t
and the other on the land Khali lift nn i
his hand to heaven, and sWear that
time shall lie no longer, fio wftb
motaf Inimettee; ' iris a rill, rmdst.-
an orean. boundjem and fathomless tt4
tonlty" '
REPrHLM'AX
plat-
.ti'ipted bj.the (imal ItepMican
OumteHtion u( t'hUmMfihia, June (i.'A.
Tlie BepuMlean party of tlie United
Sfcitis assembled in National Ctmreii
Uou in tin- eitvof Philadelphia, oil tin
3tli ato nth days ol' June, IS71 HBtlii
ilcilan's its I'i it Ii and appeals to its lils-
n i t , .... ,,,.,.1.
: (ht, qnwt1MW Ml)lv tlt, wintry.
i Kirst Ikiriug eleven years of Mi-
: premacy it has accented with graml
: courage the solemn (furies of the lime.
It suppressed a gigmtic relielllon;
emanelpated t.tKKI.oW) slaves ; ilcereed
; the e pial citizeihip of all and estab
, li-lnd universal snttrage. Kxlilliltlug
unparalleled magiiaiilmity. it erlmin
I ally punished no man for political of
fciises, and warmly welcomed all who
1 proved their loyalty by obeying I he
! laws and dealing ju-l!v with their
I neighbors. It lias steadily decreased
with a firm band, the resultant ilisor
' onlcrs of a givat w ar. and initiated a
j wise policy towards the Indians. The
I'aeilie Kailroad. awl similar vad en
terprises, have In en generously aided
and Sinn- fully conduetisl. The pillv
j lie lands air freely given to actual set
; tiers; Immigration ii protected, en
eounigiil, and the full ackuowletlge
: uieill of the naturalized citizen's rights
' has been secured from Kuropean pow
ers. The national currency has im
proved in regulation anil the national
credit has been sustained under exmi
oiilhiary lairdeus, ami new tionds liave
been negotiated at lower raps, 'flic
revenues have been etirefiilly collected
ami liOiiestly applied. I'e-plte the an
nual large reductions from the rates of
taxation the public debt has been re
duced durlngGmnt's presidency at tlie
rate of one hundred million dollars per
year. A great financial crisis has been
avoided and peace and plenty prevail
throligout the land. Menacing for
eign difficulties have been peacefully
and honorably comproiiiised. and the
honor and power ot the nation lias
nceii Kept mgii iiirougiioiu, ino worm.
This ulnrioiis reeonl ol tlie past Is the
party's best pledge for tlie future. We
believe tlk' people will not entrust the
. Govetniueut to any party orconiltin.v
i tionof men composed of those w ho
! chiefly have resisted every step in this
; bcnenclal pmgres..
Second -Complete Ulierty and exact
equality in the eidoyment of all civil,
politiiiil aud public rights should lie
j established and ell'ectually maintained
! tlimiurhoutthc Union, by efficient antl
S11,. because they are right ; not
)M,relv toi,,r.,U!t ym they are law;
s!01li,i . nM out accord-
illg ,0 t,M.ir s.)irit bv appropriate
,.u!atioii. the enforcement of which
an Ik' sjifclv trusted only to tlie party
that secured the amendments.
Fourth The National Government
hoiild si-ck to maintain an honorable
peace with all nations, protectbig its
citinew everywhere and sympathizing
with all eople who strive for greater
liU'rty.
Fifth Any system of civil service
under which the subordinate positions
of the Government are considered as
rewards for mere party zeal, is fatally
demoralizing aikl We tlM'refore favor
a reform of tlie system by laws which
shall abOllsh the evils of patronage mid
make honesty, eflicieiicy and tkk'lity
essential qualifications for public posi
tion, without practically creating a life
tennrgif office.
Sixth We are opposed to further
grants of the public laials to corpora
tions and monopolies, and demand
that the national domain shall Ik' set
apart for tbe free use of the people.
Seventh The annual revonik'. after
paying tlie current expciklitiires,
should furnish a moderate balance for
tlk reduction of tlie principal ofthe
debt; and revenue, except so much as
may he received from a tax on tobac
co and li piors, ought to be rated by
duties on importations, tlie scale of
which should be so adjusted as to aid
in securing remunerative wages to la
borers and to promote tbe industries,
gtowth and pros).ierity of the whole
country.
Kiglith We hold in undying honor
tlk! soldiers and sailors whose valor
saved the Union. Tlieir pension are
. . ,.:.. ...t-i
aiu and other Knropean Powers con
coming allegiance "onre a snojetx al
ways a subject," having at last,
throngh the efforts of tlie Republican
iwrty. been iibantioned. ami tbe Aaiorl
uui idea of tlx; right of the individual
to transfer his allegiance, having been
accepted by the' Khropean nation,' ft Is
the duty of our Government to guard
with jealous care tlie rigid s of attopted
citizens against tlie assumptions of uu-autJMN-iseeu
claims by thejr former gov
ernments : and we urge the continued
and careful ewwnmgemont and ptotee
tlon of voluntary Imuitgration.
Tenth The franking privilege
ought to be abolislied aud a way pre
pared for a rethiction iu the rates of
1 Eleventh Among tho questions
L ,
1UIMII Il IIIU.IHIVII . UIMlb II
concerlts the relation Of capital and
which press tor attention n ttintwliicli
mutual pronts 01 tnose twogrea
nuts oeMHxatton. '
TelrthWytWd that
l rtu fsMMit toir nftH
"an mirt8nluty la ii'lmfeistl
the siinprcsshm or violent anil tr
aaM''AUkhiia'1it' wK"i
a MmAMWVfm
iproSction of th7ballSrf
NATION AI,
thmfav thw are entitled to UK tbauki
of tins nation.
Thirteentli- We denounce repudia
tion of the national debt, in any form
or disguise, as a national crime. M c
witness with jiride thendmttan oftlie
principal of the k'bt and of the rates
of interest upon the Imlnpce. and we
eonlldeiitlv expect that our exerllcnt
eurreney "will be (iwlbctwl by the
speedj ivsiiinption of the siceie pay
lueut, Kourtc Ill The regular Republi
can parlv Is mindful of Its obligation
to the loyal women ol America for
their noble devotion to tbe cause of
freedom. Their admission to useful
nesses received with sntlsliiclioii, and
the honesl ihunamls ol any class of cit
zciis for additional rights should be
Irelltcll With respectliil eoii.ideratiou.
ritteenth- We heartily approve of
the action of Congress in relation to
the rebellions Stall's, and rejoice in the,
growth of peace and fraternal feeling
throughout the land.
Sixtccnili-Tiic republican party pro
poses o respect tltc l iglits-reservul by
the people to themselves as carefully
as the oowel's delegated I V them to the
State and Territorial governments.
Ii disapproves of tiny rtsorl to uncon
stitutional law s for (he purpose of re
moving iils by hiterfeivnee with
rights not surrendered hy the people
to either the, Male or the National
Government.
Seventeenth It Is the duty of the
General Government to adopt such
mea-wes as will tend to encourage
American commerce and bip-build-iug.
Kighrecntli We believe that the
mode! patriotism, the earnestness ot
purpose, sound jtidgnieiit, jiractieal
(Vtsdoniv inconilptible integrity, and
illustrious services of r. H.Giaut, have
commended him to the heart of the
American people, and that with him
I at our head we star! toslay on a new
j march to vietorv.
PATENT OATK, Kl'C.
; Self-Opening and Self-Closing
GATE.
r.VTENTKD IlY JOHN DICKASON,
June 4, 1307.
i
; wheels on ouo side pass over a lever which
is contkH'tel in Die itste hin re by u iwl,
I lhno))cnlnj tlieitiiteliefDre yotumii m-st.
; eiiiii' it open. After ROlntf ihrotfh, the
rniTiiiKi- iww over it similar leve.r, also 1
ooniKxaed wlthtbeifliieii1.;i.,noisin.'iiie i
IWle.ln its rolaliyii, 10 Mint Miirnl you
slid fasten.
Wo Getting Out of Your Vehicle !
No Kilning of Latches Nor Pulling I
of Strings,
L'xovttlio "ri)jljoii"of vour team. Ii In i
ollen mllcil
THE "LZY MAN'S GATE,''
Ami a
"Dead Open and Nunt."
This Rtite Is simple in Its eoiislnietina,
hot It nf iron and w ik) I work, ion! not likely
tnet out of order. If u nenf, cheap imte
Is desired, it nmj Iki made lUfltt, Willi three
cross lArs ol woo l and onMourtli Inch
wire.iieutly Furvol at the top, the lower
end hi I in the hottom har. which is the
ityle of a fasten' mucin Kjite. The sniti s
lire now in practical use in several of the
eonnticsnroiind San Francisco, sad plenty
ol lesiiinoiiiiittlscun 1st given.
THOMAS J. SAFFORD,
Having purcbased iiw
Klght for I. inn Co., Oregon, i
lias now on band, and w ill manufacture
the above doscrlbcait. Wherever it has
Ihmmi used It has recolvedlhe lilahest eii-
comiums. ns the larjie niiiiilH-r of eerliil-
lute's from immiinent fanners In all juris
uJiy. ,mmUy' "l ",y """"s Wl"
CARRI ACSEsi AXD WAGONS,
Of All Descriptions,
On hand niul Inantldictured to order,
niaeksmlthiug and Uepalriii
Done to order nf most rmsonsble mtCS.
siMip foot of Kerry street, oinswltc Ikauji,
Jlonteltb A Co.'s tloiirinu mills.
THOMAS J. SAFPORD,
Allwnv, Oct. 28, IS71-Si 4
STOVES ANDTINWAUE.
THE
OLD STOVE DEPOT.
JOHN BRIGGS,
Ix-olur In
RANGES.
GOOK, PAULOU AND BOX,
S T O V E s :
Of Ilia best rnlluiiw.
AKSO I TSI, NIIKET IltOX AKJt IW.
PER WAR:,
'XrOt flm'lwi norfmnit-nf fnrtiMiln
RotMlit to Ixi obtalltoil 111 u till storo.
Ileruir neatly siel promptly executed,
on rclltmiablfl tepns. '
Sliorl reekonlniffs make long fir lends, j
mM jtjjT Hit 1 1 h .in r
KKOXTSTBKET, ALBANY. i J
I)CC.J. 18M8-1 f1
' M WM -hm uemb'
DRt'GS. KTC.
"Thoy Who Have Nothing for Sal
arc Farthest from market "
A. CAROTHERS & CO.,
WHO KNOW THIS TO liK Till t
Are now hoopln, and alu.i ennititiitly ro
c iviuij HiljMgpun to,
; The Larrst Stoik ofliooils
I USUhL TO THEIR TRAD5
I
ABOVE PORTLAND, j
i
1 i
And
1
AT SUCH PRICKS
That
i Purehaser Shall be SaUsfled.
i
'
!
Besides a Large Stock of
DKlCi-S 4 lli:YI K ALU
PATENT MEDICINES,
Paints, Dve Stuffs, and Oils,
Ttte f keep
Yankee oiionx,
I . .
t-'OIlI OCtlOIlOl y
i
i
I Finest Tobacco & Cigars
j WOSTENHOLMS OUTtBR
! SPICKS, PERFUMERY,
I
(All kinds),
(TOILET SOAP,
ASD
Evorything
I
I'FCALLT OBTAINED 15
i
A STRICTLY
First oi
DRUB ESTABLISHMENT.
NO. ARTICI.K HOLD
But what is
ii ii n ran teed To Be
JUST AS REPRESENTED
1 ' Ana
WL-vust Jog Good.
Arctic Soda'
A . CAKOTIIUKH & CO
I
,4
C MKALEY.
7
v u r? i ifri ; i? k
-AM-
I CABINET WARE!
i
Of an Kinds I
ViUti RED
Ol Every DcMCi-ipf ion !
MUtrtoitS,
Ii,tiii' JPpt,
tines,
viioV(oiti r:,
! matting:
i
i
CHAMBER SUITS in every stylo.
! PARLOR SETS of Substantial
patterns,
I
i LOUNGES,
OF R DESCRIPTION
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