VOL. II.
NO. 47.
'ALBANY, OREGON, SATJJRDAY, JULY G, 1867.
STATE RIGHTS
rtSLISHSD KTE8T SATtJRDAT, T
ABBOTT & BROWN.
X. H. ABBOTT.
I
K. T- MOWS.
Officc-Orer B. Outer's Store, FlTtf Street.
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to their eotnmuticUon9.
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easiness or for pablicatfoa. should b addressed to
Abbott & Brown.
RATES OP ADVERTISING, R teah; One
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nmn, $Si.
Ad? ertiaetnents per Square often lines
or'jess,arstlnserUoo,$3 & subsequent iaser-
For double column JadTertlsemeats twetuj-a
per cent, additional to to theboro figures will
charged.
A square is one Inch in space down the column.
oatiS cuts, display lines, blanks, Ac, as solid
matter. No advertisement to be eonsidered less
than a square, and all fractions counted a full
quaro. All advertisements inserted for a lees
period than three months to bo regarded as tran
ADVERTISEMENTS,
BUSINESS CARDS.
r. DAITOS.
B. F. BCSSKXy
RUSSELI & DALTOK,
ATTORNEYS MD COUNSELLORS AT UWi
Solicitors in CJuxncery and eal EeLtc Agent
Will practice in the Court of the Second. Third,
and Fourth Judicial Districts, and in jthe lprene
CCfficefin Eamit" frck BuHding, Albany, fire.
3- SPECIAL ATTENTION giren to the col
'lection of Chsii at all E.oiaU in the above named
Districts. 1 - TSni8-fl
H ATSf : . 4 , : H ATS.
PEUSSPORPFER & BHO., ,
Bfanufactarers and Importers f, and "Wholesale
and Retail Dealers in
hats jjsrr cajps,
AXD
HATTERS' MATERIALS,
XOt 73 Frou$ Nfrpet, Portltuifl,
im RECEIVING, IV.-APDITION TO
their extensive Stock, by every Steamer, all
the LATEST STYLES of New York, London and
Parisian taste, fur
Gentlemen nd Children' We.
Which they witl sell
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE ON THE COAST!
DEALERS IN HATS
Willflftufult their own interests by examining our
Stock before purchasing cue w acre.
Hats of every style and Description
MADE TO ORDER,
iVEAVfY REPAIRED,
AT
J. C. Meussdprffei fc JJro.'s
No. 72 Front Street ....Portland. Ogn,
Cor. D and Second Sts.........V.V.MaryjiriUe, Cal.
So. 125 J Street .. Sacramento
Nos. 635 & 637 Commercial St San Francisco.
pSf bof isalo House at San FrancUc', Pal.
No . 62S Commeicial through to 637 PlJ lt-
Jec. 1,)866 v2nltf
SUJLG EON. PH TSW1ANANDACCOUCHEU
Tenders his strvteas in the various branches of
Ms profession to ih citUens of Albany and sur
roundiB r country.' Office, at WhitUsmore $ Co. I
Irug Store, ParrUh's Block, Albany. rlaiu
Jf. II. HUMPHREY,
4TI0S5E? IT UW XD XOTABI PrBLIC,
ALBANY OREGON.
pjf- OC1 pe in the Court House.
mar9v2n301y
. . CEAKOB. BtM.
CKAXOB Jfc IIEL.3I,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
OrriCB Iu Xorerosa Brick Building, up-stairs,
Albany, Oregon,
aai
J. C. POWELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LA W
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCER Y.
ALBANY, Oregon. Collections and convey
aaeesprotaptly attended to. oc20n!01y
D. B. BICE, n- ?t
SURGEON, PHYSICIAN AND ACCQUCHER
Tenders his jrviees ia the yarioas branches of
his profession to the citizen or Albany ana srr
rounding country. OSce, on gecpnd street, four
a . .t fmm Broad Albia. oc!3v2n91y
wa m t -
WIJTTKB fc 3It;IIATTAar,
wrtrrffP pm i' Vi'pffjflJ?. AND ORNA-
"m?TATrWffRS GRAINERS AND
GLAZIERS'. '
o.n.riminKf and Caliemicinz done with
neatness and dupatch. Shop at the upper end of
First street, in Cunciagbam's old stand, Albany,
Oregon. w'",,u
J. BAEROWS,
L. BLAIS,
s. e. tocxo.
J. B ARROWS j: ?TO.,
GENERAL & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IEALERS ia SUple, Dry and Fancy Goods,
1 f Groceries. Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery,
ffoots and Shoe i, Albany. Oregon.
Consignments solicited. oc6n8tf
X. J. LAWKXXCX. KCCE5 SEVPLE
LAWRENCE & SE3IPLE,
4 TfOBNE YS AND SOLICITORS.
Pertland - - - - - gjjjgn
- OFEICS Over Kilboora's Auction Booms.
Peeember 8, T2nl7tf ,
G. W. GRAY, D. D. S.,
ismQEQN mm$r, jlbaxt, ogn.
Performs all operations in the
line of DENTISTRY in the most
I 3
ijrtyjjX
i PERFECT and IMPROVED man
cer. Persons desiring artificial teeth
would do well to give him a call. Office np-stairs
In Parrish's brick. Residence corner ci &ecooa ana
Baker streets. u25lj
JL O. G. t.
"WESTERN STAR" LODGE No. 10, meets
at Masonic Hall every Tuesday evening.
' R. FOX, W. C. T.
Wic. Dbicgs, W. S. v2n32tf
U:r.. 1. p. O. F,
ALBANY LODGE, NO. 4.
The Resmlar Sleet-
: . . 1 l t
f -m laza 01 AiuauT juuugc
ITo.1 4. L 0. O. F.. are held at their Hall in Nor
prosit BuUdinK, Albany, every WEDNESDAY
SyiSING, .t 7 o'clock. Brethren in good
t r L - 3 X . ti
jtinaing arc uiTiieu. iw aticuu.
By order of the N. G. . au4-ly
J. F. McCOY, '
jt TTORNE Y AND CO UN SELL OR AT LA W,
AID
ZJ07ABY
PORTLAND, - -
PUBLIC,
- - OREGON
Postal Mutter.
THE
OLD STOVE DEPOT!
MAIN STREET ? ALBANY.
JOH3ST BRiaGS,
'(LATE C. C. COLET k CO.)
Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of
STOVES!
Of the Jlost Favorite Patters.
Cook Stoves.
1
Parlor Stoyes,
Box Stoves !
MS Ith s fall ai general asortment of
.- i . . r. ,. .
TIlNT, bHEET-IIlON,
COPPER AND BRASS-VAREl
And all other articles usually found la
TIN STORE!
Rcpairia? Xcatljr sud Promptly Eiccotcd.
TCR32S Cash or Produce.
"Short Heckonixiga make Long- friend."
Feb- 2, '67 v2n25t
FURNITURE AND CABINET WARE,
i -i -.lit..
a. MEAiiir sc 00.
Corner ofTirtt s4 Sroad Albia Street.
(First Door East of J. Norcross Brick)
Albany, Linn County, Oregon
Keep constantly on hand
A FULL ASSORTMENT
Of everything in their line of Business,
it Lower Figures than nay ojker House
This side of Portland.
WE CIIALXEXGE COMPETITION
In the lite cf
UPHPLSTERV, PARLORSEJS
Chamber Sets, Pitnre Fraxaeg
BUREAUS, SAFES, WARDROBES, ETC. ETC.
We have also on hand the celebrated ' ,
ECONOIilY WASHING ZIXACHZNE
Which has no equal in the world. , Get one ana
satusfy yonrseu.
Particular attention paid to all orders ia onr line.
UNDERTAKING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
anl8-ly
Gcorgo W. Hunt has been appointed
Postmaster at Pupcttoville, Ada County,
Idaho.
The name and ite of the postoffieo at
Iluby City, Owyhco County, Idaho, ha
been changed to Silvor City, a half mile
distant.
A postoffieo has been established at
Ncstocton, Tillamook County Qrcgon j
Leonard Cillam, pastaiastpf. '
A postoffieo han been established at
Mitchell' Station, Umatilla County, (Ire
Sionj William II. Abel!, I'oRtinaster. 1
Cbarles Colp ha3 'bpeH aptinted
ltwaater at Mountain ilouse, Yamhill
County, Oregon. "
The postoffieo at Mullan's llridge,
Walla "Valla County, has been discontin
ued; 4 "l ' ' ! ' ' '
A postoffieo has been established at
Meadow ville, Umatilla County,' pregon j
IIatkiu Shelton, Postmahtcr.
Cha$.' Ill Hubbs has been appointed.
Posttuastcr at SwinonVisaj, Inland county,
W. T.
Postofficpcstablinhcd atSpokano Ilridge
Ne Pcreca pouuty, W T. j Tiuiolhy Lee,
Postmaster. ''"
Postoffieo established at Pen d'Orcille,
W.T.; W. II. Hope, Postnlastcr. 3 '
Postoffieo established at John Itannoo'H,
Walla Walla county, W. T. : Oliver P.
'latter, rostinaster.
I'ostoffice CAtabiishcd at Delta Mills.
Walla Walla county, W. T.; W.4W.
Smith. Postmaster.
Pcatufficc ustablwhcd at Oswego, Clack
amas countv. Oreiron : James A. Mcdon-
Id, t'ostmaster.
Postoffieo establwhed at Blakcly, King
county, W. T. ; Wm. Itcnter,PoMtm aster.
Aaron Jacobs has been appointed Post
master at Willow Springs, Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon.
m. A. Crawlora has been appointed.
'cg'.msatcr at Forest Core, Union County,
Oregon.
Iadly Hobson has been appointed
sttaaster at Sublimity, 31aricn County,
Orejroo.
M. T. Iewark has been appointed
ontniaster atMontcsano, Lhebaustoua
ty, Washington Territory.
Harvey 13. Isnrnap has Leen aptointcd
Vtmastc; at Port t)rford, Curry County,
Orcjron.
John Campbeil has been appointed
Oftmastr at Hamilchte. 31ason Coupty,
Washtnirton Territory.
A postoffice has been cstablushed at
Scott, Wa$eo Couqty, Oregon. " I). 1
jc&nard Postmaster.
Truman lionny has been appointed
'ostmaslcr at )acondo, Marion County
Oregon.
Alfred II. Lmanuel has been appointed
Postmaster at Wallula, Walla Walla Coun
ty, A ashin;ton Territory.
- - m . a
A postolLce has been established at
Atlanta City, Alturas County, Idaho.
John K. Iltcks. rohtmastcrt
A postoffieo has been established at
harewell IJend, jsakcr County, Oregon.
. It. Pack wood Postmaster.
Marion IL Hendricks has been ap
pointed Postmaster at heatlaud, xum
hill County, Orcgn.
Ldwin Merwin has been appointed
Postmastcrat Independence, Polk County
Oregon.
Lewi MeMillen has been appointed
Postmaster at bite Itivcr, King County
uf-hmgton Territory.
Johp P. Gibson, has boen appointed
Postmaster at Fort Hall, Oneida County
Idaho.
J. II. Maxwell, pas been appointor
Postmaster at Oso, Owyhee County, Ida
ho.
Arthur J. Chapman, has Hen appoint
ed Postmaster at White lteud, Jdaho
County, Idaho.
Robert Anderson has been appointed
Postniatcr at Eagle Hock, Oneida Coun
ty, Idaho.
Francis Mcncs has been appointed
Postmaster at St. Louis, 3Iarion County,
Oregon.
A. MAKSHALL.
I
FETE ft SCHLOSSEB.
WILL PKACTICE IN THE SEVERAL
Conrtsof this City and State, and of Wash
ington Territory. All kinds of claims and demands,
Botes, bUli, bx-k accounts, subscriptions etc.,
'Collected on eoi amission, by suit or solicitation.
Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes paid,
Eaildinjs renhid, and rents collected on eommis--lion,
- -I---'.".--.-.,-.-
. Tittles to Esal Estate searched, and abstracts
- made. '
'" " - also
AGENT for the principal daily and weekly news
papers o'n the PaciSo coast. Subscriptions and ad -
. rertisements s( licited. -
-J3-All collections promptly remitted.
- . OFFICE 5 0 . 95 Front street. Portland. .
ySn27
ALBANY
LIVERS STABLE
Opposite tbe Old ''Pacific Hotel" Stanp-
milE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
I the public that they hare On hand a good
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BUGGIES
Together with the best of Livery and
All of which will be let on
UCASOrURlK TERMS
CX7J3 US A CALX, !
MARSHALL 4 SCHLOSSER.
1 Albaay, fan. i, v2231y
The ot lcuth-
Since tho time wb,cu Ancient Mariners
old the terrible talo of the turso-ladeu
ship with her bretjr of ghastly . corpses,
no tuoro thrilling 'story of tho sou huu
been related than-that of tho whaly shin
Diana, thai" recently drifted into one of
he Shetland Islands. A year ago she
eft the Shetlands on a whaling f oyago to
tho Arctic regions, having on board filty
. a
men. iroui timt ttuso uotuine noro was
icard of herV Tho5 Tricnds of thospbn
board became alarmed. Money fas raised
and premiums offered to the first vessel
that would bring tidings ut the missing
ship, but of tro ayail. Hope was almost
abandoned. On the 2d of April the pco
plo near ltona's yoc, in one of the .Shot
laud Isles, .woro ''startled at seeing a
ghastly wreck of a ship 'sailing into the
harbor, lsattcreu aud icc-cresheu, sails
and cordago cut away, boats" and spars
cut up for fuel in the Arctic vu.iter, her
decks covered with dead amOiuj th
liuig lost isiaua sauou m uu a snip irum
the Dcadmau's Land. Fifty men sailed
out of Lerwick in her on u bright May
morning 'last year. All of the fifty came
back in her on the 2d of April, this year;
the same, yet how different.
Ten men, of whom the Captam was ono ,
lay stiflled corpses cn the deck; thirty.
five lay helphmly sick, and ftotoe dying;
two retained snlycient strength to creep
al'uft: aud the other thrno crawled feebly
about the deck. The ship was boarded
by the islanders, and as they climbed oyer
the bulwarks the man at the wheel fell
fainting from excitement : one of the
sick died : as ho lay, his death being an
nounced by the lellow occupant ot his
berth feebly moaning, "Take away this
dead wan." On the bridge of the veswd
lav the body of the Captain as it had lain
for four months, with nine of his dead
shipmates by his side, all decently laid
out by those who soon expected to share
their fate. Tho survivors could not bear
to sink' the bodies of their comrades into
the sea, but kept them so that when the
last man died the fated ship that had been
their common home should be their com
mon tomb. Tho surgeon of the ship
worked faithfully to the last, but cold,
hunger, scurvey and dysentery were too
much lor httu. The brave old Captain
was the first victim, and died blessing his
men. Then the others fell, one by one,
until the ship was tenanted only by the
dead and dvini. One niht more at sea
would have left the Diana a floating colli u
Not ono of tho fifty would havo lived to
te the ghastly tale, W est aud couth.
Female Influence lit Political Af-
iHiris.
11 y Tiii.r.un AI'II.
coMfiticD rnou tub ontpoy ItHAD
from Matamorns says advices of June
14th' confirm the report of the capitu
lation of Tampico on the 8th inst.
New Yomc, June 28. News from
av t.. oqa !, nMatjBouthampton, of the 18th, state that
-1 1,.., the Lmpress Carlotta1 htt
was re-
tmibnal Convpntion, Greeley, from "lc j"P ' "0.w' rccovcrea
r, nmtUt,.A a a.(?n.. :j..nA the clearness of her intelltflct Rtnce the
an amendment to establish impartial nc.ws f hcr ubaiidH capture
miHni K iUu,..i.. .. 1, a ..r... I poor OI I HI I.
iiftll-.i.'Afj . ,1 .... A letter from 3Iauntiu8 to the Lon
.. . .... .Ill fin 'I imia ti'txra Tttrt OiAiiennl t,t.urnu
umaha, Juno 25. Forty aUtiitlonaipr.;. , J7 v". i'r ,
tnik'H
1
I
mhn of the Union Pacific Kail road f r dcP - aVcrag0 deathg
iave just been finished, making 385 bi' f! . .
nnii . , . R Nkw JIavh.v, June. 27, The Prcsi-
No further troubles from the Indians lcnt revjewethe State troops, in
r..;:.iw,.i , 1 ,t 5 ' company with Governor English, to-
CiJicAo, June 28.Dist,atches from f YI """"f " "
the line of the Kansas Pacific I tail- Inacu, an ine innauiianifj oeing oui
road say that a camp, near Fort liar- . wt,' :omJJ l'lC. ttnguisiea gae
ker, wuJ attacked by Indians yester- J.iG Jculcnt has received ari mvi
day. Two whites and several Indians to visit Philadelphia hut is m
wete killed.
were driven oft.
flto work between IJuflalo ami ""Fob-
ruests.
ita
una
1 .1 A t 4 . .A . L .it..
Alt ! f.itK.t1 mi.H "lu ' aiw it it uu amiuHi 01 ouicrar-
thfe. party yjgiteJ Yale College;, The
it VaivV hhovn nhMthnu-A. Troowa "" lamorp a jut sm-ecues, ana
1 - 1 .1.. . tii irv
imvc iM'irji nvm, iw jjruieci usu ikii
roau,
V AKiuxtiTON, June 28. Senorita
J uarcz left for New Orleans to-day en
..... . - -
toiuk iqr uextc o;
I reasurer hkinner ha written a let
ter, saying that after the failure of the
.National Hank the Ireaaury has noth
ing more to do with the bonds. The
ard, the President and Postmaster
G eneral'Handall addressed them brief
ly. The reeeijtion'was'in'the highest
degree cordial and enthusiastic. ' "
Wasiiixutox, Jqo$ 24,The Stcte De
partment has advices, from, commissioner
Ueckwith, that of 521 U. S. exhibitors at
tho Paris Exposition, there hava been
awards of prizes in favor of 200, includ
Government undertakes to redeem mg lour grand pruea, 17 gc.ld medals,
them the same as the redemption of medals, 103 bronze medals.
iitiv ft ln'r tiuliHf IkiixIw 11C i 1k lTfdtf.1l Seventy-nine. American exhibitors have
States. been honorably mentioned.
The Greek delegation discredited .. Washington, June 24 Orders have
f-y - -
Tlie Neward Motlcr A Hair.
Tho following i? tho' latter on which
Mr. Seward forced the resignation of Mr.
Motley: 'CT'' ' '
- ' Paris, IIotsi, 3f Avm ct, Oct, 23, 1868.
Mr. Phemdcnt; ; I have traveld a
good deal in Europe during the past year,
and had occasion tp, see something of our
ministers andcorisuls ia various countries.
A large majority of those whom I met
were bitterly hostile to you and yoa? 4s$
ministration, and exprets ihs, hostility
in such an open and'offensiVfe'a iaanne
as to astonish American tr'2vulhrsland Uf
leave a very bad impression cpbij J3uro
peans who were present. This was par
ticularly of those from the New England
States, of whom a largo majority of. oui? -
- - j - wr w vwi4s jt,
posed, and a very indifferent set they are "
individually and collectively. Mr. Mot-
wj uiHMicr at icons, aoes noi pretena
to conceal his disgust, as he styles it ele
gaotly, at your whole conduct. Ilaring
been 1 1 appointed exclusively hj Charles; '
Sumner, he applauds him and his revolo-
tionary doctrines, despises American dem
ocracy and proclaims loudly that ad Eng .
lish nobleman is the model of human
perfeptiop.' There is not in all Europe tf "
more tuurougn nuniccy, or a more nn
American functionary. lie tells every -traveller
that somnef is entirely justified; ;
and tl?at voa havp deserted your pledgei
rap principles" in common "with Mr. Sew-- 1
ard, who he says w hopelessly degraded
At Frankfort the consul, Murphy, who
is said to have cleared more than 8100, :
000 through his office, declared repeat
cuiy mai me ttireat ot his friend Zaeh
the report of the Turkish successes in won issued I for tho opening of fourteen chandler would be made good and ouzht'
Candia. additional Post Offices o the .Southern to be, by your impeachment This is nc-
A special dispatch to the Commer- States. Orders for rcopiing Southern torious and a public scandal The fellow
cial says that a proposition will be in- 1 M re issued almost every day. liimeif h vul ,v00rant and nawoHhr
troduced early in the extra session to New oiik, June 2o.The Tribune s and is one of Chandler's tools 'Hale a
repeal the Military Hill, and throw the New Orleans special says that bteadraan Madrid, onr,,! ... : !n
whole question of'Ueconstruction over telegraphed to President Johnson yester-1 unaDt m&nmr t0 TricmsJ Americang aild
to the long session. Influential mem- I 0 remove nnenuan at once. u0 difj 3iorr;3 at (WntinArd,. Rn
her favor tliU policy. " . I 1 e has a double leaded cditori- of my fnenda who hloTlQtc0t teard
The Judiciary Uomrnittet; have com- wacrooon, wmcu says 01 snenaan s McMath at TanKr " rail ..i;W
pleted their report, except a recom- letter, that neither the Imtory of the lie-Usefully against' vcm savins he wai
mendatioii as to what action should public nor any modern Government af- ready : to rotmj from such a
be taken on the report, which is very MMuchan instance of fiagraat, arro- Perry, at Tunis, was equally offensive in-
voluminous . aoi prcaumpuon, msmunc:, msuoorui- Lis iaDffUfl2 There ftf,
J VW-W.W M
Viw fltt ifivu Ttit,n 00 A nimnr liate and defiant hv an inferior to ft fiune-l .I.- 1 . i.
....rt.?, mv .. j . t rrt 7 r II i uuai, aoa ii is ume vnat better
is ciirtt ut here that Sheridan lias f"r. .The letter is not only defiant, bat W:Q werp appointed: men who will at
been relieved by (J n. llosecrans. insulting and disrespectful. ieagt respect the President and the digm-
Ch aulkhtox, J uno 28. The'Charles- N ew 1 ORK. J une i8.Tho Herald s ty of his office. Radicalism of the worst
ton Savings Hank has been tkdze.d by special says the Emperor of Austria bar- sort makes war on von and rnn, fridi
principal and interest to certain sol- bro
diers from Fort Mpultria who were tcr here to renew his request before rc-de Europe in condci
depositors before the war commenced, to this Government, and take other meas- lzm(i nnt
The bank was insolvent and in 'the ures in behalf cf Maxlrnij-.n. Ma achuetts se
Extemporaneous Marriage. A
somewhat singular matrimonial alliance
occurred at Sigle, Missouri, the other
day. A gentleman of that place was en
gaged to a young lady, the F.edding day
was fixed, the guests Invited. A few days
before tho nuptials were to have been so
lemnized the father and brother of the
bridegroom, by threats of disinheritance,
persuaded him to disappoint the expect
ant bride and make himself invisible in
the vicinity. The evening pame, and at
the appointed time the wedding guests
collected at the house ot the bride's moth
er, but the faithless swain did not put in
an appearance. An hour passed and the
bride and her friends were overwhelmed
with embarrassment and mortification.
When all hope of a wedding had vanish
ed, a young gentleman of the party being
captivated with the beauty of the bride.
and desirous that the company should not
be disappointed, proposed, was accepted,
and the couple were accordingly married
The guests were astonished and delighted,
and the bride and groom looked happy.
Uncertain Tenure. A gentleman
who lives down where Marion Square
used to be, had the good fortune, a few
days since, to secure for his family the
services of an excellent girl none of your
'transitory spheres" (women are all spher
ical now-a-days) but a sensible girl, who
wanted a permanent home,; and who, we
are happy to say, has succeeded in getting
one Duinocin ine yicmuy or iuanon
Square, as it proved. A few. hours, ater
she found herself at home :'t1iere,'a nice
man from Albany called to see her, and
she pp.stppned'tho family washjng tben in
hand, to take a walk with him. That
must have been an agreeable walc, for it
is going to last while they both'do live. -They
were married that evening, much to
the delight of our friends, who had
finally found a girl who "wanted a perma
nent situation." tt is some satisfaction to
know that she has secured it. Success to
J them.--Salem Kccord.
Mn. Ames, in her last Wahinj;t03
letter to the Independent, describes some
of the female lobbyists and their ways.
1 he following sketch is tbrtuingly inter
"Leaning back in a deep chair, no one
near her, you see a fair woman, whe
beautiful presence seems at variance with
tho many anxious and angular and the
few coarse women around her. The
calmness of assured position, the se
rene satisfaction of conscious beauty, en
velop hcr and float from her like an at
mosphere. We feel it even here. Pale
plumes droop above Jier lovely forehead,
velvet draperies fall above hcr graceful
form. We catch a glimpse of alluring
laces, the gleam of jewel glittering on
dimpled, ungloved hands. Look long
jntq tis face; its splcodor of tint and
pcrfuotioa of outline can bear the closest
scrutiny. look long, and then y if a
soul saintly as vrcjl as serene looks out
front under those penciled arches, through
the dilatipg irises of thoso beguiling eyes
Lo k I and the unveiled gaze which meets
your can tell, that adulation is the life of
Us lUQ ana scuueuoa ire secret, oi us
pell. This beauty would not blanch be
fore tho profanest sight ; it js the beauty
of one who tunes hcr tongue to honeyed
accents apd lifts up her eyes to lead men
astray. She comes and goes in a showy
carriage. She glides through corridors,
haunts and galleries and tho ante-rooms
of the capitol every where couspieous in
her beauty. All who behold her inquiro :
Who is that' beautiful woman?"' No
body seems quite sure. Doubt and mys
tery envelop her like a cloud. "She is a
rich and beautiful widow;" fShe is un
married "She is visiting the city with
her husband. f Avery gazer has a differ
ent answer.
."There are a few deep in the secrets of
diplomacy, a legislative venality, ot uoy-
crnmpnt prostitution who cau tell you
that she is quo ot the most subtua and
dangerous of lobvists. She is but one of
a class always beautiful and always sue
cessful. She plays for largo stakes; but
she always wins, Thejman who says to
her, "securo my appoiutmcnt, make sure
my pr:motion,and I will pay you so many
thousands," usunlly gets his appointment
and she her thousands Does she wait
like a suppliant ? Not at all. She sits
like an empress waiting to give audienco.
Will she receive her subjects in promis
cuous assemblage? No. If you wait
long enough, you see her glide over these
tcsselated floors ; but not alooo. I? ar lrom
the ears of the crowd, in some ante-room
sumptuous enough for tho Sybarite, this
woman, as beautiful as nature and art can
make her, will dazzle the sight of a hal
demented and wholly bewildered magnate
and then tell him what she wants. With
alluring eyes and beguiling voice, she wil
besiege his will through the outworks1 o
his senses, and bo charm him on to do hcr
pleasure.1" He promises her his inijueneo
he promises 'herhis' power, her favorites
shall "have the boon he demands. Thus
some of tho highest prizoa in this govern
nient are won. Unscrupulous men may
pay wily women to touch tho subtlest and
surest springs . of, influence, : and thus
r-cwara manwesi Messr8. Adams Rurlinama and Mntlev.
pomply with, the wishes of Ig no other part of our country to be coi
tourt. and resolved to en- gt(crcd 0r worthy of notice? Must Sum- '
the military lor tne lailure to pay tue ? cen luiorrncu oi me capture o nis under ererj pretext an(l vet tbe mtTVL
uw,.hi.Mi..u; i.iuvtvu !!-1 inents ot tbat faction arc blatent all oxer
lemnauau of both. It is a
ma to permit this longer.'
.. .. 'f t ., i- ... ... a . k.i i. ofj.i. x . :w. ...:ur,.iWo
proci-M qi uqmu.iuou. oe y m;uvor.i wvmiw ji.; ' share of the consulates, and Boston has
leJusut to con rider those soldiers as iwccn ccwaru ana ine Austrian minister, nA than three .-f th Ka
, , t '!'.. tf 1 t t tt r .1 - M.JWM--.
preterrca cretutora. . uoum ivynueoouK.
Aliiakv. June 28. Tho Working- a reaJincfi to
man's CpnVention, before it adjourned, jthe Austrian
Chandler and the
onors . for their Bat'
ng at your hands
...k-
not slander tha
U. h. District Attorney
opinion that the I'rc
blots out all disfrancl
nstates the individual in all his rights, mission so confided to them with great When sober h ahnA tfc Pridnt in.
incuniing iiiai oi suurage, aim nosuo- zeai anu aoiiuy,ana receivca irom secre-ine hearing of everybody. Respectable
sequent legislation can deprive mm oi tary sewara assurances mat an snouia oe Americans are very much mortified br
tiese rignis. aone w men was possi me ic secure tne on- the nrpspncA nf xnch unwnrthtr rrnn
Cinc-AiiO, June 20.-The Times' ject desired. ' in nlaces of trust and resnonsibilitv-and
l t1 .1... 1., .. 1 . I - ... . . - . r Z J ' .
c,u.88:,lurv"i r s r.nnn nTrr.-When T lived in few like he task of letting their ex
iave been attacked by Indians, and .Hir., l
three persons killed. "J-p - - m prefer to remain rilent. Iost respectfully.
WAsmxoTUJf, June 28. Advices Kurv w. w" HC . - ' tflM4.. Geo. WvileCaArES of New York.", V
rom Gen. Schofield's district say that 10 Ine P"g pw.
is progressing most WaS 80 coosarned rocKy tnat we had to
issued an address, calling upon all la- trust Iiniteruampbeli with the mission. nerj yut!cr, Phillips,
ior associations in tne otate to ocrej-i ie coaire ine lonowmg uay tneijjg engross all the h
ihjt 3ttumni tiiiuE con-litttssian. isngusn ana J rccn -Wimster re- ? t want Antui
vi ntion at Chiratfo in Aimust. ectveu Irom rtneu i,Ktn,v o .'l.f . ? Jn 0l7
.Savannah. June 28. 1 1. S. Fitch, graphic instructions to apply to Secrota- ke sent abroad who will
he registration is progressing most coosarnea rocKy iuai we naa to pan-el webste, :n one 0f his noble ha-
Uf-ir.tnr v n t n .fitf.rn fmint ir get iony volte oi osea 10 uoe pjuw : we i .i,.. r- :vi
t is very full, every white man not did, faith ; and I held the plow more n a forttine of the nrthmw nf rwtimtWl !
lUfrfmr hisnd lirinrr rtfrtmA. Tn WCek. I thought I Should die. It 6 en Wa Mn .... eMJ
.... .. ...... I . 1 It . T VTTl . IllWill If i UWUV tUWC , UU CIS DU ICdUl
many districts the whitp registry ox- a most x iiea pe i tow. u m.ob i aay t0 acquiesce in it as a thingaccomplished,
ceUthat of the colbred. 1 ' I was hold n and thePIow hit a stump m read whafc the Qreat Exporundcr.
The Newman (La.,) Herald tells o
a family living on three mouthsful o
corn bread at eacb. meal. Ono of them
died.
, lias given an ryoi ftutes uovcrnment to exert its good chjcf executive aad the government
sidential pardon offices once more to save the life of Max- yheeler, consul at Genoa, is a common
lisement, and re- imilian, and these gentlemen executed the dmnkard andla dup tn th mnntrr?
i v .. i . t i j . m'i
breakup a new piece of ground. We aru "uuua wu tfcuw.B more iw
. ..... t .. n,i . i ...ii snirn mfsnsiirnn ir.ninn icil inn n iinni ., . . . - .
viiicauu, j une rA.uu secqui - j 7 j - 77. says ana cave tneir virtues revived:
ed session of the Illinois' Legislature Jrou?h and sound white oak. Other misfortunes may be borne, or
has adjourned. 5 A bill was passed as- The plow split it, and I was going straight their effects overcome if war should '
timing the control, by the State, "of throu-h it when I happened to think it & commerce from the ocean, another ,
the Penitentiary, instead of the former nii-ht snap together, so I threw my feet Kencration may renew it; f it exbaaa
leseBystcm. ' 4 ' !' out,and had no sooner done this than il t ur trea sury 4tare industry may replen-
' New York, June 29,A Tribune's snapped together taking a smart hold of bh u if it-"desoUte and jay wlste our"'! -New
Orlcan's special says the Presi- my pantaloons. Of course I was tight Md stU, under ft nQW cultivation th -:t
dent's private Secretary, and others but I held on to the plow handles; and wai Rrow green again, and ripen to future,
equally well informed, deny that any through the teamsters did all they could, harvsts. It we buta trifle, -even, ifw
.prdec will be issued to-morrow super- that team of ei?ht oxen could not tear my th(J waMs of yonder capitoi were crum. .
seding Sheridan by Hossean. . The or- pantaioons, nor cause mo u ei go my ble, ita lofty pillars sWd fall, and ita
gan of the President publishes a grip. At last, thought, after letting my K0re0U3 decorations be covered by the :
lengthy laudatory speech of UosseaU. cattle breathe, they gave another strong 3 of the yaUey ' " -'"" ' ? u
Hegistration closes in New Orleans to- puN together, and the old stump came An thcSQ mi4t be rebuilL Butwh'o
niorrp iii accordance with Sheridan's out about the quickest. It had monstrous . re.construc? the fabric of demolished
order.
longroots, oo let me tellyou My wife Dffient? Whoshaii TCar again tho
A bearer of dispatches to Minister made the cloth for them pantaloons, and j, proportioned columns of Constitu '
enberg ia here awaiting transpqr: hayent worn any other kiud since. lhe u on ai Hb ert v? Who shall frame together
ion. ' only reply" made to this was: "I should the BkiUful architecture which unites Na
Ott
tat
New York, June 1 8.
Rome Bpecial dispatch says Arch- J eudcra ? owerfulh:
bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, is to be Sam lck Traits of Human C7t.
The Herald's uave mougn u wou.a nave como nara UoQal. SovreigQty with the State Rights,
nara. I : j;:ji :.
, 1 luuiviuuai DCWUIllJ tUU UUUiiU LUUSUCllVY
iarac- Now. if these columns shall fall. thev wiU
assigned the post of honor on the rer - - - be reared not again; Like the Coliseuui
right hand of the Pope, in the grand CcFFEE,s 0PiNiON.-Below is a part and the Parthenon, theyilbbe destined
St. Peter's ceremony on Saturday. . r, a.- to a melancholy, mournful immortality.
ureoi attenuou is uemir uuow u w , . aw .... . i muerer tears, nuwever, wm uuw uvcr
A -I .. 1 , " klCS UUWU UUUHI. VHU IT UO U LIUl - I , , J
American u.suops anu wj. f u fc evidently "felt his keep- iue-u;er n .luc.i"y7'
The Tribune s Washington special . ' ttQAv ments of the Roman or Grecian Art. for
. . .l ins. The other was a true "Sambo. .... ... i
says information received by tho Ag- M ,4nA , , - m v;m they will be the remnants of a more glo-
. J i -rv A r v? The first sentence caught was irom nim, .-', A, , t
ncultural Department from all the Q mi. ht0 i;t3 Mr t? ,d;a nous edifice than Greece or Rome ever
States, show a total average of wheat bi)? JT9J," P? Q. 1 i"! saw the edifice of Constitutional Ameri-
- . i tri r i - - i m m:i iii i hit in.iiri . 1 1 - 11211 1
crop from
cr than
The
Sheridan
turns of 43 out of 48 parishes in Lou-
isiana, snowing cw,ux registereu yo-
tem
The
modified
j-egrgtratjpn,
recent.
-i
viai. i I . J i itT in t . J
Iho Judiciary Committee, having b b Too TAME.-Wendell Phillips says
icided to commence taking -evidence WCZ JA J iSif W that General "is either a fool of a reV .
apm, prienv exammea Ann ourratt. " f . J- hit folks f j b 0 UJ ell" He says that at home Wilson,
ifoVaWQvodey s summoned to appear ".Jt!0 il' lriffJS !3il? -I SnrAnniid UaW. w rdiftlw him
icher and school
. n ii i ii'itiii:i ' ' iaf -i n.&r-ii. x, iin (iliii.i u a&w. naitaa
nigger. 1 puts no iooi over me.y- ", 7:r-"VI. " "V-. f
"Jest sol" said Sambo.- "Ah ! said Pa"J rw;"..,i
the other, "a nlg-er won't do n6?l how. a oroi?r w-ruPne . k u iuag ,
' - . 'i:ri.j,.. no party, sah: loves all-cood people jest-
World's special says Gen. QmZ"?JZ: SJi: alik'e." fTheo," said the inquirer. fou.
the regulations respecting .
m accordance mtli tho . . VTYVr n dat, I isnt.Pe a Rabtist, sab, a'Bab- .
opinion' ot the attorney Uen- r6, . fed ., , tist." Columbus, Mtss.l: Sentinel, - , -v '
viv..v. ww...; kin(lcr agjrrawates dem, and as to de Yan- w xney are too tame waea iuey. gew
' New ORLEANS, June 24.-ThGMex- kee9t dey are worse dan our folks. A to Congress; - k
lean press is unanimous in favor ot ex- xrnuaA flufl
ecuting Maximiliaiu The 14th of May a nii?ga to work, and wben de endob de "J not wish to say anytmng
is to be 'heiyafter observed as ? granS ybtmj. ,aa. 0r ai him tor money, aS.st the fvida
national holiday, Escobedo threaten- Laaa An t Ld nwhim . said a quaint o.d man, 'but I would
ay. jiscooeaoinrearen- j
ed to depose Juarez should he not.pr- r- - ttl , ' .
der the execution ot Maximilian. The second volume 'of .this 'paper will ex-
remark, in the language of the poetl
that to ham truth is stranger than fio
The Herald's New Orleans - special 1 in five more.weeks.
itioh."