Oregon sentinel., March 23, 1861, Image 2

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THE OREGON SEfffflEl.
JACKSONVILLE.
ATUnDAV, Mat eb S3, 1801.
The Eastern Kewi.
Yr have dctuctiul olid only iarllnl advice.
In Ike Atlt Instant. Tho news in of most Inltr
Mllug character, im1, wo regret lu say, ol
gloomy purport. Tlic ftd'tiie of the Poner
Cenfirciice to :ciiliiilWi ittivlliiiig tnnniiN n
irct fill rutthment of existing trouble will
t dviUiiyl by tvtry true V'ticn nmit; ami
ril It will be r-cuillmt iioiITiiIk wtie wanting
mi Ihe part of the Holder Stale nml cowcrta.
lire delegates tu i ITcl to d. m an olj. cl. Tl.e
rliffrttlly, wh!ili nn niniiiiiit of rinsnnnhlc inn
melon could liniovi, Iny c ntirc-ty witli the
ultra lttpuhllcau. Guthrie niitl Tjltr, nml
other truc-lunrtttl men fruiu the llm.lii Stutc.
i Oiled great incrilicvs In outer to tffWt u liar
m -nitm eoncln.imi of the high dultrs they
bad eiijjngnl to vrf. r.n In tittering Iriintpi'I.
liy throughout tin- cniihliyj but while their
propositions were r.ivoiuliy (ondcnd by n
fi-wr of the Ciinim'f-IiiiHrt fioni the Northern
Mate, llie gitnt majority of Unit body i.hstl
liatcly nppo.ctl cm iv nuiiMire uhiili Mil not
accord with their own t-xlnimi null shut t -
chtlminls, and vo'.cii down eny proposition
nit'ii me it aru. r sinus m.ti u.v bouiu coui.i
bonnrably accent
Fears are inli rlnlmtl ll.nl Virginia olid the
remaining slave Stabs will withdraw from the
Union, in coniiU(iii'ii of the fiiliiru of the
lentil IVihc Columns In erfiel a ntlis-
factory p'lin (ifMtlleiiiriil. Tie icimiikxof
Kt'n.'!dciit Tyler on lil riliiin from W'mIi- triiiiH to mvc tie Union. Tin dropanl party
Inton wou'd bid cite hii hopi-h-wiCM lur Vlr- p'nlfiirnn, mid took itinid tide by t'Aa wltli
ghiia and I he S.iuth. Union nun of iry phnie of the opposition.
The Iniuiiriil Adlroi of I'nrMrnl I.!n-nw in my Itepubiiinin dM likewiw? Mr.
r!n rnilur iiddi to the four of Untiii inin jfe'wnrd ihinillofay In hi gidit Sir.atc f pit eh
than MpnK tin in. Hli p'.:i!im np'in the thut Union nod ItipiililliMii'mnvite f.ot eon
Vuslltve Sluic I-aw U well innitiih, ixinit lurtlble tirin."uinl ilcvhiriil bin loic fr thi-
tfaal himnifgiMiolicf in ciiHnrnm'ndmriili In I furiwr printer limn for the laltir. Senator
ti il,.l,iu.!.h ,,,. I..t., i it... u t.!. i.i ... ,..-i ir. .MII.ii:..ii....
' -.. itti,K'n in iiv .viiiii .iiiiiitMl ititi iii iuit Hint iiiit-i iiviiiniii'ii
that Ihilr rlalil loriel.ilui fu:;ltlvi fiom lab.ir to rave the Un'on. .S'en.itor Di.viii dd thr
wi.u'd be Itnmiiiiliil and oUotrnvlid nj !i nto. iiik. Clii. I'. Adumt rjioLe nml ofT.riil
fte. Hit till rin'mt lull m t li icnvtn'Zk thc'llktwn?. Tlmr'ow Wuil ndroenliil eomprn
arctftuii of ll e .SlMtet mm foimtiy tlic .South-' mm in hU papir. Cii-iiui l. Clay dtc'nnil
I'tn Cotifuliitcy. aod u'io to 1M nod hivp bU wilKiiimi to nrriflcc party ihctrlnr tu
forts iid nil oil.ir m irty of the Union, In ;
collect rut line, ilr., In tlic Slates, cannot 1 KrpublVas coumiihd and f tvoretl coneesslon
fT.ct M'3ie,iiiii1 niiift Inevitably produce war How-hue they nil been Ircutid by u gnnl
t the llrt nttempt lo enrry out, praelinilly. majority of the parly spokinmii and organ
sil.nl It l.iisihi'tariil. l!i-eogii!-d or net tr- for tlit'fe patriotic seiitlmenti ! Wewlllsl.oa
rogulftd by the Fcdirnl G.iviriiinrnt, seicn ' III a I'lnllnl muture, ninl lit the grcit in.vsoi
Ktntis me now out of tl.e Union, md In what-'our ti.limtiiy rtin.ilu fur futute icc:nioii, if it
ever light their nclhii limy be nganhil, It l .l.nll be mided. Seimlois S lur, Chite,
very mlnlii they thi tint c(iiilciiip'!e 11 ivium Wj.h, Wilv.ti. Hale, Fetiid,u, D.H.IIitle.
to ll fur the priunt, at Imst, ui.d nuy nttiiupt and full tifle tntmbtrsof the Ifoii-r, ull of the
In ceirre liu 111 will mull In ponitltcrnd 1111 ' iinrompronils ing Ibpuli'lenn stamp. n pudintcd
nlititliig war. Hut the few extracts from the, und learned Ihe lim)ioiIzilig suitlmcuts ut
Itiangural brought by l'otie and lent ns by I tiro! nml piiblblml by thoe nainitl iiboie.
ttle jrnpli are too rcuiity und Inn r.itleitil to ami, beriihs tliue. the numercut iiifane protui
admit of much comment. The tone of tl.e ncnt Ittpuhlicnni out of Congrrsi, in .Stall
mr ro fur n gltvii, Is, hounir, uiiMtis.iiC' ' l-gh!utiniY, in State llepnrliiuuls, or in jtI-
lory toa Haci'ful sillhi'itlit bctwun theeoii ,
liiiding I'iiMois. We ate pleuftl In learn
our
ii.. l.u ill ..,. V.m. ul..il.. it... I.:n
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l.i. ft lkr..m -. It,-..- l ,,.,. I ........ 1 1 r..,. ..Li
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upon It
The ill finl of tie
F.uv Hills rod of tie
' Ul i ' ,
mail mspi nut n bl.l, we nic clid to c'irimi le
1 he paimge of lU'in cou'd huvu ih.tic little
more tl.nn i.i-Hintnl the ullncKetl Statu to
grtaler cMinl. 'I'l.c first would have belli
little loiter limn nn ot-n iU-il.irut!r.n of war j
the latter poncr'os for 11 ight but hacn.
The Paeille It liln u I bill rerun to have been
lost sight o (Utility towards ihe c!i w of ll.e
session. We do not find ll moithiiel In tin
lispatihis, and barely u wnid of it lu the in
tclllgcnccluriiMitil by htlir writir. It I
loublli's umougit the ttiiil.ttl matter Ml bi
Ciingrcs to lake its (I anas at t:ui.- future
c.iiun.
-t' ii.
I'oxr itKi'.iijT-. The Puny is undo'iblctlly
a gnat liiititiilii.il, lo.t the uiiim il i far from
living rcliuble. In fact, since the btllu horn
and the long tclt graph h.iM'Joiiud ill " cdiobt,"
lliey both manage In fivtl the iiiotbid iniw oi
a siiiintlon hiving pubiu wilh ulravng.ini
dishes of fuiuy foml, in ll.o idiajKi of"latisl
lispalcl.il!" It wou'dbo idle lo recount tin
many whopping fUhricatlim Ihu twain luie
giiui lu Ihe publle, but wc (all nttcntioii to a
few of lute date.
A few tl.i i ngn It was nmir.unrid that the
Twans Knllilo MI..MS-Ind leizetl theOier.
land Mull, nml put (ill tl.e imp'oiew luprbuu I
Il has since raimd out that Indauidd th-1
thing, and tlmt the Ti Mini wireii Iiii.h-i.iiI j
l'l"l
i.f I lie rlcctl us tie dirpalch was of Hull, I
Tiioii il Pnne l.n.1 It !.. ,,' a ,...,..!. ' -
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tcil, ami tunning fiom Jl.iUiiuere d
look u gf"il dtul like Ihut oilier Ad"ii
nctlor lliu tiu'i. Later facia ontiv cnu-l
eluslvily Hump the whole story a. a f.ro.inf
Lincoln ran fiom Importunate pinv Inl.'nwi-r.
and loadai. NVl the Puny c'osul cut Yuu
cry's public ennvr, by having the boiithtru
Cnnftdtiaey ihcllue his icrilcv in any roped
Yel, a Inter Pony gins its own mil to this,
and inults Yuiieey tl.e l.ni.orctl Comiulisloiiir
to Kuropo on bJmlf of the uiw liintrniiKiil.
The Piny and lelegniph uid SliiutouV
Forre Hill, ulihough Cuugriss iltl not, u'.d
Iho tuine uoithilul puwira huvo time nnd tlm
galn hud wnr nitually (nininiuetd ocr tl.t
forts Woutli. One iiiiiaih.ibte ftature rir at
... -
tends llute lilll.) liiisrepieM'iitutious of I'.niy
telegrnph, itltldi it be will frnathrslmuria
bly lo notice .' The d .palik. gum bi ihem '
re always crilng ngaiiul ll.e So.ilh, itgam.i
the Utmocrsey, ugaiii.t ihu true Union mui'
and always liitrepi(iutlig In luior of the I
Northern AbulitiumUeiiublieun. Hoiicompris.!
., ,, ,. . , , i
Plating, nuuy uiiuuuii cuw, nw runy i.,M
not tare
forward.
fuolid the telegraph nut .tiuhjhl
i
JiaxCKR Ann in. A W:ihin3'loit lettri
writer lays tlmt l.iuculu umt leading Kpnhl..
caan arc becoming nuplcioui uf Smutor
that the ww Prisldtiit Wttsiiiauguriitnl wltlo JnliiftI in the deuiiie.thii and nltnck leulid!,. m .' .. , ,,. ..
,, , ,. 11 1 1 , . 1 , . 1 . ""'1 " Ihepiiblhat onof articles ntlcmi.tlug
.ut Iri.ube frcm r.iy ituicc. It would luic ii.m nut the uufurtt'iiate infMirator. , , ' J. .. . ... , , . ..
1 . ii.. . tr . . , , in 1 ... , .- , to Hiun the IMil a glginllc fraud ugaiint Ihe
Mm nn 1 In 1 nl b;il tipt.u cur ei'tinlry If th. llvad what llie unliable and Chrblian and ,. .,,,.,
, ,, , . . , .,'.,,., , U , . li'iM-rnmi'iit, il.imagetl it bevnml meuvire
eenmoi.y l.ntl btt'iiobrtriiilitlor preMiileil. Uiil'v Ilciclur nul ubout ll.c Snulb and ... ... . " . .
1....1 .-. .. t . ti 1 i 1 .1 ' v ."1 .1 .t. .t 1 .1 ! 1 . "' Ih'publinin cunitlliienc.es in.l incinl.cr
AlKr hsiii.g sof.iiillv iimiI Oregon In the .North, the (ontttutlun and the Lulon. nt n , , ' ., ,,.., . ... . .?..
,, r,. .. ,". ., ,, ... .' ., ., . ihroiigl.out the whole North nnd Wcs. The
matter Will War IMjI. lie II;ii,'.),il .om nc 11 muting In In incut I imp e, IIoMoii : , ,.. ... . . ., , .
.,,,,,,,.. ,1 ' ii.T.vt of thn; attaau;alii. the JiKlnes ol
thing to nloiie for ll by ir-ting r.u opprrptla. n,r any f.Vnrr.d Covcrnm nl ll.e South ..,,, , .... .,, ,;,.., 1I"...I.',I win-..
:.. r ur.iii-no r... ,i ..u ..1 ....1 ..' .-,.., .,1.. .i.. .,.t...i 11,. v 11.... .t.t,. ,l,c ll" "' " "rio.ny mm .ulol wlitu n
SSI'S IIM'.IUU SI'S II.V SI It! II I U'lil II III III I'l I lll'J -ll ' li- H V " . ... -,
Jtoker fraliy lo pai iy. 111.- partial cn..irn,-ri.u.iiM
iMlit of Douglas" dcctrlues in Uiegou. and hi.
peculiar utwiciitllon with polulcimn of that I
:ta,i.p,,..u.e.hi.i.h il,.ubth'i ,'.m Hern,
Who an the IHmniofibU!
Our Itcpubllcuu cotemporurics ire very
'ond of (barging Disunion upon those who
acted In I liu lout campaign with lire D.-mo-cfallc
parly, tome of whom art now promb
ncnt in (lie Southern movrimnt. They
liri-ly lose sight of I lie rank Diiunlonlsll hi
their nivn party, and apprur tt be utterly un-
cmirclpii that tin re are any audi among their
numbers. Mirvly to Inform those thai nrc
rrnlly linorant, and to call the attention of
those who urv not, but who endraror to ap
pear 10, we will brlelly linlnnce oimI quote tho
remarks and icnlinicnts of a few of their lead
er", expressed not only bifore the election, but
luce Cmigres met, and even down In very
lull ft nilvlcis. We cou'd greatly extend ttie
iptutntlous, but it la not necessary ; innugh
will be given to show that, probably, the onus
nf Iiiimilnn rc.ls "with the ultra H publican
quite as inuili nrtc as with the Siccsiloni!,
with this adinutngo in fuior cf the latter
j the other first commenced the agitation mid
' pr. duced ll.c cauc which hac hit to ilbrup-
linn. An tlwre I tliii intvrlMil dlll'-rencr
between ilse two: The South rcilstul what
wai to tliem real hjury mid positive b Hie
' Snrth rnuM wily Lope to gain the triumph of
nlMrnctimi. The South had shivtt to o.
1 n',t, property nml lifo t n1niifrrrtt ; the North
i t;,t,i w,iy aiiitiincnt, and euuld low only her
i plltTer to C"VI rn,
In the pntetit great struggle, tuvwittr, tv.
cry rcimitn'ng D. itinera! in Congm., etery
pruiniiicnt D.inncrut In the uordir, Northern,
Vt-.tiin,ntid Southern Stnti jet in the Union,
bohh'i ninny III Ihu a.ccdlmr Slnle. wen-
ri.,v u faeiiflce muili of llnlr party due-
stve tl.e Union. Oll.er leading and honorable
vote life) the political p.usuus, tho mnipsul
lecturiii nml Abolition liaransucrs nil lmi
.1""
or inr oilier until liu li. 1 miKin conc-ie
.a .1 a . . a a. I
. , .r,,.tl il nil nn . I i,it.,lil r .1 I., ...Ilier I ...
....... . ,. ...I...I....M'
un y , .,l.,. - (.,,,IP , Ir llllt'l l HI l.-.t
lo the deiil, 'lli.' North I m.t o ill.- un inigi'l
n-id the .W'i ii 'i'r i'cii. so llicy eaii'i ll.l.'
nn lhii mitt I.V.l.t.lllllt!iiil. T.. llmttlttlhtn filnuU
nrit l.x'iriy and Slmtn at I'.t un t.mt,
(An
plant'. l.iUtililtT. ami ilr l ui our lei
Mimtl 1.11k i iy SII llinxigli tli court. Iftli.'t
eauiiot lln.li'.ul their ui'.ro:illtiitlo'inllty. d.i mil
chanire Ihun. (A.p!aue.) Whyi.ol.' Why
buul'l vou clia'uo tin ni J If tlioy aiecuntl
titl.iii.il. dmit change n hair of tin in, It l uol
tin- limn tn change front. (A.l inv.) I hit
..n ulihwr lli-it tnit-'vin tiitirumvit ( l.ill, lt Vyi-
And now, let u turn attention to I'lillos-i-
pl.tr li'reclry, thai iiiak.inil.l manuernl, ihsr-1
ilnh'c,ymp:ithiIng humanitarian. Weq'inle
from early Fibruiry uunilK'riof hlsdiltctublr,
pattiotle, I'liion-proiniitln; Utt. We will
ill it how fin in his own mliii!I.'ii, that unlike
Ainnrd, lloiaco loies lteptibliciubm better
than he Ions the Union :
l.tit tlic priiioiil cnmrroinl'e not only d-
trot tiro (
rjoreri.meiit.uiid telrorslhe Union,
It tit In-',! ('. .7;uVioin jMrf;.
Again, rpeaklng of the Crittenden CVmpro-
II. il wbal l that Colon wnrlh wh'cb ! pre-
eri'e.1 liy llniKtcrlilcjilwiniiidil by lln.SI.iie
Siiiti.! Yield, and mn liny u-lnre ll. Ilel
wliu Kit when retuni T A iiHreiouor.iiitl,iean House had lur two years refund to puss
Xit;lN;w't uiB EM: jj- y " -
mi which ll will coiiij btelt. Talk r sailiitf.Hgnrc so di.prnporlionutc lo the nun claimed,
ilie I'nlui hi in icing II on mcli a iii.U us Unit!
Inline' ' L'"'V" "" l'Ul"' ,l""' or Hur,,
haling
He my furth.r :
We i'id m.t it..p Inn-l whilh-r w wlllnow
in.il.e tin' lower ollt r- wr hiiiu rtlerrcd lu, lie-
c.tii.f we know thi'V will i.ot l ncciitiil.
Whelln'r we m'glit ci'Ufiil tn iiuki) tin niii.i.l. r
... , t. .iiivclieuni.liiiei.wlricelienll.-.i..iirl!al
' , , iirwirlnri-pli"liiiliui'ii'.iliuii fliatl wKlie
guinil lii,.i,-atl.iliiiaudnl a Ihe lowc.t llgurj ot the
...i. li... .1 iv. It.l.ler.
MIIS, 11,111 H 'Wll'.
i.v ciicum.i met . win nci'io nt i.-.i.i .i .uri:ui
Here he glut expression In a bit of irutl
iwlileh lelli the whole lry, und lo which we
i wuiihl tPnct the uttentioii of our Ibpublican
coiiiuporaries won suite n zealously lo tuun
. .. ....
ihal none but l, ni.'Cr.ii. ure lli.iiiiloni.li. ll
will beitinimlieriil IlialOncley use) llie woid
"S.'attr)" lo iiiiiiu the Southwn und Haider
Stnles i
In lint present criI. lli" Republican policy Is
no uiw ciiiirnm!ft wllh ijl.tveiy.
The )emoer:it, on Ihu oilier hand, declare
ihtiii'i'lve ready and antlou in nniku tiny und
fury coiuproni tv Ihal c-iu he rc-kul for.
(liul'iy is enruged nt Sewnrd.aiiil Cameron,
and Adams, nnd ull other H.publieuni whnl
.iMtr or co,M-l.,nyc,Mi,prn.,,iseirconce..Io,.
"haleur. The fulh.wl.ig clr.icH arc uim.il)
'lireelly nt thife liuders, lur liatiiigindi-ai'onil '
'" iciorenoruioiiy m iiiecuuinri uy r-airiiiciu,
Parl' l0 patiloli.ui i
We hid aerial ui.d pntttrful and compaet i
P1"",.v on ,,,u 'eihin i.r NoiiniU-r . Hu
whti'iinru im now ! And win-re ure our bad-
Thu cho-en chit f of Iho Itepiihl'fi
- ;M to Hand (Inn. Hut ul.i-l lit old und
Hi iilcuant water nml npea thi-lr lines in Ihe,
face of a tlcm-rato i-neinv.
We Iwg the llepiildtcaii compromiser In slny
iheir h iml. We Wg them not In enu.uniinalf
...I- l-mi'ltl'- ill lut-.i p.i.it;..,.;. a... i.ir.. .ii.,
Ni.ihlnir I wauling but u ftun hand and n .lenily
I ne ll. niioiicuii' am ni.vier oi uie iiuaunn.
u m-H Glorious and ourwhclmlug
liluinphawallsu. I
ll ih"fiotfiraiii"iit uu.l.-r JiepnMleaii rule
uuVrV'i..1 Jiil'i'aX'iiv!- iXm
ltdence and patience, cxereUIn forbearance,
but d'tnanillnft oU'dlrnee, and rrjectlnxall pro
poiltlum of torniider, wiiali'iir formorgulic
they may aiuine.
Tin- vital tjitcrtion for the ncpubltean party
U, Will Abraham Lincoln ataud linn In tlil
IryliiKhour! We uuswvr. Id will I Oilier nun
whom the cople havn truitnl may fnltir nml
flee fmm danger, equally to be pilled whether
coward or traitor j but w are ture that Lin
coln will nrNU riRM.
In another place he give the following, ex
iilllngly, In corroboration ol bit own ptvitlu
nMurnnc that the new 1'reildent will ' aland
firm." Ami with thli, we cloie the subject
for tlic prtacnt t
A friend who ha Jnl had a prolonged and
rmiltdentlnl Interview with Mr. Lincoln, at
SprltiRlleld. write in that Mr. I- " it inv.iriMi
i'!Hft to all Qrnifinmhu, tu nulltr in uhl Unit.1"
Ajfaiu, we nk, Who are llie Uiiunioulili T
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The War Debt.
A dlllgcr.t rearcli thrmi,-li the California
pupera containing the detail of lute newt from
the I.uM, d:re!osii nlmply the fact that the
Orrgnn War Debt Dill which patucd the Sin-
ate lad Winter, wai, at the lute elnn. In
j lh llouie. nduviil to S2.20O.000. or 81,200,
U0O Irti limn the Senate bill, and marly SI,
000,000 lielniv tint original claim. A fur llie
paMgc of the bill thin rcdnccd by the lloiic,
(Jen. Idne tiitroilueed und carried through the
Senate n riintiitlon for a Committee of Con
ference upon the nihj.fl. and thin in the lateit
and only Inform ition which lm reached ui
linre our Intt iniie. We hate lilegraph ml
vice to March Slh, but no mention wlmlcvrr
In made or the Wnr D.bt. It In prolnbV
that when the detailed Intclligimv khull reneh
in by the California pnpcm, complete Inform
lion will be furiillhid as to what was flnalle
done with the inattir. The .Sucramento Union
vorrifpondciit from St. Iniit of 1'eb'y 1'lilli
i;iie the followhi); rniieernln? .Sioator llakerV
views up .n the toll, n paved by the IIktic :
The Ongoii War I), lit li llirotijjli the llonr
in rnlueid haie. ll appropriali!! two mil-
limit two iniiiiirul llinunainl iloiiar. or Iwclie
' Imndrwl lli'iu'iiiid Icm than the .Semite bill.
M'nulor IJakirileilunn thn lio il.-ra nf Ilia debt
will siiiitn the iMltuncc wllh e.ititi nml. It
remalin tn be urn whether liny will throw
away the bird In the hand. Altir hii.Kk'ng
.M llie I niiMiry six vcari in ta.u. llie 111.1v
never get nn it her chance ut the Treasury ol
the Uu.ttd Slale.'.
We lielicve thst the Senator but p.tvo et
preision lo the Fcritlments of the peop'e of
1 Oregon mnit directly iutcrcstiil In ll.c D.bl,
In the remarks iitiributct tn him above, and
he has, we feci certain, their thank for having
poken Ihu, espi dally as ll is oaing entirely
to the bllttr oppt.siti.in of his own urfy men
thnt the Semite bill lui bceu d.f.aled in the
lowtr llniirc.
Without tK-rlrin; to engtn.lrr dSputation
or broil at this lime, wc ok the nttintlon of
our Hop'c no matter of what parly lo the
fMrt4 III ralu-.-l IrtltiM lrl(Mlll lli.i ll.. 1 1 I.
old falsiflir, tiru. Wool) have btrn found In
I tl.ii Iti'pulie.tu rtnki. Uneley. lu ihe 7Vo
ll.m,..i.lla han.l.. ,,i.l.'.. I.. s..r..!.
'"" ' v .., ...i- -,-. . -r 1.1
a l.trgtT nniiunt I a an 8.1,401)0011
lie lt.-pub!ie.vi Hume iiitl.iitl npnii still
further reiliifiiig the aiiniunl. l,-inocrat wen'
willing lo vote for the .Senate bill. Hut tin
Hnuse Comm'ttte to whom ll was nf.rre.l.
with Stanton at lis Ira.l. v-rs1atil In the re
ductlon. So the bill ilept through tlmt
s.-s.li.n,
During the srsslnn Jut closet). Mr. Stout
frequently ciidt-nvori',1 (o have tlu bill brought '
up for definite act! It wsi alwav tin I
Jinc Henubllcan Comrniltre. ivlil. mlr!
prominent Itepublican to ul.l thrm, that de
f.uted his ifTurli. Siicriiun, their cation
candidate for speaker last jer, tlic Chairman
of the Committee on Ways and Meau, the
tinder nf ihe llepubliean force upon tie
llmir. was ptrtlcularly hostile to Ihe bill, and
labored diligmtly lo nduce it tn the lowest
sum, or to iK-fcut il nllogilhrr. Wc hue evi
dence to show this from ll.e letter writer of
of the .i'f.i t'liroinm, n-e extract In this
ptprr ut Washington, who Is himself u Km
Hililicau. Hut we really need no nth. r toll'
.. , -...i.ii.i. . ... ,!., ,i, . t ,t.ii
; ., . , . , ., - . ., . ,,,,',
'cm, than Is f.mnd ill the fail that a ItepublN
that It i quite iqunalent to aikmiivledgmt nl o
f, - uil on tl.e ,..rt of the claimants to accri I
what was voted.
We incntlon this mttter more to vindicate
tlif Dcmofrutlc parly from the cliarget of rp.
'i.ltl,.n I,, il.,. .n...,,,. ..1.1..1, . r
' .. ... .., ,. , ,. ,. ,
leiiuy 01 um iiioiiun . iviiuum-an ipi-aHcr.
and in the column of It. publican iirusei hit
i .won 3, rear than lo nrniu tb.ir ..f
, ungon last year, man io prole iiiiiuct or n
I.I...II....I.. ,..,.......... 1I......I.I! ..I t
i'-;v - i- .r,..
line rceilud at ll.e hands nf Congrit. Th.' i'lill.it.ilflil. IMi. 'J:M.-Tl.el..,..H-n.lle ,l 1t",."7t r-im. ntt I i.it .1..I.I. ILIi 1 ,uir . , ,'. ,, -
tn.nl 1 loliiit, mall-nant. and li.flaviiti.it e,ii uW r",lVl '", I,,nl'' "'. "''"I1'"! ''' ' ' ';';",'" '.' T' " ' "'.'"'; . 1 A" 'hr ' ",Cr ' '- ""', ,l"' ' " M,r',n "
r. of l ,, . ,,? fr , t . 1 .' , ,,f nsn'ml-HH r..r Slate ...leieia-ily and i.i.'oii. , . M,r "' "H" "' nn unusual pre- ,l0 11M,. , ,,. Mini:ns .,, ,,,u. ,,,,,,.
" ""' v"";" iMi"K iiwi nneii (iiir. i ..mm ikv was 11 .oniiiiiu lo coutev t he rri-1 .::.'.." ::. . .
similar character upon ltepublicanstheuiilMs,,oai re-p-cl In parly, hf.id.il by S.-iuinr ).iuit
With u few ixciplions. we Ulleie every lti.,lj-1""' O'cir iv.rvcl In Mr. I.lncn'n. Ttie'
............. .. ' ' ... , ... 'tn-tt'ii' win isiluiiuM'th'i hiiosih.ni wniil.ll.-
puoiicnu ... vregon .s 1.1 laior ci me pay. ,
III' llll (! M. IV
Ihe gro.s nintiiinl l.nt it I !
ically Iheir own fillow partisan hi Cougns', '
.... . ... . " '
ami n lew I lev iatu In liu lr rank now n
.. ,, , i
Ou 'on. Im nro r. hlii.ii.il'.- for wl.nlnor r.
ipiinii...runnnriil. i1.i,.r..iii,.ii.....i.i...
- ........... -'
The IKmocriicy nro naw powerleis in llu
(jotcrnmtnt, they have been so virtually since
llie late Congre.s met, und upon their hi ml.
no blame can irit fur the Inju.tlec done Ihl
or any n'.hcr people, during this pvrio.1. In
. . ... . ..
" r l .i.BeMi..r lne, Hepr,.
!''' ', "'."" I eiega.e Meven, o
Maiiung.u.. irrriiury,iii..i.miiiiiiiiiiigiyumi
arnrslly. They did full Justice lo the cause
of their constituencies, nml it is no fault ol
I heirs that no better fortune attended their
leffuitf.
IIi'iik. Thu Port Towusend folks b-tic
lono Ihe big thing in the way of plank.,
.mr ihreclncli p'anks were lately shini el to
,, . ' . . . . . . ' ' .
' frniicoco. -acn oneiiunuiitiunii uirce nil
anil SIX mines in icngin. ne wmisi mens-
Hrcj fory Inches acros nt Ihe bull and cigle
lein iuchei nt Ihe liead containing in the I
.... '
single cut, nbout 7.10 feet of lumber. What
lplei.dld stuff for o new polltlc.il nlaifonn T
' J 1
Dikd.-.I.i. Currhr, the miner so aeirrcly
Injunil .1 WM.ky Creek l.t weifc, die 1 on
Os&er! IntoUlffinM,
Fib. 20lli. In the IIiiiih' the consideration
was rrsuninl of the Voluntivr bill, reporlnl
from the Military Comniillei'.
Mr. liocock said he conldentl thn pnffi'
of the bill a f'iri'1one concliislon. He oppisuil
ll on ncrount of fmluriii whlih appear on iln
fuee, n well us bet'eumr he regurdi-d it us a
deehimtlnn of war.
The report of the Committee of Thlrly-lhrte
was taken up.
Mr. Viillandlelinm favorrd cnncillnlton nnd
compromise, nml ndvocntnl Ihu adnpilon ol
his proportion ditidini; the Union into four
sections,
The .Senate's amendments In the Nhvv bill
wrrctnkinup, when Mr. Oiiliit.lt ofTenil n
rt linil'Ia.l llitit llil. ni,V ul.k,,! ttt ta'.i(- alt ,11 li.il
' . .. .'... .
iM'iwii in ixeeute tuv federal law in any
rcccdlne Stnlr
A Innc iK bale ensued. In which Mr. Stanton
took ll for Ktunlid that the next Adiniiiblrii-
itiin unnlil li.il p,-rrtr,ny. ItiM rt,illlillitin.l
right of MCiwIon, and It will be truiiid a
rcMi'ulinn.
Mr. (liirncll spoke several llnm. stnllii?
thai Mr. Linen n. both In his smtrlics und
private eoiiMr'utlon, hud furisli.nhiwiil it im-erc'.vi-
policy, and IntenJi to make war on llie
South.
Mr. Andcrfon, of ICiiitinky. aikcd Mr.
Uariiill if he was fur !Le Union?
Mr. (Iiiriii'lt 1 urn fur the Immediate srcii-
lon of iiginla. Ilisi'i Mul npii'iiiue.j
ere ni'ide In ihiir th'-jnt-
an ibccked Ihe dinion-
neverni ninnnni we
tcriia. Tin rhutini
ttrnllon.
air. aiiiii rfon n.ii inn ivncvc in me rmni
In ii dr, und wus for Uulnii. the CoiMlluliou
rtl.ll ll.l, ..tirMtl.l.l of lilt. I.lll. ( I.I.I.
Ihev wire III lint Union. ApiriiiiH
Mr..MiirendviMiitiillliedemileain
Mr. (J.iriK-tl'a nmtot it win nj- etiil.
The Semite's nnitiidiurnt n agntil to, by
171 .ifiit.i.t 3er.
Iliirlin; the evening swloti. Mr. IJufTm. nf,
North l.,arol.ni.iiii..-aslroiufewlou.ieh.
Tni'nsiMV, 1-VbruarT 'Jl.-ln the Stn.il.-.
Alter lb prereiilnlion ol ihllllons upon the'",1 "''ri'ii 1111,1 ainui, irtonim ndlnj: a n-
' ' . . III. Mil I '..lit .tlltL.M
erli, n th bull' Mining un o
111 the lull fnr llie,"
ili'eoiitliiiiiiiuv ol lira postal sertice in Ihe e
ceil lig Mali's.
Mr. Hunter oppi nl the bill a coercive.
Mr. Il.iolilllu teiiten.lttl nl some Itn.-lli
that it was a mcuMirc of inure, u-.t war, 11
liKiketl upon this ns one of the bills ca'cutatitl
la iflte tn-iiiv In the cniin'ry.
Mr. I'.ihiII oppovil tl.e liill a glilnj- the
. u. .r . .1....... ... .1.. 1. .t . 1.
"inn "i 11 tn- ii i" un-1.1.1.1 ri 11. iiirini.'iii.
Mr. Fi mi 11 1-11 Ihoiwl S.nil..r were ih.iw.
log uii'in I heir Iniagiiiulli.iH. Th- bill siuii.li
!iv,spn.ver.i,s.r.ll ptrath... r thV
laws no.l rrlcti- lite I'l.ttint.i.T (....uti. 1,1
anv'unem pt ",, , nnte ll." Zu.' Uhtil
cni'mi.tly 11 nimsmeof nee.
Mr. D.mglii crintliwl tin- bill a penrei
.,...,.. ,l ,.,., .t:il..l 1.. ..!. ...i..il
Duitghi crin'ilentl llie bill a pence 1
t und wug.i;tl:.l I.. iilsUfg!,.iKl I
from the nilit rsMenf llie lurnv. 1 pr..iviit,-.l ag.t imt f-r lrru..n. lint move
A'l-r some rt-in ilk In nspiixt M thnte rf V"!;nl ha gtritly diui.igiil lh.-s.i'1-..i..n i-ntifc.
Mr. II.Milltile. Mr. D-uiglut niM that he ,.i "ie fciir.t.ifyof WaruiKUKi.crul&cotlfaioi
llrv.il lheicw.11 ml. lib rate .l.illubie,,l( up
Ihu Union on the pteleAl i.r .lev..li..ii, und
il.crc were at many disunion.!! Norih n,
fjmitl,.
The mailir was furllur d.bile.1. nlthout
ncll nml nfli r s.,m.' olhir Iml.-fitilie bu.11.TS.
Moxiiii.illliV. 1 1 Is. 'JL'.-Tlie i;..i praw li. .
t .........1.,., i..i.i...-...t. .. . ,..1.
IW.nie..i.-f the frteiuvl.'silonof thcMiish.
I. ll .-if. .-. r. ,..l w.i i.f. -1..., I
!- ....... .-..-....,., 1
..i.illt.ni tn the Prw i -nl.
II imv. Feb. 241. -The Common C.unell ',
..flhNeilvl..leven'ngptm.r.-.:iitl...n.bv
.. Una in..J..iiiy.e Muring Clurl.-. Stitisi.r '
t . .. ... .. ... ..
lur n.s r.iinii.i in i no .iumii.-i, llie l.nlli.I
s'i .1,. i..'..i:.-.. i.. il. i! r ti I....
f..r the pisnge of the CiillcnJeis Connironi'.K. .
the Senate nljoini.tl. ' I
MnT.!OMniv. I'i b. S.'illi.--A re.hilioii wn I
u...pttl in Congress iliitliletfllg the (.'..ni'iri.
lee In lu.p'ie Inl.i the pris'iil ('iiuihliniiof lh, ,
pulilic luiids. The t'.iiniiiili.vini IVruiaii'ii ,
Cont;i'ilh.ii will rrpoit Weilninhiv. The '
fillowinu' nro ll.o iipK,'nlm nl i Poitmi.t r
li.n-ml-ll.nry P. Aim ; Allormv l.'.-t.en.l ,
.1. I'. Iltl. alien : liliiiiiii.li.MM In IVii.Ii
high ii A. II. It-iiiMii, M..I. Crinf.iri..liiii
l''orvih. It l rmii-in.tl Ihal Mallory w.ll b.-
Sccn'tary of ihe Navv.
Kr. laifi 1-Vli'r SRlh.
In ihe S.nate-lhe M hit IWo.u A .ro-
prinnou inn w.i mh ni.iiy.
On motion of Mr. Luie. n C.imm'ltec of
I Cunferi nte was iiipo!ntitl on Ihe On-goii Win
i,-i lilll
The Senate rnnenrretl In the House anund
"I'i'l t" Ihe tnonul.i lerrllory bill.
The b'll tn nre.iu'zj the Territorial Govern-
mint ol Net all wnspaiicd. Also, Ihu l).t
eotali Tirritory lii'l.
A I oniui'liifof Conference was appuliitid
on ihuTnritl ts.lt.
Adjourned.
In the ll-iu: Stanton's Military b'll was
debated, but in) vole w-i Itkcu ut ll.c i'W nl
the rt-pirt.
The regular Wuvl.lnglnn il'tpttch nf Ihe
'.'.'ilh .i)S the IVatv Colivi-nlloii ha Utn lu
etlnn ui tl.iv. I l,o ilelt lie w,t Hie mi
spiriicil whlin Im vi I Mcurreil. liulhrlenml
1 i.i.nlt.ni tn the I Wi lit. . ' '" " ." "'.iiiiiv nt ui.iie imm nt irguna
Horn? of bis fri. nd brennie so nine I off-u. cd'hig l.m lo ll.e .tiutsiel, wl.n Hiall il.ln.i
lint liny lift the Hall nud sigtothtl lli.-lr in.
h-ntioii not lo go baik. The Convention, rti
one time, was nry m-nr lireaking up, but Ul
ter couiorl .tev.iilttl. Ouihrie luliii-qmi.tli
rctnrnetl and biisiues priHttihtl.
The fiillnw lug upp.-ar under date of Feb
ruutv 'jr. :
Tl.t-IVnee Omfcrinec wn In i-ulon unlit.
lwtiiiVI.uk lid morning. The plnlcd d. -
bile prtiltiii'ly coinm.'iieitl eonliuuiil, uud,
during the night prci clings, iiimv, if not nil,
the iiHiiiidinuil wero lotnl ilow'n, litivlns
iibiliiutl.illy. Ouihrie'sprop.iiihii, witliino,!..
ll.il vi rlihisV. Thl wa in Commit it (.nf ihe
Whole, but It will b. voted on detlullclv to-'
.
-.
, ,V V,'
rd"r",'11 Mr' ;'u
nnrm'v grnt.il.
lav. -
On Stiluril.iv, Ihe '.'ltd In-lnnl. (j-n. St-otl
ncti'ii' e..! ut il i'. u ,nu I wa. I
Tlie lli iiiiaiMrL'atloii with.
a. wi , iU.rvc ), i,,..,,,,,,.,,,.
lion. rom llie fact that lh.-r wire ull Iriindi
and uciiu.iiiilancis b.-lre. The interview he
.. I. I I .1 1 I, ...
I'vctii i.incn.i
uud D.uislns wm pivuliailv
n lln-e.illi-r on L'ne'.ln ih.
ii (.uuni. .im uu int- i.incr tin i. neoin in
I'."al" """" ""."""'' "'.'" "'
. . .1 I. v. ' t .. -
flritnii. u.i.r.. il . r.tl.l,. I'.- ,.,b Ith.u ...,.t
vv""" ,;." .:":'v .".."" """,
in son, .tiouigoiiii'ry ii-uir, ui ii oc,ik,
luroruiitivn ha ixtn laid b.'fore ihe proper
aiiilioriiiva len.luig lopiove llial un oreuni."d Anu.-rsoii, u i was gum om mat mere
luml of J00 m.ii liaie saoin that Mr. Liu., would be on fihl.
co'iiihull neu-rslerp in Ihe Whllehnu-e. Hmiili Ciiolim Iroopt on have have been
A iMcctlvc, who Joined them, lays ll.e plan or.l-r.d lo mum In llu-ir regiment.'
I.mMIii. ' !..ThebillMopp.,,.houll.in the seceding
ll... ..il.. I..l !.... T.f
.;.'-,,-'- . " .
' Jtf,,n" ij,lc ,,hWr .miubtr.sfaud.
i . ltf lvlre of ihem. I In shoot Mr. I.'ii-
coin w'lh nn ulr gun, when Ihe irowd nf in n
around llie nssiissin will so bide him . tu tin-,
. .... .. ... .. n , ... ., .. .. .. . , , ,.
der tleteciii'ii iinpsible.
The moil relinb'e report of th" cnii'triiclinu
of Mr. Lincoln's I'libuitt is; Senarti.
K..-I.I
tury or Sutet Uat.s, Attorn -y (Jeneral i li,.f
imr. of N in III I'artilina, Ncrelnry of III.
Navv ; C. II. S ml lh, Sreretuiy of the I ntei inr ;
Weifrs, I'.ijliiu-I'T ti.n.ral; and Caniirun,
Sicretury of Ihe Trea.uiy,
I '.! itslliistx .it-is I1..I11 i.Ia nn.'.n nn A FiMl.
site iiale b.r the inauguration of Mr. Liuco!ii'
nml on ll.oiii'l.l t.r u ili.tiirluiiirt I nl i.n.riil
entertained. In llie Senate, Ihe chief post of
l.i.nm m. ll.at .!. !... I..... ....!.. h..jl .. I. A
honor nn that day has turn ussignnj tu Col,
Ihiker, us Ihu old friend of I he Prcsidiiil elect,
and who will upon Ihut occasion' to Use a
homely phrnv, lie hi riyht huml man. '
Tln-ru Is lr..iib'o in lie FienHi l'ffnHon,
owing toroutrailieloi'V rulvliv siitt to Pari j
JIu t r M'r'ltr, wd'jiilKi'ii d w'llis'e oi
seiitiminti, huvlnir ai'iit honie report votifllct
litif wltli the nUic'al udvices front Conn'i ami
oll.er su-ucit. Kxplanalions have bivii n
qn'reJ. Ilirou.Stneiel. the Kiusian Minister, nlso
M inpalli 2 s with s 'ii sion.
lio.itiliiii fruiu Kornpc announce the iVtir
iirmiliiiu of the Kuropenn Powers ImibMc by
llie IImiI pulley of ri'ioptrx'njr no new Uov
ernnvnl bi-foru Its ncotrn xhig liy llie Oovern
mini frnni whli'h ll has separutcd.
Mr. Ilrowii, lute ulllor ol the CnnMHiHon,
bus lieen ilc'tnillzi'il by tin umlli.? Slates to
Infirm lie I'eilcnil Uovrriiment of ihe elec
tion of Jifli-riiui IaVs. He wll. uot I re
count il,
ll I picsumed In nrmy circle tlmt Col. K.
v. nuiiiiier win ne promoim to lite coin
1 ...'.!.. M .11.1... I ...! ..I.A1..I..H I I... II...
"".'"" "''"" " "i-
I ''?! .
sr. Uii'ts, I'Viirimry Villi.
Tli f?. 5?. &,-Miitii l.li-n1iit- p.,iii.irrr.l t
the Hoincnniiiiiliueuls' to the I'ikI Itoiito Hill,
iVj"1 I'!""1 J,IL,1lV!l,lllll.,.'!'A''lrll,,, B 1,M'
Cintrul Ov r'ainl Mull In CitliiWuhi.
.. -,lr-' "'" 'nirmiuciti n supplementary rosi
. uie inn, wnicn was alii ier,
An iim.'ii.iioi'iil tu tl.e Army II. II, appro
priating S.iO.IMlO f.,r llie pMli'cilon or emi
grants In Oie'.m, was adopted in C.iiinnlltee,
ami Ihe bill wus reported In the Senate,
Tin; Nciada 'IVrrituriul Hill has passul tin
S mite.
Thennivi'nlmcnt of n Conference Commit.
'' '" '.,K' lI"," "" Ktantotr- Fone Hill. was,
'ntn-liouof Mr. , I orwln;,o!.tp..iml till I Inirn.
d iy. by n vote of 1 00 to 74 this is quivulcnl
'to n iK ft at
Si lend ifTirli wore mnde In t)itnme the
C"iiM.'r:tll"'i of the npnrt of the Coiunilttep
ol Ihitly-l ne, wh'ili fallnl bv n large vole,
l,,,l"
, lor iii1miiIii.ii.
! ,At ""J uSe " "" proceedings the House
la,y;.7rm1; ...
Ihevntfsnmtlns pn( ponement wererr-jiec.
"V,.-' li1" ,l!' ".V" ll,v."r' '" r'' m" "'
i ' L'11' ' '." I.""!"'"'.'""' I' k' t"l V" '' ',"
:;;-,""
Yistirdiy lh- result of the vntlni In lie
I'isce Con.'n-s wi In bring ll buck to the
wme pnllIou It oieiipitit a weil; ng.i.
Soitu- Soul hrrn CniiiuiVstiiiiera were mitch
ili-eniirugetl. but were ti.mfi'rt' il by iiMiirancts
fii'in tic l'iiiniVinu.-r trout otlur Stnles
that 1 hey will entleaMir loniMucileCui.fi cling
viiw 111 iliierv.
IhiIiiv. ll.c Senate Confireripe ComtultttT
., i ,, ,, - ,,
"" """. l"rSt ''" r",l '." riiviefnun lluir
",''"','"'-'" '"' nit '" C'tl.y. wli els will r.
M. ft J.,;;' '';" ;,.,..,,,, Bl
1 -'ir. I, ne...ii t n-eiiung gnnl nllei.lion nl
' W...M.l.m. liierylhlui. p'ae.,1 .her.-. III.
""sWeiiliiil i-erlificitle l.u ban formally pie-
,, V t ., ... , ... , ... ,
ll Itriimnml llnl tJ.-ner.tl Iwlge will bt
"fh, ' , .. ... .
. llV",T": .".'" i-r" .' ''r,.,,Ll . J
or
'"".'cmiii.
S.cr.t.iiy Hdl lus diirt'ind.-tl from lh.'f.ov
"'ori.f l.iis'niiu reMltuiion of Ihe t.mli-1
State pi'.ptrly n-,.i. nml il-miuneni the
'""""I 'V" lliawul wr.iu. The (Imenmr
J'''"" " .' '" w '" ',' "" !",H''1 '" ,,,",, l-";"-i:. ,
"' ,7 1 ' ' ' ' 1 .1 . m v m 1
It Is iimi'iMtl that Mr. 1 aoeer will be nn
I:"1".1."1 '"'' '"er In Lumps from the
- - "' 111 i.niii.in-riiev.
.. ' '" ,,.,, "'''."V htlMle Imm lit Irglnia
.l ""Y"'",I, '-"". i"' "!"'" ",v "
'"'l"'l u'.ay mlloii of Mr. I.'miiln has
." .'" '"",t ,,vcr ""hough raumr ol
IT,,! ...I.I ..I .1111 ..tut
. .,-' . , ,, D. . . ,
liillHi.i'ii liuliylbe Slnnl nod llurrl.
l,r"i,l'lI"!l nJ t'Sl I'.v " tei'f ItH'lo I.
Sr ln'is, M.iieh I.
" "''' ' l!" prop-.lll..ii fi a ll.uly On rlaml
Mull by ihi- 1'ill'ral II Mile, winch pivnlb.ll.
ll'm In tin-I'.l It e Il.ll.lhi-S iiili-im
iiiliyitd"pt.il.iniiiiiiinl.iriil Inlhe Pnii-i.tlltv
Apl'i"prhitlit Hi! uppHipriuiiug tM.OOiMMHI
In the Onrlun.l ,l nl nnd P.my llxpnsi. by
cimnging the llattirfit-M null lo the Cvutr.il
rute.
'I"' HMiu'lia n'.t yd nli.t.-l ll,l
The llouf, on ll.e .Tlln.f I't-li. nth.pted Ihe
r'l",i,,"i', J'c '.,:i,"""!,,',V1"r Tl.irit.iliric by n '
vole ir .ll. hi ..I, but falletl hipi.. t .eniiK'ii.
''nnl lo Ihe Cou.litutloi, wl.iel! was p.p,s.,l.
by ii lute of 1.11 In "I, whli h tiu. It si than
the rut amy Iwiwklid,
Yisteidt) the vo'e was rfenMcred. nnd
the niiiviidiuiut wus u.luplitl by a luU of lilU
In C-'i.
On the 2"'.h Febrniry, the Peace fun;
adopted liulhrlv's prtnojl'.loil nu.liflcd,
res
nml
t.ij'.uinni.
... ....... '" "'.'""...
r l)ll. Mnreli '.'.I
in uouse i.iinitii iuviiii M.ijsnu.i Cleans.. . - ""
r.'j.tlnl Ihe Sen tie nmen Ini.'iiU in ihe P.t !"" Oribn-ii.c.'S are loltln.'ls, n-vn'mlonarynr
O.llcti 11.11. iramfirin.' the llutterlii-ld mill In' in.urreelh nary, nteortliig in circniiistunivs."
lli.i Ciutr.il rnute: vet ll.e J.i'iil ru'es of the
loiewire u,n-i..nl, ami the nmrmluieiil
was made the iitt'i.il nnler lor lotliy, whtii
Ike lli.uiru.lj'uii.iil. II. feu-ll.c n.tj.iiiriuucnl,
Ihire wa iiporlnl by ll.e CuinniHlcc ol
I h.rly-lliree, un Aiiuidntory rncilite S'm
lw. wheb iripilre Hinte Omits tn n-ln n
lh, in lu ihe Uulttil. Stales Couil. lu Ihe Statu
lr. ni whli'h i lirv i.i-.ii-il, wlnie they shall
I an- a ,liiry Irhv. This it'll mluieui law wus
pH4.il l.y a vole of li'J 'oh'.'.
There wus greu iijnlem; ut the remit.
Iitiicr.il u:t onhieil n su'iitenf Inilguus,
an I lh.' hoik's of i"iv w.-r.t uriMily i,ilil.
Yi tu day, how i nr, whin the propnidtton
i"' 'hi I'n'ie CunuriM was preirniiil lo He
, 'euaie. Mr Stwnid ift'rul on uuiruduiinl by
suhsillnllng u eull for u Nulloii.il Oiuienlloii,
' "" Tyhr und i.lhiin.f the delrguti-s on llei
' nlnrii In Itiihiu.'inl, luletl in sp.eelo-s thai
id ilfuls to oblalu Jmiiic froui ll.e Noilh
"'"' niisiiisrfiil.niii that the Omfen-uiv wa
i . r.n 'i'i .i.i. ...j . - . .i -
4II.....I - . i lu-t- ,......" ,.i-it-a t;ii'.tt ii.t.iiiii'r
.Nn it sp.illi-.ii niiiiiri-le. l.y l.ou;reM In
P - v lw I 'ee I onlertnce proposition, wlilcli
retiMire n iwo-llilnl mle.
A nporl of Ihe Onnmillce of Thirty-three
I" "'' -ndii.j In ihe S.nate.
Allan, nl Ihe. inuili n-niiln unclmiised.
,.,! Twlgg hae ltii alrlcl.cn from the
Army Ib.t, n u cnwnrd niul 11 liailor, nnd uu-.Sli
il'i.tblhil. Tlu-rv wa u iiiiort Ihal ho hudii-a
............ I. ..,.., ,.l... ..!.l ,1,.,, I!.....n,..l ....
lifiia'ioi. It wa iil.us.iul Ihut (luiirnnr
li'Uiini had Invn privy In llie surrender of
ll... I'olltil Slnlin i.r.itM-i Iv lii lh. T.-vui..
.."....i.i. ..'.,, .".i i.'i.ii m ...v ..iiiimuvi ui
." .,,.,.,.. .
II.......... l.-.t l..U ..... I.. .1... .........1... ...
i.:,i ,. .1.. .:...:.. ..r.i..: ......
...... ......, n... . ,n ..,-.,. ... ..n- ..-..m,.. ...
C. - nhibrucy, bad nil inin view with Major
Wtul.u LhJ Iii.uu nil i IliilltlU
; ' - " J,', .... ,.
nil at Ap.uhJ IW SIAO miles south of Kii;:;:
Pa - ". A lube of In-lians lunl on He mall I
cuicli. hilling Ihu ilnnr. Iheyn.-id lie.
MW, grnin uu.i mail, nnii nr..i.e up ni sia
- .- til" .i . I
Ihiii. Anolh.-r H.i'.-.'iirrilt.l here lo day, bring.
Ing pisMiigeis. I bey ri-frl Apuelm I'm
Ik - oil' urnii'clnl I.r u Lomrmny ol 1. in lira
goons, und ll.e stage innieiiloug unmolested.
Tho fnllnwlns Kurnivan iutelliucnco is ex
triicin nniii lulesl r.nvieii phh :
I In the Hniiw of ImW, Karl Seflon ninvcd
: ilii'aililres-iliiresponwlnihelj'iiensspiiih.
lud Herby sild tho nd.lres nttihd no
ninin.liiH III. iiotwillKtundili!.' sundrv ombsion
in Ihe svih. He regaidul Ihu reference to
lliA f f 11 1 t.ul U I ft I I . SI J I till Itlfltt I f 111 llj-ir t It ti t Iltt1lt
Iho United Slnlisni the inn immrlunt topic,
und said Ihal cm ry one viewed with lite divii.
t-s n-irn-l iienls in that i-nnnliy on which Ihe
maiiiiliicliii-lng Interests ol Kngluuil an grenlly
depend. Ht'cnnsithiul lhi-iouriof Sardiniu
in I'n'y, and Mpns-tsl
db"tiltit('tiiii with
.ijn:' ns p e:i.
lAird nranrille responded, iteenty tsmentln;
the dlruplloii In Am rler, hut tin felt conf
dent that llie resources of India for cotton
would be at once brought Into play. I If said
the foreign relation', particularly with France,
wero nirwl satisfactory.
Lord John Itufii'l's speech it rrgnrded In
Paris as warlike. 1
Knirlsml hni been Inviliil by France to slop
naribahll's mrrrr, but d.fllms, nu the plia
Unit the Netllluns ought to be left lo settle
mstli'M llieni'ilve".
The besh-eers Imve blown nn three powd.r
nnirnxiiies. nnd drslrnvid Ihe side rurlain of
the Citadel. The garrison had rikiil nn
ntltilstlce of two dnvs In bury the dead, which
uranted. Ciuldtiii liud sent them the nacssa
ries fur the woundiil.
BY TELEGRAPH.
To Yrckn for (lie Oregon Sentinel.
LINCOLN IWMilRATED!
Hit Inaugural Address r
Yarns, Mirth 19th.
Tin Fony nrrltrd at Fort Chmehii: at S
o'clock ycti-rddy mornln;, with advices to Ihe
.'ah install!.
St. I-ocii, March '.M.
Several imffeclunl iff.rts were made to lake
. up the reiu.rl of the IVaec Confirencc, by the
joue.
In the Senate, the same milter was discii"
cil tcsti-nlny. Crittenden was willing tn mtlie
niiy and many sacrifices if priialc ikws fur
pi nee,
Mmnn denoitiicr.l Ihe plan ns subversive
what rights Ihe Sou III nlnndy hud
linker urged the submitting of the question
lo Ihe pcnplt1. He was willing in irivc up n
gren I deal tu llordcr Stater, but nothing lo
I Scri's!tin.
(J ret n protmuticrd (he plan as mre twaddle,
but said there was luilietliliig in the Crlltiliden
C'.Mii.rnni'h.'.
No action un hid nn the subject.
Yti.ler.lie, the quisllm! mi.ling was the
motion uf Hiintir lo substitute the Crittendru
Ci.nipMinlsc for the I 'nice t.'.i!t r. mx p'nn.
The report ol the C mltltf of Thirty-
' ...
. n ..le .he special order for .0 day
I lie d, bate hi the irglula (,..nvi olion
thru-
on vi-t-
Uldiy llid'eatid ll.nl icucv iiri.isillfii tue
ncccmuW In the ..! Jr..P. but obno.
1
lou In Ihe Sect Ssloulst.
U Iglall nml llemi.hill gave nnlfer yeslenl.iv
nf llielr Intuition In wltlnliuw fionilheS title
sallrfinl that llicSrtissh'nOiil.u.incvhad be.n
ndopteil by the eople of Te.u.
ISi'tuitis of the Nnrili Ci.ii.Iin.i Convention
have the nsuil hi great ih.ubt.
LA'l'KST!
prmitl
The I'llltir.drn prep.sitluri wus votiddown
in tin- Siiinte,
Corw in's iiioiiilinii has brut ndopteil by n
rim.iliiiiii.uit ii.,il,.r:it- ,.r'ii t,, in
ctili-lilinii.it l limj-nli or. I In I.,
I'l.i- Siiiutv wu in imIouiiIISiiu.1..v u'l'l.t,
....i.l,. ii in ti . i t. . ;
.md the lliiii.elitlMi.iidayi.i..ii.iiig.
No lii.piituut bu.iiiers was tiaunactul in
cither hni".
Iik-ii'ii wm inaiiurutnl without any d.'.
Im banee.
In his Iiiaiieiirnl Address he il.-el.iri.il In
favor of priserilng ihe right of iut.li Smte to
cmrrnl It doin.ttc InMitulin.u. Fug'vi
S'an-s !iOii'd U deliicicd : not mnlir'al whe
t,rr , Onu or S nte nuthi-fakN but n
i... t . .1 .!. i ti. .. . i i .
" U ,xU r. ,,W,ll.r ' " "- 'n"M'
tecs ngiitnit kidnapp'ng ami it-ixlitg clllnns o!
ll.e ierer.il .Slate.." Iho iuiinuiilties or the
cillwus of Ihe sevirul Statu suggisl it would
be safer la obey laws than to icnlst them ;"
said "The Union wa prrpvluul.iimlratinnl be
ilissulntl, t Mvpt by nil Ihe States." "The
Liiloii I nlilir than the Ciuistllution, nnd no
.Sin..,rili.lfrou!.llenM.lr..I-..t..... .,..
lie roii'ldtrtd the Union uiibrtki u, und w.l,
.Millie ll.e laws with'. lit bloutbhid UliV.s ll.e
(i'lternni'iil Is forced to such u iltp. 'lh
powir of the (ioiirnmtnt will be tiitl lo ho'd
or ktTp In mci.lon (inirrriiiK-ut projHrly,
and collect duties nothing more. Obnoxious
officii will not be forced upon States, nor lh.
mall cut (.IL und no cnnilitutlnnul right will
lit! ihnled them ; but " while the tjnicriiinenl
I ills, the majority murt rule." 'JheSiipnin.
Court c.tuiml fix the pulley of the (Jovern
ment incvocab'y." He tlmt difciissul th
tlisadvuntnges of fepnrulloii, uud c'.nl by In
voklug calinnesi, patience, uud hue of ll..
Union, cnnlMcut that no wrong will n.ull
Ihercfroin,
OnKiioi and Ou.ooMAa We exlra-i
from the Wuilihigtou cnrrep iiidenee of tic
.IVj. the following iiemi of Inleicil or curb
o..iy In our readers t
The Oregon Wur Debt Hill was. in motion
or Mr. Sloul. .ii.tcrd.ty l-Vli. l.iili le lh.
racial onh-r of one with from laMThursditi',
l-.very illorl was mtile I.) prevent 't bv ll'c
Cnmiiillicc of Wti.ts bill Miuns. leuled bi
Shermun. IC . The aie and met wei'e
lliil on the sii.ik'ii.inn i.f it... r..liu n.,,1 it,.
vote mis cirrinl liv lnj met lo 33 m-s. ll
miim unite i-cnaln th..i ..'...... I,l.. ulll,,,..
.u....l-, ,.r 1 1 '.k, ... ., ...... ......I r... ... . . ...
'?.""."... "-"'" r'v- w r,
r.t.ui, mm win nni vole lor llie bill, lie tit.
lay witsgreulir Ihun Iho Irinid. of ihe bl I .h.
'irnl. but oilier business pi evented an luilicr
day being thud.
j,it i..irn one or the Kleetors In Om-nn
no" ilJutt
hhHtlwTTVZulZt
.. - . ' ... ' ' " ' "" ' I'Viii
-.' n, uf.er I War IMit. . C. S. Diew I.
.i..,,,!,., ,i , ," V. " i.,"" ,:,'..';V::..
........ ......i.,.. i'.u. .!...,.., ,1 ....; t
nivi
ror m,f,wuliei. wilc actii" ns Ouarlerintster
II. II. Allen is prosecuting 11 chum uualnst Ihe
(.'oteriuuenl, .Ionian's trial is proure.siug.
Captsin lugal'a lm nppliul to lie riiuriml lo
Foil Vuncouvcr. lioMiuor Sli-icns It-avi-a for
home next month. I-amlcr Unions, Clout I
IVulhiM, n.i.l l IX,...,. I . ... . ,1... I.
. .......v., .,,.. ..,,, ..j ,v ...11- 1 ,u i.tniHT
Wl,nU lbc jw.tthla uud ihe latter thu Gov.
l.ruor,i,p r Washington Territory.
,
Onroos Ovkkund Daily Mii. AVe Dnd
In Ihe Cutilornla paper thu following :
A rumor has been circulated that the Post
Office Department, failing to pay ike Culilor
nia Blugu Company, according n coiilnui,
hht Stage Company, according In coiilnui
Ihe dully service thrnngb Oregon mlelit stop.
Mr. Thomiis. Vice Pii-ahhnt or llie I 'ossiivitiv,
jys tliv rnitc'i'i .h.t'l g no, no m..fr wlu'it
Olitl.l.r.
,11." stop..
1 From thj. North.
Julian, who kllltd a man near Portland,
some pionl lis ugo, has licvil fi.tind guilty uf
luanhiiighter, und return iknded to.lhe mure
of IheCourli tabBa
Judge Walt Im rrfuseil ileWv trial In th
ciise of Ihe City of Portland v. l'land alkl
St .nt. befoic 1JiL-.1l.il in faior or the city. . ,
The n'deslrlaii Rrady ha again (innmeneeil
Ihe full of walking eighty e..iH. eulive bourt
without rest or sliep, ut Portland.
L. K. V. Coon Im ceiisfil hi eonnoctlet)
with Ihe Vancouver CitomcU. The nowcoi
diictor'a tialiu is mil given.
Hyan, who wa Injun d at the '-Vaneonret
fire a hirlulghl ngu, diid at Iba Sister elf
Mercy htHpllal nt that p'ace.
The Itepiiblicans at Monroe, In Bentun
county rabttl n llig with itvtulttA stars ow '
the 4ih iusluiil, In Imiior of Lincoln. Tk
6'uroii nry ptoperly rebukes the act.
'Ihe wlmV ami.uiil n ttled for a fooVti
Factory ut llron'i.'vllle. Linn lounly flis
OOD has Invn sube ibetl. The luttrprist
will bv piishtd through iju'ekly.
A let. (. Dallas, son In-law of Governor
lloiigla tin btt'ii appointril U.ivrrnor of tht
Hudson Hay Ci.mpuui'n poasessloiis.
Il is runi'irul in Vieloriu lh.it tln Dritlsk
tjiivtriiintnt ha rellmi'llshed its claim In Hsn
1 J unit Nluiiil, and that Unvirimr Irmiglas I I
u.' rci'ulled, nn I a new Umcrnor Iniluilttl.
The lliiitisls I'.iuttmplalv the erection of
new chiircli hi Salim.
'Ihe S.ttin Woolen Mills art lo be greatly
enliirg.il. Tin- works continue in uctirenpcrav
lion, night mi.1 day,
A prli.ile h'tl.T Inf.irmi 11 that notwlth
flniiiliii.llieli.ini linns, there I m.re siib
st.1nti.1l IliipruMiiKiit gulng un lu Salem .belt
cMr bclotv.
A girl ol rieven yenr', Ihe daughter nf
of(i;,.,irfl. ij,,.r ;,r Wu.hlngloii couuty. wssm
badly biiimd oil the Dili In.lulit, tlmt she soul
nflil ilinl of lur b.J.irie.
I'..liimbi.i Col'tge nt Kugrnc City, wm na
liii.f.d by high wjml ruililly. That roof
went off ihe tame wuy once Ufrr. I'rlve Is
some lacks.
K'woikI Kmiii Is ipokcn nf a Ilepiibliean
ciii.l.ilult'1'..r I Mi gain frnm WaihlngliinTrri
tury. Tl.ere ii -in Intiepciitlcnl candidate ah
nndylii the fl.'M.
Tl.e Nix Pints mine" exeitemrnl li some.
wh.il d. eliuiug. Sonic uf the pilars do not
Cictlil the big stories.
mmtmmmtmmmmmmimumt
FnoM Cr.ijtvKxr l.'irv. Ahx. M'Clure, the
mall carrier, leuchetl litre in u.utl lime on
Wnlne.liy, with llie mill, lie rep-iris over
f. Mir fett of sii'iw for nbout five tulle of the
moiinln'ii ri'.t'l ; Ihe lemtlnder of thn ro.nl In
tnVriib'e iMiidithm. No tlwiii'r tin slopped
In ut I'rc'iviit Cily for three wttks.
ni:v a i)Yi:itTisi:.Mi:.Tf.
rosT ornoB norkail
IyiOM nud nfier Ihl title until furlhrr an
I'ci'. tin' I'.i'l iRl.-.t at Jvckiouvllle will bt
tip.'ii at ihu full. .wine. I.oii's t
WCEKDAYSt
Prom l.'iiiiir ii'ibK'k hi liu.iKN o'clock ..
I'ioiii 0.k o'clock to Si. 1 1 n o'clock r. tt.
SUNDAYS i
Prom O.sr. o'clock In Two o'clock, r. M.
J. W. McCPLLY. P. M.
smvi-ymr
imr9
thk mmv. river
T
I, ,,,,.. L
i -hi. iiti.n ricntii wiiii .i roii.Tiiii it
1 , vllUlt. , j .,,..... ... ',.,
li.r..f,L
nth ihal VOl'N(i TltiLU w.ll a aid a
1 .loot. ;
rwo'thirih tho time at hi Beildtne.
And
Cnc-third tho time in Illinoi VaUey ;
ll'gliiulug Ho- irn.oii nl hi. fim. on Aple.
jal". Inn lit I. h Init.iv Ihi- Iridei-. ui.tl on u.A
, lnlf in.l". from i,u ci.K.luir nr HI He t.'rtk,
in in-1 irn in,i ni .tpr.i IM.I -r.niilnlinftiu-1
1 Hi" Clli. wh 11 li" 1 II gn In Illinoi Valley.
r,,inaluiug ll.erc nut I the nth- Ihu going and
r.-liirulng oil-d.y Islcr each wuk during lbs
aon. wh'c'i w II elne on Hie First i.r July.
Ti.uu tfH.I for the M-a.ou, payable lacaih.
I'm.i.iiiix YOL'Nti IKililt wa -trot hyaa
IVIp-e" md "Tiuckltfllop" hor.'j bis
huii n "Sir Arch) '' mare.
Pi:i( 1.11 rit.N YOC.NC TKILR I a beautiful
grai, iv.ll lw lour jmu oi the 1Mb or April,
mil l .Utn 11 u nl lliit.'-li.iirth Imii.l IiIkIi.
Sto,'kia!M 1. nr- livltnl lo tie him ami jmlgt
or tin in Urn. ,. II, STIiVKXS.
Applfgnte. .March 17, Cl, uilii:i;IO:U
Attnchmont Zfotic.
STATK (Ti' OIIKIiON, ,
Ciii'ntv nr Jai Knox. )
pO MOHOAN Pin KK:- You arc her. by
I not ill. d that a writ of ullaehmeat ha
urn l.m, i nj.Mh,l J on ami jour proM-rty, la
knll.fr Iho ib liiat.i of llrnry llbcher. aiiu'.unl.
'ni! in Twi ull-lhitr ninl .Ixlv-.lit oin-.l.ua.
d.'tdlh dollar' K:i I'lMwl) i now, iiuIi-m i .hi
nun npp-ur la-r.iri' U. . lln.Ml.n, a JuIIcit of
In-l'.uej In i.n.l lor .i'. en inly, at Ids office
n J.iekouville, on the Slh il.tr nf JJav. 1RC1.
,11 lament will bn rend ml acnlu.t 1011, and
yuar roi-ily .old In pat- Ihrih'ht.
D.ili.l thin i' dar id March. If 1.
Hitll IIIJNUY IILKflllilt. D.fl.
Petition for Divorct.
Jatii hum; T. tt'susit, p ilutlfr, )
I'J. r
fiuit W. Waikiii, lh frndint. )
'M ilAMKS W. WAI.ICKII. Defendant t
L Yon nru Inii'liy i oiillcd tlmt in Ihe Cir
cuit Court i.r the .Slain i.l Ort-iioii, fur lh
-unity of Jack.ou. L'.ithirlmi T. Walktr Ins
rniiihl .n't fnra d'vt.iee fiom j on from the'
I'O.nl.uf malrii.mny. mid Ihal, unless jou u
.inr lu Ihe a'd Court at the next term (hereof,
On tht I'ntt MciitUii in Jiint, A. I). 1PGI,
At..! uiiMtcr the Plaintiff's compla'nt, the aarae
will he tiikin for coiitt.Hd, the aln caufo will
l.ili. ni .1 In your ati'i nee, nud the petitioner'
I'Mrcr be giantiil v ihuL'uiirt.
iti:i;i) k HiiitGF.N.
March 23- II Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Sheriff's Salt.
BY ilrtun of nn eveciilln-i ImiiciI out f ITw
lion. Clicilt Court of Ihe .Statu nf Oregon
a' Ihu i.uiiily i.r Jim plilm-. uud tu liu directoL
dited thu lilulh day of March, una tUou.aiul
eli;lit hundicd mul ilxly ime, in Invor of A. S.
Aril igloo, und agiilu l Jlallhew Graham, fur
I'lusiim of lino 'i li'..-ni.. uud Twenly.lbrea
Dollars and nlnoone-huiidrtilb(' 1,0)3 9-.rt)
together wilh bill Ittls nud cnls and accruing
init or suit, I hate luiitd upo.i ami will pro
end In a 'II lo Ihe highest biddir, fur catli, oa
iho pninUes, on
.lontiie, Me First Ihy cf April, A. D. 18SI,
nil the rluht. titles and Inlrre.t of Matthew
Graham to the followtus tkucrlUd proiierty.
lo-wlt:
Ouo undivld.il one-third Interest In a eerlaln
MINING CLAIM. WATKH DITCH,
FI.UMKS AND HI.U1CKS,
.llualeit In Allen's Guh'ti. in said county of Jo-
H'phiuc, Stale of Oregon.
Sale lo luke placo Intuccn tbe hour nf ten
lu l liu torciioou uud four lu Ihu alter noon.
Tins Ulh day or March, Iniil.
JKI'P. IIOWIXI.,
filuiirlol Jo'ephiur I'miniy. Oregon.
Uy V. M. Hnint Ikp'iiy
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