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Newspaper Page Textn-AJi ood tcnto and clear judg- "are in my oplnbn unsurpassed by wngit you; llila uncontrovcrlcJ ' and abuto in your paper, migni i rlM lo no very amlablo reel. irda my fellow citizens Ihero ami M to the reception I might meet l wturnlng. As It li however, I aerrljr prompted by my innato and I love or truth anil detestation i, wherever tccn or heard, to k: as my refusal to return and i of the office, which will bo made i In a letter to your Governor, pre. I Its forestalling my usefulness lit thai, I Injuring mo personally amount those i, who know mo not ; whilst I con as. jibe writer and his supporters, for ivato information and consolation; envenomed production will not tho least nt the spot u here it dly intended to operate Wash. Itv. lad "A. Q." in the zeal of his dislu. ttctl patriotism and great love of tho kins; but waited a short period, he I have aavod this cxRrult of unkind lied mtnnnrr. remained uncommitted tag very false and malicious pub 1 kept, besides, the office ppen elf or eomo other, moio worthy occupant. Respectfully, C. E. PICKETT. ilfeiletm War New. Our readers will porcolvo that wohnVe drawn largclv from California and Baud. wlch Island papers, on tho subject cf Mexican war news. Every thine that tends to tho wealth, power, or glory of tho United States, is naturally rcccicd with avidity by citizens of tho United States, here. Wo are sorry that the facts collected arc so unconnected hut they nro such ns we havo Ken abli to obtain! No American heart hero, can fad to leap with joy w lieu ho contemplate the respect and admiration won by the arms of iris couulrv in her late war with Mi No j crime ml, It Is so; yet In any of tho grating districts of Oregon, not already overstock, cd, thoy constiluto u capital, which, with a littlo attention, in twenty years, from their natural lncrene, would make their possessor a wealthy man. Wind can 1h transported from hero to England, as cheap as from several of the 'state, and wo trust that the time 1 not fur distant when tho tallies, tho plains ami tho mountain of Oregon will resound with the bleating of sheep. Ori'icuii Iron Ort Whi'Jf l Hr Then' i nnntio thing of more pecuniary importance to the people of Oregon, thnu no needless devastations' tho discovery of Iron ore. It i Important not only 10 mi present population oi mo hate morlrl the coure of tho Unit. I Stateii army there ; and no fortification, fortil'ied passes, or armies, have been able to inutile it course. The United Slate atthis tiirv contain more than two mil. lions of soldiers, mostly intellectual, read, ing, and reflecting men, Knowing that their success in life depends upon their virtuous and manly bearing, and feeling that upon them in pait, rests the reoii. aibllity of transmitting unimpaired the lib erties which they hae inherited, and which they o much lou. Who would discard tho companionship of such a broth, crhoodi and who wonders that the United States army- in .Mexico was increased more than six hundred men from UritWi soldiers stationed iuCauadu! of this paper, ...I ,;...!. I..,. .1... I nrl..mnl niul .itiiiiliiiirt slniKL'lo. Santa I kdh d Iwu ol :ir mi M tt lm m ie nuiiiiluip Ul Ull. ., .." "" .;. . --JT. i.,: n....' ..ll'..r l.,.r ... f.1,,,1. I l,,,U l 1'lr I. II .,vloooemgraren.rred to l.y Mr. '--V- " Th. m r.-.,., h .7... ' Plekcll, In Ids present eoniiiiiiiiiiution, (f) ,,,. hr,lU ,, , ,,. iund .1 in. I ' coiitiiins no such scntcuon a tin iiiota. (.oiiii itilfMl exceeding in klllnl nod " ""'' tint, f "A. 1." would linph. Ill thl,., '.lililullioi i.iiud ni.'ii Huih. U xi wr& ,.iM-arrf ..,.... I ..,..ll.liHH ''I I I THE SPECTATOR, mimnv. rsLYTCB. 0ngm City, Ft-b. HI, INJW. OCT A communication upon tho subject -Oof temperance, by Rev. II. II. Spalding, received at this office, will appear in the next and subsequent numbers of this paper. (&Ve stand corrected by "Veritas" ouchlng tho nationality of the Volunteers tr Cant. McKay. A war InlrMKrice. The great mass of the human family I hao long since regarded Intemperance as j an in: iduous and dangerous ov il. Itc.nl. er, you regtrd it a tilth. You believe Hint tin i-ontiuct oi an on n n"uin in such as. will U'M advance the highest g .: of all. Of "hot rmanent happiness, or l.niolit lm intoniticrancc been to the hi', man fain'ilv I Of what incalcuhiMo in jury and misery has it been to the human family? Is iirfyniperancc conducive of wealth I It is the sure road to poverty territory, but il is vastly and peculiarly so to It future growth and wealth. There are uianv business wealthy men, who would not coiiii hereto cultivate tho soil if they were satisfied that they could obtain then by, as a Trie gift, a league of Ik IhM land underthe ciinopy of Heaven; but satisfy them that they could find here an abundance of iron ore, stone coal, mid conviiiinit water power, and Iheso men would hasten to make Oregon the country of their adoption. Oregon hu her mount.ni of marble, hcrgruintc, and her stone coal all of na tures !!; she has her lime stone, and clay, mid it is belie, cd, an abundance of the baser metuls. If the people of Oregon would iriuke suitable exertion for the discovery of Iron on, we telle. r that those exertion would bepedily repaid. Iron lias I corneal, most r.s nei-eary for the cnnvinirneo of .nan as food, water, m clothing. Same I ftrluuehje In oil nt.iile fiom gold mini's: ' Let the caitli In-unl.mcl ami an abundance of rich iron ore dicnveiid, and tltere win iimo b.v. Jo,. !.., rUr Or,.. I gous' future wealth mid greatness, than tho disco, ery of it gold miiio cf the wealth 1 of I'otosi. .... I..! I... I I ... XI. ...... .1,1,. il... I,. s( Ullnl OIMII. sinil, I I resin;! I injusiici. ns ,-i-n ,ivi. i" .m. ......... r. .. Pickett, which wo are prompt1.,, correct ; ' ; h ;. " ! ' . ;,,,, , , il- , .. i ii i , tin inline ol ' in. J M. mi no. ii. 1. 1 ' "i bjit wo trust that Mr. Pickett, probably in ;MirlSi ,,,,,,... M ; M. ml. r. K tlfc excitement of tho moment, ha done Sinitli, uiul m rnl .til'iilli iii-n.t tin lilib fnjustko, Inhl pri'snut eoiiniiunlealiou to' in-ltir nppntr. Tlie nilioii. nlbiid some of the people of Oiigou. soeril. iii..ii,! lb.' l.ilh n '' ,,, . ii, i , i- .. I llurLo Urinii rii. Inn .iii.I i Wo haw Ih'cii in Oregon but n few , ,,"rM " , . . ., . ti ii- i . .. i otlii-r ii.iiiici not Hi lib i I'd .-inlii Mi months. el in justice to Mr. Pickett, we ' H,( )1(i, Ml,x1Bn ,,, , ,. ,. take pleasiite in slating, tlmt, during lhl' M,,., t MtTt t. , , i,, ,M.ul. inn., l.id iitim.i lm lYi-iuti.tilK' Imtii iiii-ii 1 tn (.in. I.ti. I li. . n , n.liiii.l l lb- I i .- -.... . tinned In our presenco in coimeitioii with llm ollico of Indian Agent, but inner in anyway derogatory In him. I li I M II il.l wl ll. d, ill mi III! Mi It,. .wo. I n ilii'd at i I l IV III I ii kuiii I In. It i in. all ii. linn- I, n nt . I lli, ..III i .HIV. I il li u it. IN s I I... I .IMj.lt I iiii.Ii i .i.iii. I ill ii M Imm mi. I "iln i me S, S, tVugrrss mi.) resisliinri' riu.Minli left Sun Jiim' on r..ii-ni .d. fH III him I II" l Slnil.ii.il Hi- i nl f Miiitlliiu b'li'iit lln in ' ing to take p ssi . .1 i iWnm Sliir. I'luiii a li II. i ii i . in I i I pll ss, fri'lll t'"l lillll.llll. t i lli. .idioi1 l till T' d 1 illlllll' Up I" .1 I I II s Si ii.I nil li...! "mil I ' ' sun. I lit II, I i 'l.d ' I'' Ii . linn mi. I . " n . . ii j. .1 i hi . i. i til Mi.- I.i il.s , . .1 Us -...II II . f nl lln I Mm mi' limit' di ,i - 1 1 I olllllll I'.IO i i ..rii HM,n,liit' priioi n tin- I nt ii 1 1, 1.,', ii. U" itl"in Ull I I'l- 'I Ull lltflll Ull' III III''1 I II tlllUI id. iiiutti i w iili I linn ill' II" I i 'I mi I inn iiiixi ii'i ilil.- 'I In -iiii i .diil.it. litt u itli tin i p. i II' it til I. un til, lit. I r i ii. IIitl.liiAY I'lgurittitely sprnking, this term I applied to principle and neuli-1 incut, a well a to men. , pns. fr t'.'l Uill I '"" , Men haw-a liolidii) when they liiiisido ,, ,,. tltitli ull tin K,iUiint "lin t n u' 1 laktr, and devote a tl.tv to plciisiires. 1 1() a v,nn , , M,,.,, . I ,11 .1 Liberty may I' Mini to have it holidiiv , nli, .,tI.. , , , -jn mid :tu i ib, u when ho triumphs over tyranny. Truth '1lni.r i 'P. n,ius h.td t.il.. n u n u may k mid to haw a holiday "lien si"' j ,,wlli i K,,,,,,,, i nr M, . I. s , .,,; frTumplis titer error. Example Iitfiho 11,'1'liuli ntn, luitwir mil. I" nuiintaiu tin itisclti s iie,tmist il. pitn .hu onslaught "I "'ii lirim nnd n Mi hi-urtrd vnltniti i'l'. i ' t i i. II. I I M It..- i ii I! even great wealth poscssctl by an inlein-. t'nclo Nnui. perate man, i held by a frail tenure. Governor Abernelhy has kindly fuv or. Does it lead to the husluudiug of time ? ' ,, u, H,th a letter rcceitvd by him, front It tends to tho wnsto of lime, an I the ex- C'.tpl. J.S. I'oltom, of tin- Or. Mr', depart, penditure of money earned w Idle nt work, mem U. S. Army, for California. Tin l Il beneficial to the body I It is un-' letter from which th'. following is an ex. UCMionably true that, the use of spirit ii- mc!, i-hows that Oregon ha not hecu en "Tnilll rru-liril In rallli, will Ills' ilill, Tin- iiillisl)raraur tiisl nro lirr.t II. il riror KimnJril wnlliri In 'iin. AltJlllfS ltllll.1 llrr HunilllirN!" Here, imiUi'stioiuiblv, lln holiday id truth is when he escape the thrnldoin ol crror iho holid.ty of erior when truth i "crushed" not while it (error) "wrillie in pln." Vnii our Ultra o' the I Mil mil. .ATI AMIS l.UlMiitT.V.Vr xv.w . Trtiirhrrv of S,mtn .liui'i ttmimnim troui .Mnj.u i.i .,- .i . "i '. .(.,.. ,.,;,. l 1 1 mjj an it't.ti I rOII 17 I'" .11111111', !.'- . .;, l,,Ule iimi ilrleitt ofthr Mritfiiui. Sub. srijuail ni'turc of the fity of Mriiec. Col. GHHhvi'm rViiri, We have late uiti'lltgeiin' from Mexico, via: Culifornui lirmight bytJapt. Killsirn. of the briu llenrv. 'I'ln'Militaiiee of tins lliti lligi uce we li.tbteii In lay liclnri our , ,(.,, ,mr , ,, . , reader. i lninU si . r. I mil The star and tri'S nf States lloat over all Mexico! The lone star and -stripes of I lreg n liavo nceitcil iidditinunl lustro I'muitlo battle of the aottt lilt ! ! In Vucust last, lii-uernl Scott, wnli llic Amerieiiii iirinv, uumbi-riuL' iilml It'.- Tin ft. in on m thi timml.'iif I'rtuil Hit I'ti'ltl ol tilliMi. 1'llRT WMlH'tM. Il ", I "It). Ain't ItKN. LllVIJliV, Sir, larriMilnl tins idm i iIm-'.'.I.I nil witli oil lm ii I'li-li. d it uli 1 1 nil iiionl" i from tin iVtiulc Tolls I., lb. i In i In jdii'e, luiviii)- In-ill iiii.'inii'l I't v Slltllllllll) 'I li. .ui ..Ilium li- in id- t I'" mid ' iim in mi Sl.ii. i-.li, d in lln i oi I M' I .unlili .in I S"ltll li I ki. ..lo -I W. I.. i" ' ' lh lln in il . ' I" M t lln mm in mi iiiint i ii' ' all, i - t, i-il b.ii.l I ii In IW till I, l lll'l. 1 I'l.lO 'lis U I J'.llll, I I.- t iiimiis l.-si :u,i kill. .1 in. il 'It-ili mi Xxitr 'Vs. nl ii .. I lb. M. .. n.iiu in it .lm'. .in itm i. iiii in mi pub I j HIllK HIjlli'- " s l.t I mi I.. N .t.-ilb i i nli i. .1 I in s.. .t, ml., t , ImMI. -, , I ttlii, I, I llllt "III Ull I. . i ll.nl lln iin lii'luif '.':)' lit. 1 1 IH'IIII I'" lli.lt br uns b"inlt mid K.lll it '.iui.i.l ti III, IllH s.l-i ii, In nts mil Is I uii'l I In -M. ti mi ii. In 1 J in p. Il I- Htl'l . lln- b'i li n I .i in I i.i M. Mi in I. kill, d .ih-l u i. I. .1. I IN 1,1 ! ., 11 ll, I II I nil ibrsi- i IIKI)!1. -.nut nt llllll - I I . II I t v . I,, I. I ,., .1111,1 1 .'ii.tlit'liii,.' nl, ill i'l. ul. '. I . .ii t I- - in I. ii.I I -I 'Mini i i i , . i . I . t . I . Tlie Id eiiui'iit III nr. . I Ollllli- up mi tin ti llllll' "I lb, ' I,. urnlliL' lli.it n iiiiiii' ilt.tiis who hud pmw 'I II.I tb. i ..I IL I 1. 1, i. I lb. ins. Iti s 1 .. -. . wen- I'liilniliiii tiuii linn si,,, i, n i disliii.eo up tli.it riti r, nit lln- in .inn.,' lli. 'JTlli, I l'-k ills. ul I tu I tin ! luniiiiti'il iin.li, pmci'idi d I ill i . i.''i llsl , in). .1 il,. -1 - I i liaiit, si . r. i nun's, i.'iiu.i in. ,iu. .j.-. . . I'uitfil di sirleil .Hid ii" I" b i:i ii.. 'i i . Ilia III till' '.'"ill, I s, t ..III II. I I I . it ili'lm I ut nl ''" un o i , 'I nvt-r nti.l - il.tiit obitb'i lb. I' "K .1 n' 'In 1 .1 I 1-1 II .'s.ihl i iiii.i i u it n i II .11 p. Ull llpt .111.1 IIMIIIV 11 . 1 U.II..I II t ' I ll't 'lll'l I I I "I, in ro ll night i' r iaat kcr Cllljxen tlie War. i cttlement of Oregon Is in its in ftaoy. Probably her citizens possess as web of native anil acquired ability as the citizens of toy other portion of the globe ii T11!!! n w In number. Periods ot'j it illuminato or strengthen tho mind I gloom and adversity ar- a nwii incp bly conniv-lisl w .i It ViOsjeupnlion , (J prorement of a new country remote froni, governmental protection. It is a trite, say. Jag that, tho darkest hour of the night is ; Ifcn oae just before tho approach of day ' y this prove truo In relation to the dif. ous liquors gives mumeiitary trength and : tircly forgotten nt Washington. The ;'lOU men, ndvaucid from I'm Ida ujni tin endurance to man : but it ranmtf be true ,rutli is.tl iieoiilo ofOreton hate comluc ' capitni. a lew league inm .tioxtm, that a stiniuious, which if continued, will lc, tllnieltts i- well, that Unci.' Sam Muni 1 piesi uti I mid ii .-l t" I i - . i.' i ', . I I .11.11 V ll. I i I r up. ill li -in I li.i .1 "I'l"- '"' Mi vn .un. w 1 1 t tl. ' hi .i i..i . . In. t p..,,, i. . , .1 l. M i in . 1 1 M t I' 1,1 f tvu tininisotl liv l ii-ii. nant.t , head of :)ll,00(l men. 'I'll A una ut tlio tun nrin.i i. In 1 1 'i int: up lb. riv.-r . 1 1 ..tend .1 i 'ir . I, lb il li I '11 'till..' ti.. pr .- I- 1 ii in punt result in delerium tremens or premature j ,aS felt his services wholly unnecessary I look ., ji,!,,,,,, nlwut two (-ugu.- di ilrnlh. is htnr&elal to to the bndv'1 Does i fiir lln-iv increased ttrosu-ritv and haoiii. Inim fr,,,,, .u-l, nllur. Tlio tuiiLMiuril of , j . i " i':-"-": ... . '.i JtP" Meiell imv nnilisr no. riiiiin'S".i! -. f i '"'lerii. v . i . '- i M '"'' : . . , I " I li m r lb in itllll tin II l.nllllli's, I ii .till' idllllis, mid l till, llllt . "Mil t hiutn-r tin tlmCiuv-ii. I kill, si iiui'. tn"k l" II lii'i" I, v M. I M.i i I. i, I- ii I . .in I .!!. r the bra 0 . jht ; yet coi linue that stimulant, and it w beiiuinbs and devours the mind, that, il Icavis the once intellectual giant tho plaything of tis v .. I' ... ...'. .1 I.'. .....,!... .. I n..r ...nil ...It ti . Edith, are to be sent lo the Pacilic a hooii '''''." A'"" "rilere.1 1 .eliera. v ai.neiu uoi , ;'"-'" ' ' -' ' ' ' ' , '' -o .!.,.:.... :........, t....i:. I ..lit, li, to nsua ci'iicrutufiioti, iiuiiaiimieh ii p.ui .' "' . i ,.- 1, ,.....-. ............ w ...-,-... , .. .!.,.,.. ... ...! :..... ,.r ..t..r. .Ill ,11. II .1 III t till lit II ll' I ..-, , I. .11.11 is now huil'liim four lame Steam Ships vice, and tlio sport ol loots! I'oc tlio fur transporting tlio mail troui tlie u. a I-. e : .:,........ I.:.. I .. ...l, Ill'JUerUlU USI.' VI II,L'ibUii it,, una t.iMn, . ,m i.t ti.1. j r -.i I. i... i r ..:... i i ..., I 1'anam.t cumcwnicn now envinn vrcgon, buu , a man u m.io.-i hil-iui'vi w, ow,-.,. t .w-.-. ... -,, may ner citizens snow incmsctvcs cquai to it octier ut mni loriiisuisciiargvoi mi j i tntioxlgencies which surround her. Na. ties as a citi.cn of a moral and cnlighun- 'hj,,x Ukkvc. area great architect has destiued Oregon cd commuiiily It is undeniably true Pi become the seal of immense wealth and J that noinegood men have been moderate peiised w ilh ill I 'o "i a geuerul uflioti, but the (Sulfur Mexico, and the Cmornincni ,'"" m' ,""", "", ,,in ged (.'enerul Scott who dofeatiil him Willi diaus making ulf r u- iiobnll great loss. Tim Ain'-riciiii army rnimllv --.-l- i r nle d ,wi, int., ,t n .t' f. 1 i,. ,lrt n.t.t .w.iilrtirv fin nnt-rw i.ti.rn. I llNC(if ft -I .1 l.irL'i' t'Hl "I Hi III-" II in H' ' -1.1'lllint - --- - ' ... , .... f. . ., ' I..1I..U lm. tin lh, IP n.lt nlll.tiri'. I'.IIIH- lllmll nil, mm ii ureuon, auu two irom uio - ""r. , , ,. ." . .! In , I. . .-.I I.:.. .:... ...... ... 1... ......I I'm.... to -.OIIIIIIIIIU llt:i , Itm iu ,n- M-..U ,,.,.i,. Ianam.1 nnd I on d nlll ll nnd pri'pa d fin bnllb . 'I'l. lids lilli" nil a-'iund us ..u tlo i I .' it o the main Ixnly of tho Mexican army i ' .tl.,...r.t'.l it... ,ti. I ti.ii. Sfiitl tiriK-or ills 'nn.1 look up a sMtion 1 1'iso tn the i-ity of Idmgd.iwn Imgi' 'l"H'" " . Mexico, but did not inter it. Civil. S.tn- "nimying usiouili wi'h lb. In. I bi'.I We are happy to a . . a It Xlt'-' U 14 till' II --' its .vii'"- a !- Iinuiico llrut S. C. Itceve, Ilic nldu ""' i tft Annn si'iit him it Hag of truce. iniiw. .-"in. wnh lie ir linn irrfiit,.inaiiK tiilot ntibi- inoulh nr tho Co-I .in., n .ti.,M.(tif.,i f.ri.n.iiliti.... 't'biM. nf. nil! snin' tit'i 10 tbn I' f. . . - ' . . . .. . ... IS i I ------ -'"K n..- ..-.".. ". I ... power, and this joyous truth is written in drinkers, nnd lived to a good old ago ; y t ..,.,i,;u Kiver, iiiiiuti ntioiially takeiratvay ' ter some littb iiegtitialimi, wits ngrecd up- ttnuuilcil I up -it... . w.i. Ii mr I.I il "i - ii bold, unmiitakable character- throughout it is equally true, that tinny, very iiitinv llJUrii ,, 'p1JU iaH rciUrneir by the . Tho truce was to I- fiir forty dnvs, t";k an t . I.. p at n r. s . ' ' . .. .. . ... t ... . -i. I . I I 1 .' I .1 1 ....... ,1...... ... ifl.nr- i. rim' linu 111 fbnllfin I I III V llri'tt 11' I In " I ll" 'I U . Ill ncrentirotcngtnanu nrcantii. ipa-.not- men, w no in tneir ucans nuve uuuurrc.i c,mi,z. 'o welcome Mr. lU-.to's re- K v - ,- '.,,,."," ' ,,v in' r. turn l-r tin ir I - il. i- I. Ism a. Intelllfclbly written upon the hearts , drunkenness, by tho continued UM of in. ,, , ,,,, lOS,. , lglmiTili,iJ? Lur ' hfel, we h..d ...k. , t t ..r .. ... of tho cltiienk of Orcgonf The war in toxicatiug drinks, have created u taste1 Iprcvlou imtico vv ui l bo given on Imtli that went out with tin in imp i which this Utile settlement is encaaod has and lovo for them, which impelled them, O0-'roiii papi-r lately received, vt e ;.,,-.,, ihiuiigh n small inntmi I'ui.n n. I1 not been nroJucod Cv tho Indiscretions of' on downward and downward, until their learn tliut tliero hu boon several houvy ' The rnirr having Imui mad'-r1eni.ruLj;-ig'''n' nt. sx ' .. ... ...... :..... ii... :... ait... tin r.. ita members, nor by an infringement of, . condition, once Iu them more auborenl fiiilurcs in Kurniic and in llio Lmleil .-"-"' t ''"t "' -- --"" ........is.... nor by acBressions uion, tho rights of the ' than grim dentil, was noim other than States, from losst on bread stud's, caus . . - ........ . . . . . l . I 1 1 ii, I U. Iif' ii il. .1 l. i, M t . .1 1 1 1.. .'.illnli . I. I i 'll J- Indiana, which surround it; but by Indian that or the pilitd and loathsome drunkard !, ed by tho abundant crop last year, iu inhuman hutcucrics or unollcntllng cili- 1 , r.nginn.i aim iryiauu :taii, induced by a thirst for tho blood of tlie 'servants of the livins God! It is not a1 ti war for domain, nor wcullh; but a wor if f -humanity agalnxt inhumanity crying to nn Iu mill Crnxc In Oregon. Wo liavu been but n few month in Oic. but wo hitto been here a siiflifienl length of tiui- to kii'ivv that tlio winters m T.. .... . ......:. .1 .. :,i. ,.:.., .. i tregou, ttio ii"i in-i-ui.ij'uiii- i ...in in".. I sant rain;" and wo, have also ccu veri finl th" truth of a ttaw merit, finjinntly ' miido, but not generally f.rcdlt'd in llie northern ilate, v i.: that the grasses in 'Oregon, remain groin during ihu winter season. vVe hu w-nil h turn I -ub , tb 'iiyli i.iu. li vegi litble and other provision . r which, !.'gty''-. v.-i pt tin a ' -" '"r"" III army were in wnnl. I lio .Vu-Mcan uujiorivt-i m n-i fipulatiuii received them hostilily, but Mmta Anna sent 111 some lumps in it .ll I I'l It"' I' II. . I ('out inei d Imui llns tb.il lln-ii' tt tl-.. ..I .. I .l.n. I,n..!..l rirA II it -....I ll... A.....r. .nrli r.-liiriit-il UUlllM 111! To: l.lllUI IU'iIIIUI'. "I II i v aihi, ii'tiiii tuai iunii'i ' yiinn.-ii . - " , ". - . ....v..... .-. - - . , , , .1-111 . I" 1' ll, O'lllll. I liriltMl . I Up 1" till' 1 11. 1 II it V "'I III' tu the great Iri-h likr.ttor, Kx-t-overnur , " "nip. . .. . . . ,. ',.'. ,. . ... 1 i ,. In hi. I It iiipoiir.s llial for a Tow d.irt nfler- Cinyou, at lb- Mi-i U lifter them. leaven for punishment Is the palrlotiu.n of the people or Ore. gon equal to their country's demand in tho present crhis? Uy patriotim tvn mean tiling more thuu heroism. Iler'.iiin becomo a term synonimous whU free . Rv patriotism wo intend that 1 mio- Iduis prinoipb) in tbn luiinnn heart which .looks beyond self up lo country. Which sta a innn n t nvn rn niri ninrn c m ", w mi "I'tv I . r .1 is 1 1 a II lire," and which would Induce him I,,c """" "' IQ ",0 ""'" '" lH'rl'" moiuy l.ato u en Npianuereuritiiio Alley 1 ' hwiw uii uiu iiiuuuiudin, un; uiu " wtv, in iiv. 1 iiiiu nuu iij'jikj iiiuv criii wuircc oi invaiiiiiuiu wluiiii. i nioyctj hrjnu ni return "I .(!, clotiunui or - .a . - Is I II llllll r.yht, m .New i urk, mi'J icii. lirwuiui , ',' . . f .... i Sni.ri.ii niniinii" tin :in,l. nli mi n 1 uiin t llinrn nni kumi t oi n hIujIIiIi nri- 1m. r)li(t MlunilllU 111 " '" " oiil, of Virginia, aruikml I Fmilo mlmN j tt w ,e (wo mrui, i Hni-f. in jurl u nti-n l ili ni'.ntli "I t" tin urn tlin ilftiarluro nf nut li mi n : Infi. ' t. tt... tnwm ilt.i- l.ml nn-iitil mi.ihi On Mil I in I III Hi llhli' tin M nil ill' li " 1 i" ' J"1-" ""; h I ' . ' 1 ..it,. Mm, I l.n il,,, Inn- nf Vniiim fiilU ' llm fuilli nf that truer, (ti'ii. Hcoll hllou rt rtlflv UIf- . )niUj Ul Ul nl tlion.nwnj; 'Luliulni firrat Mme,,,' nny lo rest, clean their 1,11ns and uUii our nttn numb. r. ,, , r. 1 .7. 1 1 oth-jr nccoutreincnl. Who thus ol h m I orden d llto lens, s m ii at. . .ml, b It Hcreueubwee of Ttrluou, ,lu,U to Air, ( Annn ,,, ,, IlU,a ,1C1 !, ,, s.mng g......l d .. d... i-r nl hUui K. 'I ' 1 bid "Jlocus dii'I tiu "iriin-i uiul pread them iion the "altar'' of Ms. " . . 1 -! I It ll... 1.. (I.. oti this Aliil.tll-nit I'fllllll. Willi lll'l Ulrtjif II'MIM Ut I" Ul' " ' - .... -......-? --. - ; ; 'firee. Tho Ameriinns wi-ro driv.n bmk ( 1. wn itlinl. 1 lie vi.i..r. mni m BTWo undiirstuiid that another Howl. . e. .:. 1 ...n;..:.... il... 1.... ..r lln 1 uittuuis l.ml. I ,0 11 sp. 1 tit. i..,uii Thtsegraisi ,aro exlrtmdy iiutiiciuus j,,. .Vllny Isubout to be convtruuti-il iu this , uaui .Mexicuim. nrisoner tliut thoy bud Mgnnl them, with firiiun ssiiml pi . ... .-.".-. . . . . .' . - . ... .. . .-- . !....!. I I.... .... I.. and covering astliey ilo, 11 largo portion o (.jiv. Wo uro Mrry to liam that Midi i licloro tukeu IrouiUun. xulciieiii.ni nnniii m.iuiiiin u ni i" s . ilmi.Niirn inrrilnrv. from, mil Incliidinir il,..' f..i. ,,,.!. it.nn ml ,.,, I..rl.l,. lfilll) men killdl Ulid wiiuiitb.il, undid Mime ' '' Wito nil nl tin' ; l"p "I U -' ' " '' '" v" ""' " w " . .,,, ., ,,.., ... .. .,'.. ..r ..I m t.,i,.,ttv. I1.-..III-, In lino OS. . r. r. . . i.tr v iiiii hi 11 ..1.111 in:., i.i iiinnii ' ..- .. ..- - ---m - ----- I ... .' k .. , . , - ., .. . I... 1...-. ... .... . I. . . ..... I .. 1. lit. ti. I It. or 10 Icocues irom .vicmco, in-n. noon , - n"i"-, " k v I.,, I Ull I I 1 I ill 1 . ii in 1 ,11 1. 1.1 1 1 1 . , , -. ' 1, 1 1 1,! . 11 1 :... . 1 1 ,, ,, . 1 iii, i .111.1 1.1 .ut tt iu i ,, 1 rn uns I lull. I nn. I I-. t .1 Vim rn .in 14. irii'iui ut Maiilliiii l.'Ii -is . I ..I lilli nuu nub nrlilb rv, tie ll.it 1 ..in. in.iiidtiig tin' I'. nil. At l.ii I'll nnd Sun I .1, l.i.uor C.1I1I "linn, tiln in. 111.1II ii'iii in.iii'ii nulv b.id bo. n lill.tlie iiiliubil.iutH mm it-1 1 bj 11 M.-xitini (!i nonil ttlin li.ol 1 1 v.. , ini-r, Iimi 11-1 11 and li'su i , I,,, p'.ins. pulling tbo Aio.'riei.iis in nun h p "par It 'I bis wiin lln last nl Nut . The , n Mi u in, tt.ro liuitll) li'l'ill". 'I, I'-sini' 01 III M. mini kill. . I 1111.I tionu.lr.l. Ibo 1n-11 ('.ml o, mis I .i I I.1II1 .1 nnd M tt'.i.u.l. .1 i na. ,l l.p'ft. .1 llllll III V , illi- III I 1 It, Mil" ' I li.illb ' . I'll I'.l b't'l sl "' d lb I I. ill .nnui "si lm ill . r I...iiii I . .. 1-1 111 in. ii -p. i.tli iis. ('-.Ill SI111I1111 I. b.l Id, j. nil,, -I lln I X .Ul-' nnd I'nlls ill, I tb' H li I ' I lb" 1 p'.lts. I.i III" I lllii.ll In i... In in , tuts b nl sii'l b) tin "i 111 I i 1111 iiili.n ti'iiml ti lo r uriilraliit . 11111 'in. d l.t b 1 up, ri ar I, nnd go 1'ir VI llllll. lln' tin. rn. in bun t'u) I, Iu lull, mid I ..r.l I rCctailry. I'roliubly tlicre i no country ujioii tho lionor. 'fucoof tho tuitli, tliut, by natiue, ulTir.l "Ago-jd bu.iucx tttll rdlotted" bring rlll.'.l 1,1. irnnroi unit noltin iireKonlm I a . Ileil like woltes, mni Mutton 11 mimli " 1 . .."..-.. . 1. .ti lien, .inula aiiiiu to mi Mb' wi . . . 1 . r .. :... ino present war ,, .tiro. ..vc..y, , r..!l!.!. r, ,,l, . ,U. ' .... i,i. ...... 1... ...: ....i. 1....1. " ' Ihli lilU-lge.l Ircaelu 1 from necessity It must bo carried on l ""- ",' ' ', . ", ? - . "" 1 , "' ' " ' "" ' " ' ' ' '"I11 " ,,nv' ' I t.x.. .nt. .if l l.n.r.t, ll.,l.f l.l.ltl l.f.,1 lln I ll.. I II 1. 1 11 r.n..i. . .1" I. ......,. l..lt... u. ...I.' .. . dclily 1 1-"""'" ""I ." - - 'i.'"v'. is nun i a ixit-iij, 0 ,H nttn gcuorui. ntroiiif front, cuiming desist from uny further utluck. Tho American wcro very iiidigriunt nt this iilh'dged treachery uf Simla Aiiiiu, ottemli'il even home advancements from citizen. Infidelity j r ao enrobo herself in tho habiliment or itianlty, that' eternity alono can penc. ate them; but providentially, worldly ar. 1 are ao arranged that, unreal patriot. 1 may be penetrated iu time! I a crisis like the present thcro ii no ' house, a man is dthcr for hi try or against it, and will bo reniein. either with honor or contempt. Thornton. Upon arriving in nia. tlii contlcman wen iiinile n f of despatches front tho United I utboritloa tliero. lo tlio homo gov. I M Washington. Ilo will prob. arrive t Washlnfjlon at an Mirly tiV cuiles and llluo .Muiiiitnin middle country Wool grutteijon tho hill of Vuriuont, wcslern Massuchuscllii, and New Vork, and iu northern Ohio havo rcullzed bomu profit from their sheep when compelled to Iced them hay mid grain from Tour to fltu mouths iu tlio year. Iu tho iiiiddlo country or Oregon, now uliuost uninhabited by tlio whito man, liouuteous iiulurn has ovcrfprcad thickly, Troui thirty to fuity thousand Muaio miles, with rich luxuriant grasses, upon which ulone, ttheep, cuttle, uud horc subsist throughout tho year. Any farmor would regard half a dozen cows and a down sheep as a trilling rapi. Tcriitory. known a the, ! shamo und misery Tho present hut ling alloy has liccn pa. tronised (Ix-iug 11 now thing here) by some good litlzcus; but when tho time comes tliut UoicUng Alleys aro likely to oulnum her tho Chnrehrt, IUm time for tliotr, und nil other good cill.en to cast their infill. enco ngaln,t a pructico w truly and grow iugly pernicious and ilemoruli.ing. f.ATi: Mkzici.i l.TKl.l.liii:Ni-K (Jaitvhb Oirl'Vom a coinmtinicatioii in this ju. y Mexico Citv. tier, by C. 13. I'ieketl, Umi., our readers Kccont udvicea ftrnw I.11 l'u, have It nnooars tliut on this sldo of (Ihi CV n- tiuent the American luud and nuval I'orces uro ubout to capturu (luymu, Mitzatluti, Han llias and Acapulco. Tho Natalia lofi Mo.utlau on Iho U7lh September, but touched at.Vua Jote, and having lint tho I), ti. I'rlgulii (.'ongren, ihocaptiiiu I'xik nil hi Mexican newsiia. per contuiniiig ih luils ol tliut new s. (.ol. tforniii Slur. s ini'l enii)i.is. uii' moil 1111 in 1 bravely, Ibo mil) illlln lilt) ! 111 I " m g them back. I cuniiot loll the lillinli'-r tto l.ill"! (as Ihey reiu'iviil tin 111 us fust us tin-) tu ir hhot,) but from tin ir reports siin-i , ll miisl lint.,, Iu on sunn" ' ' 1 1 1 1 nil kill, d und tu .und ed. Wolosl not 11 iiiiiii. (lm', (iii-pniiuiril) inrrv ll slightly wulllldi d fin lln- hip). " eliitsn them un tho river 'till I beeuuio 1 nut wo could not overtoko them this hide tlio 11 Lfn , at Miiiitiuu, whs also un. ut m 11110, .,r h.itiug . ,ii In d 11 1 S.i 11 I tin, 1111 1 no uit'.p.il. I apt M 'II uud I, mill) tt, ro .. 1 1 mil- I. b .11. 111 ii..uilr in that t, sol In 1 ihi- p ol '"Wi the V..Ujt mm, .hut IW. l-s 'I'll. 11, .111 I ,. 11 III lib'l. lit I'll, bill, pi 11 . Ill . I llnit his llllilV ll.ul Iu ,11111 plish. dtir) iitib- 1'itt.uds 11 p. 111 .-bo) nnd that ul 1,1 .mi iliug ibo pi ni'i'liill) ilispmi , Id tho iuwiili r. Hi ihuri'lnio 11 snlti d In win lo Iho ti it pin. s of tho iisoil eupiliil; in 1 luduigl). ho llm tt I .iti.ir.l hi I , In" ps, und bt Iho middle ol August, 1 11. ju)i',i ino pii.iiu saiHi.11 nuu ui iiiiioliluig ...111 rr. :. ii.ni il,;. ,,ni1,.mn ,l,.ll,i. riuclie.1 .Monterey .1.. 'm " r it c i.ii... a..... r. n... I lntli of November, illVl willi-W wi ue wi aiiuiiati ax-(iti ii (w DiitcN to tho Mlh, Tlieo statu tho pro. ..... ., .. , .1 . grcsa or tlio war, receiveu inroiigu 1110. Moxican nowspaiiorM. (len. Hcoll, at Ilia uon. Mr. I'ickctt complains or iiiiustico t llm hinds nf immo of ilia neonlo of this 1 l..,l r minn n.n.i lin.l ndvunrod unon iho I ces. I misiiii m the mull ill fiuiil iiflho '. I .. . .' . I '11.. t ........ . . . I., .....:.. , .... !........ ini.ili I iixi in iinxi.atiiiiii (,f llm dm.. Wc have cxainined the files' Capitol, and taken posvcsMon otter a vcrj-j iiiexiiyusiscaiuv.o,.Mi "... ..., , ,., Cluinet I.akn. Un uller burning up und In entin iirmv, iiIm.iiI lli.tlllll ii m Iho di'Mroylng nil their ui'itoublo pmporly nnd l'uiu "I Xlixim rmdv lm npi-ruli..iiH. provihioii I iiiiihl liud, tie rilurmd tiillus Si.nr Iv hud lln'd.iv dawm d imlhi-'Jllih, pluce, ut which we lirritnl mi )isl"iil.i) hui the lulls u I I'mlicnm ttil s, , tho bringing Willi 11 i-nmo III lieud nl tlnor ilisouuililuii' uf the tliiii lii.ips uf .S.ui burse ! heud of eiilllo, und ubniil 111111(1 I. no. I'utu.i, and Villi nciu, llie I'uM (por- worth iifporMUial pinperly j nil nf who h I hap) ul" Mi-xnuu lii.iiiial, cmuph li I) havo hudsold oll'toility iiiiiouiiliiig Iniilmul l b uli d ihinunh tho sup. imr gi uius uf 81-11111, which is pliieod in the liaud.d'lh 11 I'oim'Iui I". .Snulh Thi nils im I'uyiuusler (Mr. Med'ono), und is ujipm. diuli I) lolloimlb) tb" i-tm iiiition ol the printed to Iho pay ol the Itopimint. loililii .1 position 111 .Snn nl'iuii, uud after Tlio course 1 peiiin isoop'eiiuii.ii.ii mil I ' miuj-uu '".1 "iiiich"' i iiuruuiisco 1 1111 lm bet Wi'ioulililollliuerilioriii'iiuisiuii ttnins nuu riiiinu nuu 1111 in inr uotiin- V tC - j 4 h &.. ifhg&&2