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FOR SALE OR RENT,

s:.kSsA TWO splendid new Houses and lots
TI I'D on HiiIsbofoush streel, leading from
FSN 4 kE the Capitol 10 the Seminary and about
- half way between the two. Oneshouse
is thirty feet by eighteen with partition 10 the
middle, with four rooms and two fire places, one
above and below, aud porIico 10 'front.' The other
is forty feet by twenty with ten foot passage
each Of which has good and comfortable FIRE pia.
ces, and has porricO in front. There is attached
to each Of The houses good kitchen, smoke house
SaH osiry &C and nearly three quarters acre
with paing in 'front.'. BO;h Of the houses are nice.
ly finished and painted both inside and out; as also
the Out houses and PaHng. There il decidedly
the best well of water in or aboat the City, convO
nient TO the Of both lois. This is given up 10
be the most pleasant and healthy part OF the city,
Any person wishing TO purchase, ORIENT will make
application 10 the Subscriber.
.... ..- .-...s A.. G.. DRAKE.
Raleigh, N. C., March 49, 1915. 5l1-lC
FReoistet, IT, +
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RALEIGH AND GAsToN RAIL ROAD

At a meeting of the Stockholders in this Com
pany held in this city on Saturday last, VIM. Boy
Ian was appointed chairman, and D. w. Stone
Secretary. The meeting was thiniy attended, and
it adjourned subject to the call of the chair with
out doing any thing ofin.erest except passing the
following resolution:
Resolred, That this meeting, believing that if
tue contemplated sale Of the Rail Road can be de-
aved for few years, its condition and prospects
will be essentially improved, and the interests Of
its creditors, the State especially, thereby pro-
NOTED, do hereby request and require the
President aHd Directors TO employ Counsel with
all legal means to postpone and
TO prevent the said sale
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From the Evening Post.
MANS TWO ANGELS
nv pApu pCSJAMIN

MAIN'S wv AlNO6LO.T
a. BY PARK BENJAMIN. ...
Two angels wait on man-lwo bright
And glorious angels, garmented in light.
We reck not of their presence, though they keeE
Continual watch, as Stars do when we sleep.
Our heavenly guardians they, from birth TO death
From our first murrnur to our latest breath.
Silent and calm they stand on either side
The one with tender aspect like bride
Whose heart responsive beats TO Joy and wo;
The other stern, but more judge than foe.
When man does we'll, one angel writes it down
And seals the record for the bright renown =
OF goodness lasts beyond the proudest name
That power wit or genius wins from fame.
When man does i'll, the other angel writes, '..
But does not seal the record he indites;
He waits till midnight; if, before that time,
Repentance follow OIL the wrong or crime,
And the man humbly bows his head and prays
For pardon and with contrite spirit says
'Oh, have sinned forgive me, mighty Lord ="
Then doth the sterner angel grace accord,
And on the record drops plying tear, -.
And makes once more his tablet pure and clear.
But if the heart no softeDing impulse feel, .r.,.
When midnight comes he seals it with his seal:
And the mild angel weeps--for there will stay
The blot eraseless till the final day
-I- .-'s' ss ..'
II found the impressive legend which have
attempied to versifY, in certa in remarks made by
Mr.. Chandler before the Common Council Of Bos-
ton. He refers it 10 Turkish origin. -, -
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IN SENATE.
= EMoNDAx, MXeeus 10, 1916

- fMoNDAv, NdHReu3 10, .fe45. ,
The Senate met at II o'clock and on the mo-
lion Of MIR. Woodbury., went into Executive Scs-
sion. ~. -, ~ Ez<HvVvre ..,.yk..
F The President announced to the Senate the fol-
lowing Standing Commilsecs from which the in
junction OF secrecy was removed:
Foreign Relationship. Allen, Chairman
Messrs. Cass, Archer, A,herton, Huger.
FSnance-Mr. Woodbury., Chairman; Messra
Nc DufTie; Benton, Evans, Phelps. y za-5 p,
.' Comncree-Mr. Haywood, Chairman Messrs.
Dix. Huntington, Johnson, Sewer. ,,t ~
MGnGfactures-Mr. Dickinson, Chairman; !;
Messrs. Sturgeon, Simmons. Semple, Speight4 -
Agricntture-Mr Sturgeon, Chairman; Messrs
Semple, Upham, Bates, Barrow. -.
Military A6airs--Mr. Benton, Chairman ;
Messrs. Hannegan, Crttenden Dix, Phelps.
b Hilitio-Mr. Atchison, Chairman; Messrs
SempIe, Barrow, Fairfield, Corwin.
NGrGl Afairs-Mr. Fairfield. Chairman /;
Mcssrs. CoIquilt, Nc Duffie, John NJ. Clayton,
Public Lamas-Mr Brcese, Chairman; Messrs.
Speight, Ashley, Woodbridge, Jarnagin.
Pfieaie Land Cteims-Mr. Hanncgan, Chair
man; Messrs- sempIe, Johnson, Dayton, Tho',
Clayton
Indian d6airs-Mr. Sewer, Chairman; Messrs
Bagby, Phelps, Morehcad, Alchison.
+CtGims-Mr. Bagby, Chairman; Mrssrs Man
gum; John Nj. Clayton, Semple, Dickinson.
Revolutionary Ciaims-Mr, Semple, Chair
man Messrs Jurnagan, Greene, Hannegan, Col
quit.
Jud;ei0ry-Mr Ashley. Chairman; Messrs.
Hugcr, Webster, Berren, Breese.
POSI- Office and Post Roads--Mr. Niles, Chair
man ; Messrs Sturgeon, Simmons, semple, john
son, La.
Roads and Canols-Mr. Athcrton, Chairman;
Messrs. Lewis, Corwin, Sturgeon, Woodbridge.
p PenSiOns-Mr. Dix, Chairman Messrs. Bates,
Miller, Ashley, Atchison. .-.....r....-.
\ District of fCoIunsbia---Mr. Colquitt, Chairmani
Messrs. Sewer, Johnson, Md, Miller, Woodbury..
Patents and Patent OGice-Mr. Woodbridge
Chairman; Messrs. Hannegan, Sturgeon, Speight
Lewis.
RetreneAment-Mr Lewis, Chairman; Messrs
Morehead, Atherton, Dayton, Dickinson.
Icrrlories-Mr. Ba9by, Chairman; Messrs
Allen, Lewis, Evans, John M. Clayton.
Public Buikdiags-Mr. Dayton, Chairman !;
Messrs Simmons, Bates.
To audit and control the contingent expenses
of tie Senatc-Mr. Miles, Chairman; Messrs
Breese, Corwin.
Prsnting-Mr. Atherton, Chatham; Messrs.
Simmons, Scmplc.
~Engrosscd BNs-Mr speight,, Chairman;
Mcs<rs.. Green Jarnagin. ,-..
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TrentA Dollars Rearard.

R AN AVA from the scb*criber, on Thurs.
~ day night the 10th instant, dark rnuIatte
boy named Henderson, aged 10 years, about frs
feet 10 inches high has full face and bushy head
said boy raised about ten miles north Of Wades.
berO' (AnsOn county, II is supposed he is trying
TO get1o some Of the free States. The above re-
ward will be given to any person who will deliver
said boy to me, or lodge him IN Jail so that can
get him. CHRISTOPHER WATKINS.
Cedar Hill, March 7th, 1S45. 54l-4t
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NOTICE.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the on
~ dersigned, until the 18th April next. for the
building new JAIL for Wake county. The bids
10 be separate for the Rock, Brick, and Carpenters
work Plans and specifications will be exhibited
by William White. Esquire, of Raleigh.
Bonds and security will be required for the faith
full performance of the work.
WILLIS WHITAKER,
PARKER RAND,
WESLY' JONES,
JAMES LITCHFORD,
JORDAN WOMBLE,
WILLIAM r. POOLE,
WILLIAM WHITE,
Commissioners.
March 18th, 1s45. 54l-4t
weekly Register copy.
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MR.. RJVES.

We understand that the Supreme Court has de-
cded the indictment against Mr. Rives. The
Register says that the decision rests upon the fol-
lowing grounds viz:
Isl. That the sale made under Mr. Rives' Exc
cutIon, was not valid, because it was not made
at the Courthouse.
I'd. That the interest of the Company in the land
and supersructure of the Road and in all personal
properly, may be sold under Execution; but the
franchise cannot be sold. -...
Sd. That after the Road is sold, the Company
may, by petition, according to their Charter, have
the same land condemned for erecting another su-
perstructure for the Road.
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On, Boys. The Fort Wayne (Ia) Times and
Press has an excellent chapter the boys of that
town; of which the annexed paragraph may not
be altogether inapplicable to boys and parents in
most other towns: 1t does appear as though all
parental restraint and authority were removed
from the youth of the present day, at FIVE or six
years of age, and they were permitted to run at
loose ends from that time on. 1t is no uncommon
thing in our Streets to hear boys, from eight to six
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-03-19
For Sale.

A Negro Woman, about 45 years Of age most ex-
n cellent House Servant and Nurse both for the
sick and young children, having lived in Raleigh
at the most gentee families the place. for the last 20
odd years She is sold for fault, but to pay debts
not sold BEFORE she will be offered at PUBLIC VEN
DUE before the Court House Door, in the City of
Raleigh, Monday of Wake Superior Court week, the
3lst day of March, instant.
Terms OF SALE, Ninety days, for satisfactory Note
payable at Bank-or the discount will be allowed for the
money. DAVID w. STONE, Agent.
March Is, 1S45 '-., 54l-2t
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

The numbers of the towns heard from is six
ty,seven, and those insure the reelection of Gov
Steele, the democratic candidate, who will beat his
federal competitor over 200 votes. His major
ity over the combined forces of federalism, aboi-
ton and scattering will be SMALL about 500. AL
four ofthe democratic candidates for Congress, are
undoubtedly elected; Woodbury. leads the traitor
Hale, who deserted us on the Texas question, and
will certainly be elected. The majority in the
Legislature will be large-well done for the
Granite State. { :: X 4
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GEN, sAuNDEFa >!io EFa YI

Our readers will see with regret from tie let.
ter in anothet column, that Gen. Saunders declines
a reelection by this District No constituency
ever had a nnofefah hful r Representative. Through
a long and useful public life he has remained a
consistent democrat, devotng his time and talents
to Republican principles with untirlng zeal and
distinguished ability, TIE. has been no summer
soldier sor parlor politician. In the canvass he
has no superior, and in the legislative hall but
few equals. The State will feel the loss of his
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-03-19

teen yearsofage, cursing and swearing oaths and
imprecations that would choke a pirate. We
know plenty of such boys and yet this communi-
ty is raising money-and some ofthese very BOYS
parenfs eothribute to thefund-lo send lhe other
side Of the globe, to .conyert the heathenl Be
nevollent, indeed Better to begin at our own
frcsides' { 81 Il i y - ~
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All for Congress- Hon James Graham, Hon.
mos L. Clingman, and Gen. B. NJ Edaey, fed.
glall'ts are candidates to represent the Buncombe
D,s'rict In the next Congress. How these fede-
rallsts hate office!
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~ The Hon. A. V. Brown has been nomin.
ated by Democratic Convention as a candidate
ior Governor of Tennessee. He will 90 into
'ne canvass with every prospect of success. At
the Presidential election we were beaten only I1s
votes in the State.
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SPRING GOODS.

We are now receiving our supplies of Spring
and Summer Goods-among them rich styles Bal
zarnes, Lawns &C.; large assortment Of Shoes,
including every description; Bonnets and Hats.
CaF and see! II. A. BADHAM g. CO.
March 1S, IS45. 541If.
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MARRIED,

of Martin Jones, by Willie Pope, esq. Mr. Daniel
B. Holland to Miss Sarah H. Jones.
In Edgecomb county, the 9th ult., by L. D.
Wilson, Esq. Mr., James Lawrence TO Miss Ad-
cline, daughter of Mr.. J. T. Eason.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-03-19

~ Thos 1. Pasteur, Senator from Craven,
has been appointed Collector at Ocracocke, in the
place of MIR. Brown. This is an excellent ap-
poIntment; especially as it was made without MIR.
Pasteur's knowledge or solicitation.
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Gen. Simeon Cameron has been elected to the
U. S. Senate in the place of Jas. Buchanan re.
signed. He was elected on the fifth ballot and
is firm and consistent democrat ..
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-03-19

New Post Office. "Spring Vale" is the name
of a post office recently established in Sampson
county, in this State Its about midway between
Clinton and Warsaw. Ed. Vail, Esq. is Post
master. .-...... --.-
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The United States Senate, has postponed the
consideration ofthe Zol Verein treaty until next
Session. This will be regretted by tobacco plan
tiers. as it opened additional markets to, their la
Dor, now in such depressed condition. 1t is be-
ieved that the Senate will adjourn sine die today
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT;
By and ,Oith the adpiee and consent Of the Senate.
B. F: Butler, United States district attorney of
New York.
F. E. Purdy, Surveyor of the Port of New
York. -
p. M. Wetmore, Naval Officer, New York.
VIM. Parmenter, Naval Officer, Boston
B. G. Shields, of Alabama, charge d. affairs to
Venezuela .. g.. - .. - s.-.....--.
w. H. Polk, of Tennessee, charge d. affairs to
Naples.
Col. Armstrong, of Tennessee, consul at Liver
pool. ......., ..,
Charles H. Haswell, Engineer in chief of the
Naval service:
Mr.: LaughIin, of Tennessee, Recorder in the
General Land Office.
Alex H. Everett, Commissioner 10 China
Mr.. Jewett OF Maine, Charge d. affairs to Peru.
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~ We learn from the Richmond Enquirer
that James A. Sedden has been nominated for
Congress, in the place of Mr. Jones, late Speak
er Of the House of Representatives, who declines
a reelection. This nomination could not have
fallen on more suitable person Mr. sedden is
a young man of the first order of talents, and
has been victorious on many well-fought field
in debate with the first minds in Virginia. He is
not only admired by his own State, but every
Democrat in the Union would be pleased at the
success of such a man. We hope that the no.
torioBs Mr. Bolts will not be able to head him.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass Ii. for 1S45.

To be drawn at Alexandria, D. G. Saturday,
April 5, l845, by and under the direction
Of Commissioners appointed for that
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7s Number Lottery-13 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves $40, Quarters So
Eighths 81 SO.
10 Certificates of packages Of tickets in this
magnificent Lottery can be obtained as follows:
Certificates of packages Of 90 whole tickets $3.50
''' Do. do 26 half do 1870
Do. do 26quarter do 65
Do. do 26 eighrhs do 80 SO
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a5- Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above brilliant Lottery, will receive
the most prompt attention, and official Of each
drGtrg Immediately after it is to all who
der from as. Address I'll.
J. q. GREGORY s. CO. Managers
W WashinSton City, D. q
March IL, 1915 64I-7tp.
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NJ sHiatcn lSIE %; lo49' gE rrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-18
nkI.AM AnE

The Ne s,,v OF the Governor OF thu
Safe OF DI,warr was transmitted to he
It-i,.a,ury on tic Sh iu$'an'. 1t is
written in au cay and d'gu,!icd manner,
an IL Urvv,y IS rem erred the more CON
mendoblc hy the contrast beiw cen 1t and
The eft 'rtS ct some other Governors who
have afforded members OF other Lcgisla.
lures n comfortable nap whle their long
drawn dr>GuiSlrinns were being read. Il
opens wi Ia "a rv!trrcn 20 the prosperous
condition OF the State AMI EXPRESSES ITS
qualification at The good which has result
ed to Delaware,in common with the whole
country, from The operation of The Tariff
OF lSi2. II then Chances rapidly at the
range Of general p, li'ics, AMI Iamenis the
easing dist oSition % iawle>snrss, dis.
order, riot, population, aud other kindred
vices, which seem to be spring ng up in
different sections OF The c"untry.
The tinnn,cs of The Safe continue in a
prosperous condition there being no
public d, b., and Il surplus lying in the
Treasury-thc receipts having exceeded
ITS expenditures bv small amount.
Rumpr> having reached hin OF an at
tempt io be u,aGe 10 change the ~ stem o.
Public Schools n Nv in force, he takes oc.
casion not only to object I, the proposition
bat also earnestly 10 commend ihe System
to especial favor and regard.
A new Digest OF The Laws is recon.
mended, and attention i called TO certain
demands OF lnc hesHpeuke and Della
ware Canal Company, not stated, bu
believed TO be III relation TO lie toll OF
! passengers.
The Governor takes his leave with a
proper expression II lhaukluiness tr
hose who called hun to his high Office
and the pleasure lac feels in yielding hi:
irust to one whose tried abilities warrau
Tho belief that he wall eff irntIy perform
all the requirements Of his position.
Philadelphia T. S Gaz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-18
FoI THE TIMES.
To Jnnins Of he Arcns.

To Jnnius ofhc Argus.
Our banks arc public concerns.
nm not, 'hcreiore.opposed TO fair discus
sion or investigation in regard To their
management, nor do object 10 com
plant II they have erred. But neither
complaint or discussion can be instruc
tive or profitable wilhou. fair argumsn,
and plain, calm and candid statement
oil iocts. AS to your Identity, | regard
that as matter Of no moment; facts and
lar argument are none the less impor-
tant because tho author may be
unknown. Ii is all one, whether you
are book seller, or hair dresser. a
Palmer or Miller saint or sinner:
but II Is of the first Importance that YOU
should deal in facts, Vague general.
ties and personal abuse can be OF no uso
in onsidering money AMI business mat
tcrs-ll may amuse or please, but il can.
MOI instruct. \ cock fight or n bear
la Will interest the idle aud call forth
their plaudits, and | dare say the
ioahns and tho vicious would be- well
pleased with seeing any respectable gen.
ueman IN town VOL whipped anl tncii
nssa up as The phrase goes. Some men
VIC So SohSt'ulcu as ~ uerlVo extreme
pleasure from personally witnessing the
Law of'Mirty nine nell erecmed. You
surely do not belong TO this class, and
certainly mono ofiho Juniuses -none OF
the mombcrs Of This ancient and respec,
table family would descend TO the work
oil 'ninislcring 10 the vulgar and vicious
appetiies of men
l theretore,req lest that you will, in fu>
ture, devote your able and elegant pen. TO
the instructive and useful work of sho wing
and piiniing out what our Banks ought To-
do; even telling us of former faults. will
"bu'ter no mans bread" While we wish
our money 10 be actively employed, and
10 get II returned with some interest for
us use, we are above all things anxious 10
know how il may be so used, as best TO
promote the interest and prosperity OF
the town. Do tell us therefore how you
would have it used 1t can not be but
that so wise and experienced head as
yours can give US some useful hints on
tins perplexing subjec: Of banking, one
which has troubled Rolhschild as we'll as
Jnnius A STOCHOLDER.
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The annual ,u'"tc,, on the fund "a
deb OF Pcn.sy ,,nil Is SI,77I,5u ~
'Iliing payable he 1t OF F,hruary ana
Isl ol August. The Iu,a due ist Fca
rIary amonnls SN75.5 o6.
10 pay ;hi> II r.q Tres loan Of SOY.
$50 ~, IN addition ~ the sur plus nov IN
he Treasury.
Gov. Porter says in his message Of
January 9Th, ION which day the Lrgis'a
.ure assembled at ilarr sJurLh:)
From the facts here presumed, il i
evident that the Commonwealth will be
prepared to meet her interest falling due
IN the LIST OF February. Attempts, It is
true, have been made to create doubts in
the pa lie mind in relation to the prop, ic
~ OF paying TIE interest ON that dav H.,
least there should be deficiency i'm 4 q
Treasury, on the lst Of Augu.t But il
must be perfectly evident that the Treas
Sury will be in ample funds, not only on
The LIST OF August next, but also on the
81 vi February, 1915. And the very
TACT that the inleres' is paid on the Feb
ruary next, will in :rease the means and
credit al the State TO meet is interest I'm
August land afterwards, when it falls due.
While, on the other band, # when it is
admitted that enough money to discharge
The interest on the lsl ot February, is in
the Treasury, app 'icnhle 20 that object,
and II is MOI so appl"d, we shall, with
much appearance o s,icc, suite our
selves To he reproaCh OF our traducers, as
wltiulIy dishonest, and regardless OF the
laith and honor of he Safe Wnh an
exhausted Treasury and furnished ere
dI', we could plead Que necessities in en-
'enuatIon OF our violation OF conrncus; bat
what shadow OF exruso could be offered
when this necessity has ceased to exs'!
None, whatever, thal good old fashioned
integrity does not brand MS iii graceful.
and unworthy our character rs a sover
eign State.
Gov Porter adds:
''it must be gratifying to every Penn.
sylYanian 10 reflect that the credi, of his
great STATE, which has been, f,r IN wards
OF two years subjected to repronch, vii
thus be restored ~ the unSulied pnrity
OF character which, until this unavoidable
reverse Of fortune, she had steadily main
ninel. The claims OF all her homes,
creditors will be punclually disch lrned,
aud the gross imputhtions which have
been heaped upon her name, wiped out.
and the abiding confidence which we
have ever felt in the disposition and alb
llhy OF the STA to comply with all her
engagements, will be fully realiz ed
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llUNr's MERCHANTS MAcAZlNE -
This sterling and standard periodical for
January is richly lreightrd vi II article,
OF value and interest TO the mere liant and
statesman, and, indeed all who desire
solid and profitable Information. The
following is an eXtraci from one OF IFS ar
tIcIcs referring TO he future prospects OF
the regard 10 our trade in The Indian and
China seas:
There is but little dIubj that the Unit
ed States are Ges med ultimately to com
mand all The trade ia TIC indian and
China seas. The supply Of cotton in the
United States, inclu ling Texas, is far be
yond what the wants Of Europe rcqG!rc-
The wants OF China re,howcvcr, such as
will absorb almost a limilless quantity
The cotton goods manufactured in the
Unl'cd States already supcrscde tho.e o.
all other countries in those markets. and
American lead has entirely sunDlan,eJ
the English Government hope, by con-
manGIng The Exclusive route 10 China
over Egypt, by way ofrhc Nile aud the
lsIhmus q Suez, 20 effect which n ne.
goiiallon is now pending between tina
Power and the Pacha,) To obtain news
several weeks earlier than il can lie had
IN IN: United States; an advantage whi Ii
VIII give her mere hanls control of the
markets. The diplomacy may succeed
temporarily in this, but the march Of e.
vents will Ultimately give the United
SIales the mastery. Her poDnIaripn i,
pushing, wih vigorous, rapid. nnl IN
cedsln- march, along line Twelve hund
req miles IN extent, ives ward, toward
the shores Of the Pacific. The oc,upn
ION OF the vast territory known as the
Oregon, is already going forward, and
twenty years will not have clasJed be-
fore a powerful Safe will have sprung W
on the shores OF The Pare fc he great
irac! OF the Oregon is draine by the Col
umha river and the San Francisco, which
dcbauch upon the ocean at point six,
days, by steam distant from the Sandwich
Isl nIs-a group the in lcpcn}enco OF
which is guarantied-who>e p ,lalion i.
100000, mostly American; the SUFFICE
5000 square miles; of soil tho mos
fruitful and climate uusurpa -sed ia
saiubrlty. These islands are situated in
The middle Of the Pactf:, on the grent
highway from Oregon To- China. The
treat whale fishery Of ihes, regions IS
coadu ted mostly by Americans, number
ing two hundred vessels, whose annual
product about Sj,OOO,GOO This feet IN
lhc summer months cruise between the
islands and the coast OF Japan for sperm
" hale, and carry on large trade in furs.
q; which are now sold III China, and
ne proceeds, IN tea, sent home to the
United States. The whole OF Ibis vast
trade aud that Of China, via tho Sandwich
/ lands, will be- commun ed BY tho State
of OREGON. Those persons are now liv.
nv wko will see a railroad connecting
New York with the PaciG, aud a steam
from Oregon 10 China
For The last three cen urlrs The civilized.
world has been rolling wcslwari, and
Americans Of The present age viii com.
1'cic the circle, and open Wose,n
Seam route with the East.