The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-08

Vuru Snppnftm me democratic p1rtv. VI
/ The resll,, we do not permit ourselves " en-
! Ite,taip, mare confident, conviction Of the
success Of the democratic candidate! We
can not be defeated by any man, or any com.
-binsiiou--by any coalition or any casts. OF
characters--let abe whig candidates be who
they may-with discretion aud enerey, uni.
Ion Of council, and firmness Of principles on
The part Of the republicans.-- Washington
Union. a. asH.pt nto
| FaoM OREaoN.---We have received the
Oregon Spectator 10 the 9Th July inclusive,
via Sandwich Islands, not SO late, we believe,
as overland advices.
The people of the Territory are awake 10
the dangers Of the free Introduction and sale
Of Intoxicating liquors. and meetings have
been held to take measures for controlling
the traffic. g. . E 7g.
The Spectator has not the official returns
of the late election; but thinks Gov Abern-
e,hy is reelected by smalI minority.
Mt j. NJ. Stanlya young American artist,
has arrived in OieRol, TO transtet 10 canvass
some Of the magnificent scenery there aboun.
ding. sA1.
The 4'h of July was generally observed
llronghou. the territory.
The animal exatrinaiou of Oregon lns,.
tnte. gives Tutoring view Of education, un-
der limited advantages.
The columns Of the Spectator are adorned
with several advert semeG.s of divorce ofiIn-
loving couples; which separations are so ire
qicnt as 10 wake the pingent satire of some
till now" mute ihglorious Million" with
the romantic soubriqnel Of Pooiwa,. a,.-Tri5.
Qne.. n. II
From the Oregon S ectator, Jnly 8.
The bark Wilton, Capla Gclscn, arrived
in our river on the 22d ni., having had y
passage of one hundred and loTty.eght d VS.
from NewYork to San Frauc!sc". In her
came passengers the Rev. Wm. Ribe,s aud
family. and Rev. J. II. WIber and f,nlly,
who are attached to the Methodist EpjscopL
Cburchsin this territory.
Captain Gclson reports the entrance 10
our noble river feasible aud easy with proper
care, aud speaks in ntenns of cuininnnda,lon
Of Mr.. Reeve, our bar pilot, in jasijce to
whom We ought 10 state ihat he brought the
Wilton and Mount Vernon, The Latter FIRST
class ship, safely aud easily info Bker's B y
with head wind. Let no one harp abou
,he "dangerons mouth of the, Columbia"
hereafter The Mount Vernon came up
from Fort George to the mouth Of Villa
mcilee in 90 hours sailing time.
Law seems 10 flourish in, Oregon, Gnr ,he
S, ecta or fol. June ,24 gives number Of de
cisions rendered al the June Term of the Sn.
preme Court, in regular form.
The Spectator deniesthe ruth of para
grspb (now going the POUNDS Of the AIanIic
papers) which recently appeared inihe Hon
olulu Poynesian, 10 the effect that the Win
tor had been terribly severe in Oregon caus.
ing loss 5000 head Of cattle. 'Ths Spee'a-
tor says the Winter was indeed severn, bnl
the loss of cattle was no more lh1a 800 head
and the price of hour was only $}per l00
lbs at retail, instead Of $l2 per barrel as re.
ported by the PoIyhcsian.
The Orgonians bad received lidngs Of The
battle Of Bueua Vista and the taxing of Vera
Cruz. .,. na ''
The annual examination o. the Oregon
Institute was ,,ne of much in.eres, the
friends Of education. .......-
THE CRops--I is much feared by tic
farmers that unless there is an immediate fall
Of rain there will be a failure Of crops gener-
ally. |. has been an unusually dry seasnn
lhus far, and by no means favorable for the
gfow,k 3fwhesl; the plui is now about for
ming its head, and requires rain to give il
tullpess and perfection, otherwise i, will be
bat of stuned growth. .a
.s YAMuILL CouNrY Pa,nvcE-Mr. W. +
Newby ASS ssor for Y,mhiIl connfy, furnish
es us the following information relative n
the productions of that comfy, for the y"a'
l846: Wheat 2i,5lG bushels; oats 5,2l1
bushels; peas 1000 bushels, Mr. Ncwby pit,
ces the population of,hs county al 7S3 so ,ss
OREGox ExpoRrs Tine exports from Or
egon during the month of April, lS47. have
been as E,llows,--II. D. Conpany's bark Co
lumbia, 900 barrels of -four: American bark
ronlon, 3s6 barrels of lonr, $4,000 fee
Of lumber; American brig Commodore Stock
ton, 450 barrels of hoar, 700J leui of lam
q Der; Aneric,n Brig II Henry. 10000 feet o
lumber and 06,000 shingles-show'ng a tota
of expor,s Of 1875 barrels of fl mr. II ,00e
fee, of lumber and $4,000 shingles.
Independent Of this, The Columbia com
pleted her cargo with lumber aud shingles
The precise amour, of which We do ~, know
Of lumber it could not have been much sh"r
4 of2O,000 feet. The foregoing at leas' shnw'
that ihel. is something 10 ship from Oregon
In few months, when harvest Time wi Il hav,
+ passed, We shall have nearly ten tioasant
/ barrels Of .fowto export. 4 4 AL
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
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