Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
HArrsao THE NosrH. frankly tell Won thai 80

far as we Concerned, despise the Unon and hate
The North as ,ce do hell isrIe"- Columbus Seminal
Dr. .J,hns,n said he liked gmd haer-and if the rea
ders Of the Sentinel Of like iase they doubtless are
very much attached to The eo,o OF that paper. He
DENLY hates with relish ''We despse The Union" ex
claims The Sentinel We very sorry Cor the Unun il
will feel 50 mortified when it hears how lunch is dpsp
spd by the Columbus Sentinel And " We hate the Norlh
AS we d., hell ITSELF" ,hunders The Sentinel Well hate
un Mr.. Sentinel and show your faith by your works Now
we of cannot know the fact but should 0"' he al all
surprised 10 learn that the editor penned his na'leo article
IN northern paper, with northern pen and northern INK
The editors ink bong paper penknile scIssrS anu SAN"
are asu from the North, and probably The desk on which
they are used, well The easy chair which ne Sis
and gels angry tn hard words-and some thnh'
say very foolish thlngs-are all from the North The type
and press and more than likely the paper which his
paper is printed are also from the hated North We might
extend the list until finally found that the editor Of
the Sentinel was dressed from The soe of his boots To the
crown of his hail. and from The comfortable wooen wrapper
To his heavy Uvercoa in guods ut Northern manufacture
His toilet no doubt asp made before Northern mirror,
his hair Strengthened with Northern comb. and after be-
ing dressed with Northern perfumes. is snooIhtd WIN
Northern brush After dung this, liz is called 10 break
FAST by northern hell eats with northern khie' ok s"o
sprn-hpps himself northern butter and spreads II on
bread made of northern fl ur, and wipes his u'uh win
northern napkin. He wears gold watch made a Inc
Nnrth-iak-s his snuff at northern snuff box ighs
his CIGAR with northern made match and if ne about
10 shoot Yaukee would do it with northern pistol and
northern powder
We have drawn an imaginary picture. assuming
the habits and dress o the editor of The Sentinel to be Ike
hsp of Southern gentlemen, are pretty c"n1dent bat
it is iteke 1t is much easier IL preach than 10 Practise
vastly easier pull down than Ia build up. The Sentinel
hates the NortI-5ut suppose patrunzps northern pro-
duclions-halps he'll but dres eS in the very livery Of Sat-
an.-.N0bile Daily .adrertiser.
VALLEJo-Tac ne,O Capital Of Caitornia.-The Roth
cilds ecipspd by nalivs Californian NJ g. Vallejo,
descendant of The old Spanish settlers Of California las
winter submitted proposition 10 the Legislature OF that
State 10 the following effect: lie has laid out CITY on
tract of land On the Bay of San Francisco, lying
twenty-five miles abuve The city of that name. and p'Pses
IN the State if they will establish at Vallep The seal VI
government ernanenlly 10 give 10 The commonwealth lou
acres of land, divided lao the necessary "is ana g'n"S
for the government buildings. university char'an'r S''u
tiuu &c And furthermore, he proposes To expnd w hr
erection Of some twenty-five different public buildings IN
GLIDING SIS 600 r State house, an aggregate "' Soo
OOlD Ia bp paid over within years hr Stale LPgs
ainrp turned this pupnsiiim over III The people io thrr
decision and as we informed they accepted u 10
their ale election by large najrIly we understand
further That Gem Thomas j. Green, OF California. ana
Hon. Rbeu j. Walker late Secretary OF lie feasnfy
now al The Irving House in this city. are associated with
Vaeo in this enterprise akng here The necessary arrange
menls for entering promptly into the fuhlmen I'll The CON-
tract The arrangement is all clear gain To Inc otale On
with the prospect Of making VALLEJO the great Commercial
centre If California, it is not likely To prove losing onS
ness the other side only IN California such 'hi"gs can
he done.-.N. Y. Herald,
e,.The Europa arrived IlaIi(,x the 9Th ult with
Livermm daes The 10Th ult, and London I" Inc ION
France England and Russia have offered their media
iions On The German questions the latest accounts are
more feasible, although in Vienna war is now Looked up
on rs certain :, r,:
Prussia. it scenes has drawn the first blood Their
,rmrs occupied The village of Be"zel. upon which 'hP
Aus rains advanced with he swords shraihen' ont ney
were fred upon and several OF Their nnpef w'undra
and killed The shots returned and The PrusSans u
nally evacuated the place, carrying off their wounded WIN
them
FR,YcE-Lnuis Napoleon has sent very long mes.
sage 10 the Assembly, which has given general saisacnh
He discas all personal ambition TOR The preSumg al lP
throne The misunderstanding between Prussia and Aus
| nia has breu cunirmed All Germany is armIg them
selves Austria and Bavaria are alsu IN arms
The no Popery cry is subsidng III England. They he'
DIN to feel ashamed at CalhoIc herarch on paper merely
/, appears there arr only half million Calholhs IN all
England and 5000 600 in Ireland, Austrian and Canaoa
Com AND Su.vER.-A correspondent of the Phllade-
pa Enquirer alludes The scarcity OF silver III eSe
quence of The shipments OF large quantities !" Europe az"
EXPRESSES hope that Congress Will at The coming session"
ma sumo law in relation The relative value " s"u ' s
,e calculated keep the latter at home H'ays 'd' ou
e., the discovery of the uod mines Of Catnla they would
have been in sad predeameut in Philadelphia The hanks
are prohibited from issuing small noIes while Inc sha''
notes of the banks of other STATES are made l'Ifga as CIT
cua,inp medium Surely Congress and The Stale Legs
e sou mr. fiji by experience and endeavo In d" snIne-
h,no Tor the acc udalinn Of merchants. ship Keepers an"
the community at large. Silver. he believes, Commands
hiphpr rate in EneIand the present Time ian III IDS
country and hence rrsrled inas an article "i rXPTs
prcalIy IN runnrXion with The payment o' ueO's a"u wv
purchase Of goods.
Mopr BuLooY FooLEnY IN P>RIs-M Poitevin, ac-
companled by NJ. Merle. SUNDAY made an as ni from