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DING, &C.

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poARD-GENTLEsgN TAN MS AcCONsODATED
~ ~ farni-ied 9th Break ani sni iin-
r.ttb Sune-y privse aud table family ia the
vsinty o. wsshnst"n quar. ~ calling a. No ~ Ned
rflfit.e' Terms rahis
ROAkDws Nttb-tOR 1EStLEsAy AND wiTg
~ 10 afusl pr'vs Tamil, Nest ~ - Nr1st-
nay hreatis-f snd Yea Tor th will fur,ish roaa
lefnt unrt b. ~ aerar- Addrass ~ this =
~ ttsing terms. ~. ans l,saipn kslereaee- ss-
-hHnsed
" ND II sLh8EF ar -+suDV SUAKD a. "a
~ I'D u pl'a.aHt aud sssirahis si'utlun a. Jsr'.y
~ tesr The Terry. Alto nmcaaFns Tor atsr ssse
ge''tmen lrqulfs early a. mi. once
RosRD v.NItD-A sfNtLG .ESrLgx,N WANTS
~ rem. a. v akfss' anf iiuser tuafay
" le ve9iv from Fsur rasrs nth rect, ~ house
VIE tttre ar only few hosrdsrs tctress ute
rAfted A. .. o.. ue.t,ane tsrms ct shs oa-. u thi'
p.ter.
kSohkDirG -THk NV HOTEL st aosRlsaStA
~ Nhsse istov orsr tr he reception u sgardcr 49,
W. 81 he Harlem Hailr'ad srrve ast sep y ga
tt laHe auost every thruush1rt the tsr sshrs
~ fTsss III drive frr The citf - pleasant one
hsins etly one aha hsf MILES from Gsrl " -
7Q7 sRuAD~tY Orfu.ITE ssteE CauNn-
~ Hsafptns ersOns s,i svsins IN mis- CITY, dssinng
i,-is r.siseprs sswhissd 18th " sonyssisns. q
rr~ elias. hotel rsrsrs as .d coanectnx a ssee
sni s,'. ft~nt.s .-rvsns abs &c 81 - se.spns
.aNe the ~ ve reat@7 l"~.tas Pernanent arrssSs
nerv fsr sosts ess bs ssd..
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rOsT OFFICE NOTICES.

kRTixRvFse aEtEWEr avkK, aAt.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
TINTED STATES MAILS FOR ruRopE-P0sT or;
u ice, New Ynrk Julv 2s 1850 Mails for the United
Ste Mail steamer ATLANTIC Collinss linz viii eo,e At
TO the ninsp of Europe by ths line mnt be prepaid
q cent? the prsle rst-. wM v BRAof postmaster,
CALIFORNIA MAILs.-P0ST eFfICE, NEW YOSK.
~ July n. ls50-Thr REGULAR all for 'hasrus ran .ms
s%s S rr.a s. s. steamer %sIS and ii.
close This y. ~. Letters Panama must Do
prepaid 80 cents to chasrs: 20 cents .nv po,,ma,,
Il broadway. nails for taiiforaia per mail steamer
Uiio bags for Cslforpis Panama Chages AID Hs
will close II ths ofee day at c,ecet July
". AAROS S"ARr5-
FINE ARTS.
poPTRAIr OF GEN. WINFIELD sCOTr-JUsr, pUB.
hshed snfcent lkesess of The lustrous her, u
81. GOCPIL. Wheat q co 10 Broadway
DoRTRAJT OF n. r WILLIS -PUBLIsHED THIS
Gay beautiful lih mess q n Wilt. Esq the d...
GoUPiI, vIRkRr 8 co, $50 Broadway.
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-THE sUBsCRIBERHAv-
Nink Tins DAY taken Mr. o. dERlOr into pArtnsrnhiP
business will he conducted under the nrm q l.
Trapmann &c. rRAPAANN.
Charleston, sc. July l, 1880
NOTICE.-CBARLEs 7. CARPENTER (ABOgr TO
~ leave for Europe) has this da withdrswn mutual
lREvOR stock and EXCHANGE Brokers. No % wa street,
New York The buipess will he continued by the under
signed under ne trm % VAN DYKE TREVOR, who are
New Yovh, july %. JNO. 3. TREVOR Jr.
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GItuCkS1kk IkOs MOhk, oLOUCkSTER. n. j.,
" neatly epr-ss PblsdelphA The subscribers havng
maze extensive Alterations their WORKS prepared
u receive order. fsr all kind. - stationary and
Fnf, boilers. locomotives mills asscrp
tsn ~ mill werh Also. Tor asd
executed win dsspstsh Having secursd the valuable
wees % NJ. Dsva Matthew, superintendent t~ho mas
teen Tor i've foreman the iron - John watch
nan, nov he Vulcan v-rks, Bstm asd for tw.vs
ltsTs superintendent ~ the saha.k dson aud the
lics SUD Schenectady Railroad " they feel adeat
that all orders -ntrpsted th. will tahfuiiy
BsvnE exensive wharf in front % their wgrks a p
srru safe harcr for M Glasses Of rssfs thst may
reCnife fsp.ir aurit a. vtst.r
cioue.sfsr Juiv tltn e SITTER.
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AmUsNnEx'rs IN PHILADELPHIA,

QARNUns MUSEUM. rHILADELrHlA-P.T T. BAR
Pre- and Manager Henry Sanford Asss alt
Birds adroit and dextercus Magical feats and
his poeet veatrsquisl have attracted the
public the week, and elected their heart
lest applause He viii remain this week and appear
and ~vepin In series Of ooujuraoos His
celebrated Mechanical harronettss will he presented The
InerminAble Bottle, Erial Clock, Magic Portfolio
Mics Leslie Mis-. arrep, and Mr.. Robinson appear The
superb Dssvng View and ChrcmAope At ever, performs
be all hours. S2k0 Curosities Admit
tancc rs eents; Children under ten years I2k cents
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DikkCks MiASIRELS, OLYMPIC, No. t44 6R0AD-
i NAY between Howard and Grand streets July
~ aud atkt turtheT novice Tho continued
that has favored this atAble bsns f Eth
performers has STAMPED them being the plus ultra u
all Ethiopian bAEds COMPANY Of thirtesi
formers. under the direction OF Fsllows Thy will
have the honor VI giving their gna intable entertain
every night until rther notice Admission ~ cents
Doors Concert to commence At o'clock An afer
noon Concert Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE

TOHN hLIEN'S ANEkIIfN INLAND AsSAHE I'M.
81 -Isetsed nv suthorioy ~ state add 'tty Of New
lor, tie protection ~ Emgtrs and others rcr-,rd
and fhsir baggage dsy The lases
the ie vins places w.t. tiea 81 IS syrHcns- 80 Ro-
chester t ~ Gal 81 70 l.v-i.nd, yl sandasky g
20 Toledo o. No. Detroit ssh9 Toronto ttSs h~ sakie,
ITO kteine 81 ~ sssthror 81 81 hessa. 81 81 and all
tsnads. References tommi strne-s Of
lion sf ,iJ Hall apa Irsh Eoisrston society No.
Rssoe street jobs u In. b7 Cedar street.
3 % he Zee aluns-ailow
their int, ntior 10 20 maks oct Of
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CASTLE GARLkN-rnE CsLEBRArsD HAVANA
~ Italian Opera company amer size srection ~" sgacc
Radial Saturday evening. July n, will be psrorta.d
verds celebrated sp ra "f I DUE fOScA fl-Lueresis
srin sgnnrs Bosio; Pisana sisno-s Beln fraa-
rosaar Signor Badaii; yacopO L0reds0e sgnor
r. tapdi; Bsrbarigo, sgnor BAdali; FasIi siglor l.
Martin ELI Bet the acts ~ the opera PROMENADE
MUSICALE during which the favorite orches md the
direction " George la Ter wall perform novel <altLes
saliops Ticket admission 81 Per-
% a com u,-ns a o'clock,
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EDUCATION.

M UelC AND FRENCH TEACHER.-A YOUNG LAD
vl who has received Ter saueaon from the best sourc
desirous 81 giving lessons the Piano Forte and
French Of these branches Esgsh sso tsugf
~ d~tred she has objection witt the residence Of
pun ill., If 10 Ne~ York Brookyp. Commu cations.
or-,sed "a n, Teacher At the ofncs Of shs paper v
meet with due attention.
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AMUSH a rNrS.


NIBLo's GAhDsS-rAIS AAoNlFICESr EsrA-
IN bhent Is every svsans Tor the representation
OF epeetaelss brilliant f4ry sxr4ysganIt nasi
l.ns hshls faree and 'ssaat souie iaS site
allied -Satu dAv eve"ius. laly ~.
ths erf rmnnce Will commence ~ith Grand Overture
bA Orvhvstra. 10 be followed by rae ISLAND %
pheiu. sss Niesisso. Lady fidelia Mss MARI Taylor
10 conclude with tht WHITE uOkSE OF cir PEPfEiS
MAJOR Mansfield. Mr. Nckns,s; Gerald Peop,r. NJ
Br, uxha an; MAgdsins Mrs. Canoysr Uek-ts - cents.
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II pAkDOs Villas aANUFACrUkI % rkkNCB
Mechanical tesrc.ll Lamp. and every other styles
Tbs largest stoet In the Cnit States The ssate.t vast
and Target supply Tor asd v---es Keeps. also
snsany % hsna srrst quantity Of renoh leses Chin
rrr-eh o' ,"-~,-ds< s-is ~ wholesale ssd retail
ie Rread~sv. -.airs
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DANORAMA FOR sALE-A SPLENDID PAINTING
by the fret arties with all the machinery for
exhibition will be sold low applied soon
Inquire 81 e. d. BWEN, " Chambers st.
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eminent. vet the little he has done has been Sc
,iss Of blunders which man qualified for the office
would have avoided.
But the appointment Of Governor Lane was Eo.
the only nudicious appointment made oy the late
President for Oregon. Wnchell Pntchet. the
sscretary, is an in.emperate man. His habits #
intoxicaton wholly unf, him ior the Office be holds
Joseph l. Meek, the Marshal Of the Territory, IS
not only Incorporate, but Hterate also
Society here is in state approaching to disor
gan cation and anarchy. Few persons have any
respect for those connected wiki the Government,
except the judges. These are both IN California
These being absent, there IS nowhere power %
grant an injunction u stay waste, or 10 grant wrt
Of habeas corpus to relieve 4 man from false I'M
prisonment.
The ship Josephine was recently wrecked snd
totally lost on the bar Of the Columbia River. She
was loaded with lumber for San Francisco The
Master am informed took an Indian on board for
a pilot who was either drunk when he went on
board or became so afterward. OF course no ex-
PLANTATION as to tn cause of the wrecks necessary.
No lives lost. NJ
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parties Many circnmstaoces nave occur'eu S,"0e
c,,.o~,or Lane came among Us to prevent the bet
o., ,ortion Of the community from either respecting
L., 81. co,,G5;pg in hun A very bret acquan
al no man showed that his talents aud
-. oo,acity were very ordinary If indeed
IL. ,..o,. even ordinary During many months
h., wore the undrcss uniform oil General o' the
r-,;t.d states Auny. THIS alone was CALCULATED
. ,,c;,e contempt Though never absolutely
link 60 far as am aware. yet he ireely dran"
II an. r.d nosed rnfian that came IN his way
aid many OF his associates were men whose ohly
-, Tor Drunkenness IS that intoXicaiton 10 the
,,,r s,ate in which they can forget that N form
n; c.a,pres they are men. His manners and de-
r,o,t were strongly marked by the swaggcr Of
t.L,.oo5s Militia General in q dirty village bar
IN, .f,ev training. In all these particulars he
,,ro,olc c,ntrasted with the high moral tone and
A.. ..,;r;,c manners aud even extreme modcsty OF
,,.,-~.. Abernc,hy the Governor, under the late
n..;sonal Government. On one occasion Gov.
Io,e was desired 70 contribute money TO the
b,il5iog Of Church. He replied that if he gave
ANYTHING 10 one sect he must give an equal amount
10 "a IA OF the other religious denominations III the
country. He has been careful. however, not to
give any money to any Of them. He has run ms
saw mil on the Sabbath day. He not only there
fore withheld his money from sustaining any OF the
religious Institutions of the country, but in an open
dissertation Of the Sabbath for the purpose OF maxi
ing money! his example was most perncious IN ITS
tendency In addition to all this he Immediately
after coming into Oregon took into his confidence
society and friendship man abhorcd for his wees
aud notorious for having broken jail in Arkansas
and fled to escape the justice which the outraged
laws Of his country 'if such man can be said to
have country would have visited upon his guilty
head.
might mention other instances Of a violation Of
the public sense Of proprety No man can DO this
with impunity unless he possesses vastly more
mental force than any one ever imagined that Jos
Lane possessed.
But the announcement Of the name OF Mr. Mar
shall as the successor Of Gov. Lane was source OF
pleasure to the great body Of the people because
the well known previous character of the new
Governor afforded an assurance that his manners
aud habits would not bring the Office itself into
contempt, and that his talents would make him both
respectable and useful. p
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AUCTION SALES.
ANTHONY J BLEEcKER. Aaeuoneer
\ ARCE ANDPER EIPTOKN SALE %

L Aht AMI Oh NktE ~ Nih'-
Ly-on- valuable building lcts m The Twei'h Ward stu
sed Second sod Third avenues ard Fify seventh,
Five gh ard Fiftv-rrth 80 src Grsrirrcy Park
ANTHONY BLEECkER VIII eel 81 aaciio1 on
MONDAY. Apui IS ~ l. o'cock Al The MerchAais tx
change, he following desirable bgi'fnz lots. VI
IFlsu Az lots on h- easi eide u rhircAv between
F - ghh sr1 yl nth st. With cottage "a The sane.
es-h > n / 10 b. lA5 n deep
FiFrY EIcHrH-sT--f iots on he rorh SIDE Of Ftly-
sihth 81 between 'he Second and Third each Is BY
FlFrY-SSrH.sr Ia lot, on b- south SIZE q fy.ninit.
~ between The second and Tslrd esch by loo T.
IN with a BRICK hols~ on % the same
sscoND AN-j lois The SIDE 81 Sscond-sv. be-
Aso o,s The side Vt Second av between fry
eighth and : MS rinih So each . By Jos H.
tiFrN EisHr--sr-3 lots ca The north side Of fry
eghh-sL between The trsg anu SecoEt - 81
I0O IT,
FTrY-NNrH 81 % iois on the souh side OF FiNynpth.
81 between the Frs ard Second each . bv 100 p
with house on The
THisp-Av AND tlFrYNiNTHsr = Sstory brick houses
and Ots be n0rheaser.y q Third and Efy.
unthst escb lot - n by leo . deep
Also l. ofs on the north side Of iy.nuthsi with gores
N The rear between Ffy-nu,h and Stgeh rs esch -
hy leo 4 IN depth.
sEcoNp-Av .ND FIFry-SINrH SIS lots on The north.
of Secon.-Av and Elf.yninh-st eGch p
ioo ito be sold In one parcel Win large double house
he
Also lot. on the east side Of Secord-sv between Fifty.
seventh and Fny-eigb,h sIs. each 5 by icon.
SsCoND-Av. AND FIFrY.EfCHIH = ols the south.
east corner u Second Az. ana Fay.eishh-st
GSAMERoY PARS-4 .ois on GfsmercyPsk, corner Of
Twenueth-st' each y q . IN by lto % deep
Also u. adjoining the same, on the north side OF Twe-
leth-sL; > by llo r.
The above lots all regular grade without rock and
the ighborhood Is rapidly tu ding The avenues ard
all opened ard worked snd mcsdv planted with
and the Croion pipes laid IN The Thirdsy stages
run every i've minutes % psrt Of he properly
Fav per cent the purchase money remain bond
and mortgage from three TO FIVE years desired, al per
cent per snnum
apply TO the Aucu0neer ! Broad - or 20
40 tbs lLc39l A. EMMETT, IS Wilism-st
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HASTINGS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA,


A WARRANTED CURE Df consuDpuon and all dis
n Of the lungs This medicine has decided the dis
pUle carebiy Of consumption, and satisfied Inc
medical faculty and all who have us~d H. thai consumption
they are easily and simply cured almost any Of he dis
orders 10 which human frame liable The operations
Of -ngle bottle which H. Is sufficient satisfy any
uatient not altogether far gone dissase-of
aud single dose gives evidence Of
traOdiuary influence In arresng and cradle the naa-
dy BY the immediate relief which affords. This no
ql ack or remedy. DR. Hastings discoyerer is
Of the most eminent physicians OF The age and has
made ul disclosure fits history and Ell is
pars he world wishing 10 incur The responsibility
Of cUnfniug himself for the sake Of profit which
calculated 10 do such guiyerss good And such has
been the wonderful result Of ia operations thai The London
Lancet Medical Times snd The uOst eminent physicians Ut
botb hemispher snxiOusy calling upon sufferers
have immediate recourse TO IL and proc tanning that Of all
known medicine Il alone has positively established lls ef
hc1cy by undenable proofs Of curing consumption and
other diseases Of The lungs
The great celebrity Of Hasings's Compound Syrup Of
Nsphha obvates he necessity Of publishing certificates Of
In fact tar be e-cerai bed Il has cured
fast curing almost al who used II probably
person bias laken bOte bat would be willing give
oernhcsle In IL favor, oLnsrs have already
without hesitation
Probably two-Lhrds Of the regular physicians on both
sdes Of the Atlantic now using Hasungss Naphha
coming famous for the Of Consumption and all dis
OF the lungs enufely through IL means
None genuine without the written signature OF NJ A. y.
HARRISON, On The wrapper. Price 81 per boue or SIX
bogues for - Principal Office, i54 GREENWICHS1.
Sold IN Newark BY r Van Buskirk 10 Albany BY O.
Frothingtou 10 Boston by Reading Co. In PhiIadel
ph!a by Zeiber 4 Co
Sold IN New-York by p. " Guion. II Bowery; H. L.
Sanders, Us Bowsry John B. Dodc nj Broadway and
800 Hacsou-sl Inl2 lmTThk&
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ANTHONY J. BLEECktR Aucuuu-er.
DFUFMPTORY SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY

L ANTHONY J BLEECKER at the Merchants TX
change On ne 10 day of April a. y ock The to be
continued from dsy TO DAY until cosed
On account q John Palmer Esq special receiver Of
th- Norm American Trust and BANKING Co
No Z St.,asi story brick house and brick stable.
lot fee, 'front.' - feet III feet on one sde - on me
o,her-reni 8 So -.
No 2 Pesrlst-5 story brics house lot 10 feet by S.
rent 500.
Not Dusne-s-4 story brick house lot % feet By about
o. See mzp-rent $50. 49,
No - Msrksplace-5 story brck house q feet by lo
6I3 one side. l.. the Other-renl SEQ. ..
No 100 Fuou-st-3 story brick store = feet b. . l'l.
one SIDE s. 81 the oher-reni 5000.
Nos 2iq PSI 2Sj 80 rs ~ TsDih-st between FIST
avenue and Avenue A-lots . by 9i:s-rent 500
Nos l76 1888. loo Frstsyenue-S story BRICK houses 90
Firs;svenue-iots 138x92-Ss0 .oo,.
No 81 Cufst-S story brick sore-lot p by 100 ieet-
reui-S7o0 -
qlo;. In tso Seventeenth Wsrd-see msps-Stuyvessnt
Il between First and Seventeenth and Elgnleenm
Ell and Avenue A-see msp-Dyson
lots Sxth-st and on kighih-st between Avenues
and c. See msP
II lots on 0nehund red and twenty thlrdsL between
Tenth and Eleventh ayenues
WiLLlAMSBURGH.
q lots on y Tlirdsl " Fourlst aud Fifh win sew
era wooden houses ,., -.
n ots and parts on South Third and First sis with two
frame houses. bROOhLfN
h lots on Court Warren and Baltic sa
lots or Columbia and Cranberry, running mroush "
Furman. ..-,,,
One srRrlous mansion known as the Talmagepace Ioh
ing on Delsfed Mansion and Albany sta. and Duichess
snue the honse about IS feet square piazza 'front.' and
r-er two stories with basement and ATTIC and orsA saoe
JAMAICA
One farm in the OF Jamaica OF ~ acres also 10
ecres on SprnC Greek and IS acres or fresh and SAT-
meadows in all 100 acres with dwelling house and OUT
buildings Loloi ni.' - = -
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BRUCE A Chiffon, Aucuoneer.
NNTESsIYE sALE OF REAL ESTATE co

BRUCE A Chiffon, Aucuoneer
ENTENSIyE SALE or REAL ESTATE com
prsing nearly entire blocks or 2S valuable ots
and cores bounded by Thirtynnth, Forfeit Forty
second Fortyhird and Forty fourth SIS and Second
and FRS, avs and the East River and the preemptye gh
Ia the lands under water extending from the nOrhery
line fThry.unhst to the southery line Of Forty second
10 The exterior line Of Avenue A. the whole comprising
Of the parcels OF vacant Ots and Vauhoe
rights offered \ auction this season
GOLF 4 Chiffon Aucuoneers, will sell at public auc-
ion on Thursday April H. 1850 AT u O'Clock Al the Mer
chants Exchange whole OF the above described prop
erty.
This property has been In the possession c. the present
owner Tor number Of years and the title 10 winch Is uh
doubted
The lois living on and dacent to the Secondary are
nearly on the established grade Of the avenue and are us
cepubls Of immediate use.
The Second-av is graded to FOryseconds st and curo
ard gutter Forty secopdst IL In progress OF
being graded from Third to Secondary and nearly com
peted The fronting the East River, and adjacent
thereto thu depth Of about 80 feet are reduced TO the
grade of the city.
The two valuable Qnarres. now working, rent for the
yearly sum OF $3.50 The stone s OF the best quaiy LOT
building purposes.
The sale Will begin with the properly on the Second av
and Forty-secOnd-st.
Terms At Sale Two-thrds Of the purchase money may
remain bond ard mortgage for three years, al per
cent per annum. ,,4
hoprs phc maps be had nj the office OF the ancon
GERS Wsl-st New-York, and u Walter H. Cutting ESQ
20 Wal 81 either Of which places l Information can oe
,h ained I247i ma eOdlsts
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ACHILLES De HARLEY.
Major Gaines-lncopncity of Gov. Lane.


Special Correspondence OF The Tribune
OREGON CITY, Saturday, Jan. 8, 1850.
Messvs Greeley & McEirdh;
have no news to communicate beyond few
facts that may interest the readers of The Tribune
far ess than they do the people Of Oregon. We
are daily aud earnestly looking for the arrival of
Mai Gaires, our recently appointed Governor. We
are all most thoroughly tired Of Gov. Lane whose
conduct since he came among us has neither ex
cited respect or inspired confidence. He would
perhaps do well enough if placed at the head Of
twenty or thirty woodchopPers who are to be ia
ken into forest for the purpose OF getting out saw
logs but to make him the civil governor of a terri.
tory is placing him in position in which he must
necessarily bring the Office itself into contempt and
in which he cannot be respectable in the eyes Of
even friend. He is, perhaps the only example
in the history OF American civilization Of n Chief
Magistrate openly aud waatonly violating the Sab
bath by running mill Tor the sake of gain only.
| Private individuals who were the owners of crist
mills have sometimes excused themselves for run.
ming their mills upon the Sabbath, by urging ne
cessi,y for supplying bread to the people. BY thus
shocking the public sense Of propriety, and by
emitting to show decent regard for the advance
ment Of morality in the country, he has given 10
himself very unenviable notoriety. At the first
moment OF his coming among he engaged in a
scramble for gold, and making haste to get rich be
seemed wholly to forget that he had been sent here
for the purpose of presiding over people as their
chief civil magistrate Like MIR. Bentons hen
turkey, he found an ant hill, and he Immediately
stopped TO scratch and to gobble down as many as
he could within the shortest possible time A few
grains Of gold dust having been found on the San
tyam River, he announced the fact in his message
10 the Legislature The discovery Of this gold was
unimportant in Itself, because every appearance
clearly indicated that the retains would never pay
for working the supposed mine. But the glitter Of
the dust SO dazzlel the eyes Of our Sunday saving
Governor, that by officially announcing the fact be
gave IL the discovery a sort of importance in the
estimation Of the General Government which it
does not possess here The Official announce men,
was inexpedient also, because if Congre IS can be
made to believe that We have gold mines in Ore
eosi. then there is end of all hopes Of our people
obtaining land donations. Gov. Lane could not
forsee this consequence, though almost every other
ian here could, snd therefore he is not to bam g
Ia short, although Gov. Lane has been too busy in
rolling saw ogs 10 trouble himself much about Gov