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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

under an embroidered cap, which was tied
with ,uss-solOrsI s;fiags, deepening 4 hrile
tAo shade oftss peach blossom on her ehSSk.
4 IN, r,orn'rc hcss, ftiiOg he' Trim figure
nzs knishcl or a, top BY a~hi's oo.'lr which
speirclcd her white throat. She was haEdinE
cup Of eoiec, when she heard ,he irOnt toor
open. As her table was foil, 49, ~; down
the cup to listen. Steps wsrc lcard GA 'hc
-sirN NJ. Morton cu,.gcl the LiElug ToOn
AL ccn.,ca.s= LN.r,1--A .U-a.-r, w-s
"a As saa.sgr,: &c, vss .la1s, ca2e-l'ri
=, .am.7sc m-,,aeho,s a. yl.sssn. lls
w. Sos, -rl short, ani s.arplsAy tr-.'cd.
stranger. Uas bel Eve IA eye ar heart
l,apcd 10 hcar;, an Nth a 49, sam gi JOS she
s,rar- Q, agsi hgg al,haHj. Nc,,it U1s lc'
tAcro Lcuas ar, an ,,ual, ,J,l. aud dangers
rs,vi,h>uad.u,, ,si' To- h., uNu humc-'he
wife cr hi, early tvs restored 90 h.m-his
children, boy, O.. whom sEy ua1 might B.
tr,rl, SlouUp. around h.n-luI Hg'' o tic
rear. hnhill Oh B,uy. v...1c hyr cy,s With
the corner ct her apron, aud erwin. because
shc did no, know Wis, on aT'h c'sc 90 Do.
Awe are s,r1u.rr-, 70 uoe'l bc gohi' ior
ust5 withdraw With dc tosT'ers, a4t leave
the finally TO ,lg., well carnel pos, ygtvc
cannot refrain from .;.alr- hy srl hy away
I'm the cl.llrra. 81. srtns with Harry W1s-
rcu ,nj h.s ett. '5 ,h. oI chamber. W
esn7bor aal aumoa1 81 ,a-r POW, prom
IL, YOU. How 'hcy g., jova .1 he Oh arm
chain ioccthcr, als Jyhs,ir ,u'j o,cs her s,o-
~. showing The parse which. VISA empty.
With gaping mulih. preached 90 her ~ lo-i-
" arJ 61rfully orc Lly. snl vh-' c'ost ana
tell It cos, h-r TO Gll %, and bow mrrh good
IN. ,O.! had done tsg. Then, With trembling
voice and b5vrl bead, hrr.ua- ca ii-i night
of b.usrssi SORROW, When Beuy gave hcr 'hc
kcy of lhe past, ,aL shg slu, though cXscs.
,.ye ,cl6shucss, she bad '.uucJ. How hc,
heart asked Coz her husslaj's l,rcNcuc.s.-
Then came the plan Sd, lad found Comfort in.
With cls,cri-g csc and trembling GHrcr
how she s1srlsd oron Gs purse tds1y ban,
and shovel 90 h.m heT lttlc Treasure oihuart-
a. gold, hna5loj i,g him alone how hcTgys-
81 b, an o., into ~, tarI brown ha1i, while
the tears. BIG tclrs, rolling down BIS suagihy
checks, dropped uron 10. iiC, weeping over
a lulc heap Of yellow dust. who 200 Cal.ior
mas mir-s had gathered 10 by th- 'lalc ION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10
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DrRLlC uatIec !. horN given ihlt N. rariucr.
L ship hcs,t,f,rr ey,.'i~. tets-,u rr s'A,sr,i.
re, uaslsr the 6im su,l s',k. II Mutrrr : MFt.
trS, D. this 20, ,lissol,cI b, 'uuIull ,yr-,Ht. NJ
ifat-s ,lrr th5 dl,n afr transferred 1nd nyabs g.
Gtousr l.. NtLLt~, \ Co, 1rd 40 Z" vhrul
ti- srp 1.s irn.,tr,lu,l cell un then g. pt,urui.
CTOGGE ". Nlltl1-r.
GEORGE l.. MELLEN.
rauf. OF ~. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10
Che OrfurO psmouat.
rAnIs, rRlnNv. lAy. 10. ls5l.

~ Sub.cril-,, O, The prrnocrat IN South pari,
ard vicinity. VII bfrcs trr lid ,hsir rapsTs az che
Stew q Mrs.rs. l.U-r : YOUNG.
u Norway NiIhr, a1l vicinity, No thc Stlv 81
JEREMIAH HOWE.
u N1-kesii Nt't,ss ani NIsi.iy, 90 th- Hotel ul
JOHN TAYLOR. rso. Mc,,h rtuLioh pl'rC.
hy v.l a. delivered l,s z Psiasf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Gas ora DrNoyar'cC oyoru0nN ia
che llh d.,,uc, of Pennsylvania, VI Bu.bo1
has bcrn elected To Cougrcs. by about geo
minority, 20 On lhc vacancy caused hy lho
death Of Chester B.lIcr, Wig, on doe l,h 81
October. IN thc same dsrrr. Henry "
F.lrr, Wing, member elect 90 neat Con.
rr.s, D, 80 mlur'e over Wright, dem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

The Ar.wrigh,-, Cotton Mill owners, arc
said to be the wcalihiest family in England.
The head Of the house died a little time ago,
ard the personal property be exchanged for
the narrow accommodations 1t the coffin was
sworn to be over i've millions yterlIng-say
S2j 900 600.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Ay AURrriglr Svuralsr On The morn.
lnr Of New Years DAY, lhc young mca Of he
congregation Of Rev. Charles Wordsworth,
of Philadelphia, presented him with bclu'i.
hl and costly vase, Of exquisite workman.
ship, and IN elegant taste, Us a token II their
high appreciation Of ms ability as most ci'
iccii,c and original pulpit orator. The best
Of the affair was, however, that this vase cor
tanned s-rea kprdr,d dollars 90 c0H' Mr.
W. has earned this appropriate and rcasona.
b., tribute from his attached ff.aHls.-PH9-
s,f-rrJgu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

INpnsoPoLis-The Legislature met on
Monday dec. 3O) and elected Democratic OF.
fccrs. Tho Governor delivered his message
in person on Tuesday. The House agreed to
90 into the election of United States Scna-
tor on the sth Of January, bu, the Senate laid
the resolutions on the table. Pc,,is's pros
poets for Senator arc said to be favorable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

EDrcArioS ,NoSG THr CHrEoGEB.-'Ihc
Cherokee Advocate Of the 10Th uli., contain,
a report from 'hc superintendent Of the public
schools TO the council OF the nation From
Iha,Iep It appears thatlhrTe are - schools
10 the several districts Of the nation, in which
more than onc thousand males and female
scholars arr under instruction. OF these one
hundred and twcHiy arc orphans, who arc
clothed and boarded al the expense Of the or.
phan fund.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Tur 4. ;. MNr in Philadelphia coined
durin, The month Of Dec S5,g-7,Ols Vt gold,
$1,000 Of silver, and s7.9j7,j7 Of copper
During the year there were coined there
pold, $aT,7j0, Ii5, so; silver, 100000 -
conner so, 1910. Total, so ,3O6,l7l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

\ German manufacturer, represented BIZ nu
agent 100 London, is constructing a musical
bed Tor thc exhibition Of 1851. Directly Ihc
occupant Of this bed presses Il, snolhing aIrs
will be emitted. and thus lullri, be may s.ak
luNurously into lhc arms Of sleep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

4 Washington correspondent, says that at
the last levec Of the President, Miss Wood
bury, daughter Of Judge Woodbury., was
thought by some the mos, beautiiu! lady that
graccd the East room that evening. The
Newport correspondent OF the Boston Bee
las, summer considered her the belle of the
assembled beauty a, that fashionable place Of
rsort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Ia 1853, when the next Presidential term bcgia''
Nc. Clay vii be .evcuty-.iN; Daniel Webster
seyenty-onc Mr. Benlon, sevcniy-one, and Gen
Scott sixty nine. Mr. Buchanan being a baehe-
lor il !. no, thought delicate to alde to his years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

"Wll you have some caIsuP'' asked d
gentleman, Of lun, Priscilla at a dinner table.
Dear me, nor she replied, with a shud-
der, lin iuui Of eats ,u their place. but !
should as ,ooa think of eating dog soup"
The gentleman di ro, urge her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Wan rrrwEE BEUt AID Rusv-A
commercial l.usr from Rio, Oct II, SAYS
THAT war IS certain b,tvcca Brazil and llu.
emo, Ayrcs there is no room 10 doubt, as blood
already has hcc1 shed by the b,lIlrcrnis oH
III, frontier, which ha, been taken for granted
by our wisc,i and mos, learned men as pre-
Iudc 10 a terrible and devastating conflict, ih1'
can only b. stayed by skuushcs or diploma.
cy, to be only the more fearful at no very d.
tan, day"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

A Ohio paper states that Miss Porter in tia,
state, has manicl a nan by the name Of BOule.-
The editor 'ays !, Is act only good match, bat II
prove. tia, there are more Ways than one to bOtte
porter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

HAKEIsnuRG, Jan. 7. The llOu.e Of Rep.
r,sentatite was organiIsd at II o'etock John
Cessaner. Of Bedford COunty, was elected SPEAKER
having SO vote. Geo. II. Hart, Wig had 81
scattering 2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Nav Mo1r % G,NrLNo.-On ts- day
SeW Years, says tic Burlington, 81, Ia
.s,ie, mons,'ous hog Is 10 ~ dtspO nd Of 10
New York BY being gpsss,d for, that j., who
ever susssos n,ares, his actual weight, slsr
having paid one dollar, will take hun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

ALTERED BUS, from Twos TO Tens, on
the Shoe aud Leather Dealers Bank, havo
made their appearance. The Boston Tay-
ellcr says they arc calculated to deceive but
may be detected upon examination.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

TIE group Of slaiuary ordered BY Congress
Of the sculptor GreenOugh, snblsmate Of the
early settlement of our country, is nearly
ready for shiPneu,. The sr,isi viii receive
$40 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Nrw YoRK Jan. 3.-The case Of the fugi-
tive Long was again postponed I'LL tomorrow,
in consequence of the continued 'ndisPosiIlon
Of Judge Judson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Aum>isrAToa's Snlt OF Stocks a, iur-
ton, Yesterday, by WIN. D. Little
10 shares 300 DE Por,lad Company $500
II 90 90 \, & It. l.. r. Il. 5000
10 90 30 Audrus. 8 kcnnebec 30. 5000
20 do do Long Island Rail Road, 5,!j
. DO do Cl,co Bank, $50
do do Ocean Ius CO.. g7,2i
Portland .idr. sh INST
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Nrw YoNE, Jan. s.--I.ong, the fugitive slave
has been given Up. Matthias, ~h'g has been sIee-
ted pr..iieai ofihs sensis.-Tskgraphie to Port
SD N,vs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Governor Quiiman refuses to answer the
indctmcn, in the Cuba Case, while Gov. OF
Mississippi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

ALBANY, Jan. :.
Mr.. Raymond, Of the y. Y. Courier, cleo
ted Speaker Of the House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Tur L,rr Da. wrnsrEE's FANrLy-.S
letter from a friend in Cambridge, says-'I
observed At church yesterday, Nh. Webster
aud daughters, al ia deep mnvnns. The
millionaire a, watcrtowu, Nc Gushing, and
Mr Appleton, or Boston, have ''Nanlly NADIA
a present Ia MB Webs,rr Of hhf.ssome
house on Ash s,rct, oG sh,sh she will take
immediate possession. One or moro 1t the
daughters, who are accomplished, give pr.-
1atc itsson, n music d, lhc.r house -Locsg
Courpr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

SAErAIN's MAGAIISr Foe January has been
rc,ciycl the literary contents Ofa hish Orderi
vhilc ia point Of establishments, this Magazine is
certainly not oqu,lled by ANY ia the county.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

The President has nominated James 5. Calhoun
of Georgia a, Governor OF New Mexico and hugh
n. smith a. Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

\. e. Moshcr, dealer 10 Jruclry, II Bos-
ton, was drcoyrd into the suburbs OF BaIii-
more, from the Theatre, by a gang Of "gen.
tcrl thieves" Knocked down, robbed and
stabbed, aad len for dead. having received
severe cuts with bowie knives. SIX robbers
have been arrested and identified.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

SUErWc ENNsNATION o. TLI ILgI!sN
CUasr.-'Thc BOs,oa Traveller uEicnuats
that Prof Asass-E, whose lectures before 'u-
Level Institute vii close Co.,, wcss, IS 0,1t'
t. proceed To ,Le Sol,h, intending To devote
s5nc week., 90 eaaPany vi,h the of.crrs ct
,ae Colsi survey, 10 s,.cauac cAam.uat.a
sf IT, Cosst Of Florida. with q particular
,i.a g. die coal formations oi tA1t gg.0H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Gen. Taylor's real estate a, Louisville, Ky.
is advertised for sale in the papers Of that city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

JUDGE Andrew. of he Superior Count, s,'
urr ai cI,a,,and, Ohio, set aside a verdict
eco ,br s'vrud ,llt vu- ufihr parties bad held
o. conversation with one Of the jurors touching
the matter then 10 issue The Judge sand,
"hr va. no' dissatisfied with the verdict, nDr
J,jirappc4r that the jury bad been in 'hg
..a.l influenced by the conversation. but De-
ra' on The sole ground, 'lar public policy
and proper administration justice require.
rIsi Jurors shouli never be approached o.,
parties 20 suit"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Some philosopher observes tina, the two IA
,Ori,e poi,ons Of America arc bad air and bad
liquor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

l. 1900. ,hs area ct ,h1 Tinted STATE, w-s
sa.v asJa. .uoc, OCo square m,'r'. hsuoW
5,,- $3.50 900 square miics. IN 1900 tie
yopg,l,.on - 5,3O5,o.i Il 10 BOW over
$500 Geo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

The ppblic dfb, o. the United States ou the SOth
4 No,rtnb,r. va. set, 22s ,23s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

FRoN TU,s.-Wc have Galveston and
Houston paper, 10 lhs 18th inst The wealth.
CT IN Texas has been remarkably cold, and
some dim.nishmcnl 10 the sugar crop ~.
generally expected as consequence. Hand,
vegetables ,ha, usually in uat climate grows
through the winter had been destroyed, and
orange trees three or four ycan old had bera
killed. The Houston Tclerraph ,l,s.-Thr
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25

The Great Flood IN :he Mississippi
and MtssomzI- Tremendous destruction
Of Property-St. Louis. June 6, P NJ
The Mississippi is overhowing its banks
and everywhere the floods are rising rap
idly. In IIlinoistown every body is leav-
ing their houses. The Telegraph Office
is surrounded by water. The Missouri
and Mississippi above are higher than
during the great food of 1874, and are
rising every moment, with every pros
pect of higher water-higher even than
the food of "A. The stores on the levee
are flooded, and men are engaged pitch
ing goods Gut of the second story Win
dows.
st. Louis June 7.-The river is still
rising, and the whole city is submerged
The merchants are all moving their goods
from the ground floors of the stores. A
considerable amount of produce on the
levee has been injured. Dispatches from
Boonville report the river still rising with
heavy rains. The Upper Mississippi is
still rising. NJ illinois is reported as
falling at La Sale. Illinois:own and the
whole American bottom is under water.
Quarantine Islandlis also under water, aud
steamboats, are employed as quarantine
stations.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25


WEBsrER's BuFFALo SPEEcu.-Ths
Richmond IVA Enquirer. of May 29sh,
says:
His speech at Buffalo, however. is
The great feature of the excursion. II is
marked by power, eloquence and man.
ly candor. that do credit TO his giant 10.
tellect. We regret that we have not
room for the whole, aud we are forced to
confine ourselves to sbme of The mosl i'm.
portant passages. of which we give copi.
GUS extracts. We are pleased 10 hear
him declare, iE Buffalo, hitherto the head
aud centre of Freesoilism aud Abolition,
that the great and leading question Of
the day is, that 1--WE can preserve the
Union of the States, not by coercion
not by military poacer-not by angry
controversies "by the admlni,lra.
ZION OF the powers of the constitution
that shall give content and satisfaction
TO all who live under it, sDd draw Us TO-
gether. not by military power. but by the
sllken cords of mutual. fraternal. palios.
ic affection"
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25

MORTALITY AMONG HoRsEs.--The N. O.
Bulletin of the 18th inst, says letter
yesterday from Arkansas. near the Lou
isiana line. states that great mortality
prevails among the horses of that region.
from the singing of very poisonous
kind of gnat, which occasionally makes
its appearance in that quarter.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25

The Boston Bee, the Boston Journal.
and several other papers in Massachu-
sets, have placed the mama of Daniel
Webster at the head of their columns, as
a candidate for the next Presidency. and
are ardent in his support.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25

CoTroN RoLLs.-An evidence of the
forwardness of the crops was shown US
on Monday. in the shape of two hall
grown cotton bolls, from the plantation
of Mcssrs Crooks & Stone ON Red River.
Half grown bolls. this early in the sea-
son, is rather unusual.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25

The FLOOD IN THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
The ST. Louis Republican, reports that
the following towns are now partially OF
entirely under water: Savannah. Albany,
Davenport. Rock Island. Kelthsbufg,
Oquawka. ChurchvilIe. Tul;y, Canton,
Marion City, Cincinnati, and finally
Baily's landing. Considerable property
had been destroyed or greatly damaged
in all of these towns. and the inhabitants
put to much inconvenience in removing,
etc.
The same paper has letter from AL
exandria. Clark Co., Mo-, of May 3lst,
which says
"Our whole city is completely inun-
dated, and both the Des Moines and
Mississippi rivers are rising. The water
is in every dwelling house with but three
exceptions, and large number of our
people have crossed the river aud gone to
Warsaw.
The water extends back to the bluff, a
distance of seven miles, and the crops
are destroyed and the fences swept away.
In some parts of the town the water is
five or six feet deep. and in the dwellings
two TO three feet.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25

In reply to a paragraph in late mum.
Der Of the Banner stating that Jesse
Turner Esq, OF Van Buren,. is, or would
be. candidate for Congress. backed by
the Arkansas Intelligencer. Gen. Clarke
says: "We will back no one but Dem.
ocrat; but he must be for the Union
compremise or no compromise"
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25

NoRTH CARoLINA--Hon. William H.
Washington. Union' Whig) has been
nominated to succeed Hon. Edward Stan
ley (Whig) who declined a reelection.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25

The Coalition IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The Wing members of the Legislature
of Massachusetts have issued an address
10 rhe people of that State, containing a
calm and dispassionate review of the no.
torious and unprincipled transactions
which led to the election of Mr.. Sumner
to the United States Senate. It is sign
ed by IA Wing Senator's, and ISL Wing
Representatives. 1t is published in PAM
phlet form, aud its general circulation
throughout the State, will have, it is
hoped. the effect of awakening the peo-
pie of Massachusetts to the false and dis
creditable position. in which the success.
full issue of this bargain and sale" has
placed that State.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25

The Louisville Courier of the 7th inst
learns by the steamer Belle Key. that the
cholera was prevailing at Paducah, Ky.,
and that all the hands but one, employed
at saw mill there. had died.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25
The Camden Herald" exercises be-

The Camden "Herald" exercises be-
coming degree of prudence in withhold
ing its support from Capt. Preston. The
editor, in justification of his course, states
that he has frequently expressed deter
mination to support no man for Congress,
"who is not thoroughly imbued with ra-
triotism aud tried friend of the Union."
What Capt. Preston's opinions are on
the Compromise question he says he
has had no means of knowing, and there-
fore cannot consistently support him. un-
less satisfied of the soundness of his views
on this all absorbing question. We made
similar declaration. a: the time we
suggested the name of Capt. Preston as a
candidate, and we knew that he was a
firm friend of the measures of adjustment,
and since his acceptance we have his own
declaration to that effect. which we pub
lished in our last issue. There can be no
objection to the course pursued Oy the
"Herald," under the circumstances, but
we trust that when all doubts as to the
soundness Of Capt. Preston's views on
the measures Of the adjustment have
been removed, the Herald will not hesi-
tate to render the cause he maintains,
that support it would have received
from other presses in the State had MAJ.
Stith been the candidate.
We cannot agree with the Herald
that .sthe wings of the South think they
have been wronged in the nomination.
They would have been satisfied with
Mai. Stith, aud are, so far as our informa-
ton extends. satisfied with Capt. Preston.
The wings held no convention for the
purpose Of nominating party candidate,
nor do we believe that either Maj. Stith
or Capt. Preston would have consented to
take the field as party candidate. The
people wanted Union mana candi-
date who would stand up to and support
the measures OF adjustment passed by the
last Congress. regardless of party; and
not one who had opposed and denounced
these measures, and calculated the ad-
vantages of disunion. They desired that
Arkansas should assume different attl-
tude towards her sister States to that
which South Carolina now occupiess
and to effect that object, the wings of the
South would have supported any man OF
ability, whig or democrat, in opposition
TO the nominee of the Democratic Con-
yention. With this view of the case, we
cannot see in what respect the Wings Of
the South have been wronged in the
nomination.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25


FRoM OREGoN.--There are two candi.
dates for Congress in the field-General
Joseph Lane, whose nomination as the
Peoples Candidate" we noticed on the
arrival of the last mail. and Judge Lam
cester. who is nominated by the yves
tern Star"
Arrangements have been perfected Tor
the immediate erection OF a steam -four
mil! at Oregon City.
The Spectator learns from Mr.. Daniel
O'Neil, Assistant Marshal. that the CEN
sus of Oregon, just completed. amounts,
in the aggregate. to 1898 persons. II
is estimated that there is about 1000 OF
the last immigration net included a" The
above.
Arrangements have been made for the
construction of steamboat to ran on Inc
Wil.amet above the falls. II is exPec'
ted that she will be finished in August
The estimated cost of her construction
$32, 1000.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-25

The Legislature of Massachusetts
brought its session to close on the 31st
ult We observe by its late proceeding
that the House of Representatives refus-
ed to pass the resolution of the Senate
against the fugitive slave law. 1t was
laid on the table by a majority of two
votes. The House also laid on the table
the bill of the Senate for removing the
seat OF Government of the State from
the city Of Boston TO Worcester.