, 1858-03-05
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA!
TWO WEEKS lA1R FROM THE STATES
New. from Kansas, Utah, washington City, etc.

bid, DALI, Commander, arrived in the har-
Dor of Olympia, on Tuesday evening of this
week, six days from San Francisco, with
the T. S. Mails, freight and passengers
We are under obligations to the attentive
and gentlemanly express agent Of Messrs.
WELLS, FARGO, & Co.-(Mr. D. W. BAR
RY)-for full files Of Atlantic city papers
up to January goth, and a file of the San
Francisco Herald, bearing date as late as
February Gath. In this place we would
also make our Acknowledgements to Messrs.
C. L. & S. WILLIAMS, of the Puget Sound
Express, (which arrived here on Saturday
last, who have kindly placed us in posses
sion Of copy of the Oregon STANDARD,
containing very excellent digest of the
news brought to Oregon by the steamer
Santa Cruz, FoNTLERoY, Commander,
which vessel arrived at Portland on Satur-
day, Feb. 25th, with as late dates as those
received here by the Columbia. The news
from Washington City, Kansas, Utah, etc.,
will be found to be somewhat interesting.
To the Purser of the Columbia we are in
debted for the following
ur,,onav
nh NJ c g.. c,..nar co,,.,t;, - ~
DALI, Commander, took her departure from San
Francisco, Feb. 2tlb; at 10 o'clock; AN; Made all
coc apu ToncSnu al Pdrt T T5wnsaDd nnJ
steilacoom arrived at Olympia, March End, at o,
clock Pm. had strong Northerly WINDS until reach
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PAssKNGEEs FOR PusEr souXD;-J. Livingston,
Henry SoT SeSOS IF E. csss D@VS hys
Mrs. Richards, Mr.. Wadowry, Mr.. Lane and Mr.. Far
well.
KANSAS AND KANSAS AFFAIRs.-The
story of Gen. Lane's sangninary engage
ment on the 25th of December, with the
United States dragons at Sugar Mound,
is false in oil particulars.
On the Ith of January the Pro.Slayery
ticket was. il was stated elected by a small
majority The EXPRESSION apainst tho lie.
compton Constitution. however. was very
decided and the Free-State men probably
| b4ye a majority of the new LEGISLATURE =
I'm Kiekanoo. Doniphan. johnson Bonrbon
and Douglas counties. and in Atchison
Citv the Pro-Slavery men have loroe ma
iorities on the State ticket, owing to the
fact that most OF the Free-State men re-
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u aesoui,.a.,Gns, mn .Sa.; ~ a. Den1el Ia''"s
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o',;.iO,n. "' so.;ho. 'I0 ths h;t ~ 'ne Nan
oao n 5;.n s.s ;..;. - s"o p'H, ~ le.AnS
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o.;na aa as sV' ,So' a;.;sao, s NdIL 10. uiC"'0uS 10
.S 'r"rtLv ~ ;a.;.ot;on h~ ,hn 80 80 " sST 10
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of S ,ho Tooomn,oO ~ oODs,;,",;On @ N oG oJ";.;.e
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Kansa % % DOt ~ VoS SttOd - I nudor ,hot 1.Ut,
IA aaT al nv 49, S ~. ,I u" ;euS oonsN.u
s.on, at .neil NV WI" ~ as,''neu; recon-, :
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sa,i n.S a1,u au.sss %ce'O" IN lJlorencS 'neIe
~; S;s ' ,hs "ie.,;o' III s;oo ui"ue ie.a
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P'V'''s '"' ''"'O' 'A"N'
Sr. Louis, Jan. 18th, 1858.
The Democrat has Kansas adVices to the
7th inst. which gives the following pro.
slavery maiorities; Kickapoo county s64 !:
Doniphan county, 800; johnson county. :,
900; Bourbon county. 43O; Douglas county
gives 500 Free State majority and Atchi-
son city about 80.
The Democratic State ticket is probably
elected. Inc majority oil the Legislature
TIE S'a's
AoOu' wv. e." naE S,' sne so.e VI .He ieliisory
was s oaet lot o'a'e onlcerS' ou. very ugcl-
uen ueu eAp'eSslou = S'eI agaius; 'ne nS-
oLpso" COIoolsu''o 'no oon DnHJo'i'' As"i"S'
Teius ses aoo;l.. uoSu ~ IVY S,; II.
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