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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
OREGON.

We have dstes from Oregon City TO February.
The weather gives indications Of an early Spring.
We have had considerable warm and showery weather
during thi. month, reminding one much of the time OF
April. lOregon Argus.
The MIKKF1s.-The following were the wholesale
prices OF Of the principal articles OF provisions at
Portland Oh the 9Th:
Flour, y barrel, ga sl5; Bacon, y it, l2I ol5c.;
Lard, e 10, Gle; Butter, g 10, &c; Wheat,
bushel 81 80 0$2 Oats, z bushel - q esUc.; Onions,
Y bushel, 81 50dsl s.; Chickens, y dozen, fi0
q So Eggs, e dozen, % G37c.
IMPROVEMENTS Is PoRrLASD.-The building mania
is again in full blast IN this city. Upon all hands and
in every direction buildings are sprnging up as if by
magic and yet such an institution vacant house
i 20. 10 be discovered Decidedly, Portland Aourishes,
and j: building ar indication Of prosperity, ours Is
unmeasured. Portland Times.
LrGTsI,rrRE ApyoURSED.-The Legislature ad.
iourned OF the An inst. The Portland Christian At-
rocats saws the adjournment took place amid great
excitement and disturbance and that mob was
raised Wednesday night IN revenge for the adop
Z" ton Of the Salem charter. We have no explans-
ton of the causes of the popular indignation.
Before adjolrping, the Legislature re jected bill 10
give Portland city charter and passed act 10
Chinese miners si per month, ID per cent OF which
goes the state and ne remainder 70 the Counties IN
which such cole tctlons are made.
A large number OF divorces have been grated by
the Legislature, ont the legislative reports, pub
ished the papers. are incomplete that cspnot
make Q lis. oi the divorces.
FIST WOOLES MILL o. The PACTIC.-Ihere is
W olen mil, with 4S0 -pindes for making wooden yarn,
now in successful operation in Salem, the capital OF
:he lIeritory.
AsoTHER INDIAN WAR IN OREGoS.-Cspt. Faun..
leroy o: the Santa Cruz informs - that Mr.. Henry
Holmes who arrived from the DaLes, o. T., just be-
fore ;be sailing vi the steamer Santa Cruz, reports
thst tine Waa-W ala and ohe. northern Indians esst
of the Cascade range have sent word 10 the Dslles
toa. they intend - capture tne supply train from the
Dsles ~ For. WsLG-Wsus Th-s icOks like war. From
he same source learn ths. he mines the norm
prospect well and the miners expect rich time the
coming Summer. Trade is opening % tle north.
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Married.

In San Frsnei.o Feb ~ BY ee Rey b. salon a
Lo,ter of san Ma,,o County 20 Miss Ehz'se'a H.
San Fnncisco County. 49,. =, n, Samuel G.
H.rdipr b.. ~, Rey C. Ever p Etridfe Garvfa 0t SAL
Frsnci,co jane HAr. late Of sa,hvie Tenn,
d.nce of n Bo,d e,q by TOE Rev Mr. Cutler, Dr. ya.a go
Gates. H.. Of sscrlner,o, 70 Mis- Lizzie - 'A-
In Ssn frnneo Feb IS at the Unitarian Church BY the sey
P Cutler M James C Bid Of sock'on to M''' An0SA y
In son ET.nr,co Feb Is BY .he Rev. John B. HILL Mr. WI
liam Esn Birch Of A Joha L. Stephens 70 hss Way
Jane Stevens. -, n p..A.,
In San Francisco er Thur.dsy, Feb H. y ,be Rev Fsn.,
Gallagher Mr George KIM Boiling ot 'Isha 20 ''i''
S.rer, Marie KenBa VI Phadeiphia, Pa
L. San Franci.oo the Bethel w. Charch FEB IL oy De
Rev j. Hill M Peter r. Lundbers 70 his. Mary j. Bahefi ~
A. Pa.rnr. Sacramento County Feb g. James on oil II
Dorado County 20 Miss Jus keessn ot ssf rnento'
In Feb H. by the Rev. j. A. Benton Peter fiA
In San Francisco Feb I By the Rev. NOOhake, MI Aa
Gus, " ArT.n 10 Miss Sophie schsaaus. ~ n, cA,
Otto Of San Pr.necO, TO Miss Constance EsIlch '0ms'y o'
s., PeterbIrg Russia VI,
AT Long bal, Yubs County jan D. jules L. carter 10 L1'
4, KEsbi. Ferry San Josqcin Comfy JAN ST. John Te~
In San Franc-oo Feb by the Rev. Bnery, Mr. James $
Thomson to Mi.s Gr.tia {. l. Brefey.
In Honolulu Jan T. BY h- Rev. Herman KoonAn MI Jsoo
Mark formerly OF Iowa, 20 Misc Susan Pratt, OF the hs~s
II Honolulu Dec 25 ey :he Re-, c. Damon, Nj Samuel
Sayidge 20 5ss sarah stIdey.
Shasta, Feb. MI David Rogers 20 Miss A. J. La'ery
In secrameuto County FEB 9 by the Rev R. GOber r.
In ueonar near Chico Feb. g. Or. VIM p Tlden 70 M.s
Catherine Maria DecoX Of santa Cruz. . .
Yates o los ANGELES M.. Margaret Divine Of FEsnc.o
In Sali Francisco Jan. 81, by the Rev. Father hNasch Dr.
p Reilly Of that city 10 M.s kse Heron dsush'sr oil JoAn
In San Trsco Feb At the residence OF NJ A. C. Bonne,
by the Rgh. Rev Bishop KIP DID, Cap; joseph s;.wAT7
ID Regiment OF Artillery T. - A. ~ MISS Eshe hn"A "oV'''
OF Mississippi.
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M aPkets. .

SAL FRuCIsco, Friday Evening, Feb. 49,
Sales Of 100 or son, and 90 private teIrns.
WHEAI-So ,ses reported
B.RLEY-40O bsgs sold on private terms
OaTs-So Gales reported
BrA,s-6CO bags Gala Red Beans sold at 2d2lc.
PoTa1oRs-Saes of l30 bags a. 81 80 DO. choice lic
HAy-l5 :uns sold q. Hl4Q6D.
Haas-O cssks Brned sold .: 6c.
BrTrER-lei hrkL Ps:ricks sold o. j0c.
fIsH-sO half bbls. No. sold OH private terms.
RIcE-Sal.s 40ov Siam Sic 2OVS DO. Ut S5 -
APPLEs-2D half Sliced Dried cod a. 10.
SsLtRATEs-l00 60 n bo1es sold on terms no. stated.
PIE ERUITs-lOo boxes kemp's sold a. S425
SrARcI- o. toIes Kinssfod sod not stated
sUG.RSoo bts Crushed sod yesterday Starlight, Pi
Gn- puncheon Old Tom sod q. suction at 9oe.
CLARIT-Smal sJc,ion sAes Of Cssh Wine o. Ia .:
$2Gx2i.
GANBiIg- 81 eco 10 cold q. aucjep a: :6!t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

An .r.cu.;cn for rnurdey .ook rlsoe Under enen'A
circumstances, Q; Monterey, on ne LIE us .h name
fornian had been sentenced TO dean ah a re-
Of Jose Ansstasio.' The Governor giaITt n..n.
spite for one month 20 " Ansstasio Jesus %
ing Of The respite vas clear and the Sherln ielu
hang the man. But the people were ue ~ "a haan
be should hang not e-s than MY nnfut 70. and
committed in the county during the last zen year.
they had never had legal execution, and ,neJ d
no. be cheated out OF this one. so u "ss Is
that Deputy Sheriff. who was in isV9i VI ne ard
ing should take Possession Of the Ja4i ahG "a
declaring that respite for " Anastsslo JeSu' ~,
respite FOX Jost Anastaso, he hanged tne istei'
An Indian was caught stealing some c'V1I'1 -
Columbia 8 few days slnce, ana wa. puIiI This
lsshes, according 10 sentence OF Judge I'm zoe
case with those Of Brscy and Anastasio, ,%ncAe7 % VI
chses Of yncbinp since the Inauguration OF Gov az
ler Of them in San Francisco, ana al o'
counties which gave a majority for the
.icke: at the last election. os ...sreys
The Orizaba, the first Of GaTisoDs llne OF -teanei
via Panama is advertised 10 sal on the 0'n VI n'N
from this city. an
julius Korn and John B. Schsefer have been 'p-
pointed and confirmed as Port Wardens OF 'hIs po.t
well-known citizen OF Stockton, MI h'g hue11'n h'
Meroux died on the 18th inst, OF lockJsw, causeu y
a wound from stepping upon the sharp POM o. ;rto
Fourteen married women have been initiated ll'o
the mysteries of Odd-Felowship in Stockton,
A correspondent of The San fIdHcH'e) pa..L ~,
writing from Vsaia, says person living az tha1 Piec
lately ate by mistake some bread and meat Oh "n'.n
there was a large amount Of strychrne-enousu ~
kill ten men-but escaped without injury by catchns
fat hog and eating from the 1--we animal a. bo
the fat az he could stuff down. He took the hog, pc
cause he had heard that tat pork was good snd 'ns
live animal was the only pork ne could get.
shipment Of mesquit gum-a substance pea,i.s
a close resemblance to gum srsbic-wss brought 10
this city some time ago from Mszsan and was sod 81
a very low figure, because there was no denanI w "
mesouit pronounced meskeet) gum. A couple Va
weeks since another shipment arrived and brought
good price under the name Of gum ARABIC.
The State Medical Convention have heia luz :, &c
days session in this city, They elected Dr' n. \, w.
Stout President for the ensuing year, and Dr an
Logan read a valuable paper on the Meteofoos!,
Topography, Epidemcs and Endeme. OF .slioina .aus
and 10th ng more Was done worthy OF notice, rave
quarreling, Of which there vas CREST deal.
During the last fortngh. divorces have been grahted
in this city in the following cases
Rosanna Decker We. Christie Decker.
John Wech We. Priscilla Welch.
James OBren ys. Eliza 0'Brier.
Sarah Redmond We. w. j. Redmond.
Suesn IaureDson We. Patrick Laurenson. -.
The following persons have applied ior TIE beneuI
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

We nave rews from Oympa 20 Jar. ga week
la.er
Much e1citemen; was caused oy :ne non.eIecut!on
of Les,bi or ID. spl y.H.ed day. PlbEc meetings
vere held il Pierce and Thlrs:Jn Counties, and
lations sere adopted denouncng number OF persons.
"C,l. Casey. Lieut.. ksa.1, and other officers of
he Un::ea SAFES Army, who nave in :nis affair 81!
tempted TO arrest interfere With the execution OF he
avs OF he lard entirely outside Of her line Of
da,y, 1nbscoung public officers, and calculated 20
brig disgrace on oar Amy, and imnessurape diff
.uI.es lpyn oar people. fhsrsfJre, We do condemn,
IN Ii. mo.t unqualified terms, al such condact, ano
earnestly hope ne off '-rs who s11Iy OF :; may se
..moyed from cur mid.t b. soen S. possible. 1nat
such c.bdsc, DO me Ia- o. !he ot 'er- q bs Un;ed
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To,sI ...............s 1lsT7 SI5l,35

The trial OF Harazs:hy for embezzlement has been
postponed until the 4th March.
Gov An ierson of Maine, and NJ. Whaen, sent out
by the Administration 20 investigate the affairs OF the
Mint here WILL it is said advise the construction OF
a new buoing, considering the present Mint building
as entirely uDt for lie purpose, and unworthy OF the
Government.
A Committee Of the Legislature have been examn
ing the fees ard salaries of the officers OF this county,
and they report them 10 be az follows per year. me
amount being dependent in nearly every case on fees,
"A variable.
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,.,. ,.,.,, "a pre. Amsss Lyon, and dssss hs les.
go ~ Bssin, about 800 miles this side Of
able 70 procure it, but understand states thss me
Msrmohs have formally shAksn Of the shAcses go OF
Uncle Sam, snd declared themseyes st n.e ,ssv have
pledged ,bemseives their rres, fortunes ana sssted
honor 20 the ma ntensnce Of their cause, no. sISea
The news u down 10 the 9th of January, tnss o'''s
the date Of the sforeeaid etter.
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states Army sxAibsss ost nnnasarsl and urressco-
ab,e sympathy Tor the lndsa Who vas knowp 70 nave
hSen esgsVed IN shs Se pdish msssscre Of helpsese
women and children ON White River 10 the Fail OF
1885, and that il 10 oonsdered By hiseommunity good
ard sufficient cause for their immediate removal ron
th.s Territory, and DISMISSAL from the army
j. NJ. Batchsder, the United States Commtss'oner,
And Erapk (rayh s.torpsy Soy Leschi, were also de-
noupced as dishonest, dlsreputAble and Infamous.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
TVo WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
Sl,279,l3A in Gold.

Tie United State. mail steamship Star OF the "e"'
Capt. A. g. Gray lef ApinwAl March o a;"P H., nn
ssi arrived At Quarantine at O'Clock 1875" a. No. Q"
he 18th. p.L.r, %
She brings the San raSssGT .s ms' saS s9 81
La At A,pinwall the United States sloop'oi-"af
J.me,tovn, and H. B. NJ. steamer Leopard
H.R. N. ship Brunswick, Capt onmany, sailed Tor
Port Royal, J., March 3, whence she probably will
,roeeeS TO the United States.
The United States stesmesr Fulton, Lieut.. j. j.
Amy, commanding, arrived a. Aspinwal March /,
tom Chirqui, and sailed March D for San juan del
Eorte, via Chnqui with dispatches for Gen. Lamar,
United States Minister TO Nicaragua.
March 10, at q a. M, off Inagus, spoke II. Is. NJ.
steamer StyI, cruise.
Pm. Steamship Co.'s steamer John l.. Stephens,
Capt. w. FL Lapdge left San Francisco February ~,
n o. m. and arrived at Panama March 6, at a. m.
She brought down 2i3 passengers and treasure as fol-
lovs viz:
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Total. al.......................lo

These are the missionaries at present; there wee
twelve in the conference, who permittedby
that body TO return to Zion. Moioksi now b4lonfsD
the Maui District.
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Total. J..'s''''''''''''' pIi0ViVo'
March Is, at 8 a. M, off Barnegst, passed herm
brig Gov. Brown, and bark showing blue signal,
with white ball and letter " b. upon il, bound n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
1RrAsuRr rrR srEAnrR s1AR OF HE WEST.

We are indebted to f. II. Mitchell, esq, Purser Oi
Me Star Of the West, and to Freeman Co.'S and
Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express agents for the prompt
delivery Of California files
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THEY pIsIRugr EACH OTHER.

The black-repnblicans distrustful of their new
recruits They fear deserton and stampede. They
are mindful Of the old negro's notions" white man
mighty uncertain" They distrust the decisive vote
on the Kansas question. They fear the birds will
flush before entering the net
They anxions to bag their game before they have
yet taken it, tits said they actively circulating
paper for signatures, by which to pledge every man
in advance to vote as they want him to do, at tho
final roli-cail viii pledge dof why not adopt
the old know-nohng plan of oath as well as a
pledgcy that is base enough to sign away
his suffrage aud contract away his representative
duty to constituents, is base enough TO forfeit the
pledge and violate tho contract after il is made Why
not chain and gag the suspectedg A man that is
neanspirited enongh to allow himself to be APP
preached with paper by men who dstrnst him, is
meanspirited enough TO take the gag and chaiu.
Try tho oath and pledge--try the gag and chain.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho Columbus (a) Sun Of the 30th ultimo rcgr~ts
learn that Mrs Daniel wife of Mr. j. II. Daniel OF that
city, and daughter Of Hon. Alfred lvorson, very
rio'sy, but It h hoped not fatally, burnt Thursday
morning last at Griffin Ia the net Of dressing in time
leave for Columbus by the early train her dress took
fire while STOPPING before the fire to tic the shoes OF her
little child Without raising alarm, she 1T went
and pulled off Of the bed covering and cnvcoped
herself in IT, and then fell the floor, and Thus cxtin
guisle the lamcs but not until most Of her clothing
had been burnt OF Of her and herself badly burnt
The Count dc Laccpcdc, great and comparatively
known naturalist, born at Agcn IN 1855 His fiiend
the great luon obtained for him the post Of keeper of
the cabinets IN tho Kngs garden ut Paris, IN which posi-
ton no pursued, with many advantages his scientific
studies His writings yoluminous and among
them we may mention his natural history Of oyparous
q,adrupes and serpcnts, reptiles, fish, and ceaceous uni
mails He died in 1925, having lived through the trou.
blous times Ut tho revolution man Of science who
was universally respected.
Thomas Pcton publishes letter In the New York
Times pronouncing the Musard, whom Manager Ullman
is importing to the New York Academy, the grand
Of the Parisian bal moqa to be an mposor Ac-
corpg to the Imcss correspondent he Ii only the
of the eminent musician and docs not share In bis fathers
genius reputation.
correspondent from Grcytown, Nicaragua mentions
the arrival there Of Mons Belly, the French minister who
has taken up his abode with the English consul. This
appointment was made about the time Sir Gore Oscey
to Washington route rs II said for Central
America and Mons Belly supposed 70 BE- the French
member Of tho joint commission.
Dr. J. X Mitchell, Grand Master Of The Grand Lodge
Of Free Ms,os in Pcnsy wanna, who died In Ihlalcl-
pla on Sunday night last born iii Shephe,tlstown,
Va !. on the i2th Of May I79s. He WINS educated IN
Scotland His scientific literary, poeticaI md mscclla
ne,s productions Of high order Of excellence, many
Of them rare gems Of beauty and sweetness. Az ptya
cau he stood among the cmiUcnt of the profession
MS writer, he brilliant and profound citizen
be was Justly honorcd and admired
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THAT BEEF CONTRACT.

week OF two since copied Says the st Louis Eve
ming News) paragraph from the Chicago Tribune giving
the details Of purported contract between Gen John
w. Reid, of Missouri, and Gen Arlnstead of Virginia.
and the government, whereby the former parties 70
deliver beef cattle at Leavenwoth Mt G5 ccns at Santa
Fe at 81 cents and at Camp Scott at cents per pound
General Reid writes to from Independence TINT the
terms of his contract not correctly stated Tic
adds
I, In conncxon with the subject, only wish TO say
that the contract let to Reid Armstel was not such
one as that specified by the Tribune and Tie best
evidence that it not very advantageous, have only
say that hrs been compelled 10 GRE up ne dl
hare because the prices low that would have
lost largely upon 10. We have no contract
Very respectfully,
'JoHN w. REID
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.


LKAvESwonrIJ, * II. y March 70, 1858
on the 18th instant Col Hoffman left with nm escort
for Fort Laramie On The 18th instant four companies
Of United States troops two of the 9Th infantry aud Two
of the LIST cavalry lett for the same destination Col
Hoffman was ordered 10 conduct this colnNand % iars-
mie and then he to be joined Ivy three companies
two Of the 9th and Of the It'll infantry and proceed
with said troops (sevcn companies to the Utah army
corting supplies from Fort Laramie to Fort ridgcr
Camp Scott in Utah. An express despatched which
overlook Col Hoffman at the Big Blue from which place
he returned and met the four companies nine miles from
Fort Ieayemw,wth and assumed command A few days
since about 275 recruits reached Fort Icavcnworth M
assignment to the lat cavalry and the light batteries
Such ns are destined for the five companies OF the LIST
airy stationed at Fort Riley had left for said post and
the balance assigned to companies now at Forts Iasen
worth aud Scott.
The War Department has directed that Lieut. Mulan
"a artillery be charged with the duty Of opening and
constructing military road from Fort Walla Wala,
the Oregon Columbia river, TO Fort Benton, on the
Missouri.
Assistant Surgeon Myers h ordered 10 repair to the
city Of New York. ~ report for duty in the medical sur
vcyng department. during the absence OF Surgeon Sat
tcrleo
Assistant Surgeons Crawford and Mcparlan, medical
department havo been ordered 10 Richmond Virginia to
report to the board assembled there for cxamina
ton for promotion.
The resignation Of second Lieut. Thomas r. Smith, Stl
nnnry has been accepted 10y the President Of the United
States, to take effect April 30, 1853.
board OF officers, to consist Of Lieut. Colonel John
son LIST cuvnlry Major M,t3rca, sd infantry Breyct
Lieut. Col sicrcgor, LIST artillery, ordered to
Die in the city Of Washington to examine bunk, knap
sack nl clntccn which have been prepared by Captain
Johns, Sd infantry.
We learn that Commander ]os. Lannal, u s pavy,
has been ordered to command the steamer Michigan s
toned on thc northern lakes.
NAVY suRaKoSs "A board of naval surgeons are
in session in this city They sitting at the Naval
Asylum, near Gny's Ferry. They examining nssist
ant surgeons who desire promotion, and candidates fr
admission to the medical corps Of f,c navy The
inntion Is confined b. those who have received pcrmk
sion from the Secretary Of the Navy to DC examined
philadelphia Gazette
The United States soop-of- war Marion In Hampton
Roads Thursday last but did not so to account
Of heal wind
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whom it would place in power, would override the
political rights Of the minority section, and leave il
without the power to enforce its equality or indie
pendence within the Union.
But is il possible for this coalition 10 succeed :
Can political organization composed of so many
discordant elements ever secure in its ranks that
unity of sentiment and harmony of action which give
TO party power and strength and III the absence of
which even the best of enterprises must fail Does
any man supposc-be his opinion Of the leading
know-nothings of the South ever so bad--that the
ton the support of such men Bell and Crittenden
and Marshall would be utterly powerless aud una
yailing, can be drawn into cordial union with the
followers of Seward and Douglas? Will not even
these leaders themselves lose interest in the coali
ton when they have the object for which 1t
formed pass into the possession of their fortunate
rival? All experience teaches MS TO answer in the
negative and the history Of all the fusops that have
heretofore been attempted in the country jusiifes u.s.
as we think we have demonstrated, in coming to the
conclusion that this must share the fate of it's
predecessors. They have all failed of their purpose
all gone down before the light of truth and justice.
The democratic party has always triumphed over
them. The people understand its principles and
are familiar with it's history They know that its
trumphs have been the triumphs of truth over
error. of correct principles over wild dogmas, Of
national sentiments over sectional prejndices. For
near three-quarters of century 1t has had control
of the government 1t found the nation weak at
home and contemplate abroad. It has given power
and strength to its domestic institutions and made
it the envy and admiration Of its sister nations.
These things it has been enabled to accomplish be-
the correctness Of It's principles and its policy
secured TO it the confidence and the support of the
people III all the great crises Of the countrys his
tory, when attacked by foreign foes or threat
ened with domestic dissensions, the people have
looked to the democratic party as the protector
Of their constitution, the vndicator of their lla-
tional honor, and the guardian of their domestic
peace. 1t has been assailcd by its enemies, be-
trayed by its pretended friends, and opposed by all
sorts Of fusons, combinations, and coalitions. Now
trust in the intelligence patriotism, and discrmina-
ting justice Of the American people, and relying
upon the success of its governmental policy tho
best vndcaon of tho correctness Of its motives and
it's principles it has not only recovered from these
temporary defeats, but has lived to the downfall
and destruction of every party that has opposed it.
Of its triumph in the coming struggle we are per-
fectly confident. The combined elements Of abo-
litionisn, know-noihngism, and an-Lecomptonism
will be crushed beneath it's simple truths and honest
purposes To the people It will appeal, and through
them its victory will be achieved.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

was received here should sooner or later raise :
storm in the republican camp Of Ohio that may
sweep Mr. Giddings aud his brethren from the po-
cal stage forever. Let them watch aud pray, for the
cloud that is rising though now mere speck in the
political horizon is charged with the most explosive
elements, and may they aware, burst with
the fury of tempest upon their offending and de-
voted heada w.
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A NEW GOVERNOR FOR CUBA

We take The following from the Havana correspondence
of the New Orleans FcayuDe
'''rhc of speedy removal of General Concha
assuming definite shape General Ahupata
IL the most prominent candidate for the Office lie is the
personal and political friend of several Of the present
Spanish cabinet and will probably receive the appoint
mcnt lie has difficult task to perform he succeeds
the most popular that Spain has sont 10 rule
tho detnes of this island The Spanish generals
not universally speaking the most talented aud II would
not be surprising If hc rather imitation of Caco
than the present incumbent Concha rctires from Office
with good position in the Spanish arstocrucy and
princey fortune which he turn to good
in Madrid where money considered the quo of
the true oabo The only obstacle to his complete sue
and subsequent enjoyment of his wealth will be the
attacks Of the English aboonst journals the latter
part Of his term will certainly be distinguished by brisk
trade with Guinea"