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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07
wbat a New H.mp.hIre Wan THINKS.

Tia DOMINATION Of Col John h. George, a eandi-
date for the sesond Congressional District Of New HamP
sh re- has bee1 responded 20 BY that gentleman In an
clog lstsr Of acceptance in which he presents tie
present alarming condition Of thu country with great
force and drectnes He reviews the events indicating
tll growth u The an-savery party for quarter Of
century bask, beginning With the advent Of George
Th,np4oa member Of the British Parliament, whose
4. ssi3a VA 20 ast Abotouism into the minds Of the
psopls Of Nes England So little the popular mind
tia, tuo imbusd with the sentiment thai there
geasra fseag Of indignation excited against Thompson
nd ts blry escaped the popular fairy. Yet be sOWed
TIA I'd Of the harvest Of dseOntsnt, uhich over
sorsaJi sas iAnd Tssn,y-av1 years have elapsed and
The very .dOsrnsl, the mere advocacy Of which thea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07

The lecture OF NJ. Baldwin on CocE,sy Travellers and
Otksrs advertised to be given some days ago but post
poned on account OF bad weather. will be delivered this
evening At Mechanics Hall Mr. Baldwin Is Of the
most agreeable lecturers in the country, and is too well
appreciated and too highly esteemed in this city to need
more than the simple announcement we have made, to
insure large and brilliant audience.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07
~UNPRECE DENTED hUC-

W> CEss-The excitement In behslfof Bakers Ceebro.
ted Premium Buffers CONTINUES Increase throughout Ynia
South the demand for has become that the
Proprietor finds difficulty In suppylngt As for Ague and
these without RIVAL and have learn
FIRST where they have failed 10 check that nAusea
Ing oahsome disease when taken ACCORDING 10 directions FOR
Dyspepsia Cholera Mobu Summer Complaint ropdty Of the
Liver stomach and indigestion these Btes without
~ and for Nervous Headache they have been known 10
violent sr the best Physicians had them
hopeless No ay where there young chdren should
without them n the Spring and Pail months they Improve
the appetite and strengthen the system Being entirely ee from
poisonous mineral substances they betsken by both
time and under all circumstances IL need easAnt
and effective medicine them sndudge yourselves Of their
virtues
had Of all the prominent Druggists In the city Richmond
elsewhere in Virginia and North Carolina Also by q. w.
Jones Co, Memphis, Team W. smith, Brandon, Miss syma
Provan Nev Orleans D. b. Miller, Covngton, Ky O. siott,
Washington city, d. c. Candy Gilpin Co.. Baltimore; B. A.
Yahnestook Co. Philadelphia and Barnes Park, Y Orders
filled BY Addressing T. BAKER, Proprietor.
nch Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07
DIED..

the ia suddenly Of congestion ~ the lungs al the res
denee her husband In Cupeper county Va PBlLlPPA
FIELD vile ofJuage r. II Teld In the 5ih year Of her
On IN. Sd inst in Chesterfield Mrs SUSAN @ CUNNLPIR
wife Edwin Camille Eq 10 the 4ith year Of her
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07
- SPECIAL NOTICE-LA

49, SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIEs
- CHEAP sroRELIhs subscriber. have on hand
Kid Boots and Buskns which they selling much ess than
' cost Ann want of cheap sssri Nh P1sss call cal
R~sPECIAL NOTICE.-Owing 10 the
49, s,rngeney in the Money Market and the heavy ds-
narsed the , Agents g. ibis are
eeiye any monies payment Of Fares and igh eg, VrsnA
1 Once o1 Is. 11P ''f company sup"
RI amOnd, "a Nov, ls6o neei
VIRGINIA AT Rules held In the Clerk. ONCE Of the Cir.
eul, Northumberland county Monday the Sd day
OF December, in the year 1850.
Americas A Edwards Plainhn,
J. watkins Co. their agents. attorney the sheLTot North.
cumberland county. and Hl's LsnIio.d Dsfend'nt'
The oJ'et o. this suit 70 restrain The defendants, L. Wat
county from further in an execution issued by IN.
sal plaintiff under decree the Cieui Court Of Norhumber
@sn. Co., vs. TSo@a, B.sserSy also to re-
strain the dn ami, Mile, and Landlord from luther
the bill until the further order Of Is cout
Wa fins % and Miles Landlord are pOn-redsni Of
tn State fvrSn. On motion Of the plaintiff by counsel
III T e1 ssS a. s ess
protect s.r @ rest and TIA, copy This order b, pub h'd
ne 81 and Soa,, so.a
said county on the frat day Of The neat county eou
A Copy-Tsste
d.c7-v4v olsk Circuit Court SOrthunbsrland county
ITO HOUsEKRRPERs.-wsi invite the attention Of
IL Housekeel and others
Dinner and TIE, Sets
Glassware Of Every description
Silver Plated Britannia Goods
Wsers, in sets
Japanned TnietWare
Keroseje Lamps, &c.
Our stock for retapg better than present. and
determined 10 Offer goods 81 small advance cost
WM r. BUTLER a Son
del 10 Pearl g.
FAMILY EXPENDIrUREs.-Ths Family Erpend
Diary designed for the Of families individuals
ntT wFsr A JOHNSTON
DOOR MATS -Inda RuLb.r Ad iaide Palm, Cocoa Hemp
~ and Alicante Door hAs 10 be had Of
noei THOS A. BgLKIEY co.
DEARL DENrIF RICB.-A Delightful prepar .tou for
cleansing beaahtng and preserving he teeth Pepared and
sold BY W. PEfERs0N CO.,
dsS IS Main e.
ENon sALE.-A young, vsbrOke Horse; ddes axd
gel can be sable In the Of warehouse
dS KNIT, PAINE co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07

RICHMOND DANv LIE R. COL
Nov roth, 1890
CORRECTED STATEMENT
Gross earnings OF the Company for the year ending sOh
Rxpenses-Repais Of rad aud all other charges Of
earnings S3Oo per gross receipts ts2 ss a.
no26 W. BROCktNBROUGH, Auftr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07

The estimated expenditure from appropriations
heretofore made BY law, during the three re-
naming quarters 81 the current a cal year 1861,
according 70 the report Of the Register, b.......
The loan Of jane % ls6O, the amount OF W lob u
stated among the means the fiscal year 1851, Il
expressly required 70 be applied TO the redemp'
ton Of treasury notes.-the am unit OF those notes
and Interest thereon. dedocting 1915 400 redeem
ed during the fret quarter stated In the txPea-
dlture OF thai quarter,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07
l am, gentlemen, with high respect,
Your fellow-eitiIen,
Msssrs. Evans. Freeland, Mcdonald, VIII

Twins, TTetTauul HODOlaIul
Dickinson, Committee, g..
The CoHshtH'ion Of the United Stdtes.-The many
checks aud balances which it provides safeguards
against the exctements and incident all free
Governments, constitute standing appeal from the
lean people, and declaration OF confidence in the intel
ligeuce and integrity Of that judgment
If this confidence of our fathers has been misplaced,
COqs;q2aa RaPyP6aRisRb 4pEe nPBeil before
il has been fully tried
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07

49, stringencv IN the Money Market and the heavy d
count, charged In the Agents a. this Company
Instructed, and sitter tbs date until further notice.
eeve monies OF and Freight YginiA
bAnkabe finds and specis sAML RUTu supt
Office r. " Shd p. r r. Company,
RI almond, "a Nov, 1s60. no2i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07

ORLEANs MOL ass Es. as sbh prime n o, MOl...s'
~ f,r ,als by Y n, eKlHEkR %, ess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07

John j. Jackson. ESQ, Of Wood, responded TO this
toast and made patriotic speech, which was interrupt,
ed several times By general applause. At the close OF
hrs remarks, he held up miniature American flag which
hal decorated one Of the pyramids the table, before
him ana alluded 70 the potent influence Of the Stars
and Strips abroad and illustrated in the case Of Mar
lin Ko,zsa.
The 10Th toast was next read
10Th. The Honest MaE-Of every section and every
degree who Is promp 70 acknowledge and tuni the con-
tact Of bis fortiathers
Mrie.-"Tbeu you'll remember me"
Col Francis T. Anderson, Of ROekbrldSe county Pre-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07

49, SPECIAL NOT1CE-LADlES
BE CHEAP sT0RE.-The subscribers have hand Q
varied assortment OF Ladies' Congress Lace CATERS Morocco and
Kid Boots and Busns which they selling much ess than
erst All OF cheap CATERS will please call soon,xi
Ie26 ALEX. HILL 90 ,l2i Main %,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07
Bryan,s Taste,ess vermifui

Brynn,s Tasteless Hermifuge.
Baby with lzek-lustsr eye.
Wherefore, vherefjre should you def
BRYASs vKRnTroE s
I've kind Of worm 20 cure,
BE the species email huge
Try the Tasfeless yermlfdge
Price IS cents For sale by FISHER SHEPHERD.
Dr. mcCIintociG,s PectornI Syrup exercises al 10.
auence over Consumption and Proneh unparalleled Medical
Practice arresing cough healing and enghenng the ung
promou z expecoraon and Inducing Sleep The amndmsnt
O'sN' "'- WV NV FISHER 4 SHEPHERD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07

46,9s5,9825s
20 62l,60.OO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07

Making the aggregate expenditure, ascertalned and
estim Ated for the ciren. ascAl year le6l
Which amount deducted fIom the total OF Sseer-
tanned nd estimated means for the services Of
tue eurrent fscal year 1861, as before stated,
leaves 3 balance IN the treasury on July ], 1851,
being the commencement Of the h;cAl year 1862
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07
DR.. McCIIntock,s Cold and Cough WI.

A9 CUsTOWFRs AND THE PUBIC GENEaALLY.-
We Rave best assoru cot and Shoes both
OF and OF the best imported goods In our Inc
that can house In the city seshere We also
ehoes and Gae add Indeed, oil lnos OF
shoes We also keep hand and are Continually
shoes suitable hands snd also for house
seryanI AL X. HILL CO.,
Boot and shoe MsnufaefureIs,
No. l9T Main Street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16
THE SYRIAN QUESTION.

Important Debate I'm the British Pariia-
mens--The Convention Agreed Upon In
Pars-Napolsos 90 settle the Dimcurty.
In the House Of Lords on the ID nst Lord STAFFORD
IN Rxpur71 IN calling the attention q the House 70 tho
disturbances syria dii think necessary
in detail into the atrocities which bad been committed
nor into the origin from which they had sprung he
could refrain, however from remarkpR upon the
ocssy for tax ng prompt and efficient 10 order
put end 70 the present state q ngs In syria With
The east possible delay The despatch Of comm ss oncr
10 Syria a sufficient proof that the government was
alive 10 this necessity but neither that nor comncnca
tons with other Powers would put stop 70 The siroc
ties which havo been pcrpc,rafei. (iear, heaf) Twas
suit matter doubt, Tor the European Powers 70
arrange means OF ncrfsrercc but the turkish govern
mcnt not strong enough 20 suppress these dstnrD
anccs he for should object ~ sec European s'ef
Ference NJ cen the ineorcncr of particular rover.
under the sanction treaty such course vas no oolbt
open 10 rick. svia svrs ~ Nv 2, hr, ana aHt essa
sion u N, intfsncs ntgk lsda y NaF pe.e9 NJ H@-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

fed IN such course and Prussia being the asgresscy
would have the public opinion Of all Europe aganst her,
and have right 10 expect either sympathy or Eaccer
from any one.
cannot but think, however, that the Prince Hegert
and bis advisers will not be blind 10 such contingency,
and will pause before contracting obligations which
would be highly dsfastcfu 10 their people, who sympa
thize strongly with the Italians, and would expose tho
kingdom TO serious dangers for other object than 70
ind sincere or useful ally. NJ de 5ch!enltz, espe-
caly known 10 be exceedingly wary and SLOW "a ms
movements. am morally certain that be has not signed
any document that would compromise his government,
and when his master nom the Intoxicating e.
ec OF the ncen,e offered n him Oy AUSTRIA the oooness
cendency the results OF the interview of Topz VIII
be OF as negative character those OF the con-
ierences OF Breslau and Baden Baden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Persia at This Port
and Parana at st. Johns, N. F.
NEWS TO TUESDAY, AUGUST J.
I FOUR DAYS LATER.
Our London, Paris, Berlin and Turin
Correspondence.
,>->.~>oooN~~o~>>oc>
The Complete Success Of Carl
baldi in Sicily.
OPERATIONS ON THE MAN LAND.
The Reported Landing Of Revo-
lutiOnists at Calabria.
THE SYRIAN QUESTION.
Important Debate in the British Par
lament on the Subject.
tine CONVENTION Of THE GREAT POWERS.
NAPOLEON TO SETTLE THE SYRIlN TROUBLE.
|>~~~~~~>o~o~~~~~~~~-
More Favorable Weather i'm
Great Britain.
What DR.. Cheever Has Said in
London,
&c., he, As.
We have news from Europe as late as q week ago last
Tuesday.
mo Persia, which arrived here yesterday, LEFT Queens
town Sunday the 9Th inst, and the Parans, which
touched yesterday at 81. Johns N. F., eft Galway
Tuesday, the 7th Their advces four days later than
those by Anglo Saxon Damascus AMI Ednburg, which
arrived on ruesdaylue steamships from Europe in tao
dogs.
me leading points of the now have these
ls. Napoleon by the convention Of the Great Powers,
jast signed Paris has virtually the settlement Of the
Syrian question.
ID. Garibaldi has triumphantly entered Messna and
hh success In Sicily IL, therefore, complete.
3D. Fifteen hundred Of Garibadps troops had landed
1t 0labra, on the main land, and Naples was at the
mercy Of that victorious general
lth- The weather Great Britain had improved, and
TIE prospects Of the crops were much better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16


Inc Empsors Laser-commeu.s Of oe scmi ociai French
Ovpan-Jea,ousy Of Rassia, ENGLAND and Tars,y-De.
maHds ef ne Pore--Propssisoms Of Eneland-77~ Ad
misnou a. Spain az Firs Glass Porer-importdn'
DesycsoA Of NJ TAourcnd-La,sr from Srid, dc. dc.
The great excitement Il the day Is the letter addressed
BY the Emperor Napoleon 10 his Ambassador 1t the Court
Of s. James. Count do Pcngry mis- letter (slready
published In The HnAiD) matter Of fAet and explicit
that IL needs no comment You win observe that the
Emperor clearly indicates towards the end Of his letter
that the intervention in Syria for him thing that
mus be. The semiofnciai orrn--tbe CDnsavionnet--
publshcs this morning most important leader, which
terminates a. follows
IN this instance the French government has known how
TO the time ally moderation 70 armncss: 10 re-
spect the International rights while respecting her own
rights and has been patient because abe Ia strong The
intervention Syria protect from the Chris
tans is not only political privilege, but mpcrous
duty THIS Why France has seized the occasion 10 pat
end TO certain dissentments, and call together the
nations Of Europe In arm union against fsnaicsm and
barbarian. Such . measure does not signify that
France viii doom hcwsci free from all obligation
in csc the cNen< sho scks 70 establish .
not arrived at. We may safely affirm that,
Syria win take place. Bot for the sake Of consolidating
public opinion IL vas wise 70 proceed ~ has becn doue.
need not impress upon your readers the importance Of
such m assertion The representatives, Of the great Powers
Of Europe have bad several meetings at the nsry Of
Foreign Aars, but a. yet conclusion has been arrived
at ~ regards the Intervention. The dicues The way
arise from The exaggerated prctcntons o. Engani, Tur
key and Russia. turkey insists upon la TIRE nrn5'r
Of European troops cent 10 Syria shall ~ afcror 70 w
Ottoman Forces and that they Be subordinate 70 the Or
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17

VTNUpUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, on the 9th
i day Of February. A. d. 1858, George Fisher
executed unto Austin Corbin, as Trustee, certain
Deed Of Trust. conveying to said Trustee the land
in Scott county, Iowa. described as follows, to wit:
The north half Of Lot No four a., in Block No.
twenty eight I2sl, in the City Of Davenport To-
wa.--Which said conveyance was made by the
said George Fisher for the purpose of securing
tie payment Of one promissory note, and the in
terest thereon, signed by said George Fisher, and
payable to Lewis Halter order dated the 9th
day Of February, A. u. ls55 AM payable in one
year after date, at the Banking House of Macklot
Il Corbin. for the sum ofthree hundred and twelve
501o0 dollars, with interest at the rate Of ten per
cent. per annum after due.
AMI now, said note having become due and
payable, and the said George isher having failed
to paythe same, Austin Corhin, Trustee as aforc-
said do hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue Of the power which is in me vested by said
deed of trust,I will, Thursday, the 10th day Of
March, A. d. ls60, at the hour Of two o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, at the Cour. House door,
in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale
at Public Auctien, tho parcel land above de-
scribel, or So much thereof as shall be sufficient
to satisfy andpa the amount Of saId note with the
interest thereon to the day of sale, together with
all the costs and expenses attending said SALE
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 14th day Of February, A. d. 1862
AUSTIN COkBIN,
febl5 dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
NUMBER lO3.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

T>RUSTEE'S SALE'-Whereas. on the 2i,h
i day Of Sept A d., ls57. Wm. Weidemsnn
and Dorothes his wife. executed unto Frscis Ochs
as Trustee, n certain Desd OF Trust. conveying to
10 said Trustee the land in Story county. Iowa
described rs follows, to wit: >
Inc north east fractional quarter of section No.
two II in Township No eighty five S. . north of
range .e No. twenty two - west Of the 5'h l.. ".
Nhich saii conveyance was ma 10 by the said VII
nam q Dorothes.for the purpose Of securing tho
payment OF certain promissory note anI The in
feresf thereon. signed by said William Wciior-
ma a'ed the 18th day of Septembtr,A u. lS57
payable to the order Of II. Weheln in one year
VITA interest after ~ ten per cent
And now said promissory note having become
due and payable. and the said William Weide.
man having failed to pay the same. IlFraucis
Oshs Trustee a. aforesaid. do hereby give this
puhc Office, that by virtue of the power which
]. IL me vested by said Deed Of Trust. | will en-
Saturday. the2ith day Of March A. u. 1850.
Mt the hour Of two O'Clock In the afternoon II
said day. at tho Court House door, in the city If
Davenport, expose and offer for sale. nj public
auction. the p.rce.of land above described or So
mu IA thereof shall bo necessary to sati fy aud
pay tho amount Of sal note, with the interest
thereon TO the day ot sale. together with the
costs and expe 1scs attending said sals, Of
this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated tho lTth day of February a. u. l-6n.
FRANCIS OCIlS,
fcl, Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17

GRAIN IN SToRE.-We took a little
pains Yesterday to inform ourselves as to how
many bushels If grain there are in store in
this city at the present time, and as near ~ We
can get at it. the re.ult is as follows:
Wheat in store 81 900 bushels, Of which one
firm. Evans, Chew 4 Co.. have in their tour
large warehouses $4,000 bushels. There are
probably about three or four hundred bushels
shipped daily.
VI Corn there Is In store about &C, 900 bush>
sls-poss'b'y several thousand bushels more.
there being 20 many buyers it Is rather diff.
cult to state the exact amount. There are pro
baby from Elk to seven hundred bushels ship.
ped daily.
Of Oats there is not . large amount-onlv
come 5000 bushels in stere, and Of Barley
about $500 bushels.
Many Of the heaviest dealers are still buvipe
largely for chipping.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
From New York.

NEw YoRK Feb l6
Last night detective bennett on Is warrant
issued b, Justice Wallron Of BGlTllo arrested
young man M ,4d Harry Lsz,rus. who
stand. chargt with seducing Mss Landrgan,
OF that city. under promise of marriage
Tho Tribune says that Vanderbilt's PROPOSE
tion to the Pacific mail company is understood
to include the sale OF his Pacific steamers to
the mail company for specific sum- of which
S60v 900 was to be paid in Pacific nail stock
which was TO be retained by Mr. Vanderbilt
for two years. the Commodore to DO tn. At :
lantic s.ryiee in the linz, and tie ma cor %
ny the service on tie Pacific. at il pro Ia a
agreed up n. The spare boats on the north
Atlantic company to 90 into the line between
this city and ilavre. and the spare boats on
the i'nr rific to be employed in running along
the coast of South America.
The cause # the great rise ia the Pac iic mail
stock ia generally spoken Of as The division OF.
the California trade and mails bet ween the
competing lines on the basis al 10 per cent for
the Pacific, served to IL" Pacific mail compa-
ny, and 80 per cent for the Atlantic service to
the opposition to he u.ansged by Marshall ard
Roher.s .fiicient steam nset bo be turui-h-
ed to both parties for tri weekly trips each
way, but the fact Of such settlement and even
a ccncurrcuce in the preliminary overtur. OF
the kind wns denied by Mr.. Vanderbilt aud his
friends up TO q late hour in the day.
Atthe meeting cf tue board OF education last
evening resolution was adopted appointing a
committee of five to look after special iegi.la
ton on tie subject df.ubic e!u,ation in this
city. The committee were instructed to exert
their er eTgies to secure in any act that may b..
passed explicit authority /, cau.e the rea j ng
Of portion Of the Bible a: the daily opening
Al -
board
Berj Rust Floyd brother of the Secretary
Of War. die, sudienly of disease of the heart,
at the La Fargo House last evening He was
in excellent health few moments before he
died,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
Later from California.
BY OVERLAND MAIL.

BY OVERLAND MAIL
MELoy's STATION, Feb Is
The Overland Mail with San Francisco dates
to Jan 23d. passed here at half past o'clock
Yesterday morning. But in consequences Of a
severe storm of .leet and rain, which prostra-
ted the telegraph wires, the transmission Of
the news has been delayed till now.
Judge McAllister of the I. 5 District Court
had refused to dissolve TIE injunction in the
New Almaden Quicksilver Mine Case.
The Republican Convention to elect dele
gates to Chicago, il called for Feb. 22d.
There were indications that an attempt
would be ma .e to elect Douglas delegates to
Charleston by the Lecompton State Convsn-
zion.
A ire occurred in San Francisco on the Odd
ult, desroying $4,000 worth Of property
The dates from Oregon are to the 18th,
Washington Territory to the 18th, and British
Columbia TO the l6tn ult. Politics engrosssd
the attention Of the Oregon people.
A fire at Oregon City. destroyed property
amounting TO 10000.
There j. but little news from Washington
Territory both brahchea OF the legislature
bad endorsed Ge,. Harney's action in tho San
Juan affair.