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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03
MEETING OF CONGRESS.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Summary OF the Annual Reports iron
the Departments.
THE WORK BEFO ORE CONGRESS,
g.. Co.. 70,

WASHINGTON, Dec 2, 1860.
REPORT or TIE SECRETARY OF WAR.
INC report OF tho Secretary OF War viii exhibi, q
vepmenI Us operations and movements during the
past year have series Of The various
campaigns sgainsthe unfrendy and hostile Indians have
proved evcry instance, entirely successful and moe
OF the warke tribes have been brought subjes,ion
Daring last year gre reduction In the expenditures have
been made, amounting TO several millions OF dollars
The Secretary win 1t is s,id recommend brcechoadin
guns general in the service also Tho important
recommendation Of last year OF restoring to the War
Department the superin,endence aud control 0, the IN
dams Exper fence sbo ws that the Interior Department
ought not 70 have anything TO do with the Indiana
REPORT OF TIE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
The Secretary Of the Navy report win be exceedingly
interesting. He viii undoubtedly report ,he rocom
endatious Of the Board who recently reported to him
upor the subject OF tho construction Of sang vessels
into war steamers and also for further increase Of
steamships OF war 1t obvious that the present naval
force is inadequate to protect American citizens and
advance commercial interests In various quarters Of
the world me appropriations required for this depart
nent viii not exceed eleven millions Of dollars.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
The repor. OF the Secretary OF the Interior, which
extensive Ged larger Ia fact than any other
three depar.men OF the government having under Its
jurisdiction the Ger era land Once. Tho Indian PATENT
Pension and Census Bureaus viii be very interesting an
exhibit hourishing condition OF affairs In all It's Iami
cations.
The Census ofce has clerical force OF one hun
dred and twenty SEVEN all Of actively employ
ed In their respective duties The exptnse of eighth
Ger sus will exec that OF the seventh considerably
owing TO the augmentation Of population aud the various
branches OF industry
The Superintendent OF opinion that he viii be era
bIed during the approaching session OF Congress- not
only to report the apporonment in the Thirty eighth
Congress- bu. present to tha body the population Of
several states and Territories, classified by sex and
condition. report the various products Of agrcal
,ure and the aggregate OF manufactures.
II has been Secretary Thompson By several
Senators urge upon Congress tho establishment OF
statistical bureau Congress and, In fact the govern.
ueDt arc without any general reliable source OF
OF agriculture, manufactures, &c.
TIKI POSTMASTER GENERALS REPORT.
The report OF the Postmasor General presents new
feature Of interest srce Postmaster Holt charge
Of that department he has rade many changes and
duoed It's expenses sewers. million doisrs.
me report Of the Secretary Of the Tiearury not ye,
completed.
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The Secession Movement-The Result Of tie Presi.
Dental Election-Ths Tariff-Pacihc Rail-
road-The Acquisition OF Cuba-Admission
of Kansas-Organization Of New Ter
ritories-Polygamy in Utah-The
Franking Privilege-The lille
age Of MEMBERSHIP In
yestigating Committees,
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at al events, that all parties sections and fac
tioos Of this beligereni Congress will reassem-
BILE fully impressed with tbs duty and policy OF
forbearance and conciiiation, and, peradven-
ture from this overshadowing tree of danger
We may still gather the flowers and the fruit Of
safety and peace. and partaks Of them again
together, North and South, In union and har-
mOny
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For The support OF The Navy,
For the support Of the y st oaloe Deprtre
FIR tho support o. TIE sitary Acasemy
Fu the lessla,ve, executive and ja1icla cxpcnss o.
The government
For the expenses OF prparsmcoa sad 10
treaty s;puialions with the Iodis1s
For the pay mcrt OF isvalii and osher pensions
Fer sundry civil expenses Of the gsvernment
Tor 'cytin sstrns and Other sorks " deseE11
For the maiItenance - light h0uses, ~
would require ., month 10 hare vsssops
bills acted pteigentiy There 10 nts,s Pros ,-sf
srJ spcb length OF time beng spared from excitns
potcsi die, ions.
TIE rARrrv
The oseus,ion OF the tarid question aa5 tn arrange
q sew rates Of oosupsd much time IN ib~
House OF Representatives last scssio0. II Prcs.
Dental measure although The carioss spectacle pro-
sentea OF ns bere sssAsied and oppceoi BY his pos>r
freres and Advocated end Supported ~ bi. political
enemies The upos W. passage IN ihe aouas.
on tina lllh Of Nay, sbo-ed los AYR 10 ca noes.
II vss dhcussed 70 . limited extent Ia ths senate,
and en- The 18Th Of Jsae furthe considerslioa was
postponed 70 the sescni Ho1dsy = December ~ vol.
twenty-five 70 t-sn,y three Tba,vote afterwards
the .oth reccasasred By rot, Of thirty three W.
scvcutcen bot tho sssoo lasted Tor only ave tsyn
Iccwr, and there . sress pr,ss NJ safioess,
further acton taken Il l. not aArclai order
or the ION Of D~cemecr srs not vsyy lksiy sas'
The qucssico a tho tAr VIII receive sny Confederation
Al all
TIE pAc.Sfc RAfLRoAs
The seec con u erecn sppoinisd By - aso's
devoted large part o. thu issi session 10 sf'r" %
mature N. Ra,isa~d BIZ, zhnA might, ~ 7ais.
factory 70 al sec,cus aud Interests, A. 'oss- Ara
ss,ii, Of both aou,ss In is 10 tAAs. however.
thsy we're rot saccessnl Mr. ouis. q Iowa cha'rmac
q tho seec. eoomitle>, 3a report oil saa exps ned
AM supported IL n 'usss ssccs. - hs uni j. -.
rsssr's n aLs tho ss;J ssTcsvfT NO s,sd = -,
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth ssreet-itsisn Opera
TIE JbwLss.
HIsLos GARDEN. Broadwsy.-MAcsErn
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway, opposite Bond street.
RICHARD III
BoWERY THEATRE BoTrery.-srAtpIso Roesa's
BauEsrRIAs TROUPE
wALLAUKs THEATRE. Broadwsy.-Nopxny Hrro
LAURA KEENE's THEATRE No "a broadway
SavKH SrsrKRs-
NEW BowERy THEATRE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GAIN.
BARsUhs AMERICAN MUSEUM Brosdwsy.-Day and
NysninK-Posa ELsKE-AxrEc CULDREs-LiyIsa CusosI-
rIxs, &c.
BRYAHxs' aIksrsEis. Mechanics Hall, 47z Brosdway.-
BuRLxsoUre SONGS DANCES, to.-Ussp Ur
HonIvY CLMPBGL.4s MIST SEI9, Niolo's Saloon,
rrosdwsy.-ETmorIAs SONGS DANCES, 5uaLKs2uss, Ac -
krRicAFus BlRSuHo
CAM EKBusy MUSIC uklL. COZ sro&dwAy.- sosos
pArcxs. BuRLEsQurs, 10.
oooPER ISsITTUfs- NV J. @. FLnrcHsR's Lscruas
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noTe pros. entered in the United States Court in
the district OF Savannah. Ga.
The sales OF cotton Saturday embraced about 200
tales which made chiefly % spinners. Tho market
irregular and closed nominal a, previous quotations
The Of tolegvapnc despatch Announcing
heavy decline in New Orleans DOUBTED by some per-
spnnors being the chief oper in this market
probably led to Sustain prices better than would other
have beer the Exporters also have, during the
week. taken fair amount for shipment al about Va TO
o 22d per 10. freight Flour was heavy, aud common
and Western grades wer lower, while sales
were TO . moderate extent. Wheat was heavy
and fell OF about two cents per bushe Corn heavy
and rather cheaper, while sales fair Pork 80
heavy al SO rs for mess and at slI for prime Sugars
comparatively quiet and sales confined TO small lots
Of Cubas, with about 600 boxes Coffee dull, with
tendency to lower rates Freights steady, with
rather more offering for shipment Among tho engage
ments -four 70 Liverpool at Is "a 81 Ga; corn
at IL "a In bulk, and wheat. in chips bags, n lax
To London about 80 900 bushels OF wheat TAKEN
bulk, at l2xd 13d, and ~ 900 In ships bags 81 Id
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difficulties bave arisen. as complicated as those
which beset the infancy of the confsderscy, and
he only way to meet them is by q Nadona
Convention and a new compromise. Congress
should at once recommend to the several States
to apply for National Convention, so that Con-
gress may be able to call one together according
to the provisions Of the constitution. Meantime
the two houses should adopt every available
measure within their province, manifesting de-
sire to teal all these disturbances In manner
satisfactory to the South, and to restore harmony
between the two conflicting sections of tho
country and according to our dispatches re.
ceived last night from Washington, there APP
pears to be determination to grapple the
question at the threshold and amend the con-
stitution. There seems to be no other way Left
now to meet the vital issue before us.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GO II DON BE 4 NE IT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

OFFICE n. W. ooRsm OF FULTON AND NASSAU srs.
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fBRkS cash IN aparos 6one sent t rda W. = q, -
rial tAs sender. ba Bass s current '" "o" Ao"
Suks.
THE DAILY HERALD roo ce~ts per ooTp, " per ds .
THE FAMILY HERALD on Wednesday a. Jo1' Cows p
SEHE WtrKIY HERALD srerv Saturday, at ar cents PER
rrv or IS per anngm; Eosln Edition. epk Nsdaess'
dnnHp 70 any TdffY ofi Dte"n
vo a ~ ar, mart of Continent both % tncte posss ne
Caiforni Edition he lt lln and SAs' I" oe" "'0' ~ -
o WI RI oortatntng important
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PIprrcuIARLY REQUESTED TO sxAL ALL LEfrkS AND rAoA
~ NoTHy a1tn Of anonymous correspondence We do sot
xkf.,p yejer,sd COMMUNICATIONS
DYER TISEMEHTS cvery ddv; advertisements IN
.,r,~i IN tht WEEKLY HERALD FAMILY HERALD and ~ IN
california and Elroptaa Editions. -
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gaiA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-02
Grand Trunk Railway.

An attachment was laid upon all the roll.
ing stock Of the Grand Trunk Railway. Las,
week. The oticcr. Of the road have been
placci in charge. 50 tina, business eoc. on
a. usual. involving. however, n change Of
cars a, leland Pond.-,he trains not being
allowed 70 cross the line from either side.
Tho writ. are In favor OF Barring Bro. and
Glynn. Mills. & Co.. who are stated To have
recovered execution sgains, the company TO
tho amour, OF $4,000, 600. An exchange
give. the following briei exhibit Of the
finance. Of the company
THE amoun, Of preferential bonds. hav-
inc err, lien on the road. and Of course
priority Of interest, is somewhere near fi-
teen millions Of dollars. in addition to
which is the judemon, above mentioned Of
four million. ofdollar.; aud probably nearly
As much more for ou,stanipg debts Of Va.
riou. klnd., including protested paper now
on the market, unliquida,ed, perhaps cleh,
hundred thousand dollars deb, to the
Bank Of UPPER Canada siill larger amount.
with heavy sum in promis'orS notes in
circulation, aud heavy arrears Of wage. duo
to employees. l, would appear that the
prcfcniial claims will amount to about SIX
millions OF pounds currency. large pro-
portion Of which must be promptly met,
and the in,eres, aetrueing thereon is nearly
one aud half million. Of dollar. annually,
or thirty thousand dollars week, TO be de-
Quoted IRON the net earnings Of the road. "
The opinion iss,rong that whatever hands
the Grand Trunk property may fall, tho 4.
4 st. l.. mus, bo used as an outlet for il.
business. Thi. feeling prevents falling OF
the stock /, and the Portland papers advise
parties no: 10 cell at sacrifice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-02
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
oF ILLINOIS.
EnR - PRESLDENr.
HANNIBAL HAMLIN,
OF MAINE.
ToE TtrCTuEs,
A. La-.s-WlLLINM WILLIS,


Before another nuu'er Of cur r,rsr +.
issued thc era, tay which st,'s. ,b, D..
tinies % political -4r,l.. In th.. c1ua'ry uf
the neat four ysars. will have pa.~,l avay
What are our friend. iu Main. doing %
What are they doing in olI u,'rl' Thay
say " an - well. aud 81 10 49, I,r a. che
ry.ult i- cruc,r1cI Maine viii &, ~ LIN.
coln & llau.n hy tb1uaol,--u1 doubt 1r
that TIE truth j.. We want aI or 'rl.7i'
cu'. on the lpy of election. Maine sari,i
the ball az The September election. Main,
lei %. and from Der hill and valleys vent
up The Grst shouts q victory N0W what
i. clearly Der lsty' To follow up the
vAnsase ground cNipei in SEPTEMBER II
our friends only rally A. thsy iii In SIP
tcmbcr. iha D,ri.' State will give Lincoln
4 Hamln forte itoa,r-f majority Aui
why should they n,t2 Why not give such
an overwhelming ulirity a. will give the
focs OF ire I'm IN Maine a frsl rl1t' We
cali ur1n our friends in every town {, rr'y.
RAW. RALLY. on the 9Th JAY Of Nly,u.
ber f1T Lincoln 4 lllm'in. H.; n, vote, D,
lot. Brin, o. the polls every man that
Will carry the Republican ticket, 1t us
Keep up our vote Rccausr the Toes or H..
pablirlnism ti,il. az b,,vccn Bsll. Brecs
inrii-s and D5uchs. 10 3. M rgnsan WHY
We should rr'ata single Effort. LISA great
Sight, and i Q, D. marked upon the page Of
history as the greatest political victory ~
tie age who would l1s DO. vote > Who
would al % have the influence II his vote
felt 10 such a mighty eont,.t1 Come on,
then, iresmen, from every h,ll and valley
turn out ir'm every town. and every school
district. anl every neishhorboJI. Co. your.
--li and help your ucishb1r along see that
every Republican cp-- O. the polls Tie
glorious prospect % victory now before Us
should Gre the brsas, ari nerve %, arm Of
every patriot or the contest. Once morc
and again We call upon the Republican. 10
rally 10 the contest % your duty. Your
whole duty, and then. when the BATH, Is
over. you will have the proud and cons1liuc
reflection that you have, by goa, vote. con
ribuiel 90 the sranlrysult which shall place
Abraham Lincoln At the head Of the most
powerful nation upon earth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-02
Twelve Hundred Majority.

In September We called upon the "B,ar.
Of Ola oxford. To roll up a mapri,y Of
o., Thou,svd for her noble son. the Hon.
lsnrl wNuurF>. jr. Tie Official count.
show. that they lacked bat uIfy roip Of
that number. That majority wa. obtained
in the hcr Ola perfect fusion. into which
w.. thrown the enthusiasm Of cIp,c,cl sue.
g.. on the part Of many dslutcd men.
Nos the max j. a. Tie Democratic fac.
ton, are fighting each other, either prefer.
ring the success Of Lincoln 20 tha, Of the
opposing clique, aud many even - much
ti.su,,cd a, 10 refuse 20 vote at all. l. IL
too much. in the lace Of this TO ask Of Oli
Oxford Tr,irs HHir,i maori,y Tor Ana.
ulS LiNcolV aud her a'oriis son. ll,NNl.
nat lllStt~3 We trust not, ADD to the
end that ,hi. may BE- done. l,t every true
man determine or himself. that hi. part OF
the great work shall no, remain unaecom.
rli,hed.
o., TI0u,i7i naioriy COR wa.hburu +,
and Tr,!r, Huz3r,i majority Tor LrNoolN
AN ulrllN. l., 1t he r,cor'ci Tor Oh OK.
iorI. in the final battle for the Right
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-02
Tho way n Work..

Tho defeat ~ the sham democracy IN the
IT,, STATE. has crushed out The lac, fd.n.
h1re ~ p,uea, IN The slave Siate.. The
October elections have proved tina, Douglas
ha. M strength With the people even north
Of Mason. { Dixon. line. They prove
that the slua,'cr sovereignty humbus has
tssn lairly stplclcl m the localities where
O, volll G,uri,h Il IL could flourish At all
Thousand. cfismoc-a,. in he South have
hcyu .upp1riin. p,u.las because they sup.
posed be- could carry b.. party through in
q portion OF the ir,c States. and thereby Ia.
sure the defeat Of Lincoln. Bu, when they
.,w .tron. dsmccra,ic State, Ike Indiana
or the Err, time going sQuarc lir the Re.
rphlican.. the mis-, was cleared away. The
B.ll men. too. anIiou. {, accomplish some.
,hlu: agliu,, the Brcekinriisc ( lane party,
were disposed - coals,ce with the noue'a.
men. sni tie Dough-. men CALAMITY -.
turned a., compliment. a. In tn Kentucky
state election. ~ voting solid f,r Eel ean-
dlJatc,. ~ one time the Bell men had
quite fair look In the South. from the TACT
that they hai siron. ally In the Douglas
rartv. Bot the October elections oyer,uru.
81 an their calculation. and now the Bell
party would be- glad to be insured a single
slave state. The defeat Il the northern
democracy m sll the FREE States Is charged
UPON Douglas by men Of the party, and
from tho mousnt the Maine election was
hcrallsi over the country, his prospects be.
gan % vane IN ,h, South The Pennsylya.
MA. Indiana. and Ohio State elections gave
the finishing bloW TO all hi. prospects.
Vt the present time a grcl, stampede i
going on m all the South TO the Breckin-
ridge PARTY. H.. iicke, j. now destined %
succeed m nearly every slave State. Bell
nav carry Tennessee and Kentucky, and
with the aid Of the Republican vote could
carry Maryland, Missouri, and Delaware.
But the Republicans DO no, choose to loose
their identity even 10 save these States from
Breckenridge. They have very properly, ns
We think, resolved TO rally under their own
standard and make the best 6sh, they can.
After the November election, Judge
Douglas will be 'implya Senator Of the
United States, withouta party or scarcely
a man u back him in that body. That he
will trouble hls old friends occasionally We
have NJ doubt. lie will probably have his
revenge on certain Senators on the demo-
cratic side 10 paw them OF Cor their violent
opposition 70 hi. selfish schemes and per-
,1nal ambition Judge Douglas y a man
OF grsa, energy Of character, is possessed Of
a sirJn. will and a good share Of persever.
snce. lie ia boli. interruptions party
IA c,ician. and powerful debater. In eom.
mon Tarlance he is L" hari man to kill"
These things being conceded. the question
al once comes up, what has brought HIM
down to h,' prc.en, desperate condition ?
We answer. h. has doas a himS,.G lie has
fallen BY has own hand, and the verde, Of
the peoples inquest wall be " SUICIDE"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-02
Nine Cheers for OREGON.

The recen, intelligence from Oregon has
carried NV and rlalne.s throughout the
country. The election Of Ne.mith and
naL.r % the un,,sB State. Senate /. n ,r,.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-02

CANADIAN PoLIrIcs. The Hamilton Spec
tatur gives the following platform OF new
party to be inaugurated in Canada, under
the leadership OF J. II. Cameron
81. Protestant Union aiihe Polls and in
Parliament. without, compromise. 2 Rep
rcsen,aiion by Population. j. Education
FREQ from Sectarianism. I. Federal Union
OF the British American Provinces. not %
pressing necessity now, butas indispensable
ultimately. s. Restricted Reciprocity with
the United States and Protection TO home
Manufactures. g. Extension Of tho Fran.
ehi.o to all ,AI.piying British subjects. Z.
The s,ricte-t Economy in the Public RIpen-
diture. s. General Bankruptcy Law for
the relief of honest debtors. Q. The mos,
liberal policy Of the Public Lands Depart
men,. 10. Reduction Of Duties on articles
tha, do not clash with Canadian manufac.
turing interests. IL. Free Postage Tor all
Canadial Periodicals. II. Division Court
Reform. 10. Encouragement 10 Canadian
Line Of Ocean Steamers. ~. No further
credit to Grand Trunk Railway Company Of
Cansda by the Government. withou. post
tive security"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-02
New York.

Since Pennsylvania has defined her p"si'
ton upon the great questions Of the day. by
elcc,ing Curtin BY thirty Eve thousand ma
jori,y. the " irrepre.sihle conflict " ha. been
transferred to the Empire State. and now
all the talk i. about New York. The po-
li,ical black leg, in the Bell 4 Everett.
Dougla. & Johnson, and Breckinridse n
Lane parties, have been busily engaged In
efforts to get upa fusion " that will de-
feat Lincoln 4 Ilamlin. All the brdg from
men Of all parties opposed to the Repu6I''
cans. /. now about New York. Well, It
will snd in brag. New York !. jus, as safe
for Lin ,oln & Ilamlin asis Name. |, makc.
no difference in the result. whether the enc
mics Of Lincoln &C, together or separately.
whether they - fuse or " ooHlusc." The
people, the rank aud hle are di.su.,ed with
al such party tricks as are attempted to 10
played OF 10 defeat the right. They see
in il total abandonment Of all principle.
They will trca, /, in New York ju', as they
trsaicd I, in Pcnnsylvania-put the seal OF
condemnation upon the whole thing. All
such combination. and attempt. at comb.
nations only drive tho homes, men m these
par,ic, square over to the Republican ranks.
They consolidate the Republican party and
make IL stronger and stronger. IL these
par,ie. are satisfied with their "trade and
dicke- movements, the Republicans ought,
to b.. They have opened the eyes Of tbou'-
and. who have heretofore obsiinately refused
10 80 the true light. New York will 90 FOR
Lincoln h llamln by a majority ranging
from forty 10 one hundred thousand. and va
should rather set 4, at the latter than the
former figure.
The erca, Empire State will throw her
vote for the champion. Of free labor and free
.oil. She will stand as shc stood four years
ago in tie front rank. II freedoms army.
The home Of Ihc mos, eminen, statesman Of
,hs Union will be as true 10 Lincoln as she
would have been 10 him IN case he had been
selected a. freedoms siandArd-bcrcr in the
present. contest. She will stand even fore.
mos, in that great trio Of States which will
decide the hatilc,-New York. PennsylSa.
nj. aud Ob,o-siann in everything which
eoc. to make up national greatness and na.
,ioual glory. There they stand and there
they will stand, the very Gibraltar Of Tree
dom-dclyios the assault. Of it, cnemics-
a terror TO .c1Grr. and rc'ilcr. Of tho in',i
,alions tcqueathe Us by our fathers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-02
Panorama of Mammoth Cave.

Avery interesting exhibition Is to be Civ
en- at the Academy. Saturday evening Mr.
Arthur Emerson, an accomplished gentle
man belonging in llavcrhIll, Ma..,-for
many years teaeher,-has been taking
sketches OF that great natural curiosity.
the Mammoth Cave OF Kentucky. lie has
fixed these views upon canvass, covering a
surface Of 10000 feet, and is now adording
the public an opportunity to gain knowl-
edge Of this s,bierranean wonder. A very
instructive feature Of the exhibition will DO
found in the collection OF s,alaetites, &C.,
found in the cave. lie has also specimens
Of the famous cycles, fish, taken in the
stream that flows through its rece..es. 1t
will b. worthy an examination.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-02

NmE,sg, BrrUUuC,N. Two weeks ago,
~ announced that Daley. Republican, vas
elected D,Iegat, 90 Congress. from NeLra..
la Let week matters looked li,tle
squalIy. the Democrats elaimin: the terri.
tory. Bl, matters now turn out al right.
We have not only the delegate, bot the leg
i'lature Is Republican. By god m,jiTrty.
with only the di,advan,ase Of a Governor
Who - able to aunuI any important meas.
ure be chooses bat ihi, can SON o. rene.
died. TIE Reign % Terror" IN the Terri.
ieFiss w,.l son come 70 it, end