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SOUTHERN WRONGS AND RE

SOO lhhhN NhONuo AM nLhEDiHo.
To he People Of Yirgiaiq s
We are wronged We resent; yet endure. Time
after time have demonstrated against Northern sg
gressions. Our circumstances have been mheeded by
our assai!ants Their aggress;ons have cOntlnued-ln
creased Menaces and spoliaton have been succeeded
by invasion and blOodshed year has more than half
rolled away since the soil of Virginia polluted by
horde of brgandshe spawn of Northern fanaticism--
bent her destrucon and yet, although the immedi-
ate actors suffered the doom of feons, efficient mea
have been taken to restrain the master spirits who
goaded them on from Matching conspiracies and
setting foot forays. Mindful OF the pledge of
Federal protection, Senator Douglas shortly after the
meeting of Congress offered resolution instructng the
Judiciary Committee to report bill to prevent in future
the murderoua plots aud ncursous of our allies The
motion served as peg for one more speeches-an-
swering probably its chief desgn--and of these
days, when the Presidential canvass shall no longer
stand in the way, may again serve the same purpose.
The proceedings at Chicago furnish fresh proof
of the untiring hostility oil the Republican faction. In
nominating both President and Vice President from
within theic section they leave us no room 10 doubt
their ultimate and audIcious desgn to wrest from the
South OF participation in the administration OF the Pc
deral Government Behold the destiny they for
Us "a BiIck ReyHdiicHt President anil Zee PresideA
a Black HspEb.icGH House Of Representatives,: at no
distant day Black Repubiic0a Seiats and Black Re
DllJiicdR Judiciary in word, SUBJECTlON stares
us in the ace-subtctOn than eoopial; runous,
dsgraceul subiecuOn 10 allies; 10 equals 10 faction
who hate us; party to whose doctrines and Influence
the mulderous ambush of John Brown has been traced
with as much certainty the Of ST. Bartholo
news to the teachings OF the Jesuits party who
mourn the retribuye Justice OF Heaven upon his foul
msdeed,; and who it is but Just TO infer Oyfrly would
"toH The BEL" and 'chIHt The death song oi vic
tins, and ,he progress OF fresh assassius
"SoNG OF THE EVIL ONE"
" Rrr, bell rng bu not fog msss
Ring, he'll riog, bat not for prayers;
he'd torches are hgi ted,
dag gers drawn;
Beware ben!9hrd,
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an the morning cf the Ain dav Of July.
~ 1860, the dear body o. Levi Murray ~ss
found about one and quarter miles IRON biz
residence, in the woods. on small path
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From Washington.

, WASHINGTON, February 15.-The President
having approved of the Postofice Bill, 1t 10
therefore a law as amended previous to Its pas
sage. Itappropriates 81, ,296, 900 forsupply ing
the deficiency in tho revenue and defraying
the expense of the department, ending with
june last; 81, ,00O, 900 toward the support Of
tho department, ending in June next, and a
further sum of 81, 100000 in payment Of tho
salaries Of officers and clerks, transportation Of
the mails, wrapping paper, bags, stamps, 10.
Interest at the rate of six per cent. per annum,
commencing sixty days after the expiration Of
the quarter in which the service was rendered,
but in no case prior to May /, 1859, to the
present date, shall be paid on all sums found
to be due tho contractors carrying the mails.
The interest shall be paid only to tho con-
tractors themselves in full Of all damsges by
reason Of failure or delay. No interest is to
be allowed on payments for tho last quarter
ending with December lsst--.a sum for this
purpose is appropriated.
The Select Committee appointed by the
Speaker Of the House to inquire into and
report on printing and binding reforms, Is
composed Of MeSsrs. Grow, Quarles, Burnett,
Walton, Florence, Hoard and Gurley.
Commencing with next week, there is to be
double daily train by the Southwestern
route from Washington to New Orleans instead
of one as heretofore.
The National Convention Of the Sons of
Malta commenced its session here to- day, the
object being thorough revision Of tho laws
and ritual Of the order.
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Arrival of the OverIand Mali

MELoY's STATION, February 15.--The Over
land Mail, with San Francisco dates to jan
uary %, passed here at half-past eleven O'Clock
yesterday morning, but in consequence Of a
severe storm Of rain and slest, which pros
trated the telegraph wires, the transmission Of
the news has been delayed till now.
Judge McAllister, Of the United States Cir.
cult Court, had refused to dissolve the ipjunc-
tion in the New Almaden Quicksilver Mime
case.
Tho Republican Convention to elect dele.
gates to Chicago is called for February %.
There were indications that an attempt
would be made to elect Douglas delegates to
Charleston by the Lecompton State Conven-
ton. Tt sR,3
A fire occurred in San Francisoo on the 22d
ult., destroying 500, 900 worth Of property.
The dates from Oregon are to the 18th
Washington Territory to the 18th, and British
Columbia to the 10th ult. Politics engrossed
the attention of the Oregon people. A fire .,
Oregon City destroyed property amounting te
$40, 1000. f&
There is but little news from Washington
Territory. Both branches Of the Legislature
had indorsed Gen. Harney's action in the San
Juan affair.
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Young America.

The twenty-second Of February would be q
good day for Young Americans, home or for
eign born, to approach the altar of their
country-in their own hearts, and VOW, as for
them and their house they will live and grow
in harmony with the spirit Of fraternity which
embraces the interests of the whole Union.
To VOW, that as for them they will be Ameri-
can voters, free and unshackeled by the
chains Of mere party caucus or clique. Each
should say, I will qualify myself to know what
is right, and what is best that will do. The
incoming battalion Of voters should, with the
progress of the age, partake more of the pa
triotism Of a past age-the age when Jefferson
manifested his Jeffersonianism, Jackson his
Jack'onism-not a mongrel, modified race,
that has no idea Of its own, but waits for its
cups to bs filled by distillation from the cir
cuitous pipe Of some political rectifying estab.
lishment. Be animated, great youth Of tho
incoming day, by the earnest promptings of
your noble nature Lot the best thought of
your heart and your head manifest itself in
your words and acts. Only think. Don't be
led of by the demagosue. Take broad gensr-
GUS grounds on which to construct our political
ethics.
The moro general the exhibition of inde-
'pendence by the voters the loss enforcement
will there be Of the brutal demands Of the
political dragon, who rides around and drives
in the ignorant and purchasab]e into his filli-
buster crew, to possess themselves of places
and the purse of Government. The improve
mont Of present state Of things is to occur
from single victories over self. If you do 1t,
your nsighbor will; hundreds will, and It will
not be long until the 0thello occupation Of
political trickstors will be gone. The outriders
and pioneers Of the depredstors are planning
for the spring election. Observe their move
ments. Your work is to concert with good
Rsppls for the choice Of the best men. The
Ssnsgers and manipulators aru very shrewd,
however, and are prepared to use subtle arts
to secure their aims. Young America, the
future is to be committed to you. We old
fogiss are hopeful that you will come up oil
right.
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Two Days Later from Europe.


|
ST.. JOINS, N. r., February 16.-The
4th instant, arrived here thlE 11qyning. She
experienced heavy weather. !, siIs brings four
hundred and sixty passengers fof New York,
for which port she leaves this evening.
The steamer Ne,o York, from New York for
Bremsn, arrived at Southampton on the I'd.
The steamer Wgo, from New York, arrived
at Queenstown on the Sd.
The news by the Prince Albert Is meagre,
and without special importance.
Great Britain.-Lord John Russell had an
nounced in Parliament that the government
could not produce the correspondence relative
to the rumored annexation Of Savoy TO France,
but he said that Count Walswski had assured
Lord Cowlsy that the Emperor had no inten-
tion Of proposipg the annexation. sia s.il
Ffance-The French news 10 confined to the
question Of the annexation Of Savoy. The
fatrie dsnounces tho efforts Of Sardinia to pre-
vent the Savoyards from expressing their
desire for annexation. The Bourse was inn
proving. Rentes closed on tho I'd at 67f. 60c.
Ialy-The London IbH prominently an
nounces that England and France are allied
on the italian question, and are firmly deter
mined that no Intervention shall be committed.
It was rumored that the two governments are
determined to recognize annexation to Sar-
dinis as tbe onlv true solution Of The Central
Itsly question. AZ
Awir;a--Thers was increasinc discontcnt In
Hungary. and matters vere daiIv growing
more serious. III
London, February 4.-Ths Times city article
says: The funds opened on Friday with great
stsadiness at an Improvement of M, which was
well maintained throughout tho day.
oantsd ths v;cs. prss;dsncv ~ ths Road os
T,sSs w ~ '>''N' - y ~
The Pint saws that thu trsatisa Of yilla
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and sciences TO the various States, and o bill
for the prevention Of polygamy In the Terri
tories. ~
Mr.. Walton offered resolution, which was
referred TO the Committee on Commeroo, to In
quirs into the expsdiency Of action TO prevent
the Importation Of adulterated tes. ~
Mr.. Fanton Introduced bill for the settle
ment of the claims of officers and soldiers Of
the Revolutionary Army, and the widows and
children of those who died in the service; also,
Pacific Railroad Bill. Referred to Commit
tee on Military. asE lf1 :
Mr.. Briggs introduced bill for the estab-
lishment Of "a branch mint in New York. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Reynolds introduced q bill for the Inn
provement ofthe Hudson River, near Albany,
and bill for tss erection 10 that city Of q
Postoffice, Custom. house and Court house.
Mr.. Dusll introduced resolution request
ing the Postmaster. General to communicate
copies of oil resolutions or Instructions to the
Postmasters as to the opening aud destroying
Of ofnewspapsrs supposed to contain inoendiary
matter. Referred to the Postofice Committee.
Mr.. John Coohrans introduced a bill to
amend the passenger laws for the better pro-
lection and security Of female passengers.
A bill to establish the collection districts Of
the United States, and to designate ports Of
entry and delivery for tho same, and regulat-
ing the appointment and compensation of-the
officers Of customs; also, q bill for tho simplif-
cation and oodi6cation Of the revenue laws,
and for other purposes. ., .,'.I
Mr.. Grow introduced bill to prevent the
sale of public lands, except to actual settlers,
until ten years after their survey. A bill for
the admission Of Kansas into the Union, and
q Homestead Bill.
Mr.. Florence introduced French Spoliation
Bill, and bill granting pensionsto the soldiers
Of the war of 1872. Mr.. Florence also intro
duceda bill equalizing the army, navy and
marine pensions, and bill fixing and regu-
lating the duties on imports.
Mr.. Campbell presented the resolutions of
the Legislature Of PennsJ Jlvania in favor Of
protective tariff.
Mr.. Moorehesd introduced bill for the i'm
provement Of the navigation Of the Ohio
River.
Mr.. Morris, Of Pennsylvania, introduced an
international copyright bill.
Mr.. Pryor offered resolution, calling on
the President for the correspondents between
the British Government and ours, touching the
occupation Of San Juan Island; also, = resolu-
lion inssructing the Committee on Commerce
to inquire what measures should be adopted
with view Of procuring the reduction Of
duties, by foreign governments, on tobacco.
The above were appropriately referred.
Mr.. John Cochrane presented the petition Of
VIM. ]. Hsckett and others, Of the Seventh
Ward Of New York, asking the freedom Of
public lands.