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This gentleman ma lie speech Mt the Re-
publican Club Room in this City on Thurs
Ing evening last. Though greatly fa'igued
bg almos, inccssant travel and much wenried
Ly frequent speaking, he entertained the
audience for over An hour in a capital man.
ncr. No better speech have we listened to
DARING This campaign. It's convincing logic,
whitening sarcasm. pungent irony, met with
frequent plsud,ts at the hands Of his arprc-
ciatlys audience. Most telling. palpab.e,
and direct, were the hits made by the spetker
10 esn-ilrrin. the claims of Mr.. COLE to
the surravos IT the people Of this Congress
ional District. Col. WARREN is certainly
"amoug the first Of the many able men Of
which the Espabican party of this State
can boast" and the result Of the efficient
labors he has performed in this campaign,
will be apprccabIe to even the meanest
capacity at ths balot.box, one week from
mex; Tuesday.
2 ~ YOU want the true time, 50 to W. II. ALMss
has got the aucst Regulator the Missouri
slope,
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EErrHLiCAS HEapQrsRTERs,
Tharsiav nataher 9th. {


Thursday, October 18th.
The Clab met Pursuant, to adjournment.
The President being absent, 7. Z. Treynor
was called 10 the char. Several ladies
we're in attendance, and a .srge audience of
Republican voters, besides sprinkling Of
lem ocrats. lion. Fiiz Henry Warren ad-
dressed the Club, making one OF those
inimitable speeches Of his, full Of vi. and
huanor, and shouudins in telling hits, holi-
ins the audiences in rapt attention for an
doaE and bali. At the close Of the speech
the Club adjourned with .ares cheers for
Warren.
THoS. p. TREVOR, Pses's. pro ss,s.
VIZ. III. kI<swss, Sew.
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Las, wsek &c took occasion tn show thai
While Col. R,pelvr was preaching NJ "non-
Intervention" h. was hggJiny to his bosom
a"rsical anti slavery" man an avowed
shahg,onts. For thus alIuitng to him,
ssI slowing up hi, inconsistency and abo.
htt5n nroeIs''les, Col. B,auur calls ~ the
",mtlis.t u small fry politicians The
taL !, sht we acknowledge tho corn
the i. HI, the proof Ne ctvci NJ bet
Ter svilsaes could b. ada 'si - prove
m'n "sh smallest Of small fry" politicians
than the fact that he had given moments
consideration to the "po,,tlon = or scr;b-
bIinEs # Col. BAupgrr.
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v.sIEsAsAs, e.: TIE srus Il y. ses-aaxa o. j
VIZ fss sas ss-oaai the eare<al an. az
Szrsse eesPraass =. T2ssseta1s rreseraptleas Al.
sazss sresspss in the kaxfssa. Ge<zzxa- Latin aas
freHea LAassAse Rts tsax exgeries saas szagest-
AT ssvari1snss tAs nszx sz.asesss srsssses q. IN
ssyas Tat ssisrs safs.sssas via ~ rszs<rea ne
sres,ess care sza ssseasa Aas ss-e s<ssa~e IN Ne
esrsssa Il cssnseass As< asxss sssesssy vasA sas-
49, - ssrrsss I'll szssesss $50. - ssassss 50
GA
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THE. LAST CALL.

All persons knowing ihcr solves indebted to rs are
respectfully requested 10 call and settle Immediately.
All ho owe rs On Box account reque ted 10 call
sn settle by note otherwise. Having sold eur
Stk of merchandise. going to devote az If cur
ae IA the settlement OF notes and that is due
Bcucsnh a.s is The last cali. and all that don't
make s"uo satisfactory arrangement Immediately ay
expert Ia pay costs,
We keep cur oflce at the Old stand
TuoTLE \ JACKSON.
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Esfray Notice,
PINE LUMBER.


Corw-S -trsr.s orrfcr
CaracII RsuT., Sept sash, 1850
Notice il hrresr rivsn Prp-errteTs f srzrsp Ard
nrerdorea Lss3s IN PV.tsvz:tzate rsuaiy lev a and
tnf8r sSSsae@, tat Patent has been reserved thts
ease f5r al he swamp ard Ove-Esxe! LAMB ia cad
esiT ssti sde -fFrsR ssN scct!sss rHses ar evea
EHrss@rs 10 AL tsszsy-ss0 Gsg~sb1 taree Aa>rss art
s-tea aErsSs aaa that the claim
ants kasaE Fresszsio4 Ce-t4acsse4 & the 1s ssre--
seyea 70 SAD CHsntv, Fesrire1 to zsake rs,rea,
tkszssas, &C 9. s<fsse the Pirss OF Jaaaary 1851
j. p CAsArr,
sIEs Cssziy Jssss.
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one seex from next Tuesday, the people
Of tn. County, will he called ap3a, 10 eneb
evil township, to elect member Of the
r,uaty Board Of Supervisor, ani yet We
h-ar Of no nominations being made by
sither party. 10 any Of the township, Of the
County. We hope the Importance Of E!IIng
,hi. oEbss With good, practtcfl business
nan, ha, not bcen overlooked or under.
estimated by the people Of any township
in this Couaty. L., as eisc. good, com petent
men, and .has give the new system fair
trial. There il 40 time II he i9.', % bring
gu, four candidates n .oaee, that their m !rtt.
AMI dcmgrlt. may be canTasssl, ere you
record your preference at sho ballot box.
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4, CARD.

CorsefL ELrrrs. Iowa. Juno 1st 1850.
Reins. 81 lsje rnten'ively engaged in the McrCan-
tile and MILLING business, We have transferred cur
Iiatgkfnx ColcStinn. Land and Tax PAYING Business
Ia Mn NATHAN =. DODGE. who has tcen connected
with House from its Organization and cordially
commend him to former patrons responsible
and vino will atteud faithfully and promptly
10 all business intEusici 10 his care
Very Respectfully.
D0pGp
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view GttE rf.iIN<.

Oar old friend, anj r,ss', PAX CORES
pendent Of the N,ap4rsH l.. NJ bocgL,ss,
rsturnsi to this oIty on Tu,siry last, H.
eresIIrat health anil spirits. IL viii re
,aayn hero long enough to vote for "Oh
Abs" and Col. CrRris, and then ''o7er th-
hill, and FAR away" again, probably. We
sfa aisbsci 10 him FOR the foliowins data:
Resafn trip occupied . days met en- route
for Denver, and loaded with goods, 1901
wagons! each wagon contained, a. the least
calculation, 1000 panniH, making IN tho
aggregate, 5,Hil 900 pounds, or So tons;
each wagon vas drawn tv, (ou an average
8 yoke 81 esen~-in The aggregate, q 3O5
vcks., or l2,6lO head Of cattle. Saw bat
Is grave. On tho sntiFe route health Of the
plans must have been remarkably good this
season fareih's s,ransulatinn being about
the only fatal disease,
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BEWARE OF THE DOG.

A candidate for Office calls at tho resi-
dencc of a gentleman to solici, his vote:
Candidatc-Madam, is your husband
about?
Lady-Yes, sir he has gone to haul away
a dead dog, and will be back directly.
Caadidate-Sheep. killing dog reckon,
madam?
Fierce ,p1ken Urchin-No, SIRIUS.
barksd himself to death at candidates
pap said.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

fTHHE undersigned has been spn,inted Executor Of
L the Estate OF J. Is Beers. deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate request Cd to
have them probate and fled with Inc County Judge Of
Pottawattauiie County, Iowa. &. BALDWIN,
Executor.
n. B-Duripg nv absence from Council Bluffs. AIRY
person having any business 10 transact with IL
EEe uor of said Estate, vii cali rrou s. Clinton Esq
uHn Is authorized 10 act nay Attorney m settlement
Tt said Estate. c. BALDWIN
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SILL Il BOWEN.
notice.!

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC, THAT !
have this day sold out all my interest the Watch
and Jewclry business in Councl Bluffs, TO W. II.
ALMY, who will Continue the business ut the old
stand Que door from Pacific House. With pleasure
recommend him to the confidence Of my old tusA
toners.
Mr.. s. KENDALL, the best Watch Maker in the
estcTn Country. will continue with him. and devote
his whole time to the Repairing Department, in all
It's hrInshrs.
All articles left with previous to date that have
not been delivered Will be left with Mr.. ALMY for
delivery.
Council Bluffs, June ith 1850.
A. n. ROBINSON.
y. BAH parties know ing themselves indebi cd
20 nae by note or box account, viii please make
immediate settlement. aud these having claims against
me Will please present them Immediately,
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coon NEWS FROM OREGON.

On the 81 inst. J. W. NssxIrH, Douglas
Democrat. and Col. f. u. B.kKa. Republic
can. we're daily and legally elected Z. s.
Senator's from oregon--tas former for six
aud the latter fer Eve years. Old Jolans
aud ne'asion Smith laid upon the shelf
Coed!
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MEMHERoF EOARDoF EDUCATION


At the solicitation Of many Republicans
in the counties Of Fremont, Mills and Pot
tawattamio, our fellow-townsmau. DEXTER
G. ELoouER, has consented TO become a
cand.d date IN tbs 81 Judicial District for
member Of III, u rari of Education. Mr..
IiLooasE is a practical man in every sense
Of the ,eTm--a man Of sound judgment,
large experiences, and without any o: the
characteristics ot old focyism eingin. TO
him. lie has for years, taken deep in
tcrest and active part, in educational mat
ters in this County, and knows as we'll as
any ether man in the district what lcgisla-
~ is necessary, il any,to secure greater
cTeienor H. 2u- State system Ct c>a..-.on
schools. We ash the real friends Of Edaes-
ton throughout the district to give Mr..
BLoorER a cordial and hearty support.
J ~ II. ktNy's JeNetry Store IL next door to
Tie Pacific Hausc-~slI woss dsne in gerswaaiiSs
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notice.


Ft,ng CorsCfI hLrers 4 <yssAsKA rTEnY
j Company, whoss smsDd~r Articles ~ !aegrbosa.
tim yuli bed - Tesp RED ~ law. In The Commit
BnTs fDnpare3 ia the >snb Il 4Ezass, A. ID. 1887,
befebr give notice ss futile, rssHTsi ~ TIE Sens
ersi Incorporation isx Of The 3tsss VI iesa ~ follows,
t,-wH:
fsT-Thsr nsp e Il "Tts Cornell BiuSs and SebrssS
Ia Ferry Comp NJ fhris principal plsce Of ranss
ssibg bIsses ppyo thsir Perry Bost VI the Mis-
tys.f River. tstvsea egsli fsrfs ss.d Omaha or ~
:ae 0fses tlt eseTstsry ~ THE Company in Ouahs,
xebfssks., oysSssts 10 cosaei gsgs on tho xissoun
River.
2D-TIe renSaI sst.re Of .heir t.ssiness 10 - fsn
sns or S.esm Ferry Ysz's hsiween ihe eties ~
Omaha ana csrsaess Baes ~ TIRE Mi.ssafi River.
2D-Am0Snt ~ their Csrtsi Stick pad In, u 6eveaS
sr-Five Tboussnd pag.1Ts
4TH--TBe OF ss1ss3encsfnent 81 the Corporation ws1
August, 1857; and she time Of sEs Cooperation unos
th<s Afieiss Of Asssssiios, In Iowa. IL twenty yesss
6yH-5he Affairs ~ the Company ere 10 ~ enndectsl
b. $40 Dirers1ss. sfs 10 be sIefsd "na the Era
Mosdsy IN Anxnss " cs<h rear ~ - soOn thssssfsss =
II practicable -
srHTs hixhsa ssnenns Of ip1ese dsess Or lssbsIffv
70 ~ki<h the cerpssn IL ~ time sajecs issejf.
IL left OPTIONAL with TIE Directors CompsAg4
7TH-Ths prissfs yrspssty 81 any indiyidusl nsmber
~ this Company shsf 10 70 wise be isbe for Aebts lu
b. the Go1ys-y nnlsss speb tnivSassl memboy SnalB
tAsfean.o ssssses.y xfss be cposens.
~ c.sccf VI tbs Bcsra.
slsi7~s HExay 3 CURTIS. Sseysfsvy.
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The weather for = day or two past
has been rather windy, bringing in lis train
plenty Of dust and Pixies Peakers, but .
soaking rain, for the last s~eoty -four hours,
has bad the effect to settle the dass, and
also the -smmigrant.
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ess' bAsssrr says that a, The ,sesa. State
ses''es ia Pean'lvauia the force, opposed
=" LINCOLN did net surpers fosrrn With the
''"s anan'n''y ~,ta which they will ,sprer,
hssstA'' Col. Fessxr say. that no fusion
can ee formed IN Psunsy,r.uia whereby a.
nAs, 'ess' 10 that State can Be given 10
porelAs - we're east fss resrsa. G,..,
sss viii diE9.
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TG. +. MrEILEs, has opeoed cigar
and tobacco store, on Lower Broadway,
seasly oppos,te County Judges ofkee. Mr..
n. nanasSetures good article Of cigars,
and keeps for sale, all kinds Of tobacco,
pipes, etc. Ye lovers Of ssthe ueed," drop
in and examine bis stock.
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NOTICE..

The Co-partper,aip heretofore existing hetweeN
EeSS ECtLELLASD has this dag been dissolved,
ElatGa consent, excepting Bak Accounts, Notes.
r. H0NS,
W. 2. hcCLELLAND.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to HoSS
acCLELIaNn 10 this way will do well to call ard set-
tie. IL they wish 10 costs. Call Al old stand
the siSa Of the golden mortar
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POPULATION OF ONO.

rfie coo sssAsis RGstwAsas ~sassf ssr ~ases tie
sisssss ssrkss Frses ~iII - pail II she City Mil.
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rAKR NnrfcRs

nv hst hereafter. al 6hestrs Yets msst ~ pall
In savascs. 10 81. cases. vftAous respect ~ 80
SOS. y. n. tNAJ0,
= !, ,sss.~
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ga freight train, Of some fifteen wag-
ems, belonging to Messrs. BALDwis, PEcRAx
L Co. returned to this city on Thursday,
from it's second trip to Denver this season.
The teams are in tolsrably fair condition.
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col. TIrZ HENRY WARREN.

", II. ALNy .as in store mammoth stock Of
Caek. u sIl sizes. prices aud tcsefiptIons.
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PEyNAYLvANIA.

The vote Of Pennsylvania at the late cleo
ton for GoSornor will prove to be, in round
numbers, about Eve hundred thousand, of
which about two hundred and sixty-fve
thousand we're cast for Col. Curtin, the
Republican candidate. This is thirty
Eve thousand more than Mr.. Buchanan's
vote in 1876, and about one hundred and
eighteen thousand more than Col. Free
mon,'s. So immense Political revolution
in so short time has not heretofore been
recorded in the history oil any of the States.
The magnitude Of the change raises it out
Of the sphere Of ordinary political phenom-
ena. 1t shows . decided spirit against
which there can be no successful resist
nnce.
TAKE EITHER HORN OF THE DILEMMA.
"Ion," Democratic correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun, thus tells the whole story
about Pennsylvania
Foster was honestly sustained by the
different parties hostile to Lincoln, or he was
not. Ii the former was the fact, then Lin
coin has fixed majority; if the latter, then
it is certain that those who deceived the
Democracy then will do it again. Lincoln's
vote is to be larger than Cursin's if. indeed
Lincoln is preferred to Breckenridge by
numbers who voted for Foster.
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Dissolution

ne os-rsrtascshls herss.tu-e r.fs.snx r4-l~r .sr
Sra rssse sas style - iNha HsasAn<u 4 Ca Is tai,
asr ssssosves ny -Etusl ard al s~st. srr
~ TIE SAD 1Er g. - raH4 By iaAn HantseYr a.:
81 seess asr - sas@ srra paid said sassa-
VIE sss FsrcAas the entEFe interest ~ Jers,. Pea
s-sa q 'ae ara 81 JSsEa HazfAerz 4 CO.
JOHN HAWTHORN
JEREMIAH roExcN-
eesc u s.s1.. res~-srr Ga $50
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Sre'sties. Ne Sc vhssa viii 70 Sod at les prices
ss ever ssftos warranted prove ass represented
Esatehes. caa-ssx. sra IsweIry REPAIRED In Tsr
rsaes tanrarSh ARD wassnaase manner, ans all work
sAsssSrrn sn-s charges reasonable.
CsuzSsi aaSss. Iawa, AsS rs, 1850 vsai7s
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J ~ II. krNT's JCsctry Store Is next door to
tie Pacific Haasr~sll work dsne in a eersaaaiiSs
zasareg ,ad w.RaA>TEp.
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: ~ yOu wan! the true time, 90 to ". II. ALMS's
has got the aueSt Regulator the Missouri
Slope.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-06

IMPENDING TROUBLE AT CoNsTANTINoPLE-
The correspondent of the New York World
writing from Constantnople under date Of
August Is, says that native Christians and
Franks are living in almost hourly eXpecta.
tion of a Moslem outbreak. All parties
foreigners, Greeks, Armenans and Turks
were arming to the extent of their means
Many had left the city for Europe Gold,
which had been at a premium, had been Of
fered at discount against reliable European
bills. One or two da angerous conspiraces
had been broken up. The government was
doing Its best TO prevent an outbreak. The
correspondent states that it was owing in
part to Russian influence 1t was very well
understood that Russian emissaries were
continually at work stirring up the Greeks
and Armenians. The Turks were also plot.
ting. Affairs in Syria had stirred the Mos
lem blood. A conspiracy had been discover
ed at Seutari, the design of which was to
murder the Sultan, burn the palace and
plunder the Christians These statements
indicate that Turkey is on the verge Of
serious troubles, in common with Italy and
Austria
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-06
Colusi County Correspondence.
GRAND RALLY on GRAND ISLAND.


mass meeting was held on Grand Island
on the Sd inst by the Breckenridge party, at
Eddy's Ferry. large posters were sent from
Marysvile announcing that Colonel Hatch,
Ord and Judge McQuaid would address the
citizens of Colusi county
1t was the intention to hold the meeting in
the School House, but it was thought best by
some 10 have the speaking done in front of
Messrs. Case & Goodhues store, as the sew
eral speakers announced in the bills were all
present.
The evening was little windy, and on
motion, the speaking was in the store-the
store being Il good sized room, but the pro-
prietors always keep it well stocked-the
rear being filled with goods, and there are
shelves and counters on both sides, still there
was space in the center of III feet in
length and feet in width AS soon as it
was known that the speaking would be in the
store. the audience went in and took the
right-hand side of the door. This was done
through courtesy, so that the speakers could
have the other side to walk to and fro with
sufficient room for them to swing their arms,
in order to give full force to their arguments.
During these preliminaries the most profound
silence prevailed. Finding all things now
satisfactory thus far, the speakers consulted
their friends and urged the propriety OF
choosing chairman and secretary for the
evening. Two of the most influential Breck-
inridgeites, after a short interview, informed
the speakers that at least one-third of the
audience were Republicans, and full three
fourths of the remainder were Belltes and
Douglasites. This being the fact, it was
deemed best the speakers should introduce
themselves Accordingly Col Hatch took the
floor (the space which was left through cour.
te>y by the Audience for the speakers,) and
the Colonel made a speech. Next Judge Ora
introduced himself, the audience making a
little more room. The Judge made fine
speech-dwelt considerably on the cham.
AS the Judge had the first slices of the cham, D
he soon satisfied his stomach Next Judge
McQuaid introduced himself, and after a few
remarks he took up the "ham," but as Judge
Ord had had the first slices of the cham,
there was not so much left for McQuaid.-
Still the audience made little more room,
so that the Judge could turn over the cham
to good advantage. But the Judge found the
shank of the cham" rather stale and his
stomach not yet satisfied, he took up for sub
ject matter the beautiful anecdote "of the
COW and the calf" He stated that an old
COW once had young calf; the calf used to
bunt the old COW for milk. AT last the old
COW went into the water so the calf had to
stick his nose under the water"
So much for the grand rally at this strong
hold ofthe Breckenridge party in Colus
Yours truly, J.
r. S-Several sucking calves were present
but they didn't run their noses into much
mater. j.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-06

The DAcTRIAN CAMELs-It will be observ-
ed that the Bactrian camels. imported a short
time ago from the Amoor River, and the
same which were on exhibition in this city,
are to be sold by Messrs Poulterer, De Ro
& Eldrdge. at auction, on the 10th of this
month on the cattle ground of the Bay Dis
trict Fair, at the Pioneer Race Course These
animals are said to be very hardy, and easily
taken care of requiring but little food, and
being capable of enduring immense fatigue
and the severest weather without danger or
inconvenience. They carry over 1000 lbs.
easily, and might be employed to advantage
in our mountains for packing ores or mer-
chandlse during the inclement season, over
the snow. Or they could be applied either
in Lower California or Sonora. We make
this notice to secure the attention, more par
tieularly, of some of our enterprising traders
believing that camels can be profitablv used
in this State, one of them being capable oi
doing the labor of at least three mules in our
rugged mountain country. Our climate is
sngularly favorable for their increase and it
might be a profitable business for some ofour
stock-breeders to give the matter careful
observation.-S. f. Alta.
We advise the Breckinridge stump-speak'
ers in this State by all means to possess
themselves of one or more of these animals
as it is admitted on all hands that they have
very hard road to travel; ;" besides, it viii
be the only sure means of attracting crowC
to listen to their twaddle.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-06

TURNER'S LEAGUE AT STOCKTON Tur.
ners' Societies of San Francisco, Sacramento,
Marysvile and Stockton, are to meet at
Stockton, on Monday next where they invite
all other Turner associations and singers in
the State. This is the first annual assembling
of the League, composed of Societies in these
four cities, and the occasion will be one of in
terest and great pleasure. The exercises will
commence on Monday with parades and tar
get shooting; Tuesday will be devoted to
singing exercises and gymnastic performan-
ees for the prizes offered; and on Wednes
day morning the Turner Congress assemblies,
and in the evening the grand ball comes off
-Sacramento Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-06

GEN. HARNEY AND SAN JUAN IsLAND.-A
Washington dispatch says that the Cabinet
has Just had n long session, at which all the
Secretaries, the Postmaster General and the
Attorney General, were present. The state
ment of General Harney, addressed to the
War Department, in reference to the San Juan
affair, was under consideration, but no de
cision in regard to it was come TO. General
Ilarney presists in the opiLion that the mis-
sion of General Scott was grave error, and
that the island would now be ours had he
not been interfered with. The General treats
diplomatic comfy and our agreement for
temporary joint occupancy as OF small
account. The President reserves the whole
case for deliberate judgment Gen Harney
SAYS he was not apprised by Lieut.. General
Scott of the nature of the latter's report, nor
of the ground of complaint against him, until
his arrival in Washington,-Bullett"'S 81.
LoDis Cor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-06

PACIFIC RAuRoAD.-We had the pleasure
of visit yesterday from Theodore D. Judah,
a civil engineer, thoroughly versed in his
profession, and who is heavily interested in
railroads in this State Mr. Judah is on his
way over the mountains to inform himself
relative to the practicabiity of the passes to
the east of US for railroad parposes prepora
tory to a visit to Washington. When a Pa
ciiic Railroad Bill shall be seriously enter
tained by Congress favorable to the pro.
ject, it is important that full and reliable in
formation should be had by the trainers of
the bill concerning the central routes The
scientific knowledge which Mr.. Judah will
obtain from personal observation, and his ac
quointance and standing at Washington,
may be of immense benefit to us ultimately
Therefore it is that we hail the trip now be-
ing made by Mr.. Judah as one of important
bearing on our interest railroad wise.-Nepa-
da Journal.