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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
LATER FROM PENSACOLA.

PENsAcoL,, Wed. night June l3.
A fine prize for privateer is now in full view. A
magnificent locking T. S Merchant ship up to the
dses last night. She s probably from distant port
aud sailed of the present OF things intend
ing to load at this place with lumber. The Wyandoe
lay alolg3ide Of her two hours this morning. About
eleven o'clock she sail stood the eastward She
may get picked up off Apalachcoa-a fort not included
in Old Abe's blockade list, it seems.
Tue steamer N,GgarG-or rather, supposed to be
arrived last night She relieved, doubt, by the
frigate ST. Louis which sailed Sunday Morning So you
have a new guardian Of the port OF Mobile
There has been much activity among neighbors
within the past few days. Several schooners loaded
with lumber apparently have arrived and others sailed
This morning counted anchor FIVE small steamers,
which have for time been busyipg themselves with
Confederacy matters.
Captain Jesse Cox. with some Of his command, were
in the city to-day. The Captain well his company,
il in good health. Ia his position he much
at home when in command Of the Nicholas or st.
Charles.
Blood Taylor at the head of an exploring party starts
for Point Clear this evening They design bzing ou"
wagon road connecting Pensacola and Point
ear in four hours.
For the first time in two weeks visited the navy
yard ibis morning. missed my acquaintapces OF the
red brooches, whose places supplied with Colonel
Gsddens Louisiana Regulars The yard locks dull and
desOlate enough since visitors are cut off.
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Prom The w Z res,.

Nrw YoSK FlsAscIs i IS stated that Mr. Com.
trol,r Dennson has been in the cy for the pas,
days eadsavoring 10 ra'se oaa Of one milioo o. o..
million ard haf, Of dolrs 10 e1Gbl4 the S.'e oa5.,
to carry the government. Toe State treasury . 80,
pleted. Every dollar Available that could b. anil.
psed, has been expended and nov the puable po,.
pect Il presented by the great ale Ct NV Yor ~
i's financial officers eegsng isvors Of tfe New York
wheels OF government. TIE charity Of our bank. "a,
alone prevent he State Of New York from ong to pr
tSst.
We ere not aware In what shape the Comptroller g,,
security for the amounts TO be obtained from The tlt
what consideration they eIpcct fer the accoumod,
to bnt tn are, doubtless, those among Gu Ia.
payers who " believe bat IL the necessity o. h Si,
requires Immediate Joan Of nj hon an telf n
doa ?, the cheap AID The rost derAbls maaut, n
obi in pg il would be BY the usual mole Of advert
for bid.
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faHgued by his trip and when loudly importuned Tor
speech, replied that IL be very short one that it
was the time for &C ing instead Of speaking, and all must
be up and doing that the old men, women aud children
must remain at home, and If any Of the young men
thought Of doing So he hoped the ladies would send them
pettcoats
The Camp is our Fair Ground. sweet retired place In
our environs The soldiers 10 like their quarters
very much and say it is the best place for drilling that
could be wished for.
Crowds gathered to witness their dress parade ana
all we're delighted at the skill and precision which char
acterized their exercises The Richmond Blues and
their gallant Captain will always be remembered by us
with pleasure
We expected to have tie pleasure Of entertaining these
companies several weeks, but on the 10Th mes
senger arrived in haste from the Kanswha Valley urging
General Wise to hasten West with all possible speed, as
indications given by the Orleans of an intention to
cross the river at three different points The command
for removal was given and the troops took leave of US
to-day followed by the hearty good wshes prayers, ard
Communications of all.
Cen. Wise will remain few days longer, and we
hope to have the pleasure OF hearing him speak tomor-
row. GREENBRIER.
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Boston Or,7i.

Boston OF ~ was H. u iigh- place. She was then con-
ending for liberty and threatened and coerced b,
.a, whole naval power Of Britain. Her resistance
a.ed the sympathy aud enlisted tie support Of all III
l.6sr colonies. Virginia seut her to Bunker HI
o azst ts- battles. AL sent money and words Of en-
c7ursge cement
Tbs Charleston Courier publishes the following docu
nsat Of shat remote day to sboa the feeling of the peO-
Die Of Charesoa for those of Boston. l. furnished aid
>, D.uads the shape acceptable to those for whom
Il. was designed. We wonder if there s any instance
record Of t5n esorng 10 the sort Of means for
.he relief Of distressed fellow citizens
The following ia the document:
Tie p1r. OF Boston having been blocked up since the
irs Cf ia asst bv feet OF Brit SD Of war, which
hostile invasion has wholly stopped the great and exen
W trde that fer more tnIE century past had beer
carried On rom thence lie great damage aud tisr,
% the i'm b2ats Ot town Of Boston, particularly
hoss -hos daily support depended on TIE business &C.
,sscned by the numerous s1ippug employed IN Their
commerce we the subscribers taking into cons d,rion
TIE melanclo, situation aud disreS, Of the said inhati
lns aad being willing contribute 10 the relief OF cur
5rlt-rgn whose only crime l. their eudeavor to tu5ate
che ar5 rary aud oppressive OF the British A
-ry aid Pal amsnt, manifesty tend ng TO deprive he
Americans taeir liberty have paid into toe hands OF
the respective sums cthXed 20 our nan e 5,
g be remted 20 Boston in the Spaedes and most efe
tive MARINER for s~erng the sautary purposes hereby
.tfeu 3e9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

NJ. JoHsnos having received = majority Was declared
TO be duly elected.
For the representative Of the 18Th District Mr. JoHy
SION, OF Lee, nominated Mr.. WALTER PRrsrox. Of ~.
county Of Washington, and Other nomination bei,s
made, Mr.. PRESTON vas unanimously elected
The Convention then proceeded to the election Of
Delegates for the State at large.
Mr. TREDWAY nominated Hon. JAWS A SEppo,
Mr.. MONTAGUE nominated Hon. WILLIAM BILL,,n
PRESTON.
Both gentlemen we're unanimously elected.
THE srRAsBURG CONNECTIONS.
The President laid before the Convention 1. con,.
ncaton from the Governor enclosing the Ordnance %
ltive the proposed railroad cCnnection between
burg and Winchester, With the endorsiton Of q L,s
declaring that be cannot recommend the construction ~
toe road at this tine.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Mr.. FISHER presented an ordnance 10 s1spenI n.
Board OF Puolc Works. which was laid UPON he t.tla
and ordered TO be printed.
On motion Of Mr. MORRIS the Convention a.
iourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

Smarti1g under the keen lash Of patriot lady CT
the enemy's officers in Alexandra lately remarked TO
other: "These Virginia ladies are very fearless. They
are more pucky than the men," Sr :" reored the lady,
"you have not met yet. When you do, you
will change your opinon!" Another, widow lady,
when offered "a pass" by Col Wilcox and from Alex
andrl and her farm near by indignantly spurned it, "a
Virginia LADY, Virginia soil and daughter of Virgin
ia state sman dsdsins TO by "a pass from wick
ed invader !" When warned that the sentines might
moes. her she said il they did she would send them to
their for better instruction She carried the day.
and travels as she lists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

GREE sPEEcHn-Qle an excitement was created In
front of the Centre Street d. Church. Philadelphia on
Sunday night last, by the of Mr. Thomas Young
member Of good standing OF the church. IL appears
that Mr Young previous TO the commencement Of the
service with several other PERSONS standing IL frcn
of the church. and when of the party said something
about the arrival of a pivateeer in New York, and
at the same time denouncug the officers and Of the
vessel as pirates Young Insisted that they were not p
rat 8 but men engaged in a lawful rebellion for their
rights. 1.-THE same time be remarked that Col. Ellis
worth was thief having stolen mans property, and
he was served right in being shot This created in
tense excitement and Young wassordered to leave,
which he did the crowd following after him, until be
took refuge in privsts house. The mob insisted that
he should be brought out, which finally DONE Young
being in charge OF number Of policemen who took him
TO station house. where he remained until Monday
ing when he underwent an examination before Mayor
Henry.
The mayor after hearing all the witnesses had to say
remarked that there not any testimony that justified
him in holding Mr.. Young to bail on the charge of iuci
ting to riot aud he must discharge him. The deen.
dant was only expressing his opiIions, and however
Others might differ with him 70 the correctness of
pertaining or the Judgment OF making them known never
heess he had the right to entertain and express them
saw proper He sload be sorry to attempt made
N Philadelphia to emulate the example Of other
mites to abrdge the freedom of speech The expression
of mere abstract opinion not a violation of law
thought might be very mprudent to give uersDce to
IT, If the right of speech is denied to-day il may
be denied to another to The mayor then order
ed Mr. Young TO be discharged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
The Yankee Congress.

The Northern papers announce the surprising intei-
geroe that Lincoln busy preparing his message, and
viii ke strong grounds in favor ofwar l. is also hint
ed. that he will call for 200 millions of money and
$40 thousand men 10 prosecute the war. The RuuP
Congress, with Labels corpus suspended and 80 600
hirengs in Washington viii of course vote for whatever
Lincoln asks. The question remains: vii their vote
produce either the money the men? The latter would
be forthcoming at once, if the former was obainabe-
Bat where viii that come from? Two hundred millions!
Already In debt 200 millions, without money without
income aud without credit-Who viii lend him any mOres
If be can get no money, he will get mentor the
Yankees have one vrsue-they wiz not 6gh. without.
pecuniary consideration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
BURNING A WHARF.

We understand from passengers who reached City
Point yesterday by the steamer Curtis Peck, that the
wharf Grove Landing has been burned. Information
having reached the people in that vicinity that Butler
contemplated landing large body Of forces there for the
purpose it is supposed, Of either cutting off commuuica
ton between Bethel Church and Yorktown or else pro-
oeeding to Richmond without passing yorktown, the
bridge was Immediately burned. Troops now can only
be landed in small boss This will require much time
though opposition should be offered. It is not
to be presumed, however, that they will be permitted to
land without opposition and comparatively small body
Of Confederate forces will be able to greatly harrass If
not entirely cut TO pieces force of the epemy greatly
superior in point of numbers.-Pstrsbrg Express.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
SHOOTING AFFAIR IN KNOXvIlLE-sPEEDY JU;.
1ICE

On Saturday evening two volunteer by the names Of
b ard and Arehert, ,tandig on bay street p.s
the store OF Mr. 7. q. Chame. gan OF some kni a..
fired from the daguerrean gallery VI Thos Il liey On
the opposite side of the The shot, /. supposed
va. aimed Mr.. Beard, member OF orc Of the you,
seer companies, but struck young Arebart in he ,houdr
na citing serious if no: fatal wound Arthar'sa men.
Der of Capt. Colvillos company, from Rhea county
man by tha name of Nathan hsrcum, belonging 10
Capt Ramseys coupsny, We arrested, and BY the io
Loving Wednesday mad been indicted, tried, couye,,d
tni sentenced TO eight years confinement 10 tie psnn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
FROM GREENBRlER.
June 18th.
To the Editor of the Whiq :

To the Editor fthe Wing:
Since wrote last, town has become the scene of
military camp with all its imposing regulations, that
go well calculated to inspire both fear and confidence
- companies from Richmond have been occupying
it. and - others from this aud negbbohng county
One of the former, the Richmond Blues" under Capt.
Wise arrived here the l4h. They formed quite an
imposing escort to General Wise who wss Welcomed BY
US With heartfelt cordially. The asps vS somewhat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
Value BILE addition TO The list OF our Defendor..

Value BILE addition 10 The list OF our Dsfenacrs'
Col George Crteuden late OF the United States Arm,
and one of its most gallant and accomplished officers
arrived in New Orleans last Monday rom New Mexico
via Texas Col Crttenden resigned from the old con-
corn before leaving New Mexico, despite the tenacity
with which his father clurg to the Union Col. G.
states that As Loring was only waiting to be renewed
il New Mexico, TO return TO the South, and that some
FIVE or SIX other officers who had resigned were also on
their way home Gen. A. s. johnson it is supposed, Is
with Col Jack Hays (he terrible jack party, which
started from California time ago. in the direction OF
Texas These very gratifying particulars reach us through
the New O.eans Dskta Of Tuesday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

A SHORT Waffle New Orleans Bee dwels on the
great anxiety of the North for short war referring to
the d5orous plants Of the Herald over its expensveness
and losses aud adds, truly enough, that the only way to
M Ike it short is for the Yankees to go back to
their onou patches repent of their SINS leave the Con-
federae States TO manage their affairs, and resign
themselves to the consequences of existence separate
80, I ,,-r4 from IA
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TIE ioloEing gent men we're yesterday elected by
the Convention 70 tie Confederate Congress which meets
IL this city the 2ist July. Toe delegation is good
in it.s AMI tAs the singular merit Of giving general
saisfsctOn
D;sfrie. lst r ". T. Hunter, Of Essex.
"a John Tyler, Of Charles CITY
81 Wm. H. Mcfarland. OF Richmond CITY.
4,h. Roger A. Prior, Of Petersburg.
5.h Thomas S. BocOck, Of ApPomlt.ux
Oh William 0. Rves, Of Aloemarle.
7ih Robert Z. Scott, Of Fauqu.er-
S.h james NJ Mason, Of Frederick.
oh john ". Brocksubrough Of Rock jge.
10Th. Chss W. Russell, Of Wheeling.
ilth. Robert Johnston, Of Harrison.
=" l2,h- Waller Staples, Of Montgomery.
lssh. Walter Preston, Of Washington.
STATE LARGE
James A Seldom, OF GoochlRud,
Wa. Ballard Preston, Of Montgomery,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
FOR THs WHO.
SIC SEEPEg TYRANNIS'

Oace more Virgin SIS voice Is raised
To sound the bl-.ie cry;
Ana 10 he's bosom SWANS q host
Resolved 10 do or die.
Che foudy husgsd he hope Of peace
Til peace bscsm. s-a-e,
Theu seized ihs battles bEfnished blade
To Iiolm ths tyranIs lair.
Cham Ions as In days OF yore
When Psesd, IN gssped for breath.
He binn6red hosts Ia .egions pour
To Victory or death.
Aniby that God that rul's the right
And nerves the p1t;.ots arm,
yIrginls's val in he fghi
Snall shield the south n ON harm.
Id, WARRINGTON ARTILLERY,
k'chIncnd June 20lh, 1851.
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We hear nothing this morning from the movements
of the armies worh reporting. The enemy had certainly
rec-cssed the Potomac TO Wllamspor; but it is sup
posed he Mill pluck up courage aud come back again.
A sEirmish took place not far from Cumberland in
which the enemy took to their heels Some few of them
were Killed and two guns captured.
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The Family AT the Late Judge Douglas


The Chicago papers contain an eloquent appeal on
bensf Of the widow aud children OF the late Senator
Douglas, 70. assistance to purchase home for them
Tue appeal states the melancholy fact, OF which the
public had had macy iutima'ions during the life of Mr.
D uglas. that lis estate was hopelessly bankrupt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

Received the 9th July, 1874, by the hands OF Paul
Tapier Jr, ESQ., hundred and thirty-tEo pounds
five ueccs on account ct TIE above subscriptions for the
relief cf Boston CHRIST. GADSDEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

proLIxE TX ruE RlvESUE foreign mportations at
New York continue to dsindle, and the Government!
revenue from that has fallen to very tiff ng fig
u,e The customs receipts at port on Friday last, aud
the aggregate for the week. did not is stated exceed
400 600
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

/, is stated, that Congress will sit only lie" days.
and with closed doors This is the government pro-
grsnme, aud will probably be carried ou-thougn mere
are few members who may claim the right Of speaking
their oDinions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

HfILFTAhY.-Ihsve lately invented for Camp purposes
vl Bed that combines essential rsgue srrng D.
portability Hghnen and comf have eonHTurtsd snd
suDscr vertical fsltng hinge for the OF TIE a ~
which d'pen.e h the middle legs aud rsan the sIen o.
the rail undmpi'hrd The sseEing which IL made double o.
the heaviest double Tent eo, and when folded ooAh
between the saekns secure compartment for packing be
clothes.
varied regiments, at their different stations whom hey arc
pronounced luxurious Bed without mattress, Although
treas can be used with them equally well a. with any ote De
stead.
The unanimous verdict Of all who furnished With then 40
those WIZ hsv .Iauined them Is that the fnrsHt0H T. perez ~
scey essnfdi for camp purposes III. therefore not TOO ue
that II undoubtedly the beat the strongest The mot
be aud The cheapest nos In Ispped for Apaent ~ h'
gomery -,
Dsnufac'upg article Of Camp FUR lure We u
Folding Camp abIes Mess Che sts, Cots. camp
stools, New lyle Am balances, Mattresses, rh
lows. &c RI HOWE G vernon II,
Ell and 18th st., oppojte Capitol sqaAEe
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COTTON YARN.-l5 bales Cotton Yarn, well AS'Or'd
~ for sale BY ooorov soy
f@BAKER's PREMIUM BIT.

~~BAK ER'S PREM1tM BIZ
W. TIERS 10 conceded TO be the most deheoes, ss ,
some and tonic in the World used BY almost every an
lily in VIRGINIA, solely fer this climate and soeo
found In the Of every Southern Family cure fo AL a
Of the stomach and bowe They never fall 70 mae
CURE Of DrsPKPsIA Nervous hesdseh Ae WIN pam ~
immediate relief correct
lvers aud debitated persons ssy Win ve wa
energy the whole system They only need trial 70 sNe neh
precedence all other B,er Thee bers can be nae
Messrs GRAY, PuRCrLL LADD 90, ana By all proninen,
Druggbs city Of Richmond add elsewhere In Virginia ana
O.; CANDY GtLPIs 90, Baltimore: A. PAHNEsTocK Aoo'
Philadelphis, and BARNEs PARK, New Ycrt
Orders nIed by Addressing BAKER, Proprietor
Tsh e-dke Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

R%SPECIAL NOTICE.-owinR TO the
49, npossblnty Of rrocu.iDs supplies. .reept for sasn
hefsaher vi cssh only. exception eny mo
vhess hsys bsss heretofore pse,gt pal DE months
pyia ~ ~ hsia tusst
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NOTICE.

ON and amer this date the Night Train viii be dseon ~ Ca
" tLued. HEsx
Trans will leave 80 heretofore, ate w., and p ".
Of eoirg the Hermitage Fair
Grounds Train will be at Inter Tss during the day
bAAL. RUTH, supt TTaoL
once r. p and p. r. Co.,
Richmond, f2h april 1851. apU
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

By order Of the Conyentol the 70 Losing ordtsa
20, Of that body published for general information
GEORGE W. hUhFORD.
Secretary OF the Conan n s.sith
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PISTOLS! PISTOLS!

TIVE Council OF the City OF R;hmoad, having appointed
Il Committee - hsvs Tents made for volunteers,
stand ruh 10 need Of them hereby give noe that
have opened a unier he g. Charles II whe hsn
prepsr IN give be made sonabs and
spp al TO all persons sho will Ia
the and urng h-ir Tents and which
Absolutely for their protection 10 cal and h-p
We will be ready distribute material Friday morning al Mae
o'c.ock.
~ ". a aiILsszvpRooK, Commute.
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The Convention reassembled At 3 o'clock P n. and
resumed the execution Of the order of the day.
For the representative Of the Fifth District, Mr.
FORBES nominated Hon. Tics 8. BococK. of the couu.
ty Of AppomattoI.
The nomination was sustained by Messrs SLAUGHT.
Err and SUfHERLIN, and was unanimously agreed TO-
For the representative Of the Seventh District Mr.
MOFFETr nominated Hon. WN sxIrH, of Farqoer.
Mr. CONRAD, of Frederick nominated Mr. ROBERT
E. Scorr, of the same tounty.
The roll called with the following result:
For scO1T.sets-s Janney president, Armstrong Aston
Carte, Cecil C6anbiss ohaub.s B. conIsd Tosst Y Con
rad james H. Cox ortcher, Gusts Deskns Domsn FORBES
Hale, Raymond, Hcge, nulatay hushs hull JOHNSON,
Johnston, kiby Mo omss Mesen X Mallory Msli,ry
drs s sharp shelley stinston ssurhter sov,bs sps.d
spurlocs st,p' Alex H. b. Stuart suthern rayloe Tredwsy
FoR wN SMITH aessrs Amber A NJ Barbour B,skey Geo
Bow, J Bort, Chapman cOnnsn Conn, Fisher e.rpe Fen
Turner, Willams26.
Whole number of votes So necessary to choice As
Mr. scorr having received a maturity, was declared to
be duly elected.
For the representative of the Eighth District, Mr.
B0RST nominated Hon. JAMES II. MASON, CT Fredet
lex.
Mr.. BARBOUR, of Jefferson, nominated Hon. A. R
BoTELER.
After remarks By various members. the roll wa
called, resutng--for Mr.. Mason "a, for Mr.. BorrLIl
As. Mr.. Mason having received a msjority was de
clared to be duly elected
For the representative Of the 10th District Mr. HALL
Of We;zsl nominated hr. CHARLES RUSSELL. of tn
county of Ohio
Mr.. RAYMOND noninited Mr.. JANIS NILSSON, o
MARION ana urged his election in and impress
sive speech.
Mr.. HARVIE warmly sustained the nomination of Nj
RussxLL After further remarks by other members th
roll was called with the following result For Me- Rus
SELL So; for Mr. NErsos g. Mr. RUSSELL having reoeiv
cd majority was declared to be duly elected
F)rthe representative Of the llth District. NJ. Nc
CoNAs nominated hon. ALBEIT JsSKIxs Of Oabell cour
~.
Mr.. HUGHES nominated RoBERr JOHNSTON, Of u
county Of Harrison.
Amer remarks BY sstesl members, The roll IVES called
yssultac yss M JouHoz W ta' ", Juxn "a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-26

New LIGHT IIoUsE.-Thc new light
house on Admiralty Head, Whidby's
Island, w. T., will exhibit its light for
the first time on the night of the 25th
January, 1861, and thereafter every
night from sunset to SUNRISE. III a
favorable state of atmosphere, from a
height OF fifteen feet above the water,
it should be visible, at a distance of
nineteen and a half statute or seventeen
nautical miles. The following is a dc.
scription: the structure is a dwelling
with u tower raising through the roof
at one end, both painted white ; the
tower is surmounted by on iron lantern,
painted red. The illuminating appara-
tus is catadioptric of the fourth order
Of the system Fresnel, and will show a
fired ~hite light: the arc Of the horizon
to be Illuminated is 200. Height OF
Tower from base to Focal Plane, Al #.
elevation Of base of tower above mean
level Of sea, 78ft. !; elevation of Focal
Plane above mean level of sea, 40 #.
Latitude, 4So o. 21.6" North ; Long,.
tudc, 1929 40 8" West.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-01-26
THE WASHINGTON STANDARD.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26. 1861.

The people of these United States are the
r%igltful masters of both Congresses and courts
not to overthrow the Constitution. nut 10 over
throw the men who pervert the Constitution. -
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.