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The observations of the winds as given above
show that the trades have prevailed go days,
or about three-fourths of the year, and that the
months in which they are most subject to inter
ruption are January, February, March, April,
May and December. Dews have been quite fire.
quent during the past year. and generally fall
during the night when light North winds or
calms prevail. Dews have been noted over forty
nights during the year.
In the huOkoa of Jan. IL, was printed a table
showing the amount of rain, which fell during
1861, as kept by DR.. @. P. Judd at his residence
in Nuuanu. The table includes the whole wear
excepting II days in February, during which he
was absent. More or less rain fell on l69 DAYS,
and the total amount that fell during the year
was - inches and 5S-lO0ths. as shown by the
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MEMORANDA.
Report of brig Victoria. Da~ueI-berE.


Left Balenas Bay. 18th March. with 80 brIs this season.
Reports the following vessels:
Brig kHhoia. B~rumerh0p, Feb. 81, IT Scsmmon'sL Lagoon. with
II whales Brig Comet and schooner Kalam4, al same place
and date, With Il whales between them.
At Marszrta and BaIienas Bsys-Ship Harvest, 8. whales 4;
bark Harmony 1860 bris. schooner Emma Rookie. 500 ship
C. W Morgan, Il whales ship John Rowland, 70 whales bk
caTib, $40 brisi bark Sarah Warren, $50 brk-
~ ship General Teste, Lopes-Len Honoialu. October 5.
Cruis=d on the coast Of New ZealsnI. In lat 46= :, long.
lS0@ W. fel in with immense quantities q field ice and very
large Islands q ice vas four days in going through. Len y.
T. Jan -; touched a; Marquesss on the passage hack, and
saw there the An. sperm whale lark SUNBEAM, with 400 brIs.
sperm. Spoke the General Scott OF New ZEALAND Jan. 10
she had taken nothing since leaving Honolulu.
~ ship Mary Hhhrdss Creesy-Left San Francisco on
Saturday, March S, at ! =. II. Firt four days had light
breeIes from ss.W. u w-s-W. Took the trades on the l4,h,
in lat - 5oE Latter part Of the passage had strong gales
from INV. Last day took the trades again, and encountered
= heavy squan, in which the fore top-saii and fore tup-gaIIant
sail were carried away from the yards. Arrived at Honolulu
on Sunday, I'D inst.
HLo, March 22-There have been two arrivals at this port,
as follows:
March lam VI bark Barnstahle, Rrowuson. from New Zeal-
aud. nothing since leaving Honolulu
s-Am sch TOandO, Gardner. &c days I'm Puget Sound.
with cargo Of lumber to Capt. ThOs. spencer.
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FROM LAHAISA-We learn with pleasure that the
cultivation Of cane at Lshains is progressing well.
and the prospects Of the new sugar mill company
very fair. Ii is estimated that not less than 500 acres
are already planted, and, If required, st least 400
more can be put in. The size and quality Of the
cane is very superior-large aud juicy. and promises
TO yield as much 10 the acre as the richest cane on
the islands The sugar mill has been ordered, and
is probably BY this time ready for shipment from
Boston. Mr.. A H. Spencer, formerly of MakawaO,
has charge Of the selection, purchase and shipment
Of the new mill. - =
BALL-Invitations have been issued by the lady
OF HENRY HACKFELD, Esq, Consul FOX Sweden and
Norway, for a ball at the Court House on Wednes-
day evening, March %, given. We understand in
honor Of the officers Of H. I VI. Corvette CaleraIa.
y By reference to our advertising columns, on
second page, it will be seen that Mr.. J. J. O'DonneIl,
plumber, has removed his shop into the building oc-
cupiei by Mr.. Siders, corner of King and Fort streets.
= The Yankee sailed on Wednesday at >
O'Clock. with a fair wind, and we hope may have a
short and pleasant passage over.
We understand that H. R. Fl. Prince Lot
Kamehameha was elected Colonel; Gov. Kekuanaoa.
Major; and II. R. H. Prince of Hawaii as Corporal
Of the :" First Hawaiian Cavalry"
- The ship which passed this port on the 18th
was probably the Vest Hiad, Elliot, 15 days from
San Francisco for Hongkong.
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sENGE
FORuGS,

-.Hn FOEuGS-
For sy E=GscIsco per Yankee March PINS Elliot and
dxuxhtrr ID g Waterman, Capt Chishnin. DIR De Wiz. Or W II
T.xtor Jams P~r-igr~~. n GHlinghaz. Chs Daily. Jacob
NcSurr " woad, Henry Story 2 Suorrs- Tbos II Grimes
4 VI roster Manual Roderlck, c W White. Aek1ck-1s-
For yIcrosIx. v. L-per Benjamin Kush- March I'm G
Moarsrrat WIN Crockett, Benjamin Boyd. John Benton, Daniel
p True. JOha PoneroT.
Troa sAs FxAScsco-Per Mary WhrrffEe, Narrh z-Dr
N Kobfr %cn. Physician lr O. = Hospital Honniulu- >;-yh~n
spencer, J c spaIiirs-
cOAETwfsE-
y-r g.r.t-p~r Odd PenS~. March 2o-Mrs NclTr. bE
sunIcu. Nr HaI~y and wife, Ar skater, = Masters Wh7oS- and
&c natives on deck-
Per KIIaCEl, March 23-Frou HGtc1ii +. JLazaru. ard sic
W Iy.~hcs and xffe- From Mani X ; W0d. vi haEer,
n y Landlord, 5 hospital m-n-ls Snin and, :" Passengers
From uuo-p<r Nettie Merrill ssTeh 2+-Dr IsykT'
D seorr. U -ehasrr. Capt J Chisb5ln, Z u Han-3- -than~se'
Far wfxoxIEo Posrs-per Kiaucz, Narrh 2S-Hrs wight
- . rhsLIren- Hon L HaafeJea- Frank sp~ne-r- hni Iufnn'
Joh. Baxer, Master James Hiton-s cabin, and sooai Sd-ek
pass<ngsrL
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARR Is

-Aleh O-ech oh Feisss- Gandag-- from HanaNi ana K5loa,
Shh - kEs 4 600 u4ts sugzr. 1G5 bH- noiass-s.
10 brs sFert p1tatoe-. . blEz fInE1-. ] tri talor.
% hh-s- q rs ship timber. = mules. ETC
I-Fr-uch Nh shtp General Test. Lopes. fruu coast q
S~- Z-al@nt, With 80 bHs ~ soI 1000 H. bone.
this srasrn.
@l-IsE- sIaSp L1uiza. PEN. re-.ruez from rea- leakinv
having h--n ah--nt % d1y-.
la ehpT@r ship Mary Hhiurize, Cr~esy. Is days
Iron "a frsnci-cu. IN rut- fr HouZk0ug-IiI
no eotn- in-te- SzE=i again On the z5;h. With
* baEs lsEs lbs furzgs-ylsl-, SIZE o.
Pa-sFuE-r-I-ssc F-rru-1n-
--Steamsr hnau-H- BeTT4L from ziBdEari ports. With
- bad eatG=. J hcr--, ) sleep, . baI-s uoal. 20
h1-.- : eanDz- J piece k0a icmber. : hides. ids
goai s<.ns- -Jo oranges. 10 bOxes houey. 2 hives
DG lag fungus : pkgs butter, bzsEet peaches.
--sch Netie Merrill. Borr-E. from lilo. Eiti al kess
AMI - mats sugar. 5 baie- p1i1. 10 machinery.
--sch hsm-hameha ", More, I'm Hama and KAlepo-
Ffo, win . cords WOOD and 100 mamane posts.
B-Has brig Victoria. Daueisberg. from BaIsnas Lay.
80 Or ; thHs a-44au-
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DIED.

JoSE-Dec- 24ih last on Jamaica Plain. near Boston. MIR
John Coin JONES, sgd o5 years. Mr.. Jones was L. $. Consul
II the port Of Honolulu for a number Of years previous to June,
1889.
HasHis-A, Rose Ranch, Ulupalakua- East Maui. II. l.. the
residence Of james Make. Esq. OF The 18th q March, Of con-
sumption. Mrs Wihelmina u. Harris. aged ~ years wife o.
Mr. George Harris, Of Petslu ma, California.
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Proclamation.
By THE GRACE OF Cop
~

By THE GRACE or Cop:
KfHEHAJBERA ".
KING OF THE HAwAIIAS IsLaxps:
IL PEIvY COUNCIL:
VIZ make known that. in Pursuance % the proxi
sions Of ORR Constitution, VIZ hereby convoke s,5
order the Legislative Chambers of ora Hinrdom 70
assemble al OUR Capital Of Honolulu. n; half pas, tea
A NJ OF the First Day Of May 4. D.. Eighteen hun.
dred and s~ixty-two.
Given under ORR Royal Sign Manual at oUR PsIas.
in the City q Honolulu. this twelfth DAY 81 March
A. d. Eighteen hundred and six,y-two, aud in ths
Eighth year Of OUR Reign.
kAAHUMANU. KAMEHANFUA
By the King and Kuhina Nui.
l. kANEBAxEHA.
The legislative Chambers Of the kingdom will
meet for the dispatch OF public business At their r..
spec;ive Chambers at the Court House, in the CITY az
Honolulu, on the date and time specised IN His
Majesty's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this dav-apd
they are 10 assemble in the Chamber Of the House Of
Mobiles at half past ten A. NJ on the First Day Of
May A. d. Eighteen hundred and sixty-tEo, to hear
the Royal Address from the Throne
L. kAMEHAMEHA
HoNE oFFIcE, March Il, 1862.
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1900 I-r-r Berjsnin Rush. March 22-ss kegs
..s 81 mats sugar. 100 half bsis crushed o. uPork.-
and I keg Whisky. 80 hh' casks 80 maSs = > -. rs q.
-n,o ! Z bar, coffee, 5.3 kegs sugar. 2i casks vhale oH,s
nrs ,oussoes, I pszuo. va,ue-done-ffc pbnnn'e' 's''"
s,rSlsn DO, Ssso-foiI nj. inciuh>nE
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RTURES.

aArrn Zl-Srh Old Fellow. Caudsge. Tor Hanalei ard K0bnz.
2-HaS- bark Benilmin Ea-h. Chadwick. for Victoria.
2S-steamer Rlausa, Berril. for LAhAina, Koua and
oth-r EinfEard ports
Ssh MangoSa-ai, Hahy, for Kofa and Kau-
GAM bsrS YANKEE. ClaNi0u. kr san FRANCISCO. with
full cargo q oil, sugar and pGig-
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now ~ripeuing.

OPP FOR THE ~ISEs-Besid the large stock of
mules shipped by the Benz. Rush, she is reported to
have taken of one or two passengers who perhaps had
passports, but not from their creditors. Can not
some mode be devised 10 prevent these slippery gen.
tlemen frem going of in such crowds for the dig
gings, without settling
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Shipas NInils.

yos LGHIIsA-per Nettje Merrill. on Thursday
zoe Huo-per Netrie Merrill. on thursday
sop EACLf-per Neixahin-. shout Saturday
7on EoSA-p-r Steamer, Tuesday next
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oMMEaCraL.
wEDyEsDM, MARCH 20, Is4a

By u- arrival q ths ship Mary sAIf1a2, On Sunday la.
Is dAyE pa.ass, ne wsr- placed In rvesipt q .aTiees FROM sza
FAnese0 70 Aasyh sth. No Yrk, tpap~nj F-h- II, AMI Lon
don, t@-zr-phe1 F-b- o.
T- unartansre k.. 81 H. sA;p p,fva.,iL 4, de-.rtzd al
our f0aTIa para has dspnEed cur CAIRNS q ih-ir Eastern aud
hsrupsaa esr-sDn>se- snd 7zp-r- Ad4-i - t- a-4sy.
<na Irregularities a;t~ndiag IT. American nAHs. i makes q sI-
r-rsiy asssynx % our susin-ss nen. Who ar. AZ a S@s &C
my wEether s-tters knx sxpseted have ben consumed. % are
an 70 arrive T@ st'srs Sssosd probably enhrae-s 'ho~ q
EAst<rn d-s>s % January ist, or th-r-.hosts. aB4 e sal BE veil
for eorT--speaasas 70 r-vlAe- their dsPaseh=- written abogi
shat tine
a ?. Everett has sstshHsh-d himself IN til Conmisshn
nusness a. EetorA Nr l. has ben long zd a4vorably
knosa 70 our residents, sBd his Iocalon al = pert be.-e-n
~s-s a1d Honoiata, a eonssf-rzb8e o-an-r-e 4. sp-inrnz up.
eaaoos hI of b-iaz 4 seasEt 70 S-s PAates AMI n-rrhaaa-
he aiTs-s received b he EAfrIa1s indicate tb- san
p7n-fsco mar<st az ehaa<-4 very suxhIy. Tie eir>rIAr q
xessrA Brooks ~hiek ne ias=rt bebO-, s 50 haL, st-I father
quotations are unse-ssv-
Be-sds N. ship above noesd, -- have Ind no osher HeTrhsn,
arrival snes oGr Lst issre- On the 2fst. the French <haieship
Ss- T,sfs z.~ into par. fron = socthsrn Di.~. IL brig
Sses'-s artr-d ca wetn~sa-y fr@ the coast Tb-ir rpors
um D. found belo~.
rh- bark Benz Rssh, Chadwick. SAILED On Saturday Er VIC
sra, taxinr sqarutHy q mules. slgEr and zaoiasses. as notiesd
n cur lat psae-
The bark Tsnk>e, mica sails to-day. takes 1000 barress Of
oifuo the Reindeer, which goes fr<ari from san Fr.Scssr5
By ship to Se~ York ss@ has also 500 packages q -uzAr
gaAaasy oS pals and a air passenger list
Frz Hno, 90 hesr Of the arrival ;hsre % The big Tou4a
-tth a zrzo of IGmber from Puget sound. Also that q The
vhaisship BaTnstabte, from n southern cruise.
In local trade, 90 have TO report extreme duIIns. - ana -
'~ aN The following may be given as eurreFl quotations Of
our ps>i1c<s
srsas-Sor< in market q not large and rsc-ipts from plan
t.tions Hated First quality Is held Al 8 u SIC second quail
tics, S 10 .e-
NoLasszs-DuH at Is a 2c-
HDEs-So change
FrLr-The b- rzfes realized On late shiuu.n,. gill cb-ek
exports of this article
Vroru-no-~~fr an a = z
C~orEEz-Dul a. roc
kicE-rhe exper1uea.si In making rice hgIins and polishing
machines having resulted in success, We shall pro ably be able
% prepare 5000 as marketable a quality OF this article As Is pro-
duesd any where in the Psefhs- Up To- this there has been no
regular trAHc IN rice, but the quantity now hp-niDg will son
require Q market
ExcHAses-onsan Francisco, par on the EAs;, pr sec,m
notation drAa42 % . per cent prem.
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sAN FRANcIsco MARKET.

The biiosing s=y interesting Circular. issuel by Nes-r- c.
". Brooks 4 Co, "a. received By the clipper Mary BAin idgs.
IL prvs>r;s q fal summary % Commercial news up % the sail
IND q DIT ahlp. - -
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The above is an unusually large feet Of vessels for
China. They may not all touch here. though the
ship Ringleader, steamer .uqrtiH White and bark
SpsedreH will, and there ought to arrive within the
next six days, if they have any winds
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- The ship which passed this port on the 18th
was probably the Uest Uiad, Elliot, Is days from
San Francisco for Hongkong.
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We are under obligations to Messrs. C. W.
Brooks & Co., and Messrs. M'Ruer & Merrill, of San
Francisco, for late papers. Also to J. W. Eullivan,
Esq, for his Kindness in replacing parcels of San
Francisco Weeklies which we're burned on board the
POLYNESIA. To Capt. Cressy, Of the Mary H1hitridge.
we are also Indebted for late papers, and he will
accept the thanks of the Honolulu public for the
favor conferred in touching at this port and landing
our California mail.
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= The Yankee sailed on wednesday at ?
O'Clock. with a fair wind, and we hope may have q
short and pleasant passage over.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

Grand aggregate of actual debt
and expendi ures and absolute
and contingent liabilities,
charge able TO this Adminisira-
ton during the first fifteen
months of its existence. S
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MAcHlNISTS.


HAVING ESTRFLY REFrTrED THE shop FORM
IL fkLY occupied ~ joan CoopeT, N 0sgood.
Sa q Co' iasf ant Hub Fscfery. prepared % DO
a. saa- 81 ~ork tue machinery hlaeksmithiug
hns hssing had fwelV~ YEAR experience IA rse best
machine shops tke couufry a4tier myself that car
give sBrr Satisfaction tb% wbe fsSof with
heir work. have m my efnpS one of the bet black
rrfr n the State ad Psy particular horse
shoeing ard machins forglus.
Repairing ~ all kinds promptly attended ~
Nu-.eIs Il all knsis bu4lf for the pAteui office.
Remember the place sQesre sDuth Of the Union
ft~f.ef 4 Illinois street b"'wN.
t.fVia-dfx 'si
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C,ntainjn0 Thirty Fine Ptres ana E,grarisgsofH'
AaG'oay and Physiologg of tie Seer'- Oygais IN 4
sffffe af ~ m aad Eise,fAe.
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INSURANCE.
THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE co.
or NEW YORK
Accumulation, 81, 100000
INSUR ANCE.

SEyEN- -EI6HTHs Of The profits divided TO the
- sured.
Dividends paid in the lifetime Of the assured.
The advantage Of part credit given IN payment of the
premiums.
"a policy Of life insurance Is the cheapest and safest
mode 81 making certain inve>tnentfor ores family. -.
BENJAMIN FRAxKLN.
e. Y. wENPLR, Secy........HE HENRY STONES, Pres't.
nA- Pamphlets Staf~Enents and Applicar will he
furnished and ali information desired will Be gsven BY the
undersigned. {. r DAVIS Agent
HEA oeice-2a aoor Odd FeIio~s' Hall. indianapolis.
Indiana ny24-a7a
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ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY.

Advertisements pahIi-hed IN both the Daily aud the
xfh ose-half me Weekly rates added
Rtsine~- Notice pablhed in fhe local columns, 81 ten
iine~ or under III be ehtry-d for csch Insertion Sls ~
ten line~ ten cent? p~r line
Charges rss he made far inserting The notices OF the
fsins Societies afa Assoc stsns at the rates
named to te paid tn advance:
Military Conpanies Order ~ Old Fellows. Masonic
erier- psfsevoI.rs Sorier,.s and singing Societies.
For exceeding Shines % cents Tor each
irISrrfion. over eight lines n this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, I'll;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notice IT Festivals Pctcs and Excursions gotten mp by
individuals aocstian by churches al the regular
prices =
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head II
Special Notices. I; ten lines will he charged double
the usual rsfe~
sveti-ements making less than three lines, inserted
once In the Daily will be charged hfty cents
Yearly advertisers To psv quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices Of every description
% he charged the rate o sl 20 for each n'e ~ the
Daily and 81 the Daily and Weekly the same to be- IN
ell cases. paid iu advance.
legal advertisements inserted the expense Of the at
toeys ordering and delsyahe for the legal proceed
ipgs hut coIleetable at our usual time Publishers mol
accuracy cf legal advertisements De-
sond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER. HARKSESs BINGHAM.
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ TfLFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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TuapOrtart To Females!

0ns department Of our Dpensary specially devoted
the treatment Of the Diseases of Females nch L-
chorrhea -" hite lire egulsr Painful and suppress
Mestruati0n. Nervous and General Debility, Diseases Of
he womb, Barrenness, DC.
Consult atoms and examinations free of charge.
Also for sale DR.. DEwEES'S REGULATUk PILLS
For Female Distractions irregularities &c Married la
dies in certain situations should not them. they
would miscarriage Price 81 per and may be
sent by mail.
DR. GALEN'S PREyENTIvR-An invaluable article
for those wishing limit he number of their offspring
the barren who desire chdTeu warranted niure
the health aud will last for lifetime any address
under seal on receipt Of the price-TWO DOLLARS.
PATIENTS AT A DISTASCE-By sending brief state
# their SYMPTOM will receive Blank Chart contain
ng list questions our terms for the course
&c Medicines any part Of the country any
case al home. free from danger OF curiosity.
All transactions private anu confidential. Remember
the and number.
Direct all letter.
GALES's HEAD DisPEysARY.
octiS-d8w Louisville Ky
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NOTICE.

VNTEhsvr this say solt our Bakery 70 Messrs Nick
w farroft.
1hsnkng the puble general for their b raj patron
sge. woed respectfully h The eon''naancs Of the
.sne q ssccsssoFs. A A j. AkiLffk
Issds-nspolls July .. lss2- JyuaA
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habit abuse To which i aided Observati0ns
Female Diseases and other interesting Of he
most importance 10 the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts of their physical alb y
enter thar state. any address in a sealed wrap
per- on receipt Of ten cents or four stamps.
We devote our entire time and attention 10 the treat
private diseases treated Of IN pr-
report our Dpensary is the only Institution Of the
kind in America which has been tablished by special
charter this fact should give II preference the
quacks of doubtful character be found in all
s-sfs
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ON A NEW Me T HOD OF
treating Venerial Diseases, inciu-
dig Syphilis in all it, STAGES;
Gonorrhea. elect. Structure, Nari-
cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases II
the Kidneys, Bladder &c.. with
out mercury. containing a val
liable treatise on thar widespread
uaIady of youth, Seminal Wesk-
ness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual
Debility. lmpotency, &c.. the Sc
cret intirmities Of youth and ma
turity arising from the baneful
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Being at the rate of for every month, &c.,
1880.
For every day, S2O27,9l1.
And vet. according to the Senator from
Iowa, Mr. Grimes. this is not the full amount
by perhaps 500 ,OO0. 900; and, indeed, is some
six hundred million dollars less than his own
actual but loose estimate.
Such is the appalling exhibit of the debt,
liability, and expenditures of this Government
within the past fifteen months: and now, sir,
l submit, in view of all these things, that it
would have been decent and becoming in the
gentlemen who have so lavishly bestowed their
censure upon others, had they been content
to expose error. it error there had been,
without imputaton or unfairness and dishon-
estv, and, above all, without insinuations of
disloyalty TO the Government under which we
were born, and the preservation ofwhich un-
impaired, just as we received it from our IA
theirs, we are committed unaterably by every
tie of birth, and kindred and language, by
every obligation of allegiance and of honor,
and by every sentiment and sympathy of our
hearts.
Sir, put these facts and figures upon rec
ord for no present partiSan purpose, but that
they my remain and abide the test of the fu-
ture, when conjecture shall have become cer-
tainty, and the Treasury Department have
been obliged to yield up the secrets of its
prison-house.
+'ur du'y to-day is to tax and fight. Twin brothers
of great power to them in good time shall be added
ird and vile eher he shall be OF Executive paren'sg
generated i'm Congress spring. like Minerva full grow
from the head of Army. care not. Come he WIZ, and
is sha be Emancipation. And these three-fAx
FiGHT, EAScPATE->hal be the TRINITY Of salvation
In thi> sim snail conquer.'- eech AZ Ar. Pike. -
hFiae, az the House of Representatives. Fe6 5, 1862
/ C1ng, g,esSiondi GLObs, =. 65s.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-25

The other day at vicksburg, Gen. Van
Dorm made an attack upon body OF our
troops. about 2 900 strong just below Vicks-
burg. Unawate Of their being within sup
porting distance Of the gunboats, he eau
uously marched 5000 troops out from their
camps far behihd the bluffs, skirting tho
woods, passed unseen below the vessels on
that side of tho river, and cautiously APP
preached his intended victims. Hidden 10
dense timber he depIoyed his. troops with
the rare military skill of veteran, aud
when 200 yards from the ravine ordered a
charge. Uttering an exceedingly terrify.
ing yell, the butternut multitude rushed for
ward, and so quickly that they were sur
prised themselves at arriving so soon upon
The open bank, and still more at being
greeted by terrible discharge Of shot.-
Quicker than the approach was the retreat
and headloDg flight ensued. Some hun
dreds for moment were seen struggling
waist deep through swamp, while othel
regiments were ordered near to prevent al
attack upon the mirring warriors. Three
were captured, but the number killed anC
wounded is unknown.