, 1862-03-06

Several editorials designed Tor this issue have
been crowded out, but the reader will not miss
them. Read Il q news
CoNPLINENTARY.-It will be remembered that
the 5. n Francisco Bvlletm sJIne time since pub
liShed Slanderous communication respecting
Col. TiltOn, and refused him the satisfaction Of
disclosing the authors name. The same apei
"i the 1lth ult. publishes the following well mer.
tied tribute; Major James TitOn, OF Olympia.
W. T., has received the appointment Of Lii uten.
ant.COlonel to the regiment Of U. S. Volunteer
Infantry for Washington Territory. Col Stein.
berger. who, we understand, has the appoint
mrnt Of the officers Of his regiment, has secured
in him an officer Of much merit. Col. Tituh
was for many years U. S. Surveyor General Of
Washington Territory. His political oppOnent-
there some time ago raised hue and cry as to
the soundness Of his loyalty, but as far as VT
could learn, without sufficient ground. HIS an.
tecedents as brave soldier were in harmony
with his professions Of attachment to the Union
That he has received the present high appoint.
nent should end al further discussions OF th,
.ubject His military career in our late war with
Mexico was a Distinguished one. Adiutant and
Brevet Major Of the Voitigeur Regiment, he
served with gnllantFy and credit from Vera Cruz
to the City Of N xico. and was twice wounded
and gazetied on that line." ,....-,.
DR. ANsoS @. HESRY.-This individual Ii
present incumbent Of tho Surveyor.G Generars
Office, the man who acOuld make q b .Iter speech
than President Lincoln" and who might have
aspired with as much pruPFiety 10 the Presi-
dental chair, 4 We take for granted his own as
sunhee Of his mouts--this psrsOnage, who pub
lishes 70 the world in ono breath that be Is .
pillar Of the Church, and pFoclaims himself In
the next breath. liar and saadeFer Zee the late
issues Of the Standard lis just now acquiring
some little nO,orieiy in the prsssof our Territory
The Vancouver Telegraph gives him several not
very complimentary notices IN is issue Of the
sslh ult. al Of which are truthful and well
mrrited. The 0ssrIsnd Pres exposes his hypO-
cFisy and incOmpetsncy, and nys be must 60
out Of ONCE On Or befors The lst of August
Amen, say We. ~ ., fi...3 sf.aa ybnad
Rattle his bones over The stones
Hes only . panper Wham nobody oWnA"i
0UR RWnAHvEs.--Avlilingh himself Of the op-
portuEdty afforded by lhs pFsssnce Of the steam
pils-dFiveE Dr.. Weber has had his whfr
strengthened By The addition of number Of piles.
Notwithstanding lhs heavy expense attending
4. the pFopretors are determined 70 keep both
wharves in The best possible condition. Our
wharyes viii compare hvorlbly with ths mosi
costly wharvss of San Francisco, which have
been built BY wealthy joint stock companies,
while those u Sleilacoom wire erected b. ind.
yiduala This speaks voll for The enterprise oI
our wharf owners Ms Ksachs wharf Is at
present undergoing repairs and alterations which
win cos, upwards Of t7oo. 'ssa
MARNE DIsAsfgR-NIxE LIVES Losf.-The
0rsriand Pres of Monday last says: The
schooner Toio, bound from Victoria to Port
Ladlow, was capsiaed IN the SlFaits o. Fuca on
las. Monday morning, and out Of twelve sous
On board an were drowned but three. The only
names reported among the lost arc Capt Mao
hey, master of ihe 7Slo, R A. Ediy, W. Carter,
W. Cox, und Ellsrs--tbs names Of the ciew
are not given. ?. J. Byrne. mate, and two other
men were taken from the wreck on. Wednesday
sitsrnOOn BY The slOOp Random, and carried 20
Victoria.
SPRISe.--Sping has cone At last, and no mis-
taks The snow and ice have disappeared, and
Dame Nature L donning her ruiment of green.
Winter Is gone, with ils skies % wan y
ltsiey bands are braken: tei-
Warm breczes blow, the rivers fow,
Aud the woods Of Tie given token.
The blue.bird, peFched n the sunny uook.
The early rnplurrs sing. 'ei-
Aud the irugpops up his hrad IN the brook,
3" And ehauhis the song q Spring.
ARiuvEp. .--Mr. ,. N. Chapman, late Repre-.
sentative in the Territorial LeesIatare from his
county, arrived IN stsIlacoom on The evening Of
ths 4th instant; having made the voyage from
Olympia. sia Doamirs's Point IN lhe iast$aiIing
yacht Ubiquitous, in 90 days We ere habpy q
ny that Mr. Chapman looks very vel, sasF his
long and dangerous passage, and Il,at hs r.ceiv,
. bsa5ty welcome from lis eOa,titusnaa IL
bsinsl from De cApiial no laisr usws thaa thui
piblhhsd h owll1i ilsuA E, l,a l-,a ,ss-.
WnEHs y vizosf-A fisnd rsquss,, n. a
inquirs uhaihas bscsns q Victor smish. Our
fissd : hsolieions ~ viooss ussl, and uuuld
hsslo kusS q hsis IN Sliss. Dsssa dl1l'.
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