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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-25
DYJ, O. MCGUIRE 800,

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by o. R. 7. GROWN q CO.,
Horses, Mules, Carriages, Wssons, and H.ne..
sss A sHTs1R'p On . M TTEspAr JHussDAI
city Horse Market, on sixth strsst, near the
oes and eonsisnments. Storage for carriages and
isssd.sps: &. Il Z cRSws a CO., Aus,..
ID W. l.. WALL q co,
ID AUcTIoNEERs.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPosTToRY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, &C.,
% LouIsIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth st., Washington.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON csNneNMENTa
STORAGE ron CARRIAGES.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, hs.,
Received for Private sale.
JsaS-u W. L WALL CO.. Aua.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CON.
0 DRmNED STORES.
e ,GS 1 rs s.s n.s co s nh so 's SSo%
ing condemned articles, Wis
IS Round Jackets
90 Blue Flannel Jumpers
sssK yards Blue satinst
llsk Flannel
ll6 Bsrnsley sheeting
i0t pairs Shoes
10 blankets
Loo pounds beef
l,s6s Flour
Oh Rice
6osk Butter
h2 Tobacco.
Together with lot Of TrouSsrs, shirts, broad,
Pork, Pickles, Coifee, Beans, &C.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
By order Of s. p. BROWN, Navy Agent.
m2t-dtd X. +. PAGE, AuotionSer.
GALE OF REFUSE LUMBER AND
- CHIPS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
UNITED STATES NAVY YARD,l
WASHMoTor, March u, 1854. I
On SATURDAY neNt, 2sth instant, will be sold
at IL o'clock At this yard, to the highest bidder,
quantity OF Refuse Lumber and Chipb, In lots to
suit purchasers.
Terms, cash in Government funds.
CHARLES L. LATHROP,
m29-tt Naval storekeeper.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-25

HIDES. WILL BE SOLD AT AUG
III TION, every WEDNESDAY and SATUR.
DAY, at II o'clock q. m, at the WHARF foot OF
sixth street, all the HIDES, TALLOW, ke., that
may be on hand, OF Cattle slaughtered outslde the
limits OF the District OF Columbia, and shipped 70
this point for such disposition. Terms; cash, in
Government funds, to be paid at the time Of sale.
q. BELL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-25

ID EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
III AGENCY
Everybody should call on
N. II. MILLER,
INTELLIGENCE OFFICH,
For servants and real estate. Agency No. Gil Ninth
neet near PennsylvAniA avenue, (north.)
Particular attention paid to the renting OF Dwell.
tate and other Property bought and sold on com.
Property holders can obtain the best Of tenants
without charge.
NIB. The best OF reference given when required.
, 1864-01-31

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The VaEarics Of an Emperor.

Napoleon the Third is strangely sensitive
upon one subject: he desires, above all
things, that the world should look as much
as possible upon the founder Of the Napo-
lconic dynasty MS an Emperor, and not as Il
soldier, He can not bear illusions to the
sPetit Corpora1;'' he wishes to ignore the
commencement Of the great Captain's
career, md see In him but the Emperor.
Louis Napoleon has carried this sentiment to
d degree which orerstcps the sublime and
In the Place yendome, In Paris, there ia
grand column, made Of bronze, OF great
Height, and which was surnounted with an
Immense statue Of Napoleon the First, as all
,Frenchmcn love to see him-in his cooked
hat and famous coroit grlse-1n TACT, as tne
peculiar to him This was most appropriate.
as the column upon which the statue stood
ia made Of caunons captured from the enc
mics Of France. Around this Co1onne de
Vendome the old soldiers from the 1nva1tdes
we're wont TO collect and gaze admiringly At
the ef11gy of their beloved commander. There
wes much In this trophy to awaken the
pride and sensibility Of the veterans, as It is
covered with beautifully executed reliefs OF
the great victories won By. them under the
commaud Of the "Petit Corporal"
Napoleon the Third could not bear the sight
Of his statue. He caused It to be removed,
and instead placed there magnificent First
Emperor, IN q Roman toga, with crown Up.
on Ills head, and In his hand the instg1ia OF
empire. They made q Cesar Of the Little
Corroral, whose splendid statue they have
placed iar ont Of the town, upon suburban
exhibition and penrile vanity on the part Of
their Emperor and ri1ienie hea5ty thf GG,
1ite man In shirt. with candle In his
hand nn AT It lie great distance from which i is
s1an the Static loses all the effect the En-
| ] reror Imagined it would have, and We dare
! fay that BE- wishes that the cooked hat and q
| The long gray oyercoat we're once moro Oh tne
| ION Of that great colrmn
, 1864-01-31
FROM sPalH9FlELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribpnc-1
EPH1EoF1ELp, Jan. 30, 1858.
Mnjor-Gereral McClernand of this city
leaves here next Tuesday for New Orleans.
He will report to Gen. Banks It ia said that
part, If not all, Of his old Army Corps will
be assigned to the command OF this gallant
officer.
Soldiers rc-cnlietipg Us veterans will not
be allowed to select a new. regiment, but
must remain in the same company and rcgi-
ncnt in which they now are. This is off,
ci:L The re-enlistmcnt Of so many Of the
old veteran regiments has undoubtedly serv-
cd to stimulate culistmente all over the State.
During Thursday and Friday and to-day, over
400 recruits arrived in this city and reported
themselves at the headquarters OF Lieut..
uubbs. .
-Four dcscrtcrs named William r. Patte, Co.
/, 41st regiment Ill. volunteers; John ".
Fuller, Co. D, 123d regiment; II. D. L. Ian
dett, Co. Z, 108th regiment, and John ".
McGavern, Co. II, 18th regiment, were
brought to this city on Thursday last and
were sent TO camp yesterday.
The a6th veteran regiment Of Illinois vol
untcers, numbering $50 men, commanded by
Lient- Col. Greathouse, arrived at Camp But
lcr Friday morning. They left scottyille,
Ala, on Sunday last
Col. John Williams, Treasurer Of the State
Sanitary Commission, has received $50 from
the citizens of. Buaa, to be applied for the
benefit Of sick and wounded soldiers.
Wm. Hickman, Esq, acting Coroner, re-
ceived an application yesterday to hold IN
inquest on the body Of soldier fouudrde lead
on the prairie The Coroner decided that In
as much as the deceased was soldier, the
case did not come within his Jurisdiction,
but advised that the military authorities take
the matter into their own hands. The name
ofthe deceased was not known.
The U. s. District Court WAS in session
Friday, Judge Treat presiding. A motion
was made for new trial in the case Of Zinarl
Lewis, convicted Of passing counterfeit
Treasury note. The motion was overru1ed
and the defendant was sentenced to one yea1
in the Penltentiary md to pay tine Of one
dollar and costs.
Geo. Walker, Esq, former editor Of the
State R4gistcr, is sick in this city and not ex
pected to recover =
, 1864-01-31
FROM FORT SHITH.

Efpecinl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnnei
Fort SMITH, Jan. %, 1854.
Tic district of the frontier heretofore COM
maudcd by Gen. Mcneil, having been meg-
Eed in the new Department Of Arkans1s,
Gen. Thayer has, by order Of Gen. Steele,
been assigned here and will arrive to-mo1-
RON.
One Of the boats bound for this point with
Government supplies has been compelled to
return oa account Of tho low stage Of the
river. The remainder are light draught
and will probably reach here before rise.
Thirty-eight scminoles lately deserted from
Magruder in body, and arrived at Waldton
yesterday, where they surrendered Them
stlres Us prisoners Of war to our forces.
Their Interpreter represented Magruder rs
concentrating his forces On the border Of LOU
isiana, preparatory to an expected attack
from Banks.
Oyer 40, ,000 negroes have been corralled at
Bcrtznm, Houston, Dalton and other towns
in the interior Of Tcxae, hundreds Of whom
are dying from dieease, starvation and cx-
Fo6urc. The advance of the Federal army
will be hailed with delight by thousands Of
loyal Texans, whose suilerings nader the re-
bel rule exceed, If possible, the atrocities
psacticed by the Indians.
L.V- Summers, an Officer Of Quantrel's
command, was brought here to day Prison
CT. Hc is originally from Bates comfy, Mo.
He was Lient- in The Confederate army and
Joined Quantrel just before the Eaxtc.'s
Spring massacre. He Is only e yca:s old.
He says he emptied two reEolvers at old
Blunt.
Tt is r1iniug and milling severely, and the
river is rapidly rising.
There was an exciting rumor in town to-
day thnt Wnldron Ind been attacked BY Pricc's
force and captured. If this il truc,'t Is doubt
less the advance Of the robcl column which
has so long threatened an attack on Little
Rock. WaldrQu Is 70 miles South.
, 1864-01-31
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JANUARY IL, 1864

should appear that We are likely to lose both,
au rational beings We should Iausc md con-
slider well The direction which we are taking
If the war should continue twelve months
longer. with no greater success to our arms,
there is great dnugcr that tie Institution OF
slavery Yill be hoPelessly destroyed"
Gov. Vance, Of North Carolina, comes out
In q eaTd in the Raleigh Standard sealnst the
taxation Of State property for The Con1eLeE-
fhc North Carolina and virEtuia papers aze
frmi IN tie belief that Wilmington is soon to
be attacked, aid have much to say about the
concentration Of forces here which are mag
nj1cd into very large numbers.
DR.. j. T. Leach, the conservative member
elect in the new Confederate Congress, eaTs
in the Raleigh Standard Of the 18th inst !:
" North Carolina now claims the fu1tlllment
Of the compact or the right to depart from
tic Coafederacy in peace"
At the great meeting Eeld In johnson couu.
y fago1ing a call for: q State Constitutional
the committee on resolutions. Meetings arc
being held in different counties having the
Tho Raleigh STATE Journal says: y: x !:
The proposition for State Convention, 80
close on the hecls of 'Mr. Lincoln's PROPOSE
lion to let one-tenth Of the people form q
State government, has a very strong odor Of
dfs1oyalty and trcnEon about 1t. ...
The Henderson, n. C., Tines Is delighted
over the reported retir. ment of Gen, Butler,
and BY the establishment Of department Of
North Carolina, which the Times SAYS re-
turn Of North Carolina to the Union:
The Ruleigh STATE Journal says:
Our exchanges from all quarters of the
Confederacy udmonish us that m advance by
Beast Butter on some point On the Whining
ton ind Weldon railroad, is probable. ,'-
, 1864-01-31

1T1om tie St. Louis Republican, Jan. ss.l
Among the pleasing incidents attend
ing the unhcrnlded visit Of General
Grant to this city at this time, was his call
Yesterday on the CITY Uairersily, where he
paesed two hours In reviewing the arrange
inents and listening to the recitations Of the
students Of this most admirable institution,
under the. charge Of President Edward Wy
mnn.
To the President and students 1t was most
gratifying visit, attording them an opportuni-
ty to see and welcome the military hero whom
fortune and the successful results Of teicely
contested campaigns hare crowned with
wreath after wreath Of the coveted 1aurels
which martial yIctors only wear. The three
hundred pupils of the University, among
whom arc two SONS Of General Grant, with
aGmiring curiosity, yet altogether orderly and
respectful, eyed the man whose name is for
ever to be aesociated In history with the most
remarkable exploits in our military annals,
and when he did bid them farewell they
broke ont Spontaneously into the heartiest
expressions Of applause.
Tet among these youths, not one wore an
cir more modest, unpretending and uncon-
sctous, than that which marked Gen Grant,
though famed and successful to the highest
degree, and charged with the grayest respon-
sibilitics resting upon the shoulders Of any
General in the armies Of the Union.
, 1864-01-31
20, and whit Bfignoli cannot do. It punches
ftehly at billiards, and In E.ct does what
clubs DE-, only In cheaper end more charac-

10, and whit Bfignoli cannot do. It punches
he1ly at billiards., and In Ect does what
Clubs Dr., only in cheaper and more charac-
tCristic W:y.
It is enid II at Bohemia has It's queen. The
lady bears tie reputation Of c le1..alc M-ccn-
e.. VITO is ever eager to aid financially such
Il the subjects Gs may tc in want, or iayoly-
&C In financial embarTassments. STOPPING to
the democratic idea of microcosul, she IRE
GEcntiy srpE ct PGfi'e, appearing to hare I,
friendly word fer all. OF coarse, al previous
remarks Upt n the r sonal and moral Gneleau-
1icefs Of tie bulk Of Bohemia must lie held
i1crrHcab1e 10 Ia Il Inc de Eahen4e Theo1et-
ictl1r, Bohemia is exclusive; practically It ia
rot. Mutual GdniFGtion Is ore of its funda-
lrtutal principles; contempt for the intolara-
bic trammeIs Of society, and yindlcatfpu Of
tie right Of 'sEenjuss' to do I'LL things without
STINT or restraint. seems to. ba The compre-
ttlsi:e idccs Of It's theology, From these Gcts
hTtry fair idea Of the Institution as It nav
BIZ Cleaned. Such are the ways Of the Bedon-
tnE, hunting itcrnE ind writing ephemeral nr-
helee during the day, gossipping and philos-
oIhtztrg during the evening at PfaE's, aal
= orkfnE out those sublime problems Of re-
form which g2iu no cTcdence or respect be-
Jond the smoky precincts OF their subterra-
neen y'arntfee. 4 few Of the .Boheiniuua are.
edltaFe, hut the majority Of them depend up
on the poorly compensated ehauccwork
which may be thrown in their way, OF pre-
ca1jonB coutIibrtorships to the story papers.
IEeir incomes arc consequently! small, aud
but few can eay how many of them NAV lead
the 1iycs ofa Bosce and Savage, pinchcl With
cold, hunGtr and poverty.
, 1864-01-31
FR0a ST. PAUL.
-'---- ~ -. -
fEpecial Disfa9gee 70 tie Chicago Tribune

lEpettal utef6seofo 70 tie Chacasn Tfbuue.1
ST. PAuL, Jan. -.
The House has passed the joint resolution
Of thanks 10 Minnesota soldiers, md also the
memorial to Congress for indemnity for
the sufferers by the Sioux War. Both had
previously passed the Senate. The bill max
ing a1i appropriation for the support Of the
deaf md dumb, WAS made the SPECIAL order
for Thursday ucxt. In the Senate the busi-
ness was Of q local character.
4 fire broke out about eight o'clock last
evening in clothing store on Third street,
owned 0y Hirsch Heiman. A strong South
cast wt,sd~. WAS Lowing: at tho.
time -, ard +: the frame building" which
aJjo!ncd on the West was
sccn III flames. This was occuried by M.
Wit TOR Ealoon and residence. a tour-story
stone block staid the further progress of the
fire up street, and the great exertiona Of the
firemen prevented It's spreading further down
the wooden row. The buildings consumed
were both two story frames. Cahill's book
store suffered considerably by the hasty re-
1nosal Of his stock, which was unceremoni-
ouE1y dropped in the street. The flrcmen
worked brayely and prevented very disas-
trous fire by their 1abors. As It Is, the loss
foots up e, ,ooo, partially covered by tnsur-
aEce- Mr. Witt is tue only one who loses
heavily, his loss being 5000, and insurance
sC-n
, 1864-01-31

new ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-The Free State
Convention for tho nomination Of candidates
for State officers Will be held here on Febra-
a1y lst- The names now mentioned most
prominently in connection with the Gubcrna-
torial chair, are J. Whitaker and Hon. MI"
chacl Ham. Hon. Mr.. Durant can have the
nomination If he will take it.
State, the Convention to so modify the Con-
stitutton as to exclude negroes from tho rep
resentatfve basis.
The secession pastor Of the Methodist
church Of this city, Rev. MI. Davis, preached
last Sunday to 4 large congregation OF Union
lists who had assembled to listen to Bishop
Amee. Bishop Amos was present bat was
not invited to q scat in the pnlpit: The affair
has created much feeling here: The Bishop
to take charge Of the Methodist church and
is now proceeding In that direction. An
army Chaplain has been assigned By him to
each Of the n. E. churches In New. Oslcaus,
and be will himself preach in the Methodist
church :.
The veteran troops IN this DEPARTMENT are
The Hartford, the flag ship Of Admiral Far
1scut, with the old hero on board, arrived
LA private letter From Texas gives the &C.
eount Of the destruction before reported, Of q
rebel cotton clad gunboat, near Port Cavallo,
on the 31st ult., BY the ganboat scloto, as-
sisted by the United States steamship Aonon'
cahela, The letter also states that The rebels
| miles inland on the Brazos River. It is said
| that I'D. 600 haye been concentrated there al
| Inc mouth Of the river, and on tho coas
! Immediately around the mouth.
| Fortilcations mounting twenty -four guns
have been erected.
, 1864-01-31
Gb'!!ccao9a Qribnne.



The telegraph brings us cheering news
fnom East Tennessee aud Northern Alabama
->ear scyietvi1c, which is twenty-five miles
southeast of Knoxville, on the Little Pigeon
Fiycr, gallant fight took place on Thurs
6ay last between Sturgcs' cavalry and the
1ehel cavalry, IN which the litter were badly
1ciulscd with q loss Of tTo rifcd cannon and
pau hundred prisoners. At Athens the robels
.siso wcro rcpulsed nflcr tweuty-four hours'
1.Ght. and. again this side Of Florence bY
Col. A&AleIs force. Bat there arc only
1leSpremonIs soEsns Of the great and des-
Yer tEedort 6fss fbssls win shortly make
TO regain ard loId East Tennessee, and tbere-
~ aislodgc rs from our position 1t Ch.tta-
14oogu- To tl.is end We have no doabt thcy
VIII make desperate struggle. We have no
fears for the result
Tic peace movement in North Carolina
continues to gain. ground steadily, and the
extracts from the press Of that state, in
another column, will be found Of unusual in
1crcst. The current Is rapidly setting North
ward in the old North State.
Tic news from Texas is Of importance
-:ia:on1oras, which Seems destined to witness
revolution nearly every week, is again the
Theatre Of conflict, and additional interest
attaches to it from the fact that portion Of
Gen. Hcrron's command crossed the rirer to
the sacred soil Of Mexico, apparently to pro-
tcct the American consulate, and performed
street duty by cecorting The Consul to
Brownsville.
cur Indianapolis dispatch, will hive 10000
1Ew men In the field When spring opens.
NJ ct ie Illinois doing?
, 1864-01-31

NEW YoEK, Jan. 30.-The steamer Morn
ing Star, New Orleans 24th, via Havana 26th,
has arrived. She brings dispatches from
Advices from Matamoras report another
revolution there. Cortanas Was again in
lower. he :was placed second in command OF
the troops which according to previous ac-
counts had been ordered to march against
Mexico and uEe his power to again make him
self Governor.
A letter dated Mobile Bay, January 9th, In
giving an account Of an attempt to destroy u
rebel steamer aground on the bar, reports
quite fight between our fleet aud Fort M0F-
gan. We were unable to get the steamer out,
hut received no damage.
There WIS considerable fighting among the
Acxicans In Matamoras on the 10th inst,
when Gen. Heron, commanding our forces
at Brownsville, dispatched the 13th Wiscon.
sin, 9TH Ills, and i've pieces OF the Wiscon-
sin battery ncross the river. All but the 20tll
Wifconsin biyouacked OF the banks, hit This
regiment went almost up to the Plan, and
spent tie night in front OF the residence Of
tho American Consul, who next morning
wat escorted TO Brownsville, together with
4 large number Of followers, some two hun
drcd Of whom retained their arms, which
they delivered up to the United States au-
tloritiee.
, 1864-01-31
Z Battle IL Mobile Bay
between our Fleet
and Fort Morgan.
RUE.ORED CAPTURE OF WAL
;DRGk BY PREGE'3 AnEaf,
Important from Texas---The
Rebels Concentrating
their Army.
A REVOLUTION IN MATAM0RAS---
UEi7tD STATES TR0OPS ON
mExtCAR SOIL.
10000 New Men from Irdi-
ana Ready for the Field.
FROM WASHINGTON,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune, i


Especial Dlspatch to the Chicago Ttfbune.1
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, 1854.
DEsERTRRs COMING IN.
Authentic adyicee from Gen Thomas, armv
state +,,n+ e7,,oo ho ~. ae.s,aos aa'a's
us@ts @'AA - ~ Nae u9ouAieu com'uanu u
sual1snooga, o,cto seoei soldiers lave Folun-
ta17ly come within Lis lines. At this rate
little will be left Of Johnston's army nv
surinr.
tAAo off'
Inc CLERKS IN tic Treasury Department
were paid off to-day in five per cent. two
year notes.
rur connr or c,.,wa
m. o,r;, n,.,,a,ssa+;en 1900 M ~ aa4e..
;, 1ee el'll appropriation o.A reported ny thc
Committee Of Ways and Means, contains an
item Of three hundred thousand dollars for
;,scmcnts tn be hereafter rendered hr +1,c
CsE.4 - Tra;. .r,,s - ,.aaes,. e ,,.,.. .as
Goui. VI e'aan0' An's IL ~ "ccofoaace Win
the u" OF last session recognizing the
court, but the practical absurdity of an ap-
preparation in adrance of judgments will
n,ni,,h,v lead to nm amendment of +hal law"
..a1a,s.1 e.-H..., ''A~
NA1!osA. oAsh c1RooAAH'
The following circular has been sent BY the
T. +. Treasurer to all the National Banks
which have been designated as permanent
repositories on the list already published
TREASURY o. 8; WAs!1tsGTos,
'an. - 4a'a.
OH - !h rsa. ins..uc.'oas @ i1om too occlo.
, 1864-01-31
harkets by Telegraph.


St. I.oufs Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l
Sr. Louis, Jauuary g, 1851.
TorAcco-Market continues unchanged. With sales
of8 hhds factory lues at 37.en3S.73; s do planters
lugs at <sec31l.53: do common caf at sI3s1stl?1:
G do medium manufacturing Leaf ut t1sSo9A.o1; Is
boxes at <:o.s5a2l.a5 1 1,hds withdrawn.
NutsKy-Declincd and active. with sales Of 3i3 bb
In two lots It ssc.
PRovls1oHa-There is no movement q: an- imror.
tance.
GRocEE1Es-AtaEket very quiet and business ex-
aced!uElJ light. We quote RIO Coffee at sf.{9ss. Su.
GER, including new, sold ut 1:hstsc- Considerable
shipments os sugars have accumulated ct points hc-
los but now that tho river ts open they will bo a1rly
In.
wooL.-Masktt continues quiet and steady, with
sales Of IL bags unwashed At &c. We quois tub waa
ed at 12l;5c.
HoGs-Wc could hear Of nothing doing to-day;
fnv contract lots Arr1glug The ecason has abont
clQsEd. ----'-
, 1864-01-31
[spec.a, Dlsp.tch TO the Chicago oTrtbunc..


F1AxkToRT, Ky., Ian. 90, 1854
L bill in relation to the payment Of the
Campbell County Home Guards, was rejected
in the Senate to-day.
The bill to further regulate inspection sales
Of tobacco In the city Of Louisville, was
finally passed to-day. This Is one Of the
most important acts OF the session.
At the hour Of u both houses resumed the
special order, being an election of T. s. sena--
tor. Il
In the Honse, considerable discussion arose
upon a resolution to postpone the election,
the Bell and Guthrie men uniting their
strength In favor Of 4 postponement- After
considerable discussion An adjournment IVES
moved and carried.
We think this an evidence that there will
be no election of Senator this winter.
Ad}utaut Gen. Thomas and staff left here
for Louisville this evening.
, 1864-01-31
------ -------------.---
idaho for ftn Tnfort.

We are at last in possession Of the returns
of the 1ccert Territorial Election in Idaho.
The total vote polled Was 7,9l2, of which
Gov. Wallace, the Union candidate, received
4,3s9 and Judge C@unady, Copperhead, re-
ceived, 3, ,523, giving the former a clear ma
jofiiy OF SEC votes.
ldahu has thus placed herself clearly and
decidedly light xpon the Union question, f.
consnmmatIon as gratifying IS it WAS unex.
1Gctcd 10 us.
Gov. VIM. Il. Wallace, tho delegate elect,
is an excellent man. lie is well known, and
dceetvedly popular throughout the country
oi the Noit Pacific slope-.n Oregon, WASH
1ngton, and the new Territory be has now
Lis first experience in Congress, having been
delegate from Washington Territory for one
or more terms Of Congress BE will make
al able and faithful representative, and prove
an honorable mud valuable MD to the Great
West in the halls Of Congress.