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Isthmus Ship Canal. 5
We have been f..vcn-:l-~snys th; A
Caliji/rnivi— with n. copy of u. I‘Uuk {math 'l.
"Isthmus of the Duricn Ship Canal, with}
1 full history of the Scotch ('ulony of 1):»
rien, let'ernl maps, views (If the country,
and original documents, by Dr. Culltn. F,
R. Gt 5. Second edition, Lutulun: lxtii."
We find it to be u. very interesting myth,
and if the statements represent the whole
truth, there is little reason to doubt thut n‘
ship canal will intersect the Isthmus at nm
distant day. The line proposed for the,
canal is about 80 miles east of l'nnunm.‘
The following extract from the Age, pre
sents a concise View of the project. i
“ A site for n practicable communication
by nship cnnul between the two oceans]
has atlnst been discovered by Dr. Edwurdi
Cullen in the Isthmus of liarien, in the re-j
public of New Granada, and under suehl
flvorable circumstances, that it seems to,
have been suggested by nature, for ttbottt'
ten miles of the work is already done, byi
a perfectly nutigable nnd titting river, thei
Silvana, which runs into the the Gulf (ill
SLNignel on the Pacific Ocean. From;
the point where the river divides and di-‘l
verges to the right. and left to Port liscos-‘
out and Caledonia Bay, in the Atlantic
Ocean, 1 distances of less than thirty miles,
nature oflers no obstacles, no opposition, no
difliculties, being chiefly over level land.
The highest cutting, it appears, does not
exceed 150 feet ; and there are valleys be.
tween the Cordileras through which the
canal may be cut without impediment.—
The entire distance from ocean to ocean
is under fbrty miles. The ports at each
end could accommodate a fleet lurger than
was ever mustered, and both freed by their
position from the frequent visitetions of
hurricanes and tornadoes to which other
localities in the western world are subject.
The canal ism be wide enough for two of
the largest ships to pass, and will be with
out locks, free and open at both ends, and
will rise and fall with the tide. It is ex
- pected that the largest ships will make the
tnnsit horn ocean to ocean in live hours,
The flood tide on the Pacific side rises ten
or twelve feet higher than ,on the Atlantic
side; the stronger current will naturally
be from this direction, which will opcrute
beneficially on the harbor at Port Escosces
in washing away and preventing sand
gatherings, or any other accumulations.
“ The locality of the route‘is extremely
healthy, which is proved not only by the
chrome of mosquitoes, but likewise by the
great longevity of the natives of this and
the surrounding districts. The soil is sin
gularly fertile ; the farmer reaps his two,
three, or erenfour crops a your; wheat
arrives at maturity in seventy, and pots.-
tocs in sigh” days. Perpetual spring
relgns, winter isunknown. All the
graduate of the tropical zone are within
‘ deven we is known toexist in
not verydistnut ports. Fish abound on
both oousts, end wild birds and other eni
msls—scme ediblm in profusion. lt
tppoers that this country hes been rarely
vstted, by the simplicity end ahyncs of
the actives, but they no represented us do
«KW so numerous as formerly, are
not to interfere with the progress
of the work; indeed Dr. Cullen thinks,
on tboontrsry, thst they might be in
deed tojoln in the labor: The President
and tho pverument of the Republic fore
see the immepsnrenble advantage that will
accrue to the country from the formation
of the canal, and the ormer-gnvc orders to
his sub-odicials to oler every facility, and
render eva'y udltance in 'mnking the sur
vey rend on the Ist of June, .1852, the
_ out of the Republic of New Gru-
Mh' . ed Minced Co ,gt
(5 'tnfilr les Pox, John Hen
-s who“ 811-E , ~ Illd
mm Cullen, the eulu’ivempglvilege
of ehttlag the csnel either in the has
those .destn'ihed, orin any other they my
0W pend moreover, granted—hem.
ell theduds lace-cry fer the canal
. about ”0,300 scres in addition, to be se
head at timir pleasure.” -
. ——__._.___
Tu Somers- os Katalin—The St.
Lone: Wins cornQonslenoe from
WNW, Khalil Territory, which shows
that that plan is destined to be oneof the
cities of the territory. Whitehead is des
cribed II follows :
“The sin is about live miles from St.
. Jose h, at the termination of the ridge
3%“. Phil! on the east, and
u the improvm and the
construction of a large city. The river
hen hoods ssuthwnrd sud washes the base
of the fldgpiylth schannel some titty
feet deep. e rich end beeutlfnl prairies
'PM “It Weltwud to the remotcet ex
tent 0' 'l'iol. while the magnificent forests
01.50:“ bottom, 11l the Black Snake
mm. W! the eastern view. It will, at
nbdlstnnt FM. be I'fil‘sce of great com
nerd-l hportenee. e'coun uround
is filling up with s most enterpflg end
Intelligent peOplo. Thousands have ul
randy come in, and thousands are still
coming. The lends (or frd’m ten to twenty
miles buck have, with but few exceptions,
bean chimed by anstters. They ere de.
would to improve and develope the
. II Igor! y u ihle, and the
VI“ Nthe ng in dogguso, for I herei
law A more energetic en intelligent body
fimli'tt‘ hrs? consist of the
n , eutuch ,T
see, .a mining: ~ 3' “m
sue-“0f lo'ereisnly was established at
Whitehead on the 24th of June by the
{crude- of n Squettcr Association, which
Wheel! to sustain all claimants of
” mo! land who shall become mem
hu‘lhorn-eoiation. One person shun
. IQ . did u claimant‘inildtng a cabin
GHQ» Helm thus lfamile of an
o’.‘ jOcouslderedandiatruder.
Mm forming the advance
7 . .‘ theNehr-sh Emigration Com
. .h, I“ Wallace the
;, We act, ton
, u. co the ma inst, smid
the cheered; .mmhlsge of friends,
.br M pw la the for West.
A ~,_*__. T
illir (lprwsitinu to the Democracy, and it: newl
‘ Srht-mr {or the Future. 1
1. When the opposition to the ilemoernticl
‘party, in 13:22 '3s}, united under the name‘
'oi' \\hi;<, they neon-ed that they had coma
hineil fur a great patriotie purpose, nnd,i
by dint of " panic " cries of all degrees 01";
iviulence, they succeeded in I'cvolutioniziin;j
Congress, arrd‘in greatly embarrassing thel
action of the heroic Jackson. They were‘
:trusted and tried for a time by the Ameri-l
‘ean people, and while they could hold to~l
lgether they were able to enrry out theirl
:Ineusures. We can but remember what,
‘thesc measures were when we recall their
ltriumph in low—the result of their union!
logainst the deniOeratic party. The bunk,‘
the bankrupt law, the tariff of 1842, the
distribution of the proceeds of the sales oil
the public lands. and the repeal of the in
, dependent treasury, were the trophies of
ithut era of whig rule. ’l‘hcse enorniities
were sought to be justified by the pretence
.lthnt they were necessary to the general
vi welfare; but a very brief triul soon led to
, their overthrow; and in one case at least—
_lthat of the bankrupt law—the same Con
_ gross that enacted the law, subsequently
It and almost unanimously repealedit. These
were a few of the consequences that follow
; ed the fusion of the opponents of the demo
, cratio party under the name of Whig.—
, 'l‘hcy combined for a patriotic purpose, as
, they alleged, and sue were the fruits of
. their combination.
- A new idea has, however, oeenrred to
I this opposition in 1854. They united for
1 success before, and their acts have become
J historical. They now mum-t for victory.
r in the one case they came together in one
f party; now they separateinto many. The
r name of whig is dead. lts charm has de
. parted. Made a powerful wutclnvord by
if such statesmen as Clay and Webster, it
I- cannot be worn by those who discard their
Ll examples. Hence new appellations are
i- assumed; and now the country is told that
o the game of the opposition is to let each
!. faction tight under its own sectional bun
u ncr; so that, when each has triumphed,
e they may come together, and, in one grand
y aggregate, throw themselves against the
e democratic party. Thus we see the abo
s litionists rallied in one quarter, under their
Ll peculiar doctrines; the know-nothings or
ganized in another; the money power in
y another; and the advocates of class legis
e lution in another. They profess to be
L- guided, as usual, by honest and patriotic
i purposes; but, as usual, their combination
l' must end in the infliction upon the people
~ and upon posterity of a brood of evils for
t more malignant and dangerous than any
, which the country has endured as the legar
; ey ofwhigmajorities.—— Washington Union.
9 ....__.____.
l Tulasox usmsnrsa 'ro ransom—When
‘ the avowul of lrcuaouablo continent; is
‘ tolerated in the American Senate, it is
" not aurpriaing that they are responded to
" and applauded in such naemblages as meet
I! together to form wafilicns to mint the
constitution and laws of the Union. The
' late disgraceful repudiation of his consti
’ tntionnl obligations by Senator Sumner
' was echoed and and a loaded in the late
I coalition convention mic}: assembled at
' Jockson, in Michigan. At thiaconvcntiou
‘ a Dr. Curtis spoke as follows:
i “If there was I slave in the room, and
a slave-hunter came to claim him, he would
‘ advise him to arm himself; and if a com
” mlulouer could be found base enough to
l recognise the laws of the United States
' and return a. slavth would tell him to
3 shoot down his master, and thou be sent t
"prison in inference to a leather]: planta
‘l tiou. Ho occupied a military poaition, and
.- he would like to hove a slavo-cotche‘r come
i to Oaklond county to take away'a clove——
' he would like tohave the military called out
' ——tho tooth regiment, for instance, toas'ut,
' in loading back a slave—M did not how
I ”gagging-143m madam." ‘
The can?! of such tmoonnble sentiments
wu todrive the honelt Whig portion of
the convention ontof the body, ond to
louo 11l unmixed band of abolition dia
unlonim to plot their tremnoble deaigna.
These are the legitinuto fruit: of o tolera
tion of mom! tnnon in high plmu. Upon
IICh ofleneea, committed by men occupy
ing elevated position, the power of an in
digmnt populn ”than! am be con
centrated until our ntioml councill are
purged of this chm o! dungerona politi
clans.
Tun MAN wuo nox’r Anvumsz.»—You
meet him occasionllly, Ind know him when
ever and wherever you encounter him. He‘
is his own betrayer. Hie'bnlinese he will;
not ndvestise, but involuntarily advertiser
himself wherever he goel. His cont in el-‘
ways nlmle need . He never rejoices in‘
e new benver. Elvis shirt coller msuifesu‘
I decided tendency to stalk behind his
cunt—en Inf-filing indie-tion of declining
prosperity. He loch at you uknnt nus~
Eieiouslv. u though you had designs upon
‘ lm. He elwnyn ween e meek, hung dog
~th of exprenion of countenance, like e
tenant of life fl sull'ernnce. He he. the
blues. He has the dyspepqin. He he:
nothing to do at present—nothing better
in grasped. His poekts never resound
wit the sweet mulic of the 'rocks.’ The
clean pnges of his ledger ere rarely sullied
with entries. He is like a mummy in the
great world around him, unknown and un
‘eued for—like the fifth wheel of e. conch,
‘ont. of place and worse than useless.
8- The Washington monument is now?
152 feet high. About 190 stones huve‘
been contributed by States, cities, &c.—
Every block will be visible Ind legible
Ifrom the mending slaircm. The cam-i
We“ height of the obeliuk, 600 feet, will
1 e bewildering.
! 3- There is no disgrace in debt. Is
lit not nation! '2 Credit in the soul of com
'mercc—tlle foundation of the State. The
lmnn who refuses you credit, is o Eadie-l
3nd Revolutionary of the worst description.
iHlve nothin’to do with such on individ
-llnl.
l “ A Woman Numn or Bunions.”—
IThc following paragraph recently appeared
lin the lending editorial of one of the lead
ing newspapers of London :
‘ "We have a few great engineers, and
luicchnnics, and a large body of elevcrl
:workinen; but the Americans seem likelyl
:to become I: whole nation of such people.
|Alrcudy their rivers swurlu with steam
tbouts, their valleys becoming crowded with
it‘nctorics, their towns surpassing those of
‘,t-vcry State of Europe, except Belgium,
illollund and England, are the bodies of
'11“ the skill which now distinguished at
town population, and there is scarcely an.
nut in Europe not carried on in America!
‘with equal or'greuter skill thun‘QEuropt-J
‘though it has ht en here euitivutexu'lll
limproved through ages. A whole thrill
of Franklins, Stevensons and Watts int
prospect, is something wonderful for other
nntious to contemplate. In contrast with
the comparative inertness and ignorance
of the bulk of the people of Europe, what
ever may be the superiority of a few wclH
instructed and gifted persons, the great‘
intelligence of the whole people of America
is the circumstance most. worthy of public
attention.”
..__.———_
As one Seacomrtom—A gentleman,
Mr. Harrington, has revived in a-leeture
; which he has been delivering, the discussion
t Is to the fate of Sir John Franklin and his
expedition, insisting that the compass nee
dlc indicates that large quantities of elec
: trieity are continually traveling towards
. the poles, thot being condensed, combus<
' tiou ensues there, and that they are the
' two hottest portions of the globe. He
: maintnins that this is indicated hy the loud
’ crackling noises heard in those regions,
,' and the aurora boreslis, as well as by u
, current of water front the north. lie in
; siste that there must be a temperate climate
L between the ice bound quarter and the fire
f at the pole, and that animals in the polar‘
' regions migrate to the north during the
‘ winter. He contends that Sir John Frank
" lin may be in the genial climate, but that
i without fuel or steam he may be unable
, to return, on account of a constant wind
' rushing towards the pole, to feed the fire.—
: Landon Timer.
CHEAP Punt—For the outside of dwell
,ings nud outhouscs, where economy sud
durability are considerations. Take is her
rel and put is: it e bushel of quick lime,,
slack the latter by pouring over it boiling“
water—covering the lime four inches deep,
and stirring' it till slnekod;.dissolve two
pounds of sulphate of zinc (white vilrolgiu
wster, which must be added to the w ie
wush. This will hsrden the lime when it
is applied to the wood. leaving s firm white
crystulized surface. To nuke the wesh a
cream color, add {our pounds of yellow
ochre; for u fawn, add {our pounds of uln
ber and one pound of lam black; stone
color, one pound of umber ans two of leap
bleek. ‘ -
Asurnsn Manon Sana—The Bosto
flat-script of “Eli, 96th snys :——“ At D.
McKay‘s ynrd, est Boston, the keel is
beinfi laid to dny for it new clipper ship to
0?“. the “Greet Republic ” ln size—or
‘0 4000 tons hurthen—to be built for
Messrs Jsmes, Bnines a; 00., of Liver
iEool, and to be named the “ Donald Mc
: sy.” The enterprise sud suceessol: this
‘feuious ship builder seems to be unparal
;loled."~ . '
i . 9, ~—-—-- -
llmn“?mes or Pusan—English pspcrs
state that white paper has become slurm
(ugly sé'urce, and the press will perhaps be
reduced by-snd-hy to “showing brown,"
like the stage-managers we hue heard 0!.
Already some of the country newspapers
hove sdded s hull-penny to their price.
Printed paper, too} in the shape 0 rue
books, is mountin lu ulue every year.—
The lint edition ($637) of Milton’s Genius,
a very thick book, was sold the other,
by Messrs. Southeby & Wilkinson, for
.195 Bd.
8‘ People dun fool virtuous lhe
mornining after they hue mule a night of
it. The mun who would pick your pocket
or put. a bullet through you, w thou com
punction by the lifiht of sun And cham
psgno, ionld prone you I sermon on the
depravity ofhnmnn nature by the ligh‘ of
the 111 reflected through tho unpty bottles.
I! you want to nerve hummlty elect
ively, don't commence b lending met.
(but. urn never reod, And d’onnol shim tint
are never worn, to Africn ; but help the
needy around you. It than are any old
maids than 5:: them lin-bends; if wid
lowe, console m; if firefly girls, plane
*them ; ll pangs, prone the true word to
‘Lhem, Itlr them up, turn, twist, fr , boil,
Mow or cook ‘hem into mmothlng Cir“?!
and good. After that, look out fort o
Inc-then sud other {olh in " foreign pom.”
Good.
THI CHOLIM is um Commmcs.—Somo
Remus euppounhet there in infedlon
about. the ‘dileeee. A eim ile fact. will die
-1 this belief. In the lFranklin street
Eoepital, New York city, there “one
female nureel, and three penguin e
nurses, who hue been in am Inca since
the 24th of June, yet neither the nurses
nor the physician, nor eny one connected‘
wikh the Hospital hu been attacked by the‘
disease!
WA letter writlen by an officer at
mheil to the Jn nu nqnndron, uyu that on
the putof the fnpnncse Commissioners, it
was at first. much insisted upon, that. the
United Stags government should allow ‘3‘
‘ltipulution elm no American Indy should
‘ever visit Japan! 80 pggnstrouu u do
}lnnd was not countenanc fora moment
‘by the gnllnnt Commodore.
fi- Elbow your way through existence,
perfectly MEL-rent as to who you my
joallo or inconvenience. If, as you wnl
‘tho Itroet, . pmon in in your way—trend
\npon his heels—be will move. and you can
take h‘a place—so in the pubs of life.
i ‘ _
1 Now (mods, I
sm'USli STREET, POST OFFICE BUILDING. .
‘l’l‘B‘T |’|'<'L'i\‘l'd and now ‘ opening .1 general mart"
. rnmn. of .
Dry Goods, Groceries, Golh- 1
lug, 820., «0., |
Hue): in Prm-k, llnwr. Snrk, Prince Albert l
linnirn-su and Over (fours. i
DI».- skin. Fancy, Cusimore,saiirret and mule
skin l'nnLq.
Rlnrk Hniin, (‘rmirnorr rind l-‘nnry \'w-tn,
Huh, laulil-a' uml (luntlemen's lii-urn, sirneu. GIL
turn. Slippori mnl (‘lrililn-n‘u Slnrcn of all Irindu.l
A 'uml munrtnn-nt of whit». colored, rulim. ’likaJ
ry. Chl'Ck, over and undvr Shirt.- ni. price: to suit the
‘ umtw.
I Alm—(‘rupe nrnl Merlin) Shawli. Riliimnl, Bonneln,
l lave, (linvm, Hunk-r Prrmmery, inir Kmuml Corn
1 Mod, Dried {Kyle-t ‘cc, Sugar, Como, Tu, Cmdlen
‘Tulnw'u and . r“:
All of which so sold verv low.
l W. M. nr‘rmmm.
l Olympia. June 9.1 M. 41.
l CHIPS 81. ETHRIDGE,
ARCH! ’I'EC TS AND BUILDERS,
oL\‘ll'lli, WASHINGTON rum-mu.
BEING the plenum in Olympln. we take ihll math
-1 all informing the Jmh it generally that we an
‘ mpaml to central an furnish luau-rial» (or build--
‘rrurn on the improved “ml plum," which mun!» Riel
‘luriprmrl “nary limo."
mum-Cash.
Olympia, New. I’l. 1853. 10!!
TIIE OFFICE I)!"
‘
JN O. B: PRESTON,
8 over PRESTON, O'NEILL Jr CO'S unre.
Mnin uml, Oregon City. whore In in Impur
ui Io ulond to my buulnul pert-ining to land
or anl lawn in Oregon. .'
Oregal Cily. Doc. 1854. lGlf
STOVES.
JUST RIIX‘I-ZINED ex brig Turquinu. I large Ind
uplcndid mm of
PA RLOR AND COOK S T 0 I'ES,
Hardware. Hollow-ware. l’lown.Y
CARPENTHRS‘ 'l‘iiolzi-l. SCYTHE, l
CUTLEIIY. ETC.
Alno on him! I lime and varied ulnrtment of plnin I
Ind lermtil Tin wire.
We Ifl‘ prepared on mnnufutnn to onlrr. Irnl It
the Km! unlice. I“ utirlcn in outline of burninm.
| GEORGE GALLAGHER. .
Olympia, New}, "63. 9:! |
WATCH E 8 AND J EWELRY!
G. COLLIER ROBBINS
wn’rcn runes a Jshnnsn,
' (Ln: 0! 91‘. LOUIE. no.)
.\KP‘S lilo-nun in announcing Ie the citizens or
ONT)“ uni Wuhlngwn um h: in: noun-nem
l ' outed n l’unluul, whore heia, pnpun-d to n-pnir
5| kind: 0! (5
WA TCIIES AND EW'ELR Y.
. (I. C. R hope. hy nitric: attention to bn-lneu Ind a!
lag-Imbnrylew. tannin-Inna! “spawn-seen
t e bu c. l
I'Lml mm, nu: door to [Mid a Cola. Thin! door
Inc-low fin (‘olumblun limel- .
Sept. 10.1868.
w. T. sAYWARD, .
HAB «aw-m hI-uxr u Pan Imm.
when be his now. sud will] hep comm-La
Iyan math: mun-ovum“!
PROVIS l ON 3 ,
‘ANDDRYGOODB ‘
j» be found in Wuhinmn Tummy—and win an n‘
‘ whole-Ia m M.“ u but?” minis. Ald‘
‘bflnfhl very lam hunch. a! ‘, will lo!-
1 mm! em to An an Puget qt.
r Pun Mow. Jam, 1853.41!»
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rux'l con, WNDIY'B ran”,
VVILL “and wmy but-Ine- untamed to him In
the court- oflln Territory or before the Bar
nyur Gent-l of Oman.
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T Mi!» of L. B. Rutlugnurc‘)“ have IM- (kw!!!—
aolnd y nun-l "ml. mm the Inn-inc. w Ibe
column-d by L. B. Emma! und Alli-l A. Hun-or,
mum.- nnnlndd loo! Wu‘l’hm
who “Immacul‘o babe-o muunmof
I. 11. 111-flu! &
F. W. Mme will nil-h |n the one. nil lb
balm II lowed up.
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. A'. AI nun-mm. '
ran Town-and, Feb. 20, ran. an
ARRIVAL OF THE
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STANDARD WORKS. POETIYPByron'I: Moon'-
(ioldnmflh'l ; 'hlpw'n ; Illmn'l : fill-houn- ;
Bnm'l : sheik“: i Hemm'u ; Heuu'n : Cowper} v.
l’ollok'r, (‘lllp Ila; 0-hn'l; Yow‘u. Thom
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primed on line paper. A “"35" my poet wlll be
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FRANKLIN BOOK STORE. Front Street, Port
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WHOLES“ AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRY GOODS.
unocnmm, movmmxs, HARD-WARE, .m.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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