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s speech, yesterday, commanded little attention. The buffoon of the Senate, his utterances lose all their point in consequence of that fact. He is playing for the Presidency, when the pure abolitionists have superceded the mild abolitionism of Lincoln. Wade's threat to colonize Mexico and Central America with free negroes, shows what we of the South have to expect if we yield to the Republicans. The Republicans are in high glee to-day. They say a compromise is certain. And how will itth little favor. The old gentleman is sincere; but, like all other men of his age, he is not up to the wants of the time. Present exigencies demand young, brave, honest men, who are not cumbered with the ideas of a past era. It seems that Lincoln has made advances, indirectly, to Mr. Ro. E. Scott, with the view of securing him as a member of his Cabinet. He will not serve in any Cabinet. So I hear. Mr. Marks, a member of the Louisiana Legislature, arrived last night with the vote
Francisco last evening. The Secretary of State on the 3d inst. opened and counted the official returns of the late election, declaring the following result:--Lincoln 38,721; Douglas 37,964; Breckinridge 33,971; Bell 9,113; scattering 170: total 119,807. The people voted against calling a Constitutional Convention by a majtch. David Seannell has been elected Chief Engineer of the San Francisco Fire-Department. The official vote of Oregon was as follows; Total vote 14,761; Lincoln 5.368, Breckinridge 5,067, Douglas 4,144, Bell 192. Lincoln's plurality 301. British Columbia dates to the 19th ult., per steamer Labouchere, arrived at VicLincoln's plurality 301. British Columbia dates to the 19th ult., per steamer Labouchere, arrived at Victoria on the 15th, from the Northwest coast. She brought a large number of furs. The Indians about Queen Charlotte's Island were represented as talking very saucy and troublesome. The New Westminster Times says the total value of the imports into British Columbia during the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1860, was $317,328.08.
Baltimore. My lodgings were in Great Jones street My landlady is the only human being in that street who knows me, and I know nobody there. Still I live in a village. Explain. Avet plaisir. Some of the houses of my village are in Fifth Avenue, others in Twenty-sixth, others in Brooklyn. I have my set, and in that set there is nothing but gossip. For a month past we have talked incessantly, and about — what do you suppose? The Prince of Wales. No. The election of Lincoln. Not at all. Patti. Quite a mistake. The new lager-bier saloon at Stewart's marble palace. By no means. Berger's billiards, then. No. You could never guess. We have talked, say gossipped, for a month past about Brown, the Great Mystery! And at length, thank Heaven, the mystery is solved. Since I am writing this story for the Richmond Dispatch, a Southern paper, which, unfortunately for me, is read in New York as well as in Virginia, it is very cer