WASHINGTON, June z, 1870.
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M WASHINGTON, June z, 184O.
Merico-7he Umios Of the Union-1he Volunteer
4 The Fair-The White House-A bit Of Sswti-


ment, 8-c. w


e The unanimity of the people 1t is not less
matter of pride, than of glory to the Union. The
self-sacrificng valor Of tho Greeks at Thermopy-
lae-the bravery OF the Carthagenians, when
their last stronghold was assaied-the spirit Of
the Britons in charging upon foot the ships fCe-
sar. ere they reached the land--the brilliant pa
triotis,n Of the French in the defence Of their
t;onality during their bloody revolution-the
temper of the Russians, in burning their capital
to expel the nvader-the spirit Of liberty in all
ages-of national pride and national glory, burn
as brightly now throughout these United states, az
a genuine tory in the country. The little brush
with Mexico, has only shewn what would be
the spirit Of resistance against the world COM
binoti. The President from all quarters Is bur-
dened w,ifh applications of volunteers, and tho
conses, for !, chance with the Mexcans, actually
surpasses the scramble Tor Offices, pending the
6rst s;x months from the inauguration. Already
there are upwards Of $1,000 volunteers at the
command of the War Department: Inc people
have responded to the call NEST gloriously.


Lieut.. w. ID. Porter, OF the Navy, presented To-
day. a beautiful stand Of coors 70 the Baltimore
battalion. awaiting orders at the Marine barracks.
He smoke TO "the boys" on the occasion, in
snir;tstirring address ofnearly an hour, and Capt
Stewart replied IN tneiI Ucuhiis ~ WIG ~ eo spin.
of soldier. An " old tar next took up the thread
NJ ,he argument, and exhorted /" the boys in an
~. hand Characteristic speech, Astounding in we
and hun,or. He kept the boys laughing, or
cheering. almost incessantly.


The National Fair was thronged to-nigh', ~ ~
umal. Tomorrow is the last day, unless shou'o
again be postponed ..n;c.


Open house at the Prcsidcnts this evening.
choice and agreeable company prsscimnh :, ~ me-.
too large to be oppressive, nor 100 snnan cs,ias,
notinons The President and LADY IN eAs.nsm. s.a.:s
health. From the eliptical snloon, y .n psL


room a nar Of folding doors open upon no s1 a..r
-, nov,,co Thesc were thrown oPen, anu ~ ~:
,n in the moonlight WIN iaI
t.nusos r: III he hescdicite 70 the history o. Ae
lL'cn", s.. was was the broad and shining nver,
Gay. no. rysv for sixteen miles IN view, 20 me


sue,cmnEE EEnrt ~ Washington, opposite Mount Yer.


Wahs 0r nr.src were the Virginia hills, VITA tno od
non among the thick woods that crown


Inanso,,i ,i,e oid mansion Of g. w. r. Custis, the


an ihei,eh ~ he Washington family. Around us, ana


Immediately below, were the tastciui guaroian'
| Of the White house, a rs as,ssn


q q While on the other hand, meek Dans crest, .,,
$50 Floats through the azure air, an island OF .ne
And then there was a sweet face at our ndeLanu
n pleasant voice, and we were not Iong as,;cs, ~
verinp from her views upon the oregon l"S'~s' = ~
thai she was the consistent advocate on a a..n
cable adjustment" We met the agneevassom,C vssm sh


tenance, among the company,oi y. vi. ~, n1,ier


seams n yet Younger as other pafus Rc. -, a.
| C.neyai 3ous,on. Hon. Cave Johnson, v1n,, n
| Ca.esby Jones, Gen. Roger Jones' inc n'v''"'"