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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11
BY Telegraph TO The TribSxe.
Destructive Fire-Iaterrupiou Of the
TELEGRAPH.

HAIrFoBp, Com. January 10 p n
The Railroad bridge at " Windsor Locks across
Pennington River. was totally destroyed by fire at
!. o'clock this P u. The train from Springfield
was passing il and the fireman threw ashes from
bis furnace BY which the FIRE probably originated.
twill probably be , or days before can be re-
built, in the meantime passengers and mails to and
from Boston viii have about nile OF carriage
travel to cross tie turnpike bridge.
The New.York and Boston Telegraph wire'
were fastened 70 this bridge ard communication
cas-. Of here has been interrupted.
They viii be Temporarily connected early n the
morning srd repaired 50 speedily IS possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

TuNB.iDCE, Orange Co. Vermont, Nov - Nb
Mr. SSH W. FOwLR-Dear SIR. hereby certify tka
year ago last June, violently STACKED with
cold and cough, with lame side and stomach, and ~
not free from a cough during that Ia Decent"
following, my cough increased to alarming extents
that during that winter los, about tbiftyhye pounds
aesh and physicians with whom advised could give n'
noreisf twas thought by all that should never reeor
As my good fortune would have IL, IN March f1lowrf
after suffering severely through the winter heard Of 10
beneficial effects Of Wisisrs BAlssm Of WIG Cherry
way Of friend, who had received the greatest bensh
the Of the article and Induced BY him to nshes
trial Of it myself and words express my obhsso
TO that friend for thus recommending this article 10 ne
and at the critical moment be did for had not taken up zoe
bottle before was completely cured, and from that Dag
this have not been troubles with cough. cheera1y
recommend 1t TO all, being remedy Of great ysi1s
hoping others may be induced to try H. s0d thus teeoxs
convinced Of its mers and perhaps saved from the "a
grasp Of Conservation FREEMAN MOVES
None gsuuine unless signed l. BUTTS On the wrsppsf
For sale by A. B. L d. SANDS, Druggists, 100 fuitan
st. cor William, Agents for this city also at 17s BfoS
way and II East Broadway and by Druggists geberliJ
throughout the United States Beware Of countsrfen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

~ }. SMITH DODGE, DRsrisT, - Bond 81 near Hfos:
way, requests the attention Of those wanting Hua
csl teeth bis method Ia method used Ia this sg
exclusively by himsef of fastening either single teeth
sets when gold plates II q the pam sss
iy given the operation and enables the wsercs
= clean and healthy mouth. nls Tl1Ssfim
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Gen, Kearuey and Mr. Benton.

tE.LA- ELfdl jan ~
We hsve received accounts from Washington
stating that e, the Court Marital on Saturday, on
witness refusing to answer Col. Frements q1es
ton whether Gen. Kesrney was not the author OF
certain questions PropOunded, Col Benton de-
nounced Gen. Kearney in such terms as to cause
much CONSERVATION and excitement smoug the
Court and witnesses The Court room was conse-
qgenty cleared Of all disinterested parties, and it
is said that the matter will not end thas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11
PErksssr.s. Jan. ls. lsas.

BY your Pony Express, New-orleans papers to
the i,h, have been received. No news.
Nrw-ORLEANs MREErs, Jan. 3.-Cotton, Middiins 81 =
G.; Good Middns AL. Sugar advanced : fair s. sSi
Moasses II 1T. Flour, Ohio. = 80; Louisville, s. s.
Freishts-to British ships for Liverpool with Cotton l5
g. Exchanges limited.
NEw-ORLEaSs, Jan. 3-Clesred ship Oscsola bark Mar
rem and brig Hamln, Philad brig Lucy Watts ~ York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

~ fHk GOODYEAR RussER WAsEH0Uss, 10 Bfot'
way contnas TO keep heretofore the largest sot s
assortment Of Paeot Metallic Rubber oysrst0ss Ia Ls
city The improvements made In MIR 0oodyesrs psisli
fabrics within the past year truly surprsng az in'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

Mr. CLAY has jast arrived. No formal arrange
ment bad been made for his reception, bat large
crowd gathered at the depot and welcomed him
with great enthusiasm. The Mayor, Col. SEAroS
made an address, to which Mr.. CLAY briefly re
piled He has taken lodgings at the Z. 5. Hotel.
The weather is severely cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

n The Wings Of WILMINGTON held a
large and spirited meeting on Saturday evening
wherein they passed resolutions emphasicslly con-
demniDs the doctrines Of oar Governors Message
respecting the War with Mexico Their Senator
Bokee's course in submitting Mr.. Chy's Lexington
Revolutions was warmly spplsuded; and their
representative tMr. Peck instructed to sustain
those Resolutions Our reliable correspondent a.
ures ~ that there 10 not, among the Wings Of
Kings County, q single known disssnt to the
general condemnation Of Gov. Yoans's oulpable
blander.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

r. We call attention Of our German readers to
The Advertisement Of Herr wagnItz IN another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

nual meeting OF this Association will be held this evening
at Clinton Hall, at7l o'clock. We learn that several dis
tingushed gentlemen will be present. and that the
sion promises 10 be one Of much interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

AMERICAN SEwiSa-SiLK.-Mr jeffrey Hotchin-
son. Riverhesd L. Is ia town selling the beautiful vsrie
ties OF Sewing manufactured by him and bis daughter
Margaret from raw silk OF thsr own growing. The SIX
is Of choice quality OF various vivid eoors, and sola
At moderate price aud We hear with pleasure mar MI
nads IN mos, Of the best dwellings IN town
We hope to tina, his business Increases from year 70
year-hAt Mss Margaret achieves Independence as well
&c heath aus iD her vocatoD-ani that American
silk growers will long supply the American cemand
for SILK. To this end we exhort everybody who buys
Sewing SIX ell to buy the homemade article whenever
s be had and thus simulate and extend the prodsc
ton Ct IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

~ The weather yesterday was bitter cold, and
AFTER the moderate Of the atmosphere prevalent for
the past few weeks, rather too winisrish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

PoLIcE-Levi Cain, indicted for an assault aud
battery, arrested yesterday on bench warrant a.
sust Co1r. Of Sessions and held TO the
alleged edsnce. The premises OF Mr.. Benz. 8 futile,
iA chsthamsqRArs were burgariousy entered on Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

Mr.. KINGS LECTURE Rev 4. 5. KING Of
Charestown Mass will lecture this evening at the Lycsum
upon the Revelations Of God in History Mr. X. enjoys
the reputation Of accomplished scholar and eloquent
speaker and the public may this evening expect from bin
an Intellectual treat OF high order.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-09

been too wise to use this simple and excellent re-
NEEDY. ether die, or have weeks, or perhaps months
Of sickness.
Sudden changes from very hot 70 chilly wea-
ther are unfayoIshle 10 health. and II Is q fact
universally admitted. that heat and moisture ars
powerful agents in producing disease. and that
constant DIRT and constant WIT weather are both
favorable 10 IFS generation; II does not signify
WHAT we call il. IL may he ague, Il may be BILE
ipus fever. il may he dysentery, il may be Ihea-
maiism, il NAV he hIonchiiis IL may be cholic, IL
may he constipation Of the bowels, il may be In
aammasi0n Of the bowels, II may he Inflammation
of the stomach, Il may be nervous affection; hut
still il is disease, and disease durable by the
Brandreth Pills, because they remove al impurl.
ties fiom the body, oil that can in any manner
feed the future progress Of the disease, no matter
how called; thus these pills are not only the mos,
proper medicine, but generally the only msdicine
that need or ought to be used. Al the present
| tine il is every mans duty who wishes 10 secure
his health TO use them; il IL the duty OF every
one who knows anything Of their heslth-restoring
powers, TO make Il known TO his immediate ciE-
Gle; for there are some alarming signs, which tell
of the approach Of disease. The sudden changes
&c temperament are more 10 he feared and guard
ed against Than any contagious rnalady.
Be careful you DO not get counterfeit; to avoid
this. purchase Of the duly authorized agents.
Or. Brandre,his PIineipal ofiee, 2ai Broad.
wy New York, So
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandgeth's Pills.
ID. Heart, Hilshoroush.
]. B. M'Dade. Chapel Hill.
| G.. A. Mehanc, Mason Hall.
/ A. Mickle & CO.. Bingham's School.
James Whitehead Camel Creek Cotton Factory,
Henry Glider. Lindlcy's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Pat,crson's Store.
! May 2S.
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DR.. III. r. PEERY's
yERsrruGE OR {" DEAD SHOT" FOR wo

yERaIFUGE OR "DEAD SHOT" FOR WORMS.
The origin. development and support of worms
in the human system, are to he attributed to a
deprayed and debitatcd condition Of the stomach
aud bowels; it being an established fact, that
where the digestion is nnimpsircd, and the grne-
rul powers Of the system in healthy state, they
can find no hahiia,ion. This preparation has the
peculiar advantage Of not only destroying every
worm, but also Of producing healthy action Of
the stomach and other organs Of digestion. there
by relieving many complaints arising from de-
rangement Of the digestive organs. Although
prompt and certain in its operation, and mt UNI
pleasant TO the TASTE il is perfectly safe, and adap
ted to the tendcrest age.
Prepared by DR.. H. F. Pecry, and sold by A.
B. & ID. Sands, Druggists, 100 Fulton street, N.
York.
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & CO., Hills
borough. Ly ALEX. s. WEBB & CO., Clover
Garden. Orange. and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States.
Price 25 cents per vial.
February /. 5l--
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BRANDRETH PILLS.

FEyERS, AGUES, are really bilious alice
tons, and durable by purging with Brandreth
Pills. and good nursing. Read the directions in
Brandrc,h's pamphlet, which may be had gratis
from the Agent for Brandreth Pills. No disease
can be received unless our blood is in the requi-
site state of impuiity; il is the same in all cases,
the principle'is universal The soil mus, be adap-
ted to the seed, or there win be no increase The
climate must have those matters in it which will
unite and keep alive epidemical or contagious pei
sons, or they will become extinguished, as lamp
that is unsupplied with oil So it is Likewise with
tho human frame il cannot be materially Affect
ed by epidemical or contagious maladles' unless
there be those matters floating in the circulation
which offer the appropriate soil By purifying our
hodiss with the Brsndreth Pills. which have an
affinity with those impurities upon which corta-
cion feeds;we may always feel secure, whatever
disease msy'rogs around US. True. we may have
il, but il will soon I've over, our sickness win ;,
the affair Of day or swo, while those who h.y!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-09
4 wise man will never rust out A

a wise Nan will never rust ont. As
long rs br can mnSe OF aIsalhe. he will
be doing something for himself. or his
neighbOr. or for pnsleriiy. Almost to the
last hour OF his life. Washington was NJ
work. So were Franklin. and Adams.
and Young. aud Howard. and Newton.
The vigor OF their lives never deraysd.
no rust marred their spirits. u is foolish
idea, to suppose we must lie down aud
die. because we are old. Who is old!
Not The man Of energy; no. the day.la'
borer in science. ART. or beneyOlenre: but
he. only. who suffers his energies 10
waste away. and the springs oG life To be-
come molionless; on whose hand the
hours drag heavily. and TO whom all things
wear the garh of gloom. There are srores
of gray-headed men we should prefer in
any important enterprise. To those Young
gentlemen who fear and iremhle At APP
preaching shadows, and turn pale aa lion
in their path, harsh word or irown.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-09
From the Nes orlean. Delts, July %.
Cuba-Prospect Of a Revolution.

We learn from source on which we
place reliance. that many arrests OF per-
sons Of Influence aud distinction have late
Nv taken place; that in the dead of night,
files Of soldiers are sent To the residences
Of the suspected, WHO are dragged from
their beds and incarcerated; and that this
work has been carried on 10 an extent lit
lie dreamp, Of on this side of the Gull.
The charge on which these persons are
arrested, is, We understand, that they are
engaged in, or c"gz mi of some consplra.
cy, which threatens the overthrow Of
Spanish rule and dominion, and a repudi-
a,lon ofthe title 81" ever faithful, so long
and frequently lavished on the Cubanos,
for the valuable consideration they render
TO the Spanish Government. Among 9th.
ers, we understand General Officer was
arrested in Havana few nights since.
VERY IapoRrANr.-Wilhout further
preface, we lay before our readers the tol-
lowing important intelligence. which we
have received from reliable source:
The 9th Of June last was fixed upon
bv the friends of independence in Cuba,
as the day on which the people were TO
revolt against Spanish authority, and TO de-
clare in favor Of the Independence Of the
Island, aud its annexation TO the United
States! Circumstances occurred ainne.
cessary To particularize) which prevented
the plan of revolt from being carried III
to effect at the time specified. In this
state of affairs, Don Gabriel Pedro San
chez informed the Governor Of Trinidad
of the conspiracy, at the head Of which
was Gen. Naveiso Lopez, who succeeded
in making his escape uia Malanzas, o.
board vessel bnnnd to the United States
In consequences of tile information furnish
I'd to the authorities, many arrests were I'M
media'ely nude Of n,ea o. wealth and s.a
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Obituary..

Died, in this county, on Monday the 3lst ult
after lingering illness, of consumption, MARY
ANN FREELASp, daughter of Ms. Lydia Free
land IN the 18th year Of her age. Her bereaved
relatives are left with the comfortable hope that
the beloved one has gone to world where the
inhabitants no more say, am sick; and where
God shall wipe all tears from their eyes. She
expressed her willingness to go "homc," and
meet those who had gone before. What an en-.
couraging thorght to the afflicted, that whom
the Lord loved he chssteneth;" and that =" these
light Affections, which are bu, for moment, shall
work out for us far more exceeding and an eter-
nal weight Of glory
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SUPREME CoURP.

This tribunal adjourned on Saturday
the 29ih uliimo. The following were
the closing opinions Of the Courl:
By RrFFrS, G. J. IL Eaton Z. Sneed.
in Equity, from Granville, declaring the
plainiif entitled 10 . decree and execution
against both defendants, &r.
Also, in Bray's administrator .. Parks.
in Equity. from Randolph. Perpe,ua,ing
the injunction.
Alsa. in Needs r,sGarver, from Cam
den, affirming the Judgment.
Also, in Beck U. iI"rn. in Equity. from
Davie, dismissing The bill with costs.
Also. in Evans =. lea, in Equity. from
Caswell.
Also. in State .. Whitfield, from Per-
son. declaring that there is err"r in arrest
ing the Judgment.
Also, in Jeruii .. Mooring, from Wash
ing,on, reversing the judgment, and d.
recting renire de moro.
Also, in Allmand .. Russell, in Equi-
", from Pasquotank, Diminishing The bill
with costs.
Also, in M.T.eod o. Oats, from Moore,
reversing the judgment, and directing
uenire de nouo.
Also. in State u. Barfield, from John.
sion. declaring that there is no error, and
directing the Superior Court TO proceed
TO judgment aud execution.
Also, in Atkins, executor Of DeI.amothe
q. Kron, declaring tina, there is no error
in the decree.
Also, in Cochran y. FELTON,, in Equity,
from Chowan, directing issues 10 be tried
in the Superior Court Of Chowan.
. By NAsH,J. In Adcork .. Marsh, from
Chatham. reversing the judgment, and d.
recting a renire de norO
| Also. in Vinson .. Houl,ler. in Equity,
from Johnston, dismissing the bill with
costs.
Also, in Esther Pinkton's administrator
o. Branden, in Equity. from Rowan, set
ting aside the report, &c.
| Also, in Johnson .. BledSoe, in Equity,
from Wake. declaring the plaintiff entitled
! 10 strict construction of the contract.
|. BY BATTLE. j. In State .. John. "a
slave,) from Craven, declaring there is M
error.
Also, in Woodland u. Woodland, from
Pitt, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Sherrod b. Bennett, from Mar
tin, reversing the judgment, and awarding
a penire de noUo.
Also, in State y. George. IA slave
from Person, declaring that there is ne
error in the record, aud directing that III.
Superior Court proceed 10 judgment ant
execution accordingly.
Also, in Howard .. Thompson, from
Orange. reversing The judgment, and di
! reciing veaire dc nopo.
. Also. in Gllchristu y. M'Dugald, in Equi
~. from Moore, dismissing the bill will
costs.
Also, III Amis .. Satter6eld, in Eqni
~. from Person, dismissing the bill will
costs.
.
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POSTSCRIPT.
From the Charleston Courier. Of August 81.
The Revolution Suppressed.

Between nine and ten o'clock last eve
ming We received despatch from New
Orleans. written the same day.
An arrival al New Orleans brings ac-
counts from Vera Cruz TO Thursday last.
Another cnniest had taken place be-
tween the Government forces under Gen.
Bu.iamen'e and The insurgents command
ed by Paroles, in which the latter were
defeated.
Buslamenie's forces had entered Qua
nainato. and il was considered that the
opposition to the existing government Of
Mexico had heen eiirclually put down.
The Guerilla Chief, Jarauts. was taken
prisoner. and Immediately executed. a
fate he richly deserved.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-09

The Elecsioa 90 Gosernof and memben e. The
Lrrislsiure vas held IN III the counties u lhis
Stale on Thursday las,.
A ssslsmsnl 81 lhs polls a he ssysrsI PR
siae:s in this county will he found nanOiher part
Il Ihis paper. u nill he sren thar Hugh wsd-
dell. ESQ. has besn elected 10 he sensis BY he
casting vote Of he SHERIFF Giles Metane. Cad.
wsIlsler Jones. j.. Patterson II. M'Dsds. esqrs..
and Col. John stocksrd. hsvr hcen elected forthe
Commons Orange cosnly will thus Be repre-
seulsd in The Legislator By two Wings and three
Democrats, being Wing loss q two Common
srs. The soie WAS seg clase. As il vas l~o yesrs
40. showing . small Democratic gain. How
msch the vote has been affected ~ die free SUI
iragc question" h i impossible 10 tell hui Il Is
% be presumed hat III the accrssions 10 The De-
morialie strength has bern acquired from that
ssare. Fihy persons fasoFing this alteration in
the Constitution. might turn The scale in favor Of
= candidate advocating the change, and yet nine
tsnIhs Of the people BE- opposed 10 il. II was be-
cause Of this uncertainty which would attend the
response Of the people, that We objected To the
agitation Of the question a, This time. mixed up as
il wss with general politics. The question should
come befose The people rs a separate and distinct
proposition; than wOuli there be no mistake in
their answer.
OF the election in the other counties Of the
state NC have but Few official returns. We have
heard reports from siIIsrn covniiss. in which 4,
is ssid The Wings have gained Eve members Of
the Legislature. and lost seven.
10 the GOvsnor's election, the counties heard
fiom give Mr. Reid large increase over Mr..
Shepard's vote two years ago. lis reported here
that returns from forty counties have been receive
ed in Raleigh. anil tia, Mr. Manly was supposed
to be elected. But NE shall know more about l.
in Two OF three days. and expect to he able in our
merit 70 give 70 our readers pretty full accounts
VIC hope We shall be able u add. tina, the Wings
have saved the Legislature and elected their Co
vernon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-09

= Tueatan-Arcauns from Merida 10
esd silimo menlion seyrial sdvani1ges
obisinsd By The Whileg avrr abe lndlans.
A IesleF says: ~All Tins Is very encourag.
ing q The people Il iBtalan. ard - lfnsl
thai n0v hey have bFnken The charm d
indisu inEinribllily. lhey viii follow ~
the blows Ihsy have slIHek. and onre more
restore The country 10 Prsee and quh I.
A campr@shy paper announces that ar
hnndred Angla.Amerieans. from o. ong
lhose who had served in Mexico. had Or
rived.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelligcncsr.l

Friday, August 4th, is4s.
Toskcco.-The receipts continue TO
fall of and prices are well sustained. We
do not alter quotations. I.ugs bring 81
so a ~ so. Leal, % a %.
CoTToE.-Prires remain as Las, quoted,
Ga g.. The siork is very light.
FLouR. Prices are tending down
wards. We learn Of no large sales, buI
offers 10 sell al s5a. without finding pur-
cha.ers. The retail price is 81 So.
WHEAT-ls coming in freely, and pri-
ces are declining. Bed Wheat, So IS
cents. White, 80 o. cents.
CoRE.-The article is dull at IS cents,
We hear of sal~s NJ ~ renis- -.aaars
BACoN.-yirginia cured continues in
good demand al TIA 7a cls. Western
Shoulders, Sc; Sides, 81 a 6 cents.
LARD.-Scarce and worth 10 cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-09

IIsp Il u Ga 'sasl col h,a manifest 10 BE-
dshlFa ~ euBtsnlrd. BssidsB away led.
las EsHilfmsh n he parry Wham Ws eaah
FFiFT - = sFiAtnFe e Dc faeis Ns Hssa
nsllF ai REesrM HaEa nnr thH n1ER 81
gsasF Myers. aEsniirEnaa II urkhoaisag-
q 40 dsssHsd iaaarnre i lhal 80 esb-
e rpanalrs u ihis stare. and a riersarna
lie ralk lirkri in 1854. lodge Agen
las .bsndoaed ne p.ny "a nnfeignrd aaL
uncnnfrslrd disgusl. AM Is amapra ndso-
CO q Zachary Taylos. 1hsre als many
Others ifam This Fame srciion Hs mghi
ssf ~ spssk ef iron gaod sulhoriiy. asd
Only rIrAin FINN dninE - fn0al he want
81 personll rommaalrasi..n."
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
IMPORTANT FROM OREGON.

IMPORTANT FROM OREGON.
A party OF ten have just arrived from
Oregon. in 81 days from 81. Joseph's.
They bring highly important intelligence
respecting the Indian hnsIililies.
On the 10Th Of March, the Oregon re.
giment met large force Of Indians, and
after a fierce combat. completely routed
them. The enemy's loss was so killed,
aud many wounded; the Americans had o
killed and 10 wounded. A pursuit was
commenced, but abandoned from want Of
ammunition and provisions. Col. Gilliat.
(probably Gilpin) the commander Of the
regiment. was killed by the accidental
discharge of rifle, after the battle.
The regimen, has been successful in
defending the territory, hu, WAS much in
want OF supplies and horses. Propositions
for peace has been entertained by The In
dians. but no, definitely settled. The
Government had made a call fnr more
troops, and was anxiously looking Tor
them from the States
The Mormon settlement al the Salt
Lake was in highly aourishing condi.
ton.
Col Garland and Major Branl had ar
rived from Fort Mann. Thirty two Gu
manrhes are asceriained TO have been kill
ed in the skirmish with Lieut.. Royal:
command. -