The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-22
The Iadietment against Professor Wfbsier.


AFTERNOON and notified of the indictment found against
him. 1t contains four counts, the first of which charges
with hammers; the third with feet; and the
fourth BY means unknown, Mr. Webster was perfectly
Democratic Caucus Nomiaation for State Yreasswer
HAanisBuRo, Jan. Tsp. The democratic caucus
held this evening nominated General John A. Bicke for
Stale treasurer. He nominated the twelfth ballot
The principal candidates we've Messrs f. A. Penniman,
Arnold, Pummer, and Kane
/ From Canada.
ToRoNTo, &C. W. jan Is-Thireen OF The October ri.
oe who have been taversed from the last assizes,
The grand jury have denounced annexation in
| ured terms al t a&ettH
Organization Of the Ohio Lsgislatare.
CoLUMBus, January Is The senate this morning
call demanded, and when the full the
democrats refused 10 dispense with further proceedings
Aner slenpc hall an hour, swift and said he
uctuaicd by vndictve actous motives in offering
signed he wdd vote for either Randall or Converse for
speaker Randall utterly refused TO serve in that case
Blake ibquied of Swift II he pledged himself 10 vote Tor
Converse, Of his resignation swifl replied. "cer
,ssaly The speaker then - short speech resigned the
swhg) elected speaker on the first ballot Converse had
to The chair BY Blake. and returned his thanks
was sent 70 the house. announcing that the senate was
governor and inform him thai the general assembly
Were ready 70 receive any COMMUNICATION from hun
the conduct Of Messrs. Payne and Blake. W
The senate then took
In the afternoon the speaker reannounced the same
standing commees which were appointed by the speaker
yesterday He said he had doubt the regularity Of
4 those who had. ssr fs.r.s 4 f
Mr. ODDS was appointed chairman OF committees on
| privileges and elecuons and Blake appointed
finance committees, TO oil the place which the speaker had
occupied.
4 Mr. Eckos's resolution taken up. lA. at.t
Mr. Chase offered amendment, which &c ected,
and then the original resolution lost by tie
Tho senate adjourned at half past six.
The governors message occupies two columns Of the Co
lumbus papers.
| The house engaged bl repeating the division
| OF Hamilton county. No action had.
The message was read in the house also.
BALriMoRg, Jan. 2l-9, p. m.
dulcr Sales thousand bales, slightly declined Flour
| and grain unchanged.
From tho Far Wesf--Inuesiing from The Valley Of
!. che SAT- Lake.
ST LOUIS January Is "A letter has been received in
this city dated the city OF the Salt Lake. October 18Th
which states that n number OF Mormons have returned
from the California gold dggngs bringing with them alarge
There were only two small stores in the valley to supply
| fifteen thousand persons. tert fah eHr' -
Messrs, Livingston 10 Knkead, traders Mt Salt Lake
cleared S1OWi In two weeks, having sold all their
Mr. Rose, trader from New York, sold $4,000 worth oil
| goods IN four days.
The grain crops had been good the county was In
prosperous condition.
The the mountains all around the valley and at
| the South Pass, was four feet deep. I16li44s
runor prevailed that the Missouri emigrants have kill
cd some Snake sqiaws in the mountains The Snake
tribe Were consequently very hostile and committing dep
III ,rihs h.d hs,,ia ,s a, oneseo Snosequenuy