The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-05
I,nportant from Said L.,ke.

Outrageous Conduct of Brigham Young Govern
ment Officers forced to leare The Country, &c.
ST. LOUIS, November 3-The Salt Lake mail
stage arrived at Independence on the 3Oth ut.,
bringing as passengers b o. Harris, secretary; q.
K Brandenburg, chief justice; p. E. Brae, Chas.
Asserate, and H. r. Pag.
Mcssrs. Jllor and Young, the Indian agents al
Salt Lake, are also expected here, they having
of the scditious sentiments and illegal doings OF
Brigham Young, the Mormon Governor.
The $4,000 appropriated by Congress had
been squandered by Governor Young in an inn
proper manner. An attempt had also been made
to take 1874, 900 more from the possession of the
secretary to be equandcred in the same manner,
but he would not comply An injunction from
the court alec came most OPPORTUNITY to his relief.
In order to escape further interference, and per-
haps forcible means 10 obtain possession of the
country, they concluded that it was best to leave
at once. They confirm, in great measure, the
previous accounts of the receptions practised on
these people by their rulers.
Late from Havana Battle beitoefn the Natives and
Negroes in JamaicG-Loss of Life, &c.
NV YoRK, November 4.-Tbe Empire City has
arrived with Havana dates of the 30th The Ohio,
from Chagres, arrived on the same day that the
Empire City sailed
The riot at Chagres had been completely quelled,
and peace restored when the Ohio sailed
A furious battle had been fought between the ne
groes and natives at Jamaica, which had resulted
in serious loss on both sides.
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conduct of the Spanish authorities towards Mr..
Thrasher, which lacked authentic confirmation.
IL was said that he had been imprisoned and tried
on the charge of connection with the Lopez cxpe-
dtion, and had been sentenced, in common with
the Lopez prisoners, 70 labor in the Spanish
mnes.
1t is also charged that the American Consul, Mr..
Owen, had manifested the same Indifference with
regard TO Mr. Thrasher he had evinced in the
case Of the Havana massacre The feeling against
him this account was very strong among the
American residents, and his recall would prove
highly acceptable to them.
Troops for the Rio Grande- Louisiana Election.
New ORLEANS, November 3-All the troops
destined to reinforce the American army on the
Rio Grande left here this morning.
Our election for State officers is progressing with
much spirit.
Serious Charge against Key West IVreekers.
New YoRK November 3.-Captaih Bell, from
Carthngena, just arrived here, reports that public
lights calculated to lead vessels on to the reefs,
are displayed by some of the Key West wreckers.
Stocks and Markets.
New York, November Stocks are active, with
an upward tendency. Sales of United States Sc,
1867, at 1852, and Canton at Co..
Flour is steady. Sales of 5000 barrels ut S. 81 ,
for State brands. Rye -four and cornmeal un
changed
Wheat is dull. Corn is steady. Sales of 5000
bushels mixed at 81 So cents. Rye ~ q rs cents
Provisions of all descriptions dull; mess pork
SIS. Lard s, 81 cents.
Groceries are quiet. Sales of Rio coffee at 8,
centa.
Cotton is heavy, with small sales.
Whisky % cents.