Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-08
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CixciSSArI. July GA despatch from independence
dated 30th ult, saws:
The Salt Lake mail reached here last ne hi b,;,,,
but little intelligence OF interest from tho valley Bus
dull, and all parties were awaiting the arriyalo
merchant trains. Many traders with their trains were
getting along well could expected from the sres,
amount of rain that had fallen Almost cyery stream was
impossible, aud some merchant parties were at South
Platte and other streams.
The water bound Pawnee Indians had been troublesome
10 lew parties OF emigants. They had made demands
for provisions and robbed them animals with little fear
OF pun!shinents from the soldiers at the forts
Sickness resembling the Cholera had commenced in DIFF
ferent trains between kearney and Larc and many emf
grants had died. Tho ofmany of the parties coul
not be ascertaned they buried oil from the road
There has been no registers kept at Fort Kearney this year
OF the number OF men, women and children gone out or
different kinds OF stock Ii estima that not as many
cmgrants other than Mormons by half aie on the
roads nor many cattle and horses 10y third or ore
half
The first party Of Mormous were only out about 80 or
200 miles. Other companies OF them go out by Fort
Riley and open up new road to Fort Loramie new
mail contractor Salt Lake aud Santa Fe commences
operations Tomorrow. They stocking the road
ANTI-NEBRASKA RESOLUTIONS
CONCORD n. H., July 5.-The debate on the Nebraska
resolutions was continued all the afternoon. motion TO
substitute series OF resolutions committing the Wings
TO the principles of their platform Of 1882 defeated
The first resolution reterating the principle promulgated
in 1850 by the House, declaring agains, the
OF slavery into free TERRITORIES and Of the erection of any
territory without its prohibition adoptcd-yeas 100
u.s. The second resolution deprecating the repeal
OF the Missouri Compromise passed. yeas 1885, nays
10 The third resolution approving the of Messrs
Nebraska bill was passed, yeas l5G. nays lilo. The
fourth disappearing the Of Messrs Williams aud
liibbard, was also carried.
The House then adjourned to o'clock.
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
NEw ORLEANS. July 3.-Letters from Brownsville un-
der date Of the 2ih u epo. great discomfort at Maa
moras and throughout the State of Tamauipas in con-
sequence OF the arbitrary acts Of the supreme govern
ment. Many leaving the city, and the citizens are
fleeing to the American side of the Rio Grande The
Flag published at Matamoros, says that a revolution is
inevitable.
The Brazos was visited by hurrc me on the 5,h
sing great damage and several deaths.
The Ugh: ship and buoy Galveston Bar has been dry
en- away.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH BLOWN UP BY
GUNPOwDER.
BosIoN July 5.-The new Catholic church nj Dorches
ter in this State, blown up with gun-powder AMI
almost entirely destroyed yesterday Tnere cousdera
BILE excitement Some the Know Nohings and
others say the members Of the church had deposited
powder and there for the protection OF the church
aud that the explosion accidental.
TIE FILlBUSTER TRIALS.
NEw ORLEANS, July Son Saturday, Judge Campbell
ordered General Quman, Mr. Thraher and Dr. Saunders
TO give bail in $1,000 each All of the accused refused
give the bonds and consequently placed in u.tody
OF the u. 5. Marshal The will probably be carried
before the State Court on writ OF hd6sds corpus
NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATORIAL ELECTION.
CONCORD, N. H. July 6-The eig,h ballot for the IT, s.
Senator Tor the short term took place day noon
All the members present aud voted. Whole nun.
| her $40. Wells, DEM received l4s; Eastman, whr
Al; Morrison, dem, los; Tappan free SOIL III ,nicl
Clarke I; scattering mo choice. Ninth Balo.-whoc
number 30s; Wells III; Eastman 49, Morrison Ol; Tap
| journed.
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
CoSCoRD, n. H., July 6-Aiter the motion to adjourn
put last night, resolution was adopted by a large
vote that the Secretary Of State send copies of the
tons adopted to President Pierce and the membcrs oil
Congress ON New Hampshire, aud the Governors of Ne
| braska and Kansas.
| TRANSACTIONS IN STOCKS
Nsw YoRE, July 6.-S,ocks dull, and decidedly low
Moneys unchanged, and the OF conf
tnues. Sterling quiet. Siles at first Stock Board OF
Cantonat 22 9; Cumberland Coal 80; Erie So; Harlem
| 81; weading ~ a. New York Central Railroad % III.
MARKETS
NEw YoRH July Cotton IL firm, and trile higher
with small sales, dealers awaiting letters Coffee is
changed with moderate business-sales Of Rio at 10
| l-2c. Sugars dull with a declining teudency-sales
OF Orleans at 4 .Sai dc. MolAsseS-prces weak
and transactions smsll 20c. for New Orleans Flour
Western Canal has declined from 90 30 per barrel
Sales Of 900 barrels straight State at 1851 20 good
Ohio S7hOas, 10 l.2. Southern Flour has declined ~
l2 cts per barrel with sales Of 700 bbls straight Balt
at 5Oaq. Wheat has also decinedsaes Of good
new Colonial at 81 ,73; red Missouri at 1851. Corn
transactions largo decline Of to eta per hush
e-salcs Of 600 bushels at 6sai2c for Western mixed