, 1855-10-05


GovERyOn, Wise s3,l2l Floprnoy,7S,2l 1O,lst
La. Cow, MoOmbs,s2 ,Oss Beale, '7i,6S9 n,a7s
Ar'Y-GENe Bocoek s5,7st Patton, 7l,els l2,hs
Notc.-An evident transposition in the return from
Mason County should havebeen corrected but h or
iects only the footing for AttOrneyGencra, making
Bococks majority 1872 less than it appears above o
II 1926.
From THE PLAINs-ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10
We have advices from Fort Laramie oi
Jnly 10th. Everything remained quiet
Capt. Foote'S company had arrived and re-
ports having met Capt. Hewe's Dragons
fifty miles west of Fort Kcarney-all were
well. The cholera was making sad havoc
among the troops at Fort Riley Col Og-
den was among the victims Of the disease.
Great numbers had abandoned the fort and
fed to the hills. .......... .......
ANOTHER X. n. RIor.-Another most
shameful know.nothing riot, followed by
scenes Of urson and bloodshed, occurred in
Louisville, Ky. on the day of the late
election in that Stntc. The k. MS under
took to take forcible possession of the DIFF
ferent wards of the city. The details Of
their transactions were marked by savage
brutality and crime Some twenty per-
sons were killed-several were burned to
death in their own houses Several in az
tempting to escape from their burning
buildings were shot down like dogs. Such
are the beauties of know-nothingism '"
The DeSeret Ncps has the following:
DELEGATE TO CoNGREss.--D John M.
Bernhisel has been nominated for Delegate
to Congress. The election was TO be held
on the 9th of September.
The TEMPLE-The massive foundation Of
this building was finished July 23, and the
workmen are progressing rapidly with the
stone wall of the basement story. .f.. ~
INDIAN FIGHr,-The St. Louis, (Mo,) )
Republican of August 7th, says -a aa al.n
"The steamer Admiral arrived Saturday
evening from the Missouri river BY this
arrival, we have news that, on the 10Th Of
July, the Omaha Indians were attacked by
the combined forces of the Sioux, Chayen-
mes, and Arapahoos, at Beaver Greek, a
tributary of the Loup fork, and after Sc
rious conflict they were defeated with q
loss Of six killed and scalped, and several
wounded. '7 .Hl7' g. arl g.m' iH 70
LOGAN FoNTENEII,E, the head chief Of the
Omaha tribe, was among theIslai 6nt he
died, our informant says, Ikea brave man :
Leaving in battle no blot Op his name.' B.. ,
Posr OFFICE AFPARs.-For some time
past there has been q controversy between
the Post Master at San Francisco and the
" Penny Post Company" growing out Of
the arrangements Of the latter relative to
the delivery Of letters. Both parties have
made their cases severally known TO the
Post Office Department, aud a decision has
Just been made in favor of the eanse of the
Post Master The Department in writing
to the Penny Post Company, says it has
at all times declined all connection with ex-
press companies, and IT will sanction no ar
rangement with such companies calculated
to diminish its revenues"
IxrER-OcEASIc SHfP CASA1.AWe learn
from arelable source that. some onterprs-
ing citizens of the United States and New
Granada have discovered and explored the
long sought for route for connecting the
Atlantic and Pacific ciocoans by means of q
ship canal. This great desidepatum to,the
commercial world is certainly the7 most
grand and Important enterprise fast
age, and worthy the attention and consid-
Grafton Of every civilized people and govern
ment. -l9i40hh ArH
The plan, as we understand itjisIt0 go
up the Atrato river solhe fifty miles from
its mouth, with a depth ofifronl sixltO ten
fathoms and from thence the Pacific
a distance ofsome sixty miles more--with-
out a single lock or otherobstructi0n IN the
contemplated canal 10 Haif iaai al ~
-l A'liberal grant has Seen made BY the
government Of New Grenada to the persons
engaged in this grand undertaking and
the whole route, from one ocean to the 9th
er, has been accurately surveyed, aud the
facts developed are beyond doubt or ques-
ton, so far as the feasibility Of the work is
concerned.-Wqsh, Star. ,. ..a'
Rev. ]. L. HArcH has been dismissed
from the passionate uof the Congregational
church at Gloucester (MAss, the council
declining to recommend him rs q minister.
The case is novel and peculiar one,e AIR,
Hatch entertained very liberal views IN ref
erence to dancing and other amusemenis,
and is said 70 have intimated The probabil-
II that Christ participated in the dancing
at the wedding in Cana Of Gallilee- % The
affair occasions some excitement. aooIaIol
A Bill Of a very stringent character,
relative TO the abolitiohlsts, was before the
legislature Of Kansas. 1t provides for the
punishment with death Of all persons who
excite negroes to rebellion against their
masters f-)Iiai hre siloq Glt oloifi %
-T7-5oIIo n9ii bis .ydrl m sa sIghuf yd
=, DR.. PETER PARKER, long a missionary at
Canton, has been appoinied Commissioner
70 Smna'oI gH r .ir q 15hgn banll snV
no THR LrqUoR dealers and brewers Of Ohio,
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