Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04
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Tie Steamer Fulton pissed Cape Rice on
the venng of the 9th. having lett Ilavre
on the 18th and Southampton on the 18th
The good ef cts Of tho SUSPENSION bv
order OF the Government Of the Bunk
| Charter Act, were stiIl showing themselves
cvrrvwhere throughout Great Britain
The mon'v IN rk't at I,,ndpn an at the
other centr points tirmnt than u, the
| t'iling CT tle steamers Vanderbilt and
| Africa or the 18th inst. and the demand
| Tor discount at the Bank Of igl,nd was
/ less pressing. Several prominent houses
had been compelled to susp nd payments
The hrcndstuHs m,rk"t at Ljv.rp inl i,
London, and throughout England continued
exceedingly dull. and quit u panic had
| prevailed Th" prices were merely nnmin Il
even Tor choice qualities, whilst interior
W totally uns ,l,blc.
Inc Fnlton has eighty-onn passengers,
S22O QUO in -pecir, ten foxes vdlulplcs,
ahd one hundred aud fifty six tuus Of trench
goods on freight,
There IS nothing NV from India.
FR'M CALIroRNIt. NEw YORK, Nov. %.
The steamer Northern Light fro Aspin-
well on the list inst, with COZ passengers
the usual California an | pIcih. mails. nrd
- Q.67l, including $500 ,OCO for New
Orleans, ard 5000 for Havana. arrived at
tins port this evening
4hc most impprt9nt item ofucvs bv this
steamer is the display before the pubic of
large amount of evidence going to show
that the party OF rs emigrin ma.stcrrd
IN the southern part Ot Utah. while on
their way to California. news Of which DC
CUR nee was sent by ths last mil, w,ra
murdered by the MOrnons. MIR & .or:e
Powers arrived Il lov day. since ut :, IS A..
geiOs, from salt Like and reports having
heard many M1rmprns threaten to kill Cen
tiles passing through their cuun nv. Il.
mt it party OF Mormon and Indians going
'o"ard- MormOna settlement feGlr tbs
scene 81 the massacre, und they had in their
possession bundles Of clothing and other
articles. apparently the spoils OF the muir
dercd; and the whole ptrty appeared to he
on friendly terms WITH or. ,n.thcr az! all
III high spirits.
Mr.. Powers also states that, in San Bcr-
nirdlro, he heard C,pt lIunt, Il MN of
authority among the Murmons, say he
WAC glad ut tho as.acre., aud believed
that the hand OF the l. ird was In it, yhc-
49, ''hS - i'u SF lHs VI Nultte.
y. NJ. Warren, Of Geaes g.. "ounty. n, Y.
who came through about the same tim
with Mr. Powers, b, lieves also, from nume-
rous lacts observed by him. that tho Nor
mons are guilty of the blnody crime
The news Of the Panic in the Atlantic
Statcs caused u good deal OF excitement and
something Of a run On the Blinking Houses
III oau Francisco, but it was apparently
SON over,
The newspapers contain reports OF the
discovery ul il "uA vein in Sonpina county,
ne Pctaluna, but we attach no imuur
lance to the port.
Another grove Of mammoth trees has
been dlscorerct IN Marlp,sa county. Tue
ordinary size Of these res j. 500 ieet in
height. and from 10 to 80 feet Ia diameter
lac dlscIver'rs this Last grove had l., in.
sirum"ut iJr n 'lsuriny IT'S trees with
TN =, hut they Thought soma 0f thi trees
10 be larger ~ 81 the largest in the groves
previously discovered. this ~ the tnird
m'inm IN grove IN M,ripost, the fir, dis
o"v"red ht,, I27 trrrs. the srcuhd 20, and
tire last So. iHesc grove ar. near the road
- She great Yosemite Fdis. Tne most
celehrht mammoth grove N the StIt,,
However. is II Clliyer4s county There
ARE iOur IN all.
! n,ec..r. D.: the bar Of san Francisco WIS
leld upon The arrival Of the terrible news
by III" steamer Panama Of the loss Of the
fe1t-Ql imcrilu. with hundreds vi return
H. Conforming, sn.pna whom wee several
prominent meN'"rs u the California bar.
pubic me Ting was rlied by prrsl NJ
Burr o. the Ey'rl of Supervisors, OIL s.
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