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Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24
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7 Gov. Cor j. vr;.ir =. .-z...r7..-
nal. kr,t while N Ksr.rs II, ..-..,..--
that II D.Tar.His,,i a. Jy..5;u,..- -,
+. b Is eorrespondss,,,,.-I.,s s.,,,,-,. W,sr;s.
suit s-ai-..; Ju,l - Kan, ,e,.,s,,-..s--s.,.-
Iinrriss1u.ent- i +, "a :, 81 p.-,
I fvania Courts ri. sur.-ne- -. :
the lat Pre,iIen, P5Ik i. :, .r..,i -. -.
winter in WasAinrta, In -, -.
obtained a ,lis4.rr. fr---, -.
A., went to an evr,,,- ,~.-,r ,.-.;.-s -,
= n. I..;n, e - y - = '..''''
kal.l IN New Y,rS -, ~ -
glars wlr,71 ~ had .--,s...r r.. -.
ant t;5ye-,ar r. X-i-.--,;, - ;.
!. s.ii ,hs. r C. W .t.-+7
should rssi-7 :b--a +. -,, g. -
take hi. pl.r, Tbg R-.,, T,-.-.,..-z.--.
Da,s.- III T.avs- Tn. r.. - =
,7s-rvtsl..I +. .-...i,l ,7--ss,..,, -
Dominion +, WINS .hs -. " -
Thaver's er.-t - inf.,s, - an. -.
Of INDUSTRY. eaf;,al aBf er,...-,-;., ,.,,Ls.
unlaekv S,ats,--tt F,n3. " y,
y5un. -sa,leraaa and Id vh;I, IT,.
agreed 70 b. u.arri.,. in Inn. tha o,r,,,,.,7,
VS. d..lv u.s.forFas,i hv a i.,..i. ,,- ~. -
when the Young lady in.,>.,,l ar, .aki.. -
.E..ir in e.rnes, AM p,.,r i.s,;-,- L. -.
baa4 Ia se her ba-aa Ta ,b;s - -,
Bat .hrr- sicz- not ser, ;, \. -. -
him 70 c~ap.-o, .ba Il,b -. 60
Justice Shaw of Mas. rr..,,,,-...; ~. s,n.
tcnee of d-ath On Jas. Ma-se and Ch.s l.
Cater, f5r the murder 5F tic Yar]au ana
Deqaty Waelea Of the State Pris5a. They
ar i b c5Hfne3 il Ill one wear i,.f.rs h.
ing hung There wese over one huBfirp-j a..
IIican.. i5r the 81 land oi5f.- in Scl,-,sk.
Jud-e D-u.amsfd. =. .1s5zr # the I-,...l
>,A,e- Cgar; Of I,ah. h..s 1.,.n .,,nr..,fs.s ?.
ressgn ty 5ov. Brigham oan- Bucban-
an Grip Is the name q new dis.as- which
al disappointed otsce-s.,.kers and o.Hee-hold-
- ar Low 23es sex ni.h.--The s,sarpn,
from California which arrived in New ".
the 18th, hrou-h:ia t7easure 81 2a4 - -
Henry Bate. the STATE Treasurer Of CALI
fornia. has been convicted as delaul, + to
iae STATE in the sum y Sl2o,ooo, and pro-
hihtts.l from c'sr holding of5c, again in tia,
S;ats.---Tle weather is fine for agricultural
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

NIprxG ~ As OAsTBCs-As We were
gong down town in the 0mnib1.. op?o-
site sa. 4 young AMI beautiful LADY, We
could not help almirinz such beauty,
antil We saw gray hair iaixe- with the
black. which seeinel to break the cha arul.
The rcmedy for those gray hairs would
be the Alpine liAir E ..as. waiea Is war
raEted in a saor. time TO ;grn gray hair to
its original co.o-, be Il Ei.sk, Brova. or
AUBURN. See advt.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

Tia BuaDELI MsRRIAsE.-The cues
ton OF DR.. BaIdell's marriage to Mrs.
cunningham is now on trial before the
Surrogate CoaTt Of New York. se.-
eral witnesses have been examined. and
they all testify more or less positively
TIA; Dr.. BuTdeil Was The man msrried
by Kew. Mr.. Marvine 10 Mrs. Cunning
ham, On the 2sih of October last. Il
Is stated iha, the opponent. Of Mrs.
eanningham's claim intend to produce
witnesses to prove that she VISA person
whom DR. Burdell woela no, be likely
TO marry.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

SD AccIDENT BY DR5wsfSG Last sun
d., Capt. Jacob Bu,lsr, Of Bartle.;s Is
laad, started in a 2.ii-bla; to come t. Ills
wsrth = attend the funeral gf a deceased
re!a.iY,, Mr. B4-tlsst and Mr.. Dawes e
tbe slme Island. w,ra in rh. hat with him.
aad wen aear tie moata OF the river a
>4aall gIs-s the boas, pre- iIi,atin. ,b. three
into the wst1r Messrs. Dave. aud Bartlett
r,s.;;s'l--l ;ae boat, AMI clans T. ii until tax
IN oit N 4 nearly exhausted r,u1i.t1n. Cark.
Bartlett. attempting u swim 70 the shore.
WAS d7 1#n-l seto-. getting manv rods from
where tie b7a' upset. liz bosiy Vas rersr-
er'-i and carried hack t. the I-lai,d
! hi>5ry o: the 3sseeas~l's experience rraa
tie water, while he followed the s,a. Is
continuous rec9ri yf sal disasters arI hair
aFeai:a e~-7rs-s from irsvnia. \: x Ill.
iereni tin : he was .serrss;al sailv-l y Tness
the grim na>sssn-5r = death. fats - face
Nsi"isdsandins, he was ese-y inch sailor.
AMI essTx ~Ay Ep.t..li - manage 4 yesr-.l al
:. .t7.t IL v,yagrs almost always terminated
-s-4s--Jls.g- IaiaAins fortune would deal
l1ss s47saiy via lia ap9a the land. ne c,u ii
IL 50, and coaaeI4ca ID the business Of :,
Hss r b'.' tas chang Of occupation did
n. F-ileve him from trouble and mi>f3r.eac-
A3sg; twenty yaars sine, he :o7k his family
in a o2a' . g 70 meeting oa Snudae; aaa
when near the shora. his boa, ur<e,, aai his
" :'e and onc chill, sui Lis mother. were
ir5wass. b the a!aas; saPezhunan e1er
;i2as g: Ains.-f, = nephew and, wa lalieve,
: d4ash.er wc9e s4vea.
Capt, B4i.=F rs a5ou; y years old. Is
. citizen, ne.gabor, and friend. he was high
i rspscsed and esteesnoi ty all who knew
him.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24


Tug FsEsaET Oar village vas n . s;4te
.: alarm ns.rly al u Is: sseck, % acc u;
,. t..e high s-.ts Of the water in tie r.fcr
FeAr~ were eatere.iacd for tae safety e the
mills, dams, bo5Ius ani bri3gr for nlles
above here. At BFimme7's brid-e. where a
l-Fsa amount Of log. had stopped. i: was
nomeitarily expected tia, the bridge w5ulI
yield 10 the pressure against il. Tuns Of
stone wcr placed on i, a. ball4s:. ard below
!. double o3am Wis thr5rn acr5s. the rIy4r
IN cas- it did 70. 70 stop TIE lo-- a. they
came along tall oftl4e mills blow. parts
9f dams, b49Eas, sluiec-. e. &c, were ear
risd sway. As the bo5ns above gave away
the !egs came into Nj Blacks boom. Just
ab.ye ;he village, crowdsng into small
spaea vast numoe. of logs. which were
forced by the rapid current Of the swollen
ri'vr "lth alarming iorce and strength ag.i nst
TIE b5om. Mr.. Black, With the energy and
caierity for which he i distinguished coin
Asnced siren agthcning il, by getting the chain
cables from the vessels in tie harb1r, and
listening one end 70 the boom and the other
to iron butts drilled into the =5lid leise on
shore. At one time there wcrs nineteen
Of THESE cables On the boom. Two OF three
tine~ soH.e Of the echains snapped in Two fgou.
tae strain on them and then for some mo-
n nts, willie the logs were sway ing and surg,
ing, 1t sHcd as though the whole treiaen.
d0Gs nn4As nus: break Loose. But the boom
triulnphed, and held At bay, desp.e tn.
swollen, tuIagltuous river, ali the logs above
with few exceptions, which Eass'-d under it
Notwithstanding our fortunate escape frou
great and ruiuous loss. damage has bs..l
dJne on tine river 70 the amount Of SIS .00(
Or 81. 900.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

it-rA rgoa EeaorF.-By a dis
patch 4: New YORK. April Il. We have
iuIiAeF ne~s from Europe The fo.ow.
'ns are the most imPorian; items
The Neufcha,cl Conference La. A..
JouFacd. II l. satf. on acconu. OF the
imqrao;iesble demands Of Prussa.
Madrll dispatch says Mexico recae-
nizss the justice of the Spanish demands.
Ihs .ates; adsices from China indicate
that the closing of l.. five Chinese port,
10 Larop=aa commerce vas quite tmmi-
aea..
Tac aeeoneAm y: Of Qaeen N.c.o-i,
Nas da..! expected
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

STIeIDE.-air. Charles Jordan, of this
town, committed suicide by taking Strychnia,
on Friday Of last week The deceased, from
the evidence given at the c5roners inquest
proceeded To the commission Of the fatal &c,
with grea; deal Of delibera;i5n He pro-
cured a bottle OF StrychniA ..bou; Il clock,
\. NJ, deposited a letter in the P 0. for his
father, went directly home, and within an
hours time, swallowed more than a third OF
the contents OF the fatal bottle lie lived
bat few minutes. lie leaves wife and four
children.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

THE MoEXoSs AND REuGroUs TOT
ERArIoN.-Itis is evident, by the recent
news from Utah, that the time is no: far
distant when the power of the Federal
Government in upholding organic law
in Utah will be pu, to the severes, test
Brigham Young has virtually ignored
the authority OF the United States. and
established dictatorship and despotism
Property is taken and human life des-
troyed-court records are burned, and
travellers cas-, into prison, although gull
ty OF no crime-Unitcd States officials
are treated with contempt. while the
laws and authority OF the government
are openly defed. All OF this IS done
in the name of religion. The saints of
the Salt Lake Valley consider that they
are not bound TO obey the heather :
government Of the United States, and
they presume upon their distance from
the seat of government, and upon their
isolated position, to defy its Authority.
The Mormon delusion. with all its
wickedness and euormi,y, has been suf.
fered till now without interference, from
government. Bat it IS evident .ha; the
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24
Lori b-;h Jles-el ne u, mo-. sink
tag razs--r i=fss di9sor.e is The f5l. /

l.7r b-,h Jlzs-el ne. THe mo.: sink
tax razs--r i=fAr disrsur.e i tl,e f5l.
I,vinr. r-r'i-u'zs'y Ia; part in which
cJis tEsIdfsh III deshed.
81, sceds rspz4tci strokes ofthc ham.
tar &c hreas ire rock in pieces and so
q sometlmes requires repeated strokes Of
anguish - break onr hearts In pieces, and
make 6 humber aud wiser men. AMI.
asthe loager voa keep the canary bird in
aaFksned cage the sxeetcr il viii sinE.
80 the more severe the discipline Of the
god man : experience. the .wecter the
s5ass Of HI. spiritual life The 60
tia, Is eha ID in the hottest furpac
cones out brightest, snl the tkara,;cr
moulded By Intense; heat will exhibit
t4e most woaiEoas exee,leaeies. GOD s
children are Ike stars. that shine bright
est in the darkest night; like torcaes
ilat arc the better for beating: Ike
grap-s. that come not 10 the proof TIL
they come 10 the press like trees. tina:
drive down then roots farther and GRASP
the earth tighter. byreason of the storm
Ike vince. that grow the better fnr bleed
inz; ike gold, that looks the brighter
f5r securing; ike glow worms, that
sIiac best N the DARK Ike iuaiper.
ilat smells sweetest in the fire: Ike ia
poininder. which becomes more fragrant
for chatting ike the palm tree. which
proves the better for pressing; like tie
eimomiie. which spreads tue n7-s yoa
,read upon it.
"rhers !. 4 4 7HeF ~h~n trsa 2lct o..
Doth st.l m1rc richly bloom,
And even 10 ~ siffer-st .ae
GiSes far7h Z, saec: perfume.
The rose that cr4SacsI ar.d shattered.
Dbo;h or the re - ae-;av
fsirer sent, ths: t-grther soes.
!. ea for tho cT3el ulow
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24
IFor the Ellwer,h Ansrican.l
What Constitutes a Nani


What constitutes man
No; hollow Establishments or polished word,
High bleed OF noble clan:
No: acres broad, well stocked with Hock. and
herds;
Not large aud splendid halls,
Where, needing no, the poor. rich par,i.,
dance;
Not high and spacious walls,
Where. truth. within, is sposen but by ehanc.
No, love. celestial lore,
\ precious boon 10 sinful mortals given.
Like mama from shove.
To cheer and bless the chosen tribe. 0, heaven
A love which teaches man
To know the right and knowing TO Hlain,ai.
Which prompts TO lead the van
To free the boudman. for the ua,ion's gam
This constitutes man
And chsrity's law. that mans unselfsh will
Oer friends and foes, | ken.
Sits umpire erowning good. repressing Ill.
snit by It's bearing bold
The fend Intempersnoe like svsp,r sinks;
And cen the all-darzling gold
Hides i, faia, rays and at is bidding rnk,-
Sgch is hraven- loved land
There man does love h,s neighbor as himself;
With joy he gives his hand
T. those who love Their Maker more than pc',
Tia; ;key may sin resign.
And gaia those sweet rewards. phich lies II 4.
jus;
Ia bsish; d. divine
En- tncipAicd from this b&letal dust
Auars
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

Tho Chinese news show that China
has & last been bombardsd into the fam
lily of naIions. the Emperor having or
dered pescs 10 be made II any price
h Is satisfactory to know that there is
10 be an enJ 10 the work Of slaaghte'
ahat has been gains "a there. and We
hope that the Christian ncgotiston wiR
beh,re--like Caris.iaas.- Trars9sr. 2
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24
Letter fen Cincinnati

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Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24
SLAVERY AND xoRMoyIsN THE
TWO TRIBES Or RUFFfANS

Friend SawyT-
/ A yoa ErA;.fei mazy q j.. 58r "a n last
week, by re-pgh,i>aia- fry-- iss y. !, TT-
5a.Hs two editorials, t. v..z5 al. 4 your
atseaIs5u n an iat-gsl=a; - a#s=ete ~ b
arti-ies eraha,'y Ina-t ia.F .rt.a; fses. IA g..
h,s;ss- q tae 'rrraale vra-- Of k.-.=-.-
I now call ycur at;snss @ = t5sr.e - -; 4-..-
eles, which nay x a.-al : ~ e.s=..--
t.low
IT, B~ta jsa-- ~. Ii &. a~.F'x :
iuty ai the slsaia 6stfs=i is. u j q . itsa
thority frsa'y. 5-il.#v. ~ v.,- IN ss.-
8uate f.ce, ); uos4 h.. s, -are-a-- at -
>iStaHez. ard g. k--f# 5, $50 -
Bas v hat g-5anis az Il = = - 6feas.
! Il law aa3 erlr f-,--5 m a=. .aH-r.it.t 9.
aope aay just and pasrlotie ir''-rf.ra-s 10
their behalf from - ,.aisler Almi5s.-
tr4ti5a, e.ee;>l BY lie Fissr-e.a=. 3.~7a...
who have e1ci,s,l. ls1k..l ID. enc -4-.t =ui
supported the upara.se selsl wrau-s - ratf F.
ic, fosbcarins AMI saEerin- Kansts. -
L which. in prasticss, + II In 'h=a-v. "a z.
10 the d0etrine th-i The saia - - ari en-
s:itutional dgis i The Fel-54l . ruazz..
is to catch ant 4eczre save n- >szta.
AMI extend AMI rs7F.s;z.a; Il ,..sa4sa-. -
s;Itu;iaa or The vaa.4 Land. - aat ss--
cure opal I-ts. AMI 3i,-fls1tss .-tse
a.aa9as ;te pope. TasiF hi,;sry. zars I. al:
;hey day the gse4; deeiarat5- t.est. Z al
all aen ar created equ4l. AMI @ Nd 5,
;AaiE ereataE with certain inal n ! rizi-..
among which ar lie. Liberty al q. M
-aii q happine,. They say tta; t5e D.
elara;ion u IndeT1nIeuce a1i : f---a.f..
- the Constitution. ar snaeAain.. s..:.z--
ing Eeneraii,ios. : and TIA; WASH; = f.
ferson. Madison and ether $50 q; - ,4r.7
times, were fool-, when they said, We. -
people Of the United States, in order = I5-.n
more perfect Uniou, establish las;iee. s.e4r-
domestic tranquility, provide for the c7umlr
defence, promote tae general weliA-e. as4 -
cure the blessings Of liberty u ourse,sc> 4a.i
Our Pos.erity. Do o7iain aaI establish t..
Constitution foE the United Stats 4 Aai
lea"
Suraly. after the American Auth5-i:azs.
With renorseless iniiFe-eace worthy sa.s
Of Nero, Robefierre. or / Hayn4a a44-
for two years pas; lookal eddy up -
enormous crimes psrPstratei IN haas4. e Pm
the an5Feniin-. law.at.4iag emig-aa.. f75s.
the F-ea States, who have sezn th1sf 4sgz.i-
ia-- in flames, their cattle AMI h1r=s So. =.
and their neiEhhors robbed. sao; 3saa. -.
their b.dies horribly ma,ila;ed an III l..
prey C: wild beasts. scarcely NOR ier.ci94s
than the authors OF these atrocious 5u;ra-.s
Yes. after ;hsse shameful sceaes. j. 8, ~
ieetly IDLE to suppose tha, tins Ser.,ens..
Pr1-SiAFery. rar:.zan Government. Will s,s-
Panis5. T~:rain, Or e.an dispicase. tie II ,
mon fanatics. the ballyins Fit5baS,--s H.
Borier z RltEaas. o7 any 9t4c- -g;ats:s N -
Srosi'F Of b.Tsl-isra. wa5>s l=a3in. ias;.a~..
are !-nawn = Il III favor IF ;ae ya,-F s;ic 4al
honorable tesiacss of 'ra1 1teg. ea.-.isg All
trrHti7E nilgers
Az OLD RErra1lcss.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

MEL.ScHoLT AccIDENr.-while Mr.. vii
nam Lyman Of Eden, was saving ii his mill
On Monday, the 18th inst, bol, dew from
the saw, striking him in the breast, the blo.
oi which proved fatal lie expired On the
following Wednesday. Mr.. L. was a nan
much respected by all who knew hun. ana
his ioss viii be dsepIy felt.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

s'NeE the water has s-bsidci, .ae great
f';H. Of attraction .aas b-en at Pad ifIri L
Cos CLOTHING ExPoKIrx. on Main xirJ-.. -
Oar village gents have app.arci ont since the
nc~ stock w.as oPen-d, in fine coats. b..su;i.ul
vests, fashionable Fante, and with ali the
other 't;xinss' Necessary 70 make up well
dressed person. B4aipess men have dotted
their Old coa;s, and donne4i new ones such
ones IS can only De found in padciford &
Cos new Stock. In fs.e, the town will Son
Be noted - the place where RE4pY MAur
clJthing can De mad 20 che4r, and Of such
good quality, that the poorest are we'll
dressed. Nobody can buy goods 50 cheap az
that prince Of good fellows, Albert = and
n1ne can and viii s-Ii Clothing - cheap
Even the printers arr talking Of new cats
&c, t., -;nee the new arrival. Remember,
j, Pa1eliord Il Co. arr bound u ssH cl.sap.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

Rev. Mr.. Pease has been compelled
to give up bis laboss as missionary a,
Five Points, New York, from III health.
BE has labored for seven years with IN
common assidaity. anG With wonderful
success
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

y A oolOred citizen Of Chicago by the
name OF Grey, holds a passport. declaring
that he Is citizen Of the United Stats with
the great seal Of the nation attached. I,
was granted TO him b. former Secretary Of
state lie has also certificate Of commen-
dation, signed ty Jamos Buchanan, stating
that he is q citizen. 1t is dated ls35.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

y Il seems the ministers OF Massachusetts,
did not take very kindly Gov. Gardner .ad-
vice gratis, to abstain from political dis
eussion." They appear to have done about
as they pleased in the matter. Some of them
even went 80 far as to read the proclamation
of Gov. Williams, of this State, in place Of
Gov Gardners
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

it, public buildings, it, railroad facilities, its
-Aool., &C. bu, have already ,rspassed too
loas upon your time.
Very Respectfully,
W BlAlSpELL
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

Ii. C. SIMPSON. Esq., late editor Of the ST.
Lawrence DenscrCs, and more recently a
stump speaker Of the Buchaneers in New
HAMPSHIRE. a. joined the Republicans, in
PEELED thereto by the Dred Scot, decision.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

THE editor Of the Belfas, Jo.raa! who
wants tue BsIfas; COlleetor.hip now
held by another democrat. speaks OF
1.-The olisafchy Of fieial station" lie
means Smart.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

NEwsPsrER CONSOLIDATION The Blston
Ai!Gf, CAroHieie & Telegraph and Trareller,
have bseu consolidated, and ar now merged
in the Trere!ler. The latter paper Is now
published in quar.o form, and j. under the
editorial care Of Samuel B1wls, E-l Il is
all tha; can be desred IN 4 newsraper.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

FrLLEs RkDIyIYrs We had thought poor
Fuller IT. j. D. was dead and Laid ou,
eold, So far as e5Ice under this administra-
tion was concernei; but he has been resur-
rected, and installed in the flee Of Second
Auditar of the Treasury at Washington.
Fsn4ly, he has has reward.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

TuI Mc;hoIi,: C5af.ren. at Brook
lyn y \ aI,P,ed the majority repor,
oas avery. with the resolutions. d eelariny
slavery grea, national and social evil,
and piedgins the influence Of the Con
f.fen-e 10 prcyeat It's further extension
over territory now free.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24
Az O.D RKrrGfc.S
El2H Ait April ~.

TaE AoENoSs letters published in
lie >aa Frsacisc7 Herald confirm the
destruction Of .te rccor,s o. the L. s.
Courts IN tai. b t-e Na-mozs. 4
le.te- from Sal: LIAe Ci.y say.
.Eag!y in January, am JUS: n ai-
vance Of the meeting Of tue Sapre'Qe
Court. a parry of the Morm5as i b q
standing in the church, and under tte
advice of Brigham Yoans, repaiEed TO .4c
Office Of tn Hon G ?. S;les, oae ofthe
United States District judges tie law
Office Of 7. Williams. Es4 and ii
ofHce of the Clerk Of the StPrens Cont,
and tool, the.efrom all til papors belong
ing 70 the Supreme Curt, consisting of
records doekets. opinions, fled AVA.
together with nina hundred volumes Of
the laws. furnished b. the federal gov
ernment for the use Of the Territory uf
Utah. The reason given 70. this treas
enable act was that Congress would nat
admit them as State. eul tlat ,aey
would not allow the federal officers +
remain in the Territory; and what off
GERS were now in the Territory mus: leave
as soon as grass grows. or he VIII send
them to he'll across lots"
Alettes FROM w. X. Drummond Of
San Francisco, says these records and
books were burned in the city OF the
Great Salt Lake.
Il IS also asserted tina, the proceedings
Of the United States Courts are nulllned
by Brigham Young. who styles !, =
'Gentile Court" and declares that it
shall not ;nfict punishment on the Nor
mon saints. Several murdertrs escaped
their deserts in this way after being con-
victed. The authority of the United
States is openly dehed, and the Mormons
declare that they will not be governed by
any one unless h. is Mormon. L. Is
! reported that five young men, overland
emi grants from Missouri to California.
are now lingering out weary life OF
misery and wrechedness in the Utah
peniteniiary for the crime OF having spok.
en- against Mormoaism.-KeancJec Jour
nal.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24
sullivan. April Is. 1857.

\ dispatch from Washington dated
April goth, saws instruction. were sen,
out by the Geo. Law, for our squadron
a; the lsthmus 70 hold itself in readine,,
for any emergency that may arise. /, i,
understood that our steamer in the IVES.
Indies will also proceed a; once TO join
the forces at the Isthmus. /, is said
Government viii make one more eff :,
TO afrange the pending difficul,ic. by
rcEa.ia;ion, bat should this fail. ,h.
tni.ra States vii. proceed TO take mi.
;ary possession Of both ..des OF the 18th
mu@.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

Tar oaio Lssi,liuFe adjourned on
Saturday, after passing the bill making
It Peniien;iaEy oaense to claim or hold
slaves IN OHIO. or to a,temp, TO carry
away from the s,Ase as slave any per-
son OF color.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

TEoors roR kaxsAs The y. Y.
Coutiers Washington corespoaaen,
say The ar ~ or or u issued i. Z
great importance =, disposiug Of The
absurd story tina: thu troops arc TO be
Withdrawn from Kansas. There is
iotai incrsase Of ttaeps there OF aboa,
500 men consisting Of the eight compa-
MES Of the lo,A Infantry ordered ,hitae-
nom NJ hne.oia. 4 column Of abou,
loco in-n. comp sei Of cavalry and IN
i4n;fy.l, orde ed. under Crl. Sum7er.
70 proceed aboat the 10th ef Jlnc
against ,ae laiiars of tie Plain. In
;a= e4fly part + June thtrr viii be IN
kan>ss. 1t Is estimated. between 59Qe
aad 1000 troops. Of which l5oo will s-
dciae 81 on SPECIAL service as s5oa q. tie
srass on the Plains viii admi, Of tho
movements Of animals. G,n Il4fney /.
recalled from Florida, and pl-crd in
command at Fert Leaytn.or,h.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

Tux Co;onets Jury in II the case Of
Tie alleged poisoning of Nathaniel Sweet
scr. Of Loweli, have re,arn j vcrd c,
that the deceased came to his death from
corrosive sa5..ma:~, adm nls;crcl 10 HIN
o. some person unkaOwn to the jurors