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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

THE TROY BANKS-ADDRESS BY THE
MAYOR.
cone,poudence Of The N 7. Tribune
Troy, Oct. ii, 1857,
The rusnor last night that the Troy City Bank had
failed created great excitement throughout our city,
snd at al early hour this morning hundreds Of the
poorer classes throngpg around the banks eager
10 secure their treasured mite So great became the
rush that the officers of the several banks called
hasty council aad resolved unanimously 10 suspend
specie payments being fully convinced that this was
the only conceivable plan to public trust and
relieve embarrassment. Plaoards were posted in
various conspicuous places to tina. effect; and the
nouncement was made by the Mayor officially to the
masses collected in front of the Athen9um
Buildings He appealed to the intelligence of
the people, pointed out briefly the great advantages
ut this time of such course that adopted ard eI'
pressed his belief that it their prerogatve to ad-
just this matter and theirs only, without any legisa-
tive Interference and his hope that their passions
would not islesd heir Judgment. He withdrew, after
assuring them that the Troy banks had not suspended
specie payments from necessity, but from policy The
excitement was somewhat allayed by his remarks, al
though at one time an outbreak was apprehended
Quiet snd confidence are again restored, and the fa
urss in our city are trust past The banks inter-
change freely aud are well secured, with the excep
lion of the Troy City Bank, which is Safety Fund
bank. and was thrown out this morning by the Com
msrcisl.
Itis rumored here that Gov. King will issue proc
amation to suspend specie payment throughout the
State.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
AUSTRALIA.

By way way of Calla' we hsvs hei'0Drn' p'pe''
to July "a. ,-;,,o,;. I. s.sodv
The yield of gold in the colony Of Vic.9Ha S'sauy
though the average is slightly oeioT ma - hsrs as-
56a 66S or. sssiIs. S79 s6 for the same period as
year. A return showing the aveisss ie079 per yea
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
ru LAST OF A FORTUNE.

correspondent lately had the opportunity OF seeing
upon tie back of Bridgeport City bill, oftwo dollars
denomination. the following:
Wis "a the sst left to nspent fortune of oooO
The reason OF my still being the Of ths ocasioaed
by the bsrk having like myself, suspended"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
IBy Telegraph
FROM PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. Is, 1857.
Tie bss ks here manifest disposition not to accept
the Relief biI. There is additional gloom in business
circles to-day.
Stocks dull Penns. 6ves So: Reading Railroad
ist; lOrg Island Railroad, 8; Morris Canal, a; /;
Penn. Railroad, 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
THE BANKS OF NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Thursday Oct. 10, 1857.
The Bank of Tennessee suspended specie payment
TO day.
The Legislature is considering resolution to ie-
galze general suspension by the Banks. The action
on the resolution is doubtful.
The Planters Batk and the Union Bank Will hold
out TO the last, unless authorized to suspend.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
THE RANKS IN NEW-ORLEANs.

THE BANKS IN NEW-OhLEANS.
NIw-ORLEASs, Wednesday Oct. IA NJ.
The Union Bank has just suspended.
There is heavy run upon all the Free Banks.
There is q great deal of excitement.
The Branch Mint has purchased from the banks
$2OO, 900 in silver. 1t is paying out gold, and go
affording some relief.
SECOND DIsPATCH-P. ".
Affairs yet very unsettled, aud 1t is supposed
that the run upon the banks will continue tomorrow
Great confidence is felt n all the banks now standing,
and large sums were deposited in them to-day. No
failures are reported to day Appearances are more
cheerful than in the morning. There are runors that
the Bank of New.Oreans will open in the morning.
Its notes are taken by the Citizens and Southern
Banks and by James Robb & Co.
The banking house of james RObb g. Co., with
Others kept open till o'clock, and not doubt is ex'
pressed as to or the Southern the only Free Bank
left standing.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Thursday, Oct. Ia NJ.
The run on tie Citizens and Canal Banks continues
heavy, but is to less extent on the rest There is
much excitement, and business is paralyzed.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
The Citizens Bank, the Bank of the State Of Loui-
sana the Bank of Louisiana and the Canal Bank all
refused this morning to take the notes OF the free
banks.
The run on the free banks commenced early in the
day land before O'Clock the Union the Merchants
and Traders and the Bank of NewOrleans suspended
specie payments
There was no run on the Southern free) Bank, and
it is considered perfectly good.
The bank of James Robb Co. free is consid'
cred safe. Its circulation is distant and heavy.
The Citizens Bank held its doors open, paying
| specie until 6p. m.
| The chartered banks are standing by each other,
and large deposits being made with them and the
Southern Bank 1t is said the sums being deposited
with them are larger thar those drawn out.
| Although there is considerable excitemen', good
humor prevails
| We have no failures to report to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
THE BANKS OF MISSOURI

Sr. LorIs, Thursd.y, Oct Is, 1857.
There has been a heavy run on the Banks oi tne
State Of Missouri all the morning, and opinions conflict
here as to their ability to hold out Otherwise the
city is quiet
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
THE PROVIDENCE BANKS.
THE BANKS IN AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Ca Thursday, Oct. IA, 1857.
At public meeting of our citizens held to day the
banks were recommended to suspend specie payment.
The Union Bank suspended this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

weleaiu from the officers Of the Brooklyn SAVINGS
Bank that everything is going on after the ordinary
course, and thst yesterday the deposits were more
than ooube the payments.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
THE SAVANNAH RANKS.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1857.
All the Banks in Ssvannah suspended specie psy-
ments this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
THE CRISIS.
Ann TRADERS BANK

AND TRADERS BANK,
,hrokrEss So, suthoriy the following facts
naa o1S. friends of the Institution offered $3.50 900
,..Is e a.e.,sa-y to raise more specie on Tuesday
;~h, e The other banks had concluded to go on-thsy
80 =, The time $l9i00 in specie as reported in
W.ane,ds, TRIBUNE. O.her parties offered to make
s,b,r heavy sacrifices to carry the bauk through, il
,,os.ssry but the bank officers felt themselves strong
enough to meet all demands that might be made upon
them without any assistance from either inside or OUT
side fdends.
The following statement shows the CONDITION Oh 'n'
bank Oh Thursday morning: .,so so
Loans 5s5 5s7l Circulation 1s Oh
specie.......... lS9 9l5l Deposits .'''.'''' ''''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
Sl,66a,2OO in Specie.

The United States Mail steamship Northern Light,
Capt E. L. Tinklepsugh, arrived at about l o'clock
this mornipg from Aspinwal.
The Northern Light left A,pinwall at $40 p. M on
the 5th inst, and arrived off Havana the night
of the 9th. Left Havana at 10 q. m. on the llth,
having taken on board 300 tuns coal, aud arrived at
Quarantine at II p. on the 18th.
She brings the California mails of Sept 81 81 66i 900
in treasure on freight, and 72S passengers.
The list of the Central Americas passengers has not
yet come to hand.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer
Jno. L. Stephens, j. T. Watkins, ESQ.,, Commander
left San Francisco Sept 81 at 1Oi an and arrived at
Panama Oct. S at 4 a. m, bringing 797 passengers
and trea fnllova VII
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
THE WASHINGTON RANKS

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct. Is, 1857.
The Back of the Metropolis has declined to have
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EFFECT UPON DRY. GOODS DEALERS.

bo0aa, MeNamee g. Co., Of Nos. 800 and 322
- seway, yesterday offered their goods at retail at
vsy iow1r soes. They take City and State money at
paz.
Thomson, Bulsn e. Valentine, silk mercers, OF No.
81 Brosdwsy, do the same.
Edward Lambert & Co., No. 335 Bsoadwsy, offer
their silk goods at retail.
Young Sc Hosgland, clothiers, of No. 3l4 Broadway,
are doing likewise
A. T. Stewart has also thrown open his wholesale
department for retail customers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
Passengers.

FM Ketchum and servant Mrs. Thompson aad chId Mrs
Barr children and servants Wood the Kew MT
Baker wife and child, Col Ripley United states Army eod
servant, Dr. B. H Byrre, United States Army MI, byine
three children and two servants B. l. Je'syp hon oe
Hibben. O. Garrison, A. b: Garrison g. veecner ulsen
berry II Van Holt 7. Mchabon AID wife, H. H. hotho,,
Miss Rothbar q. ". Clever, w. NJ Keith, ~ WATSON d.
Breha Mrs Breha and child Coleman, wife and three ch
den W. Taylor wife ald child Jno Keatrins and wie
z. Turner j. w W0Osey, wife AID two ehafen v" II y
and two children. Mrs. sieLenor and child hsye,
5. Funk Il. Ensign, J. McLemon, d. W. Brysfiy' j.
Alexander s. o. Alexander J. Friedlander Il. Ehss A
Davis, w. Crsper, Mrs Beck children and servsa,
Wsrdle NJ Bsythen, Mrs Sherwood. Mrs haA sad enaien
Iron,i,es X Davis. wife and children > hsin :.
Wn. Dsuew, R. Stranshsn, Low L. sIitH n sisr Ds
A. Ebbetts- Jno Enelebresht Fuler mrs De ID "a
and children A Davis, II. s. Brown, g. Andersoa, nss
Souenni n Mu,ford, r S.B Fergerson, Ii % y
Mi. Moore. Mss somers Mrs Greenhow ana ch An
Lent, Mrs Rice, c. R. Van Emman, H. AaAra
comb, J. Essler A. Ros't MOOT o. "a .ss' Mr.
stet.or. Dyer J. Dousass c. Brown, d. M'sen' R.in;
and two children, j. W. Campbell. Mr.. CsnP0'1 Ca. .aa
two children. Mrs Cochrsn and two children cSr, E n
Whitbsm, C. H Pool wife and two children LII Hss
W Clark AID wife, J. Adam. Mr, c,iiner psna.
c. J. Robinson, Mrs Brosseau. n G Israrne n Bred.
hart, }. n. FAndresu, S. Winding, . l. T-r w z
hnger. n A. Lewfs j. Ehsoa j. LsnsuI , ,,-o children
Eni EFT, Gausha. s. Brosdhurst wne s' y Cooper
G D.w.on, W. NJ Smith, ". R R RPenIy M;. N aoody.
tlmsn Mrs ksiner a-a two da1sh,sr ~ n B. Nys C.
Rott. Gordon Fanny Frybers. hSekIs Moan ID B.
Ciser g. Loucks Mrs. Phillips L. hHs' x s,yss And ,or
Brown W. r. Litchfeid Mrs Storms, y" fv; Protns
A Phips wife infant sod nurse, a "a n, IN forwarJ
Keeney, esq, J. johnson, L. oou-a' '-'
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C0ua'u' Rsp'-
Free-Stete. e...... ......-.---.-.9 u
National Democratic. ....3
Doubtful. .-....t
But reverse the Douglas and johnson District
ard give the doubtful to the Democratic, and the
totals would stand
Coalcj. Reps.
Free State...... ........6 13
National Democ ratio. ..........5
And this, We believe, sccords with tho clsiD
of the Slave Democracy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
THE BANKS OF KENTUCKY, INDIANA AND
OHIO.

CIScSSArI, Thursday, Oct l5, 1857.
The Money market is very unsettled here in conse-
querce of the news from New-York and elsewhere.
1t is thought that the Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana
State banks will lot suspend at present.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
RANK SUSPENSIONS. &c. IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Thursday, Oct 15, 1857.
The Farmers and Exchange Banks here suspended
yesterday.
The Bank Of Virginia still holds out.
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About six kct from tho wall, in The cra,e,
4 the balti.ng al either side. were place,
,tanjan!s, bearing a mos' suspicious nsein.
dance 10 u ealiows. the arm " which rx
enict oscr tho sgaoe hotw~'a the s,aa,la,
nd the wall. "a this arm Vas saspeuJ,>.
, ring. about two OF thno k~t above III,
Tad 81 a rider passing under L. In linz
Nth this wec plssl other standards, viii
eais made Of cloth. sapr,sOi IN rcpc~cn
be heads IL soldiers waiting " hayp then
~ ID, Further Oh were saislicr standard.
9Th cloth caps, supposed likewise TO rrpn L.
zen, soldiers knNrling on the groaai Will
10th caps On the rrouad were supposed Il
~ soldiers lying down, trying 10 st out @
he reach Of the sahw, The EXERCISES con
listed in riding iuricusy round the eoarc IL,
svlions OF four st time. Amer riding
'Vaud oncc. each OF the dragons would lv
, loaded pistol al ono ol the standing sol,iwrt
v he rude fur,ously by and tirc at him tlel
Nturnng the pistol to the holster the sabr
s1 drawn with tho rapidl,y OF lightning
,nd a stroke made for the next man, rccoy
ring Ia time 10 poise the sahre, AMI ~ b,
lashci by 10 carry "a the ring on the pale
All this Is done with the consumption Of
cS time than /, takes 10 relate Il. and Ia ~
Ally a very exciting spectacle. The sabrw
sent through the rings with q precision
which would have bgcn slightly dlsagrcablc
had they brn aimed al q mans eye, instead
sIufld heads " tho imaginary soldier, ~.
ceivoi ,hampiugs which could only havc
been en,lursi by themselves
After rather lengthy continuance Of this
exernsc, the order was given 10 "dismouut.'
and in lcs. time than Il takes TO write the
word. The whole troop was IN terra 6rH,a 500
AZ the word "unsajdlc, the n,mble iingrr
worked skillhily for n inul,, AMI soon the
troop stocd by their horses, having u single
blanket IN place Of saddle Al the word
mount, Us many heads AZ there were dra
y"ns nigh, have been ~en bobbing 10 the
air. and finally 10 settle quietly On tho top oi
trn boln~, seated ou The blankets. The
previous sabv exercise was then repeated,
AMI the class proved ~ proficient without
saddle or slirrip ~ with them. aud the sear
CROW mrn received another terrible pammel
ling Tho grace and ease with which thu
lass role, the precision Of the markmanship.
aoJ the pcffrc' GOODNESS displayed through
pal the whole ~ tho exhibition were pro
nounc,d esccdingly crsii,ablc, and an adc.
luaie result 10 the vigorous exeriion and
~ofal soilng Of white pants neoo~sary To the
operation.
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Prov tAs - Iasis il,s sss-sr iaas -
Yesterday. a. mos, Of our readers st'
aware, was the day appointed by the author
ties Tor the execution Of kro&lcis, Ia
Pon'e and Shuliz, m the gard Of the II
Louis county Jail The time appointed by
the Judiciary was between the hours u Bin'
IL the morning ard fJaf IN The afternoon
The hour selected 10y The Comfy Msrshal
within th0-e limits, VISA txo 0'clock y. "
BS ten cl0k In the morning = crowd h.
gan 10 collect sruund the jail wA.ls, sBd con
,inaed 10 asgrnent until sfteT the eSer1,iu
although no, the slightest g.imJss eoald b,
caught Of anything going 90 made Tb
gAiloss at,i all tbe yaraphernalis u doa'A
isriny in readings a; the hour appointed
the eolpbemned were brought 10 the place ri
erecu,ioo. s;;rpini by thor spiritual al
vsSrz
Ia Poiute was attended By Father Mel
chne-, u II Mays, Shalt, by Fh,bN-
Pa,is. u tie Cathedral ard Nsaslein hy
Fa,bs- Pa'chorsky and NIssIsrkorl On
asoeodns The gsllows. ths thec crlpri''
wero ,eaied b~poath ,he rru.-besm. wbrr
for the ,@cc 81 sb,ss, q half b1ar, thy r.
csiyed religions cCnsolA,,ops sod r@rto1x q
The rites II thrir church. appropriate IN 'bs
occasion. Thy were thru asked sevtrsIly
whether ,bey BAT suy,hinr 70 aJ' Ia
Poinls answered. IN The negaiiEe bet Shut,
cane forward spi sposs a. fa4io~s
Fsiiou ,assmp have eoGe spon tha
.cac5l5 10 de ] en- er1pyss, and hAv.
q Il a L
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NilwarxKs AND Misss.s,rrs RAT xoAp,--OI
be completion ct this scAd 10 prNnis da Chen
he company established an agency ~ th,s cit
" tao sale ~ tickets, and appointed 4. \
,swcemb AS the T,ekv, A.eL fhs ohje,t o
his ssenes 10 10 secure Pssssngefs the whcl.
sasth % THIS road, by way II MIw aakee. Til
cue 81 the most dssis htfal rratcs se,n,
ast. Purchasing . through ticket from n,
seweemh, yoa take the tr~isie da Then boats
sad Al ths, point, say Ia umr Tor tho moraip
tain, ycu travel clear arro-s the noble state y
Nl.eoasia. getting . s,xht Of the beautiful eli,
Madison, rapid glance 81 the thriving cit
Milwaukee, and then you eau take masnn
ent steamers, ~ a change, TO Cht,sEo, ~ N
sske shore Railroad, We .huaii tank eou
iJef,as that Milwaukee has Just got on the lin,
u through toate east nearly every ta,rlc
'eiid desire 10 make the trip one wsy or VI
nhsr through that rising Lake CITY. Mr., New
'cmb, the agent, 10 . gentleman well atted 10
he voeattaa A. agent, and wiil be happy 10 eN
lisa 10 travellers the advantages and sights I
W seen by q trip On The Milwaukee and Nj
ass'ppt Railroad.
tsrsal Ans, ricspocAsfs Avp TmsyEs,-w.
'au,,en oar eiusens 10 be aa their guard, again,
The derrcdaiions Of light fingered gentry tha
ave made their residence Ia this city. A nnm
bet ~ them were seen IN al auction store las
aishI and persons visiting those places, won't,
~ well ID leave thor money ~ hame, ot watei
their pockets carefully. They belong 10 ~,
same gang, wha last week, relieved q nnmbo,
II tas~nsew On the Ocean wA,e, al prlil,e a,
Chen. II thor pocket hooks, and also had ,
hand In the fohhery on Jsckson street AID III,
almost successful attempt made "a the sam,
aahtt enter q wholesale dry goods house, -
They ae ~ owing araaad our streets, they ar,
examining ell pia,ea whore they may make y
strikr, and ~ doubt will astani.h seus II aui
good e,ti,ess most wofaily before long, W.
understand same ~ them ere spotted, and vii
doubtless he arrested. "a the nrpt opportunity
Ia, u 10 veil enough 10 reject thai thsrv b
much truth IN the siase, "tha, u 10 Of little Assl
to looh the stable door, amer The horse IL stei
GU" aud bsias fotcwaned, ~ trust no precsu
uanaty measures will he neglected that ma,
t~bi 10 pfcssvc cut oitlseM from the m,d1,sh
rubber, ~ the mcfr wary and expert P'cApo,A
Of.
There I. no question 81 thete being . uamhe,
" profcssed thieves In tho CITY jasi nov, and w
thnk under the circumstances thr acting Maya
viii suhser,e the interests Of the city by uslnp
hIs discretionary power. In entoilna y specis
polio. force, 80 that the scounifels may DO DIT,
IN out ffam the Territory.
Amer the above wAs put In tvpe We ascot.
,ained tina, acting Mays, usanch had increased
The Police Force, aud divided them iate day and
aisht police. osa part being On duty nun q
% clock In the evening until q o'clock IN ths
and the ether In Daylight. The da,,
u Lieutenant, is specially 81 tho Lssse In ,Le
night
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ras aaF nalis q Ntas.dsy
fotnru ~ iplr CklrnaAria>, --The Com.
aztec o. Arrangements baNe agreed upoa the
LOVING ttostsDaie Vt arrangs meats for ths
eisei atian IN ,h's eit, ON The toai,h,
The church belts 81 the Viy viii be rueg Of,
aai'aseausiy a, aud & o'clock la tho MON
",
the Hillary eampaaies are requested ia n.
embie nhiet ibelt respective cummsnds at o
''eiocA oa the Court House square.
~ tnt Carirul.
The etufens and military and civic comrsnies
,Fs requested TO assemble Ia the ilspfrs,uta,
ives Hall, a, the Capaoi bnilding, at 10 O'Clock
shsre the following viii 10 tho
uApsk o. sxkacals
tst Prayer BY Rev, N, Maiiocks
ID Ma.le BY The Hand,
ID hcadlas Of The Declaration Of inispspd.
soee, by ". A. Ctefnt.
eth. Masie
s,h' Grafton, by J, ", Taylor, Esq.
9Th. llonedlution.
Amer ,he concla.,sa of the exereises, tho mil.
@hy WI lake ~ ,heif iiae Of mafvh 30 Lake
"'n", whsie ami'le seoomm oiatians viii have
'wsn pre-, iiej fas their reception aud en,er,sia,
aen'' ~''h iinhei, Ia wh,h the citizens ara
us',ed 10 participate, Got. Mykenty has gene
easly placed his bcaa,liai yacht AZ iAe n.spo,
al oi The ladies VI the company.
AssArLr uros 0Ks. suistna. ~ On Monday
'en'es, a. Ten, Shield. mas walking 10 eets,
ANY with lady In the vieinity Vt the Fallss
doase, be wAs secostsd by q hall drunken man
,smed William vtinD, ham the aeigABoiLool
FaH'bsolt wbo immediately Commenced q
-"'sonai abuse VI tho ,lehersi, using the mosl
'ppioef'ous ep'ihe,s, and assau',lns hin with
Ne nat The General endsavo. 81 10 avoid the
hunken ~rstcb, but wss forced 10 act on ID,
defensive, until Quinn vas tslisd 10 the earth.
to'e~msn arriving soon alter, aud not knowing
.he caase o. the s1fsy, ~ recognising Gsns,sl
he'ds, arrested both parties Tor saault and
'stefy. Volnn Was taken 10 Jail, and fof an
TOUR 90 u'nfc edited The nrig hood with the
aes, aeearthly yeils. sf,er which he Gained
iawn u'l morning. The General be az released
y the Officers. appeared bot,ao Justice ~
aands yesterday, When The action ssainst hin
sas dismissed.
Vaiaa vas ined "a, and costs, Nh eh no paid
'ad VI" discharged, = wiser " aat q better
nan.
The Gss Company have large fufce Of men
,ow 81 wuik an seventh street, lsylax down
aain pipes Tot N supply Of gas
bAILs PArss A. NJ, Asrapst fAiia we
.'tisins towns at the Falls have Determined TO
ave dsily pspe, published 10 either NJ Aa
hony ot Minneapolis, 10 be supported is,ntiy,
u 10 stated saoh town has pledged 500 daily
nbssfibsfs. n this IL atreet, the Bsw dahy
~. hi ~ saccssd We think sbsse two towns
@sM 10 support . iaily paper and they oanf
hey don't iet rivalry Of each o het iaierfsrs
18th the general 90 ID.
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lie then took his sat; and ,fer hrie
farewell with their Sp,r.,aa, advisers am,
the e!icers. ,bs th.ec stssj up, and ,h.
ropes were adjusted abca, thcl: necks. an,
the white caps pa,lei over their iaos.
A, given ssnA the bod, was With
drawn. AMI the thve saisfsrs we're iaancho
into eternity. shal,s never moved are
tho drop hll, Ncaslein made lev spas
mod,e eontrae,ioHS in the limbs, and thc'
was still; bat Ia polnte struggled violent,
or neariy tao inmates, when be too VA
still. And the dreadful scene was over. Al
ter hanging fos a5ou, halt hour the 10 Ito
were taken down, and that Of Shalu de
liverej to his frieads. Tho priests 10 at
tendance took charge OF the other bodies
for burial. The bearing Of the three men
under the painful ordeal, was WONDERFUL,
different Shalts Vas ~ calm and collcctei
as the mos, indi6rent spectator L.
Pointe was periecteiiy unnamed. and wa,
socomple,e'y Frustrated, that he was scared,
able 10 ascend the scat Id From the tim'
be mounted the scaffold upll the rope wa,
put about bis neck. he sat in Blended pos
lure with his eycs closed, and looked Oh,
image OF anu,terable despair. Ncusieln. OF
the contrary, was restless with anxiety. and
his Consideration manifested itself 10 con
tiuua activity. HIS eyes WANDERED rest
iessly from one object 10 another constantly
except when he was engaged in his devo
tons. When the cap was DRAM over his
face no commenced praying audibly, and
his voice Indicated that his soul was tilci
with terror, We ARE iafaru.i by bis COZ
lessor, however, that he died in grca, resig
nation and content, aai 10 the fun ASSURANCE
OF happy resurrection
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WashioHss. Nsws

rye As css-s. IN i.ass ID "a. EA.sstu isarsal.
General SSou IS he,'. having lsen scn
Or by the Pc~idcat 10 arrange matters viii
cktenee n the novemens oil ,roopa ~
i,ah Their taal oni,ts arr now bcin,
rrpArci They are 10 &c, while in til,
Territory as post ousssatua The Uni,N
states laws arr g. be ca'orccl and strict,
arriei out. aud the troops are no, 10 inter
ere in any manner with the Mormons OF
heir religion, II Is the intention OF the Prr
,ieat that the Governor. judges. Marshal
e.. shall all proccl TO Utah together
doubtless with the Cni,cd states troops.
The charges preferred against Mr. Phil
ps. Sixth Auditor. which which were OF
lie In the Trasary Department. wers fur
lshei him to-day, lie is bound TO swing
Virginia cauuot save him.
J. Madison Cuts. Senator Douglass 10
her in law, has been designated for one Of
he bunaus IN the Treasury Department
loabikss Brolhcads plaec.
Lieut.. Craven has received preparation,
,nlers for building boats AMI making o,hc,
arrangements for survey of the isthmus III
Darirn. With the view Of ship canal II,
sil not start before October. The Nav,
Department, has made application to tn
War Department ur the assignment Of III
Ulcer 10 cooperate with the expedition
For thi, purp,sc tho varina viii take thr
place Of the Arctic, which will DO employed
~ the Coast Survey. under Lieut. berry