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Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

Ts- The Memphis Bulletin learns that
owing to the recent high winds Eve psirs
of coal boats were lost between Columbus
and Hickman, Together with eleven lives.
In Merriwe;her's Bend, three other pairs
were lost, and FIVE or six more pairs lost
between Memphis and that place, and be-
low, two other pairs, crews all saved.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

I Z ANOTHER EXPLosfoN-The steamer
Buckeye Belle, exploded her boilers a few
days ago between Columbus and lliek-
man, on the Mississippi, severely sealding
several ofthe passengers andcrew. No lives
were lost.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

TTe Great English Estatc-The i'm
mense estate of the Jennings family, about
which there has been much litigation and
speculation A. 10 the true heirs. has finally
been taken possessian of BY MT. Joseph
Martin. the declared heir-at-law- Sd the
American descendants Of the rich Jennings
are dished in their expectations, but out Of
suspense.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

WlNTER.-Summer, though despoiled
Of her robes, is not disposed to resign her
sceptre without a struggle. The weather
for the last few days has been warn and
variabe-one day clear and warm, the next
cloudy and cold-exhibiting sunshine and
shower with all the inconsistency Of April
But though We may have few more warm
DAYS, the heat Of summer and the ma
turity of autumn are gone, the fields
and gardens are no longer verdant, aud
the forests are bare and desolate: and old
winter, with his brow sparkling with 4
tiara of frosty diamonds, and enrobcd in
his snowy garments. viii soon give Us un-
mistakablc evidence that he has uointeniion
Of forsaking his old hauuts, aad will be in
sinuating himsclfinat our doors and Pceriug
through crevices, as we cluster around our
firtsidcs enjoying sweet interchange OF
thoughts and feelings, whilst the cold
winds howl gloomily without. Through
the past season the husbandman has been
blessed with an abundant yield, and plenty
is vouchsafed to all Here in the South.
where every one that will work can find
employment, the approach Of winter has
no terrors, except to those who have idled
through the year, aud are not ready for
the approaching payday. But how is 1t
with our brethren Of the North: la the
busting and crowded cities Of the North.
winter visits the poor with Tsri-uilss sd.
misery which we know nothing Of. Al
ready. before the hcsry old monarch il
fairly seated or his throne, thousands are
appealing for the nccessarics to sustain
life "Bread Jr blood " is the cry Of some
as they reel through the streets reckinS
with the fumes of alcnhul, whilst others,
lrom their miserable novels, as the infant
endcavors To draw sustenence from the
wilted breast of the fnmished parent,
call aloud upon Eliiah's God. The arrival
Of ron: day also brings with it 4 SAD re-
miuder to many that soon they may be
without shelter; and the gloom Of the sea-
son is but an echo Of the gloom Of the
heart.
What viii be the Consequences that are
likely to result from designing men
urging these miserabl, creatures ON. in the
midst Of their icspoudcucy. to acts Of dis.
order and violence, we cannot forcsce.
The bread riots Of twenty years ago are
brought wildly to mind, and their egaccr.
atod repetition may be generally feared.
That mauy-yery many. are in a destitute
condition and need assistance, cannot be
doubted, but they are not those who par
adc the streets with threats. These arc
represented as presenting anything else
than starving appearance The truly
needy VIII conceal their condition and suE
!eriu priyatc.sn is relieved, will haze to be
sought cut. Many. 10 doubt, are censur-
able Tor their impr5yilenee. in the general
.,sr,iy--'.,=-- tute i.as IvrvaIeu Az C.asscs.
They lave wasted their wages in lille aud
silly faucies. such as all cities. with their
novelties, drinking shops, aHd pleasure
hauut<. eau always offer to those who have
money to spend, and U9w, when vtaser is
swayius his scoptre over the llud, they
have neither shelter Hlr food.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

EMIGEANTs.-Though the influx is
considerable, we see many emigrants
vending their way back from Texas /;
some settle in this State, where they
can find an abundance of cheap land that
will yield them a bountiful harvest ana
where they can enjoy salubrious eli
mate, whilst others keep on to the older
States.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

nS- Marcus J. PARROT, the Free State
delegate to Congress from Kansas, whose
majority was about five thousand, has re-
eeived his certificate of election.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

It Al computed by AID intelligent fnan-
Gill writer THAT halfa 4 million working men
arc thrown out of employment. by tile
present revulsion in the United States
The t. Of the product Of their labor 4o
the country il immense ana irretrievable
If W. suppose that the los l. only fifty
cents day for each, it will amount to
seventy-fve millions wear
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

" STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION on THE Mis-
soURI-The Steamer Cataract, while ~
ing at Lisbon, on the Missouri river, on
the 18th ult., burst her mud receiver, Kill
ling five persons aud injuring thirteen
others.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

Tile agricultural division Of the Patent
Office has received from VIM Blackwell, Of
Pittsburg, Pa., sheet Of paper made from
the chinese sugar-cane- The color Of the
paper j. fair and its texture firm, compact,
tough, and well adapted To the require
ments Of bank-note paper
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

IatruRrrs oa CltcloLce AeafrrK GroRnd
The Agent ior tile Cherokee Indians has
advised THE Government that number Mi
persons have intruded upon the lana known
as the \. Cherokee Neutral Ground" ana
that hc had made every effort iii Iii power
III induce them to remove. He HOW calls
upon the Government to make use of tLe
military to force fhcIa to retire
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

Ia 1t is announced that there VIII be
i've hundred loayes of bread distributed
from the rear of the store No. 524 Walnut
street, Philadelphia, every Wednesday and
Saturday morning, at lO clock, during the
present winter.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

nJ- Red River is in good boating order,
and rising.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

RETURHING--Magraw' Wagon Road
Expedition, which left Independence, No,
last summer, for the purpose Of cutting
wagon road through To California BY Tho
South Pass, i Oh it, way back, and will
reach Independence in ten days The
cause of tie return i said To be the hos
tility Of the M0rmoRs-
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

B- The notorious Joe Able and family
have removed from Memphis to Texas /;
but, it is stated, he designs to return for
the purpose of prosecuting those who took
an active part in the proceedings against
him.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

LrnI ut F1Ur Crnts grr lrre.-hn-
other saIe of public lands has becn me-
in Minnesota under circumstances similar
tn those attending tle 3D. of rhe FOrt
Smelling Reservation a. tract XII tAe be=t
Iand in Northern Mississippi, known as
fhe Fnrt Ripley EaserFation, consisting 0f
l7 lUJ acres was recently purchased hya
combination XII spectators at an average
prica Of .r5nr crEts Ua d-ra-S2, ,2sJ Il
WITT.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
FROM WAsuiauroN.-Tae Washing

From WAsniaurnS.-The Washing
ton correspondent of rhe Baltimore Sun.
under daio of the lsth ult. writes XVI fvl-
lows:
..Thc treaty ne=rtiatnd with the Mica
raguan plenirotcnriary involves an adjust
ment of almost ali inpurtantrnnttcrs which
have perplcxed ous relations with Central
America since thc year 1850 Itwns then
and In since been matt of paramount
Importance tO thc United States III en-
jUy free and uninterrupted c0mmunica-
tion between the Ntlantic ami the Pacific
across the isthnain re-ion. But for 4
length 0f time, th- NicaraEuan transit
ha> becn closed to commerce and travel.
zraatlr .n thr rrrindi .a Wi thc interests
and dignity VA the United States. Whist
with flibusters un ana ~ida ani thc absurd
irAlnusiys anl prcter-iln- xxi HvIl Central
American States nn rAa 0thcr, it has Aap-
pcncd that thr Nicara-Iln transit hli be-
cone. tD appearance. permanently closed
fD us. But thc treaty nnlJcks ID, and WALL
rrotnctit alikc fIrm tiihRstcrs nnd from the
nretrn.iuns of CN-ta fica, ana the petty
rivalries of th1 Central American States
In order tn car-y iut1 effect thc objects
WI lhe treaty HI viii le necessary far thi-
Government tn serl naval AMI militia y
flrcr w the Niclra-ur i.thmns. Th1 river
San .InHn aul the fur ran Carlos which
eDtnrrruis the connection between thc
lakc ani thr rive-. mu-t bc occupied hy
United States troops in order t0 protect
tha tun..t which rr assume to ha nI riIht
under tla Jurisdiction nf Nicaragua, lIr-
inE thr time 0f h.r inability tu protect ia
rrum thc Cuzta Riaan- anl uur tlibusters-
MaItrr'- escape i- ur Lut Iittle clnsr-
anenre tnanv rnrty aftar this Greatly which
Wa- probably FASTENED with i view to clun-
terart hiz mavrm nt5.
rt mav bc huTei filt the Nicaragua
ruufr will slon ha rrnpeual under the
rr0f artion WI thIi Government. and fhat
fhe States WA Ni-arH-na anna Costa ltila
Witt cHfny tranquility Hereafter
Tha r lirurnian-. according tD late aa-
counts. Were url.n. fur tLc restoration nf
thf. ruute. aa absolutely necessary tu rheir
Interests. III bcinH admitted that thc Pan-
ama company could n0t nr wiil n1t- whiln
thnr harc the monopoly. convey mail
between Naw Nur5 il Nan FRANCHISES in
lc-- than tiirty.nii iar-. Ir5n the 2Jth
uIr.. vLCn tar HHii ua dispatched trHn
-aa Francisco. -hc nril of September N -J
.Tam Ecw TorI5 hai not bean than re-
raivcI
N rarv WIKI R-f-rain Yonn='s printed
proclamation. rh=eh ws- distributed
th-an-hart Trth. lra reached rha Gav-
urumnlt lr-r. It da.laru- martial inw-
aal araw- r-aaaar-h.- ru-rr-e-. Tha
raTv trin- -a he l-a0 Al tp obtain wiH-.r
rHa--ar4 EY- -ha trulr4. anI -raul o4 tfr
defensive rilI nrE= =-FginE. For rthn trnnT-
tn rrarh @alt InEa a.tF anl quarter tfara,
except urln Brigham 49uae's tcrm-. ar.
rrrr- impossible.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

PHoToGRAPHY.-Itis u wonderful what
this art Is capable Of producing. We have
before u the Declaration Of Indepedence,
containing $500 letters, not larger than
the head of 4 pin, which, when viewed
through microscope may be read dis
tin ctly.-N T Erenfng Post
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

Cen Persifor F. Smith wa at Int dates
at Washington, consulting with the Sccrc-
tary Of War y to steps necessary to bc "a
ken to reinforce the troops now On their
way TO Utah.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

DENTIsTRY.-Dr +. J.. Cloyd, Practi-
cal Dentist, having located in our town, is
prepared to perform all operations ON the
teeth in a skillful and satisfactory manner.
Rooms at the Washington House.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

SEBaIEEGlD TELEGRAPH.-On tLe 10th
inst- telegraph clbIa, extending tr1m
Philadalp Lia Nv Camden, 49, successfully
lail across rhe Delaware Tne cable w.
mltie ia. England, and il similar XXX the
vne tAnt connects tLat country Will France
IAe tiino occupied in laying it down was
about = minutes. ani thc length Xxi tle
eabIe nearly . ,yUy f1at
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

IA Mr.. David Block will please ac-
cept our thanks for 4 file Of late New Or
leans papers.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

~ Within the last week we have had
very heavy rains, which have rendered
the roads almost impossible, aud in con-
sequence have received no eastern mail
since Friday last.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

REsUMING.-MaHy of the mills and
iaatoriesin Me- England are nuF razunia-
EyrE-am0ng them, tlle Union Manu.4r-
turing Company. of NorEalk- Ct, tAe
Chicupee Mass Mills, the Rolling auI
Nail Mills, and tha MasSasoit Flour Mills
A. Fall River. The American Print Works
at Fall River, it ~ believed, wlIl alsl zoon
commence running
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The Dccem-
ber number OF the iadies' f;lroritc Is on
our table We eau pay no higher eneo-
MUM to this number, than to say that 1t
is not surpassed by any previous one.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

ng- The Circuit Court for this County
will commence its session on Monday next.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

.SrH DecliRcd--The factors Of Kama
wha alt have reduced The price to twenty
cents Der bushcl 1t wholesale
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

Ess- It is reported that there are three
thousand mechanics out of employment in
Louisville, Ky.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

BANK oil JAMES RoBE.-At a meeting
Of the Board of Directors of this Bank,
held on the 18th ult, ,Mr. IN N. Wood WA
unanimously elected President of Tie in
stitution, md MI ~ Mount wa elected
Cashier.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

APPOINTMENT BT THE PRESIDENT
s. M Rutherford of Arkansas, has been
appointed agent for the Seminole Indians
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

r3- Tie notorious Tom Hyer, the pu-
gilist, has been appointed to lucrative
Office in the New York, city government
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

ssS- +. 7. Stanton, Secretary of Kan
sas, we see it stated. has resigned His
resignation was to take place on the Sd
inst, at which time it is supposed the
State government win be in operation.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

a raw Irishman On lii first sight Of
locomotive, declared, Its steamboat
hunting for water"
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

MARYLAAD.-Tha official returns WI the
election have all becn received, and the
vota f9r Governor foots UP +4,r64 fOT
Hicks, American, ann 56, lgI for Groom,
Democrat lick \ majority S,56I- The
Americans will have majority IN both
branches of the Legislature. The Con-
gressional delegation win be equally divi-
dcd
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02


Grr. WAEkTn- M0yEvEar-.-A ca--
-..-.arrat WIN tAa IN VI Orleans l'.aaranr-
Writing rr1m Na-Iia4faa aa thc l5th alt-.
iu ru2-rI to tieu. Walker, sag-:
Tha Cabinet h-lI meeting today at
Hllal tae whola subject wa- tnliy ll--r. --
af. IWan. i- an evident disposition rn
rnl rHit WHrI rfrH relrrl4 utlfr-r- rt 1-- M
Orleans. fnr tle lNnru.iye can hardly uH-
far-taAI hnw thHr r1H.i lat -ray-eyeI
Il.Iv' v-unru. 'ullr.- tlrlr rlu- Nera c.u-u4
hv sympathy withI Ai, eau-u. Depend ur1n
l-. tEn official auu...mHn w.il bg rulll ulll
tu .nyw thrir hAH--, auI cAplail Auw I-
uaa tAat Nuln- America wa- tll aa. Ty
.ur tarm. IlH believe. however. tA-f
.hnv arl in Ian-aH n. sustaining aay --rl-
HI- consequence.
lH W#tlul /. tA.Fiy uif- ii Ea- ala.-rra
.I.Ht rnu .Erautnu r-l.U iJ H1iHiuE Mlru
tu .nraraart mn- especially a1 a.i ea a.rt-
fn r-.ur.a.n t.e locality ut lI- rendezvous
M.lr uI.4l. Mt hr impression Aara in uli!-
afmI riraI.- na4 haaI t.At li wa- un une Oi
.Ha islands iI Mub... Eayi LaL sAe AHunin-
nur- ar. aware tlat tA-- -urnr-l is at -.lai
-averH! dr-raes uRr ut latitude. Ina Dl-
yrrumult la- Nn N...a vessels t1 sani altcr
Walker. aud if ra1T hal it aulIl De ini-
uHslh-a tl rrcrtaae h.m now-
lluia understood tl Ulrg a5lllaHt HtP-
-rTfa- If arnI-. munitions uI wIr au4 TrI-
visions INV convenient leput in tAc il-
raEhiar -ra. Thos. hr wilI doubtless tILc
rr nrH rr.ral at nHrr rD tLl mouth XXI
tfr Colorado riyrr. which IN iu iaet A branch
WI thc -an .Iuln. having it- mouth tAlrty
milrz southwest XVII Grrytownr before which
rbe Saratoga lic- nncl landed and clearly
in tha Jurisdiction Yf y foreign power, thc
United atatrs fDrue- cannut Interfere with
him. except hy the gruss violation oi inter-
national iaw.
III supposed that Walker ani his army
WfIl rroacal up thc Colorado to whcra Id
nnitc4 with the ~an Juan. attack and taka
thr rivrr t1rts. aHl sn again &C intJ the
hrart nf the country. III III also believed
thnt abundant rrinInrcamrnts are now on
their WIN down from California ~ meet
him Dn rhc Pacific. parhans with 2 steamer
WI otlrr vessels hy which he nm be trans
ported nt once tu Costa Rican port Pm
INV Pacific. thence tl march on -an jose
fhe capitol Uf Costa Rira, anl thus carry
ont substantially Ill original plan N cant
pai-n. INV striking terror into and conquer
inn INV enemy he IT, mast to fear at thc
onset. while his men ara fresh and in g0od
order. His friends ana sympathisers here
arc III excellent spirits and confident cf \
favorable result You must bear in mind,
however, that what have mid id respect
III Walkers movements are sTaculatInns
unlv. founded upon some knowledge ot IT.
nwn views. and deducrl from comparison
WI known facts With each other. All I'LL
plan- mny be changed BY the unexpected
| interference of some British cruiser, but
\ that Il nut anticipated.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

Suspension in NV Nnrk is BOXED unnn
in London a- d relief They consider if
the best move undar tnc circumstance.
and one that Eili HiTe Ma impetus tn nur
own Markets. auI cnablc us IN srnd toa-
ward the Crops. naw sa urgently needed.
There j. au active demand TN Western
Europe for 9nr surplus Braadstutfs. yet Iur
tie short period since lat September. W.
show a decline in the export tn Great
Britain alone, compared with I-55, w
l goo, ,0OO bushels W.T. Wheat and Uvcr unr
million bushels uf I1rn.
This dos not arisr from any deficiency
in the croFs throughout thc West. M
fact We have new channels MI supply 0reu.
Tennessee. tDr the lir-t time, thi- ycnr
contributes largely to cur stock w Bread
stuiis, but tha obvious want III an increase
Of currency, and this want can III supplied
only by those Banks that are now tempo
rarily under suspension, and IN whose hc-
half important measures are now in view
here.-N III CoErirr d,ta EHgEirrr
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
Eatest tntflIigfnrf.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

NNEw YORK, Nov. %.
The steamer Atlantic has arrived from
Liverpool, the llth.
The Bank Of England has advanced
her rates 10 10 per cent
Thc City Bank If Glasgow, Messrs-
Dennistoun x ID, Of Liverpool, have fail-
ei-liabilitie=. two millions pounds ~terl-
inr. The Western Bank of Scotland,
with in millions pounds sterling III dc-
paSits. and Babcock II Co.. NJ Liverpool
and New York liabilities 100000, have
failed Several other failures are an-
nunnced.
st. VI cotton NH three days $500
bala4: there II further decline on All
qualities III AVA; market very dull and 2
tendency downwards.
Money declined, and decidedly more
stringent
It wa runored in Liverpool, On
Wednesday. that the Bank of France had
stopped payment III W. generally be-
licved that the report grew ont of the
news VI the advanced rates of discount.
American adviccs are -Hfgarded AZ mora
favorable. There l. nearly total suspen'
sion ana withdrawal of specie from The
banks
It VA reported THAT the banking house
WI John Monroe a Co-, of Paris anl NoN
Work. had failed
Spectators from Liverpool and Glas
alw had unzucccszfully endeavored Ky in
dace thc Government to adopt measure:
llr relief.
Thc suspension of the Western Bank,
caused \ run on all THE other Banks, in-
cludinE many Savings Banks
Business III American securities limited
Illinois Central bonds fur lS15-73
shares were s9ld at I4Cal5 discount.
The Atlantic TELEGRAPH Company viii
renew operation next June commencing
III the middle of THE Atlantic
TAe capture of Delhi Il confrmei-
The garrison at Lucknow wa relieved by
Gen Hareloek, just ~ the enemy wee
raalr to blow il up- a lar-e portion ot
rhe city w. captured alzo. Cen Neili
va. Killed The kim vi Delhi had sur-
rendered. Hi life ~ spared. but his
tHo sDns were shot- Thc London talc-
g-lnh announces that .he advieas of thc
advance overland mail fortnight lAter
ha-c Been received. HI says that Delhi
~ in complete possession of the British
un thc 2l-f ot September Gan- NirLol-
-1n dipl of wounds received in thc assault
TLc Senate HI Frankfort havc interlic
tal the residence of an oli political ref
n-ae named Fr1bbel. wAo some thine siur,
. became an American citizen IIa rro
II fasf- against thr Introduction
Tle English Government have arranz
-l with the Oriental Nail Steamship gom
\ ranE ior \ weekly ralil t1 aua fr3m Irdia
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
NEW ORLEANS. Nov.

IuTTON--Tha sales amount tn about
>5lU bales. the market opening with more
staadincsz, but becoming unsettled again
toward The close Prices are too irregular
f1r general quoting but the principal d
appear I'd have Been AT about 1llc. for
Midlling, ana 1lEm l2c, fl Strict Mid
ding to Good Middling-
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

IA ChaHdnge-Mr Morphy, The cham
pion chess player, X il said will challenge
Europe, through the New York Chess
Club, to produce a man 70 Play with him
next Spring in New York for one to five
thousand dollars
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

The sum total of racing prizes for ihc
past year, in England, I'D bccn calculated
in Bells Life, AZ one million and forty
seven thousand dollars. noncastcr races
figure highest, reaching $50: Good
wood, s77 mn; Epson, $4,000; the sia
New Market meetings S2Ou,UU0. The
receipts of the Grand Stand at the recent
Doncaster races amounted t0 SIS,gll.
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

suppressedRoops FOR UrAH.-A despatch from
provincSV Vashington on TIE 23d ult., states that
Lle le the War Department designs sending two
Cairo companies of military from the Pacific
have side into Utah. One from Oregon and
enable Ane from California.
Yrrpa, !
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02
STILL LATER

-NEh IAANN- -NDH- IN NIL
Tha Vanderbilt brings date- fram I.ir.
arranl ta the itn. ~hn wiz intercepted
hr fha View Faeat oiT Cape Eaea yester.
laE. lle yaeht arriving at St. Johns t1.
la,
LirERrOlL. Nyv- TH
TAe IT, nf cotton fyr the wcek. amount
tr nnlr ! d ,uIl halcs Ail qualities Lave
declined during the week XVI. to III 1d-
Thrre wa+ "A general panie IT'D the market
Tha .llas nf Friday footed up 5000 bales.
vifh an advance of fl. anl elJ-ei with an
advancing tendency
InuHmcrllla failures are reported through
nnt G-aat Britain
Tle English Money Market closed mora
steady Cn rhe 13th Bank Stock wa-
quoted at 2Ua.m4I2. Exchcqucr biII-
h-v- improved
Taare has b3en n ret money panic in
Scotland anl hcAry runs on all the banks
Parliament Witt maef Immediately
TAa Bank pF France hns raised Tile rates
on ll any, hiIl- M ten rar ccnt-
Thc English ship Dunbar blIni lor Au--
;Talii. va- wrecked otf Sidney anl aIi thc
crcv and I4J passengers last
Thc lHtest accounts say tAnt the British
lo-z at Delhi is not aseertaiued but ii is
believed ro not bc Over 1900 The eva
lufr mutincars had been subdued by cut
tiH= oiT their supplies.
Iti- reported that Lucknow il again be-
saiEei hy Ncna Sahi1. with 51 ,Gd0 rebels
At the taking of nelhi all the city peo-
plc found wcre hayoneted bv the British
troops. Many Europeans III the city were
found in The ranks of thc rebels
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

THa MASSACRE ur rHE CALrrlHEiN
EN'GEANrs.-Iu " Iattlr wv thn SuW
York Herald flan washington ua thu
-O,h ui;.. re Hll the rNiluwiu= in regard
to th, nizs4ac-r rt- -i.- c-lir--.i- N. r.-.--.---
mentioned hy W.T. " .eW w,aE- aaI:
u learn fTam an Intelligent gentleman,
wh" has sFlAr tRl ur tlrcr yuAr- amur4
tie silt l. hl Muan.uaa. !. fact ar taaa taut.-
iu 10 confirm .ha -l-liatun that tlr r.-
cent terrible ua--aaFr XIII ,rrr urc hundred
California lmr-r4Ht-- hy rhc =aHtn C!n.a
Indians, wa- parFgtrttei uHlar tha lHal-
succ ot t.H Mormon leader. IAarn iaU1
doubt thai tAg .val.- sA1 rgrpurlt.l fH.-
au'r- -c ara r.r almu hlnl WMl cuf un
Capt. Gauuisua anl hi- command IHuy
are the 0nIy uaHi ul Indians Un C9rn
Cr ,s who Fli-e Erain aHL h-ye it tl aaIl.
They ase rha aan.u ai-l wlI. yaHr u-
more ago, cAlla rcry naar ma--arTlinE Nr
Hunt, tho United Strtu- Indian A-eat.
aud NJ Enrr, United -tatra -rr.urur-
General, anl A party- XXI tha suggestion uf
Mormon o.aissari.-. whu ruln Irtl thr
indian yiiia-. fuw minuta. ahrai ul
thrtu aud announced yhnt tha Indian
Agent gad h.s friends wura rHmln- tD ar-
rsst aud PUNISH theM f1r Captain .anui-
sons murder, hut rn this urca-iln. fer-
tuuately. thGy rcrr accompanied hv the
war chief nf a rriEhhHril. friendly trib-.
whU succeeded. but with difficulty. in slt-
isiying cid Iulilns thut thcy wtre un d
lricudly Win"
Washington telegraph., 1857-12-02

within fh ur-,-.--- o-,---
last four a u An oi 'He -''" o'''''4s 'sAAS are
bushels ofw paying specie ir full
sand GALLON ~