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TINE LATEST IN
ost importsn
Improvement in tn
Photographic Process,
lie the MxLAINnYrYR
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HOOANl HOOkS9g
slsHI Americas Family Encyclopedias OF u.eful
knasslsdgs. or book II 7 ;, ~ geeeipts ma Facts.
wheis library III suhset, useful 10 every ihdisid-
mai. i.lpAtratra with ,oee sngrsrings, By T
Wshsher. Fsr sale by
apr2gd oapEN Bg0wSELL d co.
yNEsrEkS Bord., Lfs. q What Fanny Hunter
Per ssIs At the CITY BOOK STORE,
.0rls 81 Man-st.
TIME Lie and travels VI Herodotus in the fifth
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ItIssrss..i. tisat~i..

III. Dsanecra,. for tbs frat the have
carried Riebmgni. Va. and the D,mocrs'-
- Iaesa q that eiiy er,'it' over The Vi cfory
The E.qsos, Aays
We mast. therefore IT, psfd'giei for me
s,,n,0fiAn s,.oat osn tie s,rtry se'eve'i
Yesterday by thu opIotsDb 81 knpv-
No,hiugian IN the Gibraltar ~ wing
CORY !, "a M event ~ the pd'iissl hss,sry
IL ile dag. whieh vii b. hailsi by patriots
With pri5s AMI plea~are Throughout tis
is1sz'b sfsI l,rc..dth 81 the CniSn
1Se l.sasuer,sI es.sii~ II tho eDeRy.
.iich he. hsre,elrss dsfIed assanlt, hs.
yie.d~f q, lat. 1be tas,r",ois q VHg'-
MA % 10 bnger ufslsf tbs ban u knos-
Sosifbgi.m. Truth h=s ,riamphssi Pat,
r,oissrn has prevailed. AMI H'chnoes1 IL ~
,is<rnsd
To tho b,s,se Cd I'm Whigs, who, no,
islinz it.e example ~ ~stAy va Of the
gallsa, clay, hyi,iy Nssist7i 10 N s71sv~sfsh
" .,ofm,ng ile siS'ssgs-t ssf'ss ~ h'sor'
Sash,az isri y,4'srd4y. ~ uOgh rs'ei,i he
night hard Il fsihfal '-llo~shTp ADD ron.
TfalAfs-G AftN ''HfslA'fF 'sts WV
triumph.
III EzanHsr moved iy ~ ssr'e ,.sus
Is 10 l.- srsi,An, u says
Yiernoniha. t>,n tn Gibraltar Il wki.-
g,ry fr~n t,ass lnusuNr'al ihe day vs
.hs.a ,lr~ nrsmi.,. 4 ti~ DSraDsra'ss pa<ty
compared si,h No h.~'s y 10 ss1ny. vsrs
81 ts bsnIipi q -par'sss - rsrwT,is
and 81 BIZ. q: NsTEnL Oiss Why
.'ronyhas.s h.se ssp4islAi,ai zoe sftsr =,
ndissy IN -. gA,isSi asms-i bat R'ehtessi
i.ss era ted ~ BgFss.y sDd 'fianps,zn'
u agsie.. al .s-asl, paDqa'sr hAs tsss
sarsr,. Asyus,a b. ysaksl 10 ar Jro-es
AIi>razrie b. fsiss subr ow t-riias %
..Asghi i..lkor5 hss sss.aimss-i 10 syrss
VETERAN <IS4sa q tn sVcHg AZ orer u
-,afs hAVs ~ vHrissS nnes sxrrvrssers'i y
oar srrs- Ia; wv anti sys sAs k'eb
s.ssf Ssssyi staggered sDi isIl-n snsi'r Osl
shsr,. inis-=i q oar V,ciogy IA fse.Sos>
agra ss5 yiorsOqs
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new. and both for speed aud cous'rt, cannot
b. eAccilcd On the Mississippi. Evuy pCs
siblc attention Is paid to the spsJ ssi con,
fort II passengers. The Rad itslf. We saru
from q friend who has bsrn rVen,ly oyct
the line. il IN capital orier, and the trains
make their time with ers, pr,mptmss and
regularity. All damages On tho Wisconsin
River have long since ben ncIair~i, and
both in grades and the amount Of straight
hne on the road, il has few il any. suIs
riors in the Mississippi Valley. A mcr in
sp,,ico of the map viii show that ihis route
. some eighty mil,s the shortest 10 81. Paul.
AMI II is prood 10 he some eigh, ar ten
hours shorter in time.
We ARE glad Ia he able 10 make these
statements in regard to the Milwaukee aud
Mississippi Railway. In lis management
rs between Chicago and Milwaukee,, in other
regards there should be no rivalry For all
time TO come ei passengers and fright 20
from Chicago to Prairie da Chen and vie
versa without change II cars, and both pco-
pie and freight 20 by Chicago and Milwau
kr as inclination and interest shall dictate.
by adopting this course the interests Of the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railway and o,
all the lines above mentioned Us well as tbost
Of Chicago and Milwaukee will be best pro
motel and srursl Under the intelligent
and cilicent management, Of the suprintsDd
ent. William Jarvis, Esq. everything will be
done that enlarged experience and unbend
ing energy can do to promote the prosperity
Of the company, and to accommodate the
public.
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Nsx ioEr Jgu !
liz siraper CsuSls frsss L5rrpss ~
rived t,sre at ! / oleiask. 4 "
To rsamr trirs-on afr,std Yesterday
aftSrDnos.
Au.a,ian 1AS callssI 10 he ,i,errs~,l ~,
,s,;a, on o, slave into tsbs spi i''e isssste-
gaA,e ffae IN that efasi.
Iyrd 'slrfrs,on AL that iarFsia Asi
r.1,-xs,l h5s representations - ~ span u,
sov5yprsTli
III Kast iaslis Coaulsay have ,4keu ISos-
-Sslsa Il til isias,i. Il Form. Ibe o~'s-s-
abb r. .-,a - uss, tso ysSrs -ifsoe, ssip
.b,rh "a. ,rrk j Ga III rat - BA'DArA,
.~ pslaz'-i by tn sa'ivss An artillery
rsrrssn <as airs'iy P'a'r-i 90 ~ s~n'r 70
lzai
Tb. Bg,siAi.os4. n to Aia tavoy With
Span. ar sIs.r.,n,i 70 b. is15ssifd hs'9faa
ia.lar, N d,p.otaa,e srm. shirt -'a hAv'
"a H. r,srrssi 10 Nci ~ 10 dF'sr 10 10 rate
hs-i
IL fsss.s Il Fare, cr;,'Iuprs - Ea'e
tan q st'-. q ba..soa. s@sil - s'tfsa>
yarcs4~a
Ite rrst taa.,G-sss's ~ 'biff a ~
pc; u kif.e-. e. ~iSd "a IN s~sase d ~
Gosvsrzis IL, III AS>d esaas.s i,sksss sAsd q
I 10 ore = tls4 a.ssi saayor,sss ~ A'res
II sa-A,sya t<fs-ra -zri.nk. All 4 "a
tri, AL >sps- and 'hs Western P0-,r'
cooiass$ wstssDg' csAn.e
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LATEST NEWS.


NV IoRk. Juna IL.
The steamship Geo. Law, from Aspin-
wall. has arrived NJ Quarantine. She brings
California mails Of May 20. two weeks later
news. and 81 900 200 IN specie.
The California papers confirm the sXecn-
ton Of Crabbe and his party. A general
feeling II revenge seems prevalent. bu, no
overt act has bern committed.
The mines were yielding well.
Other indictments have been pushed
against Bates. the State TREASURER
From Oregon there is nothing important.
Affairs On the lsthmus were quiet. The
New Granadian government does mol 90
oalc TO the demand Of the United States
There is nothing new from Nicaragua
The revolution in Paris was suppressed,
and the insurgents ist SURRENDERED 10 the
government.
The George Law connected al the 18th
mus with the sonora which brought down
nearly two and half million dollars.
BosroS. june H.
The New Hampshire Legislature IN joint
ballot elected Daniel Clark. Of Manchester,
republican. 10 the L :. Senate, 100 votes TO
l25 for J. \ Wells lcmot rat
ToLFno. June IL.
j. ". Ward. convicted for the murder Of
his wife. at Sylvania. o.. in February last,
Was hung in this city to-day. Tbeexccution
was private. He confessed TO the murder ii
two men and his wife,
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NIi~auts~ and su..is.irw Nss,ro-i

Nn~sut.r and Mississippi, R",'ro~d.
Our reader. viii r,collsci that W. have al
WAYS claimed tie western divisioD II this
road from Madison To Prairie du Chan as
part u the Chicago system Of railways -
SOM OF our Milwaukee co'emporaries have
Affected 30 regard this as nh understandable
appr IN iatiao e wha, isslopg specially tI
them liu, Nc have not the beast DISPOSE
tion in the world TO trench upon the rights
81 our sister city. The road wa bail, by
the ,utcrprising capitalists II Milwaukee.
AMI they should ENJOY, without rivalry and
JEALOUSY. all the advantages and they aro
many ard mos, valuable 20 vhich their
foresight and energy in imiklinc hi. rad
en,.tlr tbcm An We msn, 10 claim u that
thu Company s"nh ind i fer their ajvao-
tage Ia eri s8ci, Passengers ~ wished 10
come direct from Pral1Ia dn Chen Ia thi-
oagu. from Madison or ~ tbe road' now run,
frum GAINESVILLE ~ Chicago oSct the tlijca-
60. -. Paul IaBi Fond da lac Railway.
". have heretoinr noticed that this has
been dose, running arrangements having
ben male by this Company with the Chi
cagr. ST Paul and food da ise rad, by
which tbere Is no change of cars bglwesD
tbs city anil Prairir ia Chan. ninety mikes
above ,,aIcna.
We have hrfyrn We thf asw bin containing
the running arrangements for tih sammtr.
The principal portions 81 il arr - important
80 tn bu.,aess AMI travelling psoLc. that
". give the material parts II a. Trans
have Clicayo fsr Paairir ia Chic, ard :,
papl a. s,liaws al
- ~ Wa CAic1ga, ~ Pal and Foa.i ia
Ia Railroad. sfritiaF 81 ifzlr =
dathssus, ssP ". ~hsrr pa.
-rrx.ts sil sod steamer ,ysng
q. To a. Dot 70 a. ' 60 receive tie ~.
~ p .-yaa lsse sAore fsfsrDsa connect
m. 81 NAss.sse Wrb u y. ".
train from rrsri. ds Chsa.
q ~ y M-YAGhraga ~ Psa. and Ford IA
La EA8fosi. sEsd sfris isg ., Pa
~ IN tki>n ssyt mnsTsing, ami
foun.ttfrg sis on a TIE nv
saa spieBlls steamer. u Ia. Isas
sbs,s ~ isags fmmsafs,ssT -
,bs strrssi Of NJ. psn fos -ssn'
PAM
~ no q MA as.r.~,s q isss vislsess
Si~snts-si pnpssy ~ sarss
.ss. Ard teshsetns wi;h - 4,
n uNsa ssr frssr~ da fAsa.
TIA fsr "a the ssa'e .hetiser by ti.e Pa.
do a. rad. - va Mi'wsakee rs t!1 shl
cAgn asi Mawsak'-p railway. a. ~ st1.nsr
Ia. ]. an sr-aagy rasgsi which vii prov
ksyky saiisfsc,0'y 90 the Travelling p1tIlie
arsi profitable n to. Cosayas, TIE ns~,
.ns Train b. i,s Fassi ia iae r'sd. savs
~. elry arr ilr Arrival a ,ss' sys-s.rT
trains ar.i arrives =; rrAiris ia 'hes 81
k.fpa.i cight til auE svruinx. wssrr |
spirdA rarss' /. sAst'tg 10 rSsaTr iisrsn
By ihis i1ss,s E-.~sss'sf '7ss, q ,As si..lssitg'
n,s.sy nlhs Ators Dgslssa 10 the sau'
, i.sa. iAa; Thy xt.aA rsfb hat city Tn
~ 4 ,ae salnr a. BY ti-s oiA fo.'r ".
to iAke ssry road. Fz<~-nEe'. kass a
a@ll lrAsi rk-~ IN IN SeerSsn. All b.
ss=sF-r at IA rs.rs N 10 sv~niae 4
nalf ga, ai,s n'd,sk l. tie s-cs.ay yaS- q
gers ksrs 81 tt,e Fg-ri ~ Lar r.@i aad -
Arrlsw.g a, Prars ia ChEa- 'narsedIS'si
sase 81 81 Pas y s'szzy~
w .trarr~-s sk.si n.a fsy-a rrAirss 4
Cheu IL c1na-rtsoa ~stA iss ~ are a.
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CITY AND COUNTRY.

stn psii, u tftiar
Daawsrn A young man named Jebp iiprk
ford was drowned At Lake Minoetoaks. wst
~. Albans. issi Saturday week. HIS bsa, had
innsd rev rods ffe,u the shore, aud upon un
dettshiag 10 regain a, by Swimming, iiem sot,r
cause unknown H. fs,iei u frseh the boat, and
sunk 20 rice No n,"ro.
D.oot.n i.asp Coxras, Mr.. n. Ntsfaii ~
lived yes,eida, morning from Hole ~ tbs Noun
tain, where be leo thr pako.ah Land Company,
al we'll. NJ. " says the ,cro'ls concerning
indian attacks upon that Company we're without
foundation. ~ slssths fepo', Of the murder ~
the Indian. sen, "u, h. Se-ouc the esr',sr va.
men. ~. triags M word " the sncoesa II ihr ~
Italians IN then MISSION.
Hon. Joseph H. brown. was al Hole lin lhe
Monn,ain when NJ. v. leti nu his ssy west
ws,i
Pnlps FaHdt The Police Force, ~ ~ pres
ent ., ganisod ~ accordance With The lsse sr'
ton Of Cosu.,l /. a. follow.
Csptap Goot.s Morton. kams'iy Tbf'i
Ward Captain
f.ssfsnaai NJ Mailer farmsfii Sceond
Ward Captain,
p,suoiss -. fitkrs'slh. y, u, Hto~m ".
CInk. John hIHpy, D. Waters. J roeefa y
nsbef. ana ~. "a'ins
Captain Morton. j. ff1i rate msa fas th" ="
y,,ioa. AID sii no daalst ses tbai ~ The eiaica
IA ,bsi, aaty II /. The intention IT capt Nor
tan, ~ keep h!4 police force moving NON point
10 poist. IN IA, city, no, giving them regular
stations a. heretofore In the whd,.
Tn H,itsoans re@psnle, 81 Engineers
are engaged ca The Mtnoesa,s and raeme HAL
road ftam this point 90 ~. An,hoat, and stili
-.i. and ~ the Isaesii asiiso.a, 'itse s"fps
~ Engineers. a. msklue ptei'minsit sgi'sI'
between Nlnops and -. Peter
Tps NtoAs ~ L.sr htSost fbe heavy
storm of rain and hail last SUNDAY, appears 70
have offended ostfa lsfp, scope ~ eoan'fy
We hesr ofa on the N abeso,s River, de~n the
Missi-slppi, and an the ~ cv,s. IL several
locAhuHa Il bsJ he Gestures Of . hsTieHns
tearing up ard btrsking the tops ~ tees, and
leysnas fssefs We base heard ~ as great
aisssn, af asmags al sny osfs place. except
iio8san, On Iste vi, cr,a,. vhsfa sssersi build
ing. 1ass blown ds~a. smsbe then the tee
Methodist ,hnfrh, h~s~tsi isil- ssis snssb
njsrod. wo have besfd u 20 'njart 10 lod
diriisls.
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psap, sss bssls - ssesssasF,
Tas wgitnrw During ~ n yesterday The
,aib ess,s jfisylias down. ard. distinguished
fro,, the previous day. tho All vas eoid' and
fires .sfa fe.orsJ 10 to kssp ".t tbs damp
nsss Jhoss Who hsd No opportunity N ss)oy
,bs heat 81 stove. adopted sasihsr mode. 'hat
" stesa,taa % al The ns@sfo,ss saloons, -sfb
probably answered The same p1ipose,
fmss snatriss Al . ujsl IN tbs RIA Cal
Ter, ~ Msnssrs Hail on Saturday. between
u.a,i,ef u ''tfsek sba,s, " foys A'vet Cop ~sFfh
81, on. Cha, ~ nvf,. ksa,. won The pms,
having .n,ny the hell" ,hs.. tunes ess of els,
The di.,.aes SO ~ sss,. The mast ssst shoot
ins WAS i~e sai - ia. three psfsyss hs'lns
bed ~ the. NJ ssys the N,nrss'a'as.
ursss.soi afn Cosr.s, AZ e tses@
a.etles ~ the stockholders Of this soSpsn,
90. ,sssl.sl b. sspssd s2iyss ia ,hs i&'
ptoyamrs Of he water po~sr m 'hs ses' s,is
u n.s riser. Jae improvement vii consist N
cutting esnsi fen sstss poin. on ths Sspids
stsys ite fall., dssn ~, ~ bsu the present
mil i'' io~ the f.lis
tbs g,vsss. The hasssseis River. ~ learn.
!. sjuny rspaiY, ksy,ag geos NJ two feet IN
ts,lts tosn. The MISSISSIPPI Is ais" rising
rspaiy, add st are satisfied before ths vssh
ssy,e. ~ viii has. higher ssiif dian We have
seen ,bi. .esssl. The rain. ~ ibr past three
day. hsse b.rs pretty general TAs lakes arr
5..si up, No sfsasA semp,~,~iy soaked, and
high vsiAr. c.sss, fssi NJ. We ,ssy satisfy ssy
,asr. vii b. a nsst spslIsui stsgs 81 ssb'
| os, the N,ssi.slpp, fss the Whole sss.on. s"d So
sas. a.y assB nysr ft,snds that they prsd hsvs
no fears sbav, being s,sch ssnd bsss. Aa''
any ,ls~. hi. saap asss. n Thy vs.t ." s,sis pa
Tse .ssd vss pretty vel crowded y.sisf'
s,y xilb basts, bat tbs condition IL the IAsss
w. a..,.i safssmsbls fo' di.fhsfR'ns nsisht'
ne t.sos,sa, fslsA for too asys bsss had TIE
.s.c, ~ ps.tsz ne nas dseys, than nasa he
ia osAs,Afy b,sesnaslsr,
WIN lssAa Lass 1t. siztJ thai 40 an
,.sat pas,.o,bsf. pL,.st sshpg eb the Eslsaj
a. beast, pfr4niaa ~ te starry h'sssn.'
sus,es alsnz. sto'y snea"ssisas n '1s
charms e az Asrssss. sh", f.eiiss hrss~s'
,a,stn.., ri.esds foot ss.'si In uss say u The
se,axsnaiiss .iA r.arr lbs st"fy 'rn. thai
n,s ssxs .. AasAs- is.issj tho ssn ssa tass
" "a, esrei.si,s, thai ihs beauties " d.tse'
sluss a.. ga sch be- lsii 20 samlsefa ~ NE I
/ ,ws lsaalSs bot tasf : .e1s-ible msa wssk
ioss f,,s la,sia.sJ II NJ 0sa se.ss.
Ia snssr, VIII hss sas'ssa s'esy kiss .
.,sssry 10 ,,,s sosa, ;svss The seosg sd sou
80, F.s4ssq- ssgss u tlsas ~ VIA isri'!s ulu
vsAi cot, VI tss o.sgsA, rsns' ~ the .sia'
vt, tb.tsa a IAt ~ tts snfisni ph's.s"r''e'
I .L,v, PRIESTHOOD SOD hsus n sent,su . BE -
10 past
iI,p,assa. d IL. r~.s<,s - ils ? Y..asst
arr - sas,s.ss ~,ls tAs hsssSss Of ,As Bay .
Ssyi'. ssa the dssy bar u he A,diis'snss an
sbiia o.hsrs sbo are co sss;sa wisL ihs stern
~ sl,p.srsss. II dane sslars, are es'sptars'
80 ths tree sad grsph,c descriptions 81 bAy
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ard feisry Mhts tksr laAs, la<y ttst
attain ts.fr mles d y. lsoi. deserves al e..
pessi setse-,, - ul.h,n ais easy duye Il ,his
r's,c. aud l. esrtarsly ae@rpascJ IN its fresh
saa 'eal n,eihtes.. fhe waite, el the lake ia
ea'' as srsp,Al sua shs.,als h, due bass and
Aerrl waits, l.sst, hat aal least. the lost of
| de tei@ ga linseil he.tl vii, make tho
| 'oWtss - nan,lsstsaic ls u possible. Ia fact.
| heeesi John ia'ah Ia isst The kina OF k,sss
@sSst Hon No'i'anke % re down with
seren the hnees,sl estr d cuss,as. ee.apsssS
'hsa that he ns'eed at Programme d'As@
issa ~ erlsra@me d, lamb Ia, precise
ies,eaiehis are "a, hi saaa, hnt anes irsosla.
uos Is NOW sisea tnl ,haar wAsm We REGAIN.
mend II ,sss, IN w. .ii " hils iiv az lsks. "a
sr'sass aN se,ss lssn.
toaar, lesto ~, fapi, ils dasty SCENES Is,
Ia plessWsa arr nal worth haltca
Wen never go 90, fflrni, John Lamb.
A. mnr a. Ne csn ea, NJ. nut,an
n H. Cutting ycsr n,ntt,,n,'' IN faas,and,
seqaA'aish " 'skses pol luck With friend.
hton. on baAke nus 6rr .,na J. BissRLL,
irs. itrn lssf = Ns ia,rn mretinF ~ the pas.
'snfefs, held on heart Of tho steamer nlssel, a
on hsf 'riuln uip f,an ~ raal 20 Nhakupee
AMI New Tim Joseph fa.d n Nice county.
ws called Ia the Char AMI q. u, Mar, In, a. 81
Pau, chosen ss,te,afs, IN mo,.oa Gco. A. ..
,hettan. t-q " tiaifsie, wt,sh eanaty, ~ J..
wilson, VI ~ tsal, sAd y a Unsa, at n, letk,
wer appointed q committee 70 dfaft resolutions
expressing the sentiments - tho laeetsa. -ss q,
whereapen thr committee rvpeted thr loliaw
ing resolution. When were vnaahhoa.iy sdopt.
cd,
Rsslssd, That ne, the assembled paa.engers
render ON unqualified thsnks 70 Ne captain, q
cists aud o,hes ei,iaess al The o,iebrstsd stsan,
%, J. hi.seli, ior their Hen,leusny bearing aud
sniform roortnsr ehile VIZ have had The pleas
NV " sailing Win them And We wand express
"uf sperisi admiration u Tho care and ain
es'necd hy The safe Navigation ofthc deyisa. AID
'asa's Minnesota river a'oing this iaecInsat
-sasutt ..r
fssssssd That tha stern wheat strsmboat J.
Basel. Capt Nsneeibsx, hJ iha capacity uf her
.shln ana state tee,es the srsaaas II her NJ.
uns W., thp extent aa,i variety VI her eais,aa IA
ohsIRe II h,i accomplished stewart, IN short,
he superiority 81 III her appointments. com.
msais hsfs.h 10 all the puhlti ahen ha,nsss
OF pleasure shall all thrm w travel fiam ~.
Tad Ia the head wssess at lspk ne, ipaiioa IN
ths Alene.ols,
itasTsd, That the foregoing resolutions be
pu,listea IL all the papna ot Tho tlailst ststes
aud IN these bordering ~ the Nnnesats river.
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"'a'eN'"s VI We ''"r resa asa sd'rr''ses
vs. safe " ''S q" "n'" Aesa"as a"'"e "
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| o. chicago, The "'a kae~h' "hna'ha' ana en-
c'sst 'sherai western af""' W VIC ""hssh
t"aifal Ra''t"sd. aud Cob Holman" me popular
aud courteous Agent I" Tue '"ea "e''e'n ha'
read " pf'f"' many /" "f 'es'"' "h"
hase had occasion I" travel Thea" Routes hass
doubtless heea under obligations :" these sea
ilemfn '"r numerous courteous attentions
~h'ch have ho'h Facilitated and "Haef'h NOR"
spressele 'ho'f ton'neyins'
We uas' that VIC n,'na van ~h@b ""f '''""s
ar" es" pss'"n '" our "'''"t may nov Nv
their last ONE.
HsAv, steass'-h.t uAnt last Saturday
night aad Nandai mornng u'. 'hh''y v"
VISITED With n very heavy ram storm sreomfs
MED b, high wind. ard vivid nrh,a,es.. The
.,o,m eaualisj In IL. ia,eu.ty tho oee Of the
p,.,ios. sabbath, without he hail. During thc
whole al pauaa, Va had ia,srmit,rn showers
until tewsr,l. aisht, ~bea ~ had very heavy
rain, ihtcIniGed With bad, varying IL sits :" Q
nibsrt. accompanied also with mast is.eass
lightning, aud sharp tspotts 81 thunder, Ia,
The srsn nins a,unu IT the season commenced
sbsst midnight Sunday. s.d ccn,inaoa unta
la, liah,. Monday morning. The tain cane
dow h In ,n,,pspse iotrrnts the nahtninKs Dash
ed laee.saaly and the dull roa' Of tbs thunder
Wa sl,ae.i oon,lhaaas for thu space ~ ,hter
hour. Nc think We neser sss the rain pour
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TIE LATEST MORMON ourRAGEs,
III. ts,i,ins oas sf the Gsas,i-.--fhrss'-
ct Nlsisats, s~.'

|
| WASHINGTON. Jum 10. i>a..
| David II Burr, the Sn,ve,nr t;euerai q
| Utah. ami others. arrived here um The ns,ra
| ing ct the 9TH inst. ,lir~t f.,nm Salt Lake
having lcil tina, place ,n ,he / 18th Of April
The repcatd acts u v'e'e,Ts' against Tn
population 81 ten'itS AMI u'ssshlug Nor
mons and the NJ itctatsd thnals d mankr
Inc them, eon'pe'bd them 10 ha'e, thus ieaN
ny the Territory to the sr,dcr mercS~% 'ht
Mormon leaders w'ihoat United States al
tictr In restrain them. or an unprecedented
pen 10 report their lawless AMI '"ieo' 'r"
"siings
The party having embrarei Judge Styles
the "hy r~ierai Jt'igc WI" ninaimI IN 'oe
Territory, feter h p"tson, Marshal
Mr. Merre''' the POSTMASTER AZ .'ra' san
lake my AMI u > hhams' tsq" usr'n'
r with number otothers, swelling the par
y To about hhndrd persons The obs'a-
c.~ "b'ch emeoe"ah'ef'u IA 'he ey'nn'ns
OF TIM journey w're very great the snos "
ing !" The d'p'h ~ many hx' W The noun.
lam paSSs' IN Inc crust ~ wh''h women AM
ch,ldrh WIN conpclasi !" 't'dge man.
ihiHs' anu thfvnsh "h'.h ,h' MN VAN f's@'
labor and toll sarc"'icd IN dragging Tie
wagons ndrr o'hrr Circumstances we 40
stacks would have 'srn eonsderod 'nsnr-
io""h'an"' '',' Tue Hangers OF '"e,l a,nS
uon n'tdered tb' Undertaking nnn'o'daoH
This. one would suppose. will I've sufficient
Ia cony,ncc the most inrt,xlnluus " the Ia
mcn,able state Of affairs in Utah Territory.
DIR. Hurt, the 4 =, Indian Agent, had some
two weeks H. fore the marty lcft, taken refuge
among the Indians of his agency. to avoid
the violence and excitement at Sal, Lake.
The part, were followed by body Of "lba.
mites A. Far AS the Devils Gate, $50 miles
from Sal, Lake City, who wen, constantly
watching their movements, undoubtedly with
The intention Of cntfipg on honest s,rng
ylera. AMI Stirling the first upporiuuiy To
s,nmpohp their animals. thereby icny,ne Item
on the omen prairics destitute Of the means
Of continuing their tourney. The "papi,.s"
were driven hack by tho rcpor, TIM, Gv.
hundred 4 : troons werc MARCHING from
Laramie In Sail Iai, t.loxeJ NV an army
of 1000 from the states.
A, Fort BriJypr no miks from salt
lake the mart, w,rc us,oni.hod by the arr.
val Of ,wn men. M,S,rs. BOWER AMI lIoopa.
Who had BEEN comu,llrI To ,,cs from Provo
Ia say, their live, These mrn had refused
Ia cnpscr.te their propr,y AMI Weld 10
the bcayy e,,c,io,s Of brigham Young /;
consequently /, WINS voted unanimously in
the Tabernacle n, Provo ia = shoi their
bl.a and Ia call far volunteer. 10 do the
deed iiflY men rt.ponded soue friends
informed nny;cr and Uoo,.- Of ,h,.e pro.
cc,,,irc. and ,bw leaving their wlyo. and
children NJ 10 Tie fields. raucb, their horses
and c.c.pd 10 Fort Bridrcr through the
mountains They arp now al lo,ie,spdepcc.
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