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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16
More Persons Saved from the Cen
tral America.

New York, October 5.-The Bremen
bark Laura, from Bremen arrived here
this morning. She reports that at 2
O'Clock and 80 minutes on the sth Of
September. she spoke the British brig
Mary Of Greenock, from Cardeuas, for
Queenstown, and took from her J. Tice,
Cd engineer, 4. Grant. fireman, and Geo.
Dawson, passenger, all ofwhom were res
oued by the brig from the wreck of che
Central America Mr.. Tice, ed engineer
Of the Central America, makes the follow
ing statement:
"From the time Of the wreck, drifted
reventy-two hours on d plank. sue
ceeded in getting into boat on the 4th
morning alter the wreck, and on the 9th
picked up Alexander Grant, fireman, who
had been drifting FIVE days on a part Of
tho hurricane deck, from which he swan
10 my boat. He pulled for the hurricane
deck and rescued G.. w. Dawson, pas
senger. Twelve men had once been on
that part Of the wreck; of these, the
third engineer, George Bundlington, John
Baub and Patrick Card, coal passers, and
others, whose names are not known, died
there. Dawson, Grant and myself were
without food eight days. The sea, all the
time breaking over US. Two days after
the steamer went down, we saw several
passengers, on pieces Of the wreck, but
could not asst them"
Mr.. Tce saw Capt, Herndon just be-
fore the ship went down. Messrs. Tice.
Dawson and Grant are sick and badly
bruised.
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How II was Done,

we have every assurance for believing
that tho Republicans suffered the election
in this county to go by defauli. by not
getting their full strength out to the
polls. In most of the townships, while
the Democratic vote is no greater than
last year, The Republican vote is much
less, showing clearly chat ou, full strength
was not out The opposition we're organ
ICED, persistent and determined. Held
together as they were by party disoi.
pline, the love Of spoils and tho threats Of
party leaders, they caught tho Republi.
osns of their guard aud gained tempo.
rary triumph. They have done some
good at least, FOR they have taught us the
necessity u thorough discipline and well
directed, cooperative action. Without
this the Republican party willalways labor
under great disadvantage. Lotus profit
by our defeat and, from this time hence.
'orth, labor to a establish healthy public
sentiment. lie. US enlist, as soldiers.
during the wdr, and never be found Of
our guard, tiil we have regaiped posses
sion OF the field aud have the enemy un.
der our feet. Le. the watchword pass
along the line; "Ssneca must and shall o.
redeemed"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16

ST. Lou1s, Oct. l2.-Tho Leavenworth,
Kansas, Herald, of 10th says the official
returns Of Leayenworth county are near.
y completed The average Democratic
majority is 250 securing five members Of
the lower and five Of the upper house,
Average Democratic majority in Atchin.
son county so, insuring three members
in the lower aud one in the upper house
Jefferson county Republican BY $50, Civ
ing two members to the house and one to
the council Douglass county Republi-
can by 10 majority. Jobrson county
Democratic by 600. The district form
ed by these counties, elected FIVE mem
bers Of the house and three of the coun-
Gil, aud the Democrats claim the election
of the entire ticket by sixty majority. -
Shawnee county Republican majority 80 =
Cslhoul county Republican majority 81,
elects one member Of the house. The
Democrats charge that numbers Of armed
men came from Nebraska aud voted ;he
Republican stehet The Democrats claim
a majority in both SrSnekes Of the Legis-
latuTe.
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RspubiIoans of geneoa.

The smoke Of the battle is clearing
away and we look around us to soc II any
body is seriously hurt. We fDd our men
all safe aud in excellent spirits, nothing
the Worso Of the war. The enemy have
really suffered defoat. They expected to
carry the County by 500 majority and
after ali their plotting, midnight sohom-
ing and misrepresentation, their majori-
", is only little over 600. II our mon
had all doue their duty aud turned out to
the polls, we would have elected our tick
Q! triumphantly. As Il Is We are beaten
and tho election has gone by default
OF course we have nobody to blame but
ourselves. We have tho numerical
strength In the county, and whenever the
opposition ''Ghow their hand" come out
Of the ehapparel and stand by their prin-
oiples, we will show them that we have vo-
Iers enough and TO spare. We do not wish
10 waste our Ammunition on such worth
less GAME, as Bagby, Paine, Hampshire
and she rest Of the Locofoco ticket
When they pa, men on their ticket and
show that they are IN earnest, then we
will meet them. An wo regret is that
our gallant aags, were broughtout to com
pete with such miserable raok o.. bones.
Our candidates come out Of the battle
uhseathed, although somewhat bospatier-
ed with mud aud dirty water, thrown
upon them by their opponents. They
are excellent men and whether in Office
OF out Of Il, they sustain character ADORE
rsproach and are the living ombolimonts
Of correct Republican principles. We
hope however that they may never be
drawn into such associations again.
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From 81. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS, Oot. 13.--General Smitl
issues a special order. converting Cour
Martial at Fort Leavenwor,h. on the Is
Of November, for the trial Of Col. Sum
ner.
The charges are not stated
On The night Of the 1stinst., the Paw
nee Indians stole fourteen mules, four
horses, and number of cattle from Fort
Riley.
A party of Indians have gone in pur-
suit.
A number of Santa Fe merchants az
rived tonight, with upwards Of 500. 600
in gold Cor the purpose Of settling old ao.
counts and purchasing new goods.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16

During these squaly times, when Banks are
falling every day, It is not safe to hold amy Bank
Notes. Convert them into Gold, or depositthem
with our Bankers, who can return you good cur
rent funds when you want them.
We call the attention Of Farmers and Business
men, to the liberal proposition Of Che Banking
House Of W. c. Hedges q Co., in another col.
umn The cidzens Of this county are well aware
that the senior partner Of This firm, Josiah
Hedges, Esq, has ample meanihmsolf to secure
all depositors from loss. And VIC are warranted
in saying that all will be courteously treated.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16
OHIO %. IA,
Ohaso ELECTED by 10000 majority.
The Dred scott Democracy Routed,
Horse, Foot aud DragOon
FREEDOM TRIUMPHANT.

Time and space VIII not permit US 70
give our readers moro than a glance, at
che result Of the election in this State:--
Enough however is gathered to indicate
the triumph Of the Republicans. CHASE,
our gallant standard bearer, who has led
our forces through the thickest Of the
eight, has come out victorious. Our
whole ticket, with the exception perhaps
Of Blickonsderfer, is elected by majorites
ranging from 5000 to 10000. Ohio
maintains her proud position in the gal
axy Of Republican States. Freedoms
banner floats proudly over tho drst. born
Of the Ordinance Of 1907. The foes Of
Liberty have been made to bite the dust
-,their cohorts have fed in dismay aud
left us in possession Of the field The
Treasury -stealors have missed their prey
Ohio, the Gibraltar Of tho West, is still
in the hands Of the friends Of Freedom
and Reform. This is glory enough for
ono campaign. What care we for the loss
Of few starved offices in Seneca County,
when wO have gained such signal vic
tory Ia the State. Let hosannas and
shouts Of joy ring out on the gladstone
air, for Ohio is yet disonthrallod and cen
tralization has no foolhold on her soil.
Hamilton County has done nobIy for
Chase. reducing the Democratic majority
to about 8, 800, when Modil's majority,
in the same county in 1856, was about
5000 The German Republicans here
and elsewhere have done nobly.
The following, taken from the sandus-
ky Register. arc all the returns complete.
received at Columbus, up to o'clock on
Wednesday; from which it will be seen,
that while the Republicans have los. in
.ome counties, they have gained in 9th.
ers;
CnAsE's MAJoRrTiRs.--Ashhnd county
3 o; Clark county 1000; Columbiana
county fhVi hiNeu cuWutl lt@bhi AlHI'
i n county 1870; Knox county l5O; Lake
county ,l03; Lorain county I. 1856; Mi.
ami county 750; Portage county 500;
Erie county $50; Huron county 400;
Wood county 950i Medina county 600.
Total, 1be47.
pAYYE's MAJoRlnEs. - Allen county
600: fairfield 900, Franklin 500; Ham
ilton 8, $500; Holmes 600; Licking 400;
Lucas 200; Montgomery 400; Muskin
gum 800; Pickaway 5O0' Richlaud 800;
Ross 500: Seneca goo; Stark 800; Wavne
275; Henry 100; Defiance 80 Total,
l0,256.
Chase's majority so far, 900. This is
about the samo as ChRse's majority in
the same counties in 1855, when his to-
tai majority in the State was 1850
The following majorities for Chase are
also reported' Logan county 450; Cler-
mont $50; Warren sol. Champaign 85I.
Besides the above, we have unauthen.
ticated reports, that sandusky, Hancock,
Wyandot and Crawford counties have all
gone Democratic by majorities ranging
from 800 10 500.
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ARRIYAL oF nm ATLANTIc.
Later from India--DeihfE still Held bv the
insurgents.

NKw YoRK, Oct 1qth.-Tbe steamship
Atlantic, with dates from Liverpool to ne
3oth ult, arrived off Sandy Hook this
morning.
The steamship Asia arrived ont on Sun
day aud the Kangaroo on Tuesday.
The Atlantic brings late advces from
India
The advicss from Delhi are to August
t2.
Numerous sharp encounters lad occur
ed at Delhi, in which the rebels were de-
feated, butstill held possession Of The city.
The European reinforcements we're arri-
wing, and an assault was expected to be
made about the goth.
General Havelock had reached Luck
now after two more victorious encounters.
but owing to his force being weakened by
the encounters and disease, he was com
PEELED to return to Cawnpore.
A doubtful dispatch states that Have
lock had reached Lucknow, the garrison
Of which held out against the besiegers.
The garrisons at Agra we're secure at
tho latest adyices, but their conditions was
PR 0 uious.
here are also later dates from China.
which state that Admiral Seymour had
proclaimed a blockade Of Canton river.
The imperial interview at Stuttgart
lasted four days, during which Napoleon
and the Gar had several interviews.
The Car and the Emperor of Austria
were en- route for Weimer.
The question is agitated for an early
meeting Of the English Parliament.
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A FORaED CIRCULAR.
what the T,ocOfocos Party ltesorfed 20 70 |
Carr Che Election.


specimen Of the meanness 10 which
Locofocos win resort, we present the fol-
lowing forged circular, got up by them.
on tho eve Of the election, to influence
Republican voters Il purporis TO come
from the Republican Central COMMITTEE
Of Seneca County, but u bears on the
facc Of It the impress Of Jalseiood and
forgery. 1t was got up and printed BY
Locofoeos, TO deceive The people5 and was
one Of the schemes by which they car
ried the county II was not detected
until tbo evening before sho election.
when its influence could oply be partially
counteracted. This circular, whose forth
coming was heralded by the 1dOertiser,
purports to be an appeal to temperance
men and was calculated to prejudice a
certain class against our ticket. 1t was
printed and circulated by Democrats and
no others. What do the honest people Of
Seneca County think of party that viii
resort to such moanness. Hers is the cir
oular.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16

Great Excitement in New YOrl--Numor-
Gus BanE SuspensiOns-.HeayyR Rum on
the Wall Street Banls--Poiice Called
OutIg!
HEw YoRK, Oct. 13-The following
banks have suspended to-day: Marine,
Ocean, Merchants Exchange, New York
Exchange, North River, Irving. Citizens
Chatham. Bullshead, St. Nicholas and
Market Banks. There is general run
on the Wall St. banks, aud itense excite
ment in the street. Policemen are sta
toned At many Of the banks to preserve
order.
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PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL.
1rvris, Oct. lst, 1857.

AiAAtNf Wv Aohf AoOis
The undersigned, Republican Central
Committee Of Seneca County, take this
method Of addressing you upon the inn
poriance Of the election 10 be held on
Tuesday, the 18th Of Oct. The contest
in Seneca County must necessarily be
close. After most vigorous contest in
1856. our county gave 40 majority for
Buchanan. Our opponents are bnsily at
work, and without corresponding effort
on our part they will elect their entire
ticket. This must and can be prevented.
An e1orl is now being made to secure
the votes Of all temperance men for the
Republican ticket Should this prove
successful, and we have no doubt that Il
will, Seneca county will give a handsome
majority for our ticket. We, therefore,
urge upon you 10 visit every KNOWN tenn
peranoe man in your neighborhood on
Monday, the day before the election, and
induce them 70 60 70 to the polls and vote
the entiro ticket.
Now IS the most favorable time TO Sc.
cure a triumph for the friends Of temper
ance. The candidates for the State Lep-
islature in most counties in the State are
temperance men and have boen selected
with reference to their known desire for
the enactment osa Maine Law. The Su.
preme Court Of Ohio is composed of a
majority OF Judges favorable to a Maine
Law, aud who will sustain such a law II
the Legislature pass il.
The candidate for Probate Judge, Mr..
HoRD, and for Common Pleas Judge, Mr..
LEE, are both reliable temperance men
ard In favor of Maine Law. Mr.. Hord
rs Probate Judge has proven himself true
to the cause by sustaining the present
LIoUoR LAW. Mr.. Lee has not ialteJed
in this respect, but as the Attorney Of the
Carson League, vigorously prosecuted ey-
cry man who was suspected Of violating
the law.
The other candidates upon our ticket,
Mr., FosTEH, for Representative, Mr.. STEM
for Prosecuting Attorney, are also good
Temperance men. and Ii elected will do
all in their powerto enforce the present
and procure the passage Of similar laws.
We firmly believe that the prospects, for
the success Of temperance principles
were never better. We have a'hcket com
posed Of Maine law men. Let us 90 10
work and elect il, and our word for It that
in twelve months not n drop Of intoxica-
ting liquors, ale, wine or cider viii be sold
in SeuecA County.
As temperance men we have the ut
most confidence in the sincerity of your
sentiments, and have therefore addressed
you this circular.
We must caution you to be careful in
its use, for should our opponents learn Of
Il they will use no effort 70 coupteract IT
by all tho arts that MONEY and WHIS-
KY can secure
BY Order Of the Rep, Cen. Com.
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cent. Baabv.

The prominence given TO this gentle.
mans name, in the columns Of the TFi5
uHs, for she last few weeks. may have
Impressed him with the idea that we were
trying to injuro him. We can assure the
Capt. that We had no such insen.ion.-
We have said only what a sense Of duty
compelled us to say and what tho public
had a right 10 know. We have nothing
to Tetract and nothing to add. Mr.. Bag.
by Is entitled to the full benefit Of our
no.ioes--we charge nothing for them
whatever. We kaso said nothing tha.
the Record viii 40. warraut. nor have We
anticipated the action Of the Ccarl, before
which Mr.. baghy stands accused. By
the decision Of that Court we expect 10
abide. II he win 'yaee he masic, " meet
his aceusers openly and gain decision
ae Jaei3 and not undor the "Siatu,e Of
Limitations" then We win make smple
Almonds for any bad Impression thai NAV
have obtained through our Instrumental.
i.y' But unless he does this, the charges
agains, him remain unrelated. We win
not. unless compelled to do so, vecur 10
this subject agAin. We hope Mr. Baqby
w'l honestly aud faithfully perform she
duties Of his ofiioe and, under no oiream.
stances, eAaRgs his name.
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FACULTY..

n. b. BRyASr II, D, erRVrToN, j. q. DRvANT, r. II.
FrtoN j. n C.LKIys, insusteT In tiu Science Of Ae.
counts an Lecturers on business CustoHs
z. r. srgNchS X soSsi lnsucori ~ husiness aad o..
nanenta Penmtnship and Lecturers on CamneTeia Cor
resp0ndence.
Hon noRAoE Mann, Hon Gao. w CLISroS Hon. Eli
iiu bURRirr, Special Lecturer.
Hon sANuELsrARKwEArHgR, HoRAoe d JiARK, Eses
Hon, JEssE T.. HisHor, LeoiuFrrs Commercial Law
Rev. FRanEaicK A. bRowE, Pros. Asa NJ ,IAN, Lectu.
political Economy.
Rev. JAMES ElLER, Rev. DR.. AfKRN Ieohir,rr on Con
.mcrtial Ethics.
q P. H,Npy, J. n. MRapflN Lecturers on Banking III
nance, etc
n g. MARsAti, II. c. LucE Lecturers on the c snorai
Principles and Details Of Railrooding.
J. b. MrRaiAa, EnERsoS T. WHrrE, Iecinrers on Com.
mercal Computations.
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Kansas Election.

An election was held in Kansas. on the
l2tb Of October. to choose a delegate to
Congress aud members Of Territorial
Legislature. The returns received thus
far are very vague sud conflicting. but
enough is known to ipdioste the triumph
Of the Free State men, The Missouri.
ans came over ia large numbers aud vo.
ted, carrying several counties Walkers
array also voted; but the FREQ Stale men
wora true as steel and contested every
inch Of ground. Parrot is doubtless e.
slootod to Congress aud large maiolity
Of Free State men chosen to both branch.
es Of tho Legislature.
nauking House Of VIC. Hedges a Co.,
"iii Fay sa0a 5ats of sSEEREsr On money ao.
posted a specified time, As NAY be agtsoa upon
by tho paides.
We pay Tie usual rates Of Interest on dspos,,
subject 70 si,hdmval on demand d
JOSlAn nKDGEg,
A. G. BALDWIN,
~ 9. HEDGES.
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ST, LOUIS, Oct i0-Lato adyioes state
Parrotts majority to be from Eve TO eight
thousand, According to the estimate Of
the Free State men the Legislature will
stand. Council, Republicans. o; Demo.
eFats, 4; House, Republicans, a; Dem
oorsts, Is.
johnson County gives ESQ Democratic
mai,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16

HAeNspURc, October i2-The House,
on Saturday Afternoon, passed the sepate
belief hil on ibe second reading. rhe
principal amendment made was ne slrik
ING out OF tho provision requiring tle
banks % redeem with specie Their i've
dollar bills. The efforts to change the
limo for resumption proved futile.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16

~ me fFesldeal has issued procla-
msilon ior the sale Of 4O0, 900 aofes Of
pgblio lands 10 the State of CaliioF5is.
about }s9 ,VV9 acres In the State of Mis-
souri, Qpd ior 'he sale Of the INDICATED
i'eels ~ the Sioux bolfbreed reservation
on Lake fepin, ip the Territory of Min
pesola' The sa'es 10 California win tako
place in tho month Of Nav next chose ip
Missouri and Mnpeso,e ia March NEXT
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Four Dead Bodies aud a Piece OF the
Wreck of the Central America Giscov-
NRv oRLEANs, Dot. lO.-Ths ship
Suliapa, from New York, which has ar
rived here reports passing, on tbe 2qd
ult., oa tho coast of North Carolina, the
o'rpses Of four men and a piece Of the
wreck, supposed to have belonged to the
ill-fated Central America.
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HARmsRURG, Oct. l3.-The House
Yesterday recoBsidered the vote on the
Relief Bill by vote Of 53 to 80.
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The Result IN this County.

The following table shows the result Of
he election IN She various townships Of
shis county, for The most prominent of
Gees. Also the general result.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-16

80 Dabster reduces everything 10
nHthemasies. He got married because
kissing saves fay per cent. on his sugar
AZ Ola bachelors viii please notice.
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ST LOUIS Oct. accompanies d, +
and L, Of the 4th artillery Just arrived
from Florida. en- route for Leay6nvofih.
The Democrats bave a large majority in
The Legislature Of New Mexico.
No official returns from Kansas, bat ~
is generally conceded that the Free State
Party have carried the Territory.
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sPEoIAL MOTTO Es:

---
~ Prof Woods iiaif Restorative ssoid to be the only
ius cufrior badness and gray hair Il removes an scurf'
dandmG and scwluous erpon' from the scalp, and in
few days gray hair rs original color and be,uy
Thpreporlton contains colorng matter bu resusci-
ateso hair by iuygomtng and scrng perfect health TO
the scup, thus mparngncw e md vgorto the pots and
by them causing healthy ud to Gov into each separate hair
-LIouisyile Tmea
tgsod by OH the Druggists. oc,QIm
Banking House of W. G. Hedges a Co ,
Pay Intcrcs, on Deposits
Remaining MoHtls ai peT cent
IS
70 90
Deposits payable at any time, on return ofCerifcate
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. G. BALDWIN,
July TO- 1857. W. G.. HEDGES.
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PAlNFvL OeouRRRNoE.- "A little girl,
seven years Of age, daughter Of Mr.,
Dodge OF this town, was playing ia 0
field on Friday afternoon Of last Teok
where seveyai stgmps were bu.ping, when
her clothes took Gre and she was So bad
y burned that she died ne pext evopin,
- llaiRasgile Aan
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TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

win embrace the most approved and pruolical forms Of
keeping books by Double EHtry IN the vaons depaFnant
OF Trade and CommeFce Including the General Wholesale
and Retail Mercantile, Exchange, Commission, Manufsct.
nfing, kailioad Ranking, Printing, Mining, Shipping,
steamhoatiHg Individual, Partnership and Compound Con.
pany Business an fnanuscrpts ifon which iho stadani
copies written IN hold rapid husines hand, which will
eene a greet auyilaIy In iecoHng 70 him cEceloni
syc OF writing
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[From tho S. Joseph Journal, ofthe OH.

From tho ST. Joseph Journal, ofthe 6,h,1
From the Plnins-Attack of the Cheven.
mes Qua uoin--COwardioe o OfTcnmsters
-AnucipRted attack on Fort Koarney-
The Utth Expedition.
A gentleman who reached our oity
Saturday, from Fort Kearney, reports
that about Two weeks since party of
Cheyennes attacked one of Messrs. Rus
sell d Waddes trains, loaded with pro-
visions and arms. The teamsters, seeing
them approach, became panic.ssrcken
aud fled, leaving everything in the pos
session OF the Indians, who instantly
commenced riang the wagons, and find
ing one loaded with rifles and ammunition.
immediately supplied themselves. An
the guns they could not carry with them.
they broke across the tires of the war
on wheels, completely destroying them.
The teamsleTs, seeing the Indians scat
tered about the train, rallied and returned.
when lhe VheyonRos Tetraated carrying
on with them ninety eight rifles; but they
had tlmo to carry away very little Of the
ammunition The spoooss which has at.
tended their deNedatiops Of late has EN-
boldened them, and as they have three
OF their tribo prisoners az Fort Kesrpey,
II is supposed that they will make en- a.
tempt to rescue them, If so, lhey will
be warmly received, ss one company of
infantry Is stationed thore. and The fort
is defended by eight pieces Of heavy field
9gainsnee' lie also reports that Col.
Johnson with the last division Of the
Utah army had passed there, en- route for
~. Lake, and had expressed bis determin.
s'ion to quarter his msn in the Holy Val.
Icy this winter.