The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

the other persons, supposed to be connected With
him, can be found and brought TO sight.
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INTERESTING FROM UrAH,-From letter in the
Sacramento Union, dated Placerville, July IL, We
copy the following:
Mr. wilkins, who came passenger, Is direct
from salt Lake, where he has been residing for
nine months, having had to fee with his family 10
aiifornia.
Wilkins and party is composed Of twentysx per.
sons, eight of whom women. After leaving
salt Lake they were arrested by large body Of
Mormotfs and taken back on a charge of horse
stealing. As no evidence, even for Mormon
Court, was offered against them, they were dis
charged. at the request of one Mesck. who knew
three Of them in san Francisco he being Clerk Of
the Court. After that they were hunted like
wolves, night and day, until they reached Goose
Creek mountains, over one hundred miles from
salt Lake, when the Mormons made a charge on
them, and killed six of their animals.
ae half of the population would leave, and
f., zee to protect them. .- ss
brigham declares thatTif the Saints will standby
sim and the Church, ne will be President of the
United States in less than ten years
Williams, the lawyer, had fled The Destroying
Angels were on his track, and ii not known
that he escaped them. Open and avowed murder
Of all who have and are becoming obnoxious is ad-
yugated in public assemblages in fact, an offer was
publicly made in meeting by one of the faithful
tn murder two Gentle traders at Box Elder near
thu city, who had incurred the dspleasure of Elder
h"ronzo Snow, if they did not leave by the LIST
of June.
New dssensions are continually arising Thu,
which causes the most ill feeling is Brigham selling
young girls to old men. Several heads of tamilias
hvc hcrn put out of the way, they call n snn ans
picion of being apostates, 10y which me ana The fam
lily cannot leave. Several who heretofore hsys
been in the confidence of the l,ish priest. are
known to have been murdered in attempting to
lctye secretly. ~
Seyenlales, with their IA niles. wboss b,..a,a.
had made their escape begged to be taken away
by wilkins party, Expecting daily to see .ome OF
thrlr number dragged away to the harem of some
OF the aRnointed, 81 - ~
brigham pr caches open rebellion to all attempts
on the part ef the government to establish foot
mold IN .iis territory. He has inaugurated a new
iaF ny which he governs disobed ent wives by de-
~ iadiug aud making mcnials of them, depriviny
tHrin ut the ri ,,ht to marry or have protector -
IT Is called an Earthly He'll"
ERrPT!oy oP MOUNT vEsuvIus-A letter from Ma.
prs of the 10th, says:-For some time past tho
sntterranean noise heard by the guides Of yesu,
NuS Indicated an approaching eruption and the
ln~.lanl''hts ~ IN the neighborhood Of the moantsia
re under considerable alarm. During the hast
u cthlght the smoke thrown up from the crater
ho~i become much thicker THAI usual and the eve
hihg hct"T g last long train Of liquid fire was
s'eh describing on one side of the Ottaiunu Mt "A
p."e" called Fosso del Faraoue, an immense ravine
opposite the Sea, and out Of reach of any danger
I" Iie Inhabitants of portci. Resini and rerra do
d'"co At Naples an i'm mense crowd assembled 10
witness IN spectacle, and at night a number Of
hfelSners. proceeded To the mountain, the torches
OF tho gu des being visible there in every direction
i'e iaNa has alresty run distance Of about half
mile
the NfsTxRN INDIANs--Iuformation has been
receive ID as The Indian Rureau from the s,ec,.I
Agent 81 Ehe Sioux Agency, Minnesota under date
"i ~ ft I'd. of everything being tranauil AZ that
pom s. The superintendent informs the Agent that
the lhumns have dispersed The Yankton, Ysnk-
t"h res, tOr Cut-lieads,) and Scsetones no longer
re- n~.ln embodied in threatening attitude having
4" Ptrtrd to their several homes to hunt
hhe party dispatched to bring in lux -pah du-tah
ma his hant was constituted of individuals select
ca from each OF the several bands representing the
seventeen bands of the Upper and tho eight Of the
Lower Sioux.
I Aletter from the Special Agent, under date Of
! august 5th confirms the telegraph intelligence
tlhtt TINS party had overtaken and killed part Of
Ihhhti'-du-tah smen, and states that they were in
| pursuit "f the remainder.- Wash. Hdr.
Horse THIEF ARREsTEn-A ''gentlemanly-lookine
man. named Wilson. has been arrested in Charles
town, han0wha county, Va, for stealing horses in
tfcleFiiie, ohio. He was quite reluctant to re-
thrh-Wahted to consult a lawyer, and talked
about hdtSds corpus; but the bystanders Informed
hl1l that he should have neither-that they did
not intend to interpose any distractions or delays
III giving mp such rogues, as the people Of Ohio Of
ten dld, IN surrendering fngitiyes from Virginia.
THE COMMITTEE OF Wen lNcF-Suits have been
| instituted in California against the executive COM
mittec of vigilance by John IL. Daniel and WIN.
"feen, brothers, who were arrested and imprison.
ed short time by the vigilance COMMITTEES. They
| lay their damage at $4,000 each An amusing
| IL ture OF these proceedings Is found in the fact
that all three Of those individuals were members
oi the committee at the timo Of their arrest.
| 4 PREsENT.-Dan1 Fansbaw, widely known
printer of New York city, has recently presented
| the Typographical Society Of that city, with two
Volumes Of Pitts English Atlas, printed in Londsn
IL afnfa tla
:htct that the original cost price of the and
| Interest added to the present time, would amount
10 more than thirty millions of dollars!
/ FHtcErRAY writes to a New York friend in the
pt possible spirits after his defeat at the oxford
eiectl1fi. He says he WAS beaten by the Sabbsta-
ran cry, on which he knows that fifty voters went
! o'er 10 ms opponant, (Nr. CaldwelL) who would
oherwIse haVe voted for him and won his election.
as u tS he Is prouder of having shown his cOlors
tn'n nc Tould have been made happy by success.
-" sdys ne Is not rich enough for Parliament yet,
~ a@hs 20 he: lie is about writing no
VI me Nirginians," and thinks not ut all unlike.
= Ht't ne "i run over TO ''the States while the
"o''l Is incubating.
jim stated TO his friend that they had only lost
o"e man on the Passage the carpenter who fall
oo'In ann was drowned, but as he was going
p'ef tne mp side caught hold of the rrpdstons
'iii pulled IT with him into the sea After that
ne c'hih o"y was knocking rust off the ehaius
~ i"y Vet tas atchet fall into the water few
=
"lsn ms h"liy found the carpenter inside shsrn.n
" MS h'''i'et on the grndstone!
NAVAL OEBras.-Tha following Ensi,aars -
''n ordered to the steam ffigate Sarsnsc na,s
preparing Tor sea Mt Philadelphia. for the p.ciac
Sinadroh; Ihealoro Zeller, Chief Engineer: p. G.
F"tts, Flf-t Assistant; III. A. Ramsay, VIM N HINT
S"roni Assistants; y. B. Littig n. A G. t,nn,ai''
"m. II. Schlny, Third Assistants '""''
Commander John u. Berrien has been o,asrsa A.,
relieve C"m'nander Pickering, at the Portsmouth
y. H., Navy Yard.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BuTfMoRE-A d,. hroL
out ia carpenter chop at the corner of Wine ana
French Alleys, Baltimore, on Friday morning ana
destroyed large smount Of property The Ds-
gUsrrean gallery % J. n. Whiteburst subseonen,
ly took hre, and wes damaged Co the extent Of
about $4,000, npon witch there il an Insurance. A
SllAu", Of which i25hO "a IN Lyuehburg Va The
principal losers, h-slies Hr. Whitehurst are Thos
Lister, Michel EOche and Miss Caroline Stanley
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A BJY STARVED TO DGATH.--A Lad about IL wears
old died of RcIal starvation in the alnshouse at
New York. on Wednesday evening lie had been
picked up In the streets Of Brooklyn In the early
part Of the day, in n very helpless condition and
with hardly strength enough TO stand up. lie was
furnished with something 90 eat, and died mme-
diateIy after his meal. lie gave his name as VIM.
:. Hughes
DEATH OF NnaHTY MAS-Jno. T. Noursh.
pr ,bably the largest man in Massachusetts,, died
In AndoSer, on the Let instant. When he Was quite
slender, q Few years ago. he experienced severe
feYr and after recovering continued 10 increase in
flesh until his last sickness weighing At that time
four hundred pounds.
BANK cLosEb N CRIcAao.-The private banking
house Of Nessrs Coates, Dyrenforth Co. or lately
Coates Bro, has closed Its doors. The bank had
been extremely hard ap for some time back being,
In fact, unable 10 pay the checks Of It's dcpositions
upon il on presentation.
The mii-daa Of Mr. jos b. Chiffon. on Blue
.t.A a.