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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

HAY-A good demand prevails for .hppns but want Of stock
much business of 400 bales in lots at 6IG7oc
loo foI Spring delivery these prices could not be
ally obtained The fs feed probably better, take
the country together. - .o.e.oo 70 -
IRON-Scotch Pig continues quiet q. &2s0SB 50, mos
Common English Bars In continued dulness so!S b2
Refined do at s62Q &65 English Sheets inactive at So ic
for Singles Doubles aud Triples rshp and from store
Russia held at llQlic6 mos The market r. all
kinds continues lsnguid. , a.,
INDIA-RU BBER-The inquiry quite limited the weeks
transactions confined to IS 900 ID hne Para Sheets
for home ue price not ransped previous quotations are
somewhat nominal.
LUMBER-Ip Spruce and Pine the business 10 so
small that prices little better than FINAL The fol-
lovip. Is from The Sdrdnndh Republican of the I'd inst
Wshfa Of orders having been received for Lumber
dunS the the West Indies and Of an Improved de-
mand or Eastern and Northern ports The receipts OF Timber
during the week have been about 1900 sticks Of mill and ship
ping mort which has been disposed of at fair prices when
The strngency of the money market Ia considered The
ports receiving Europe not Of encouraging
nature for demand from that quarter though reasonable
to expect ORDERS and hope to more considerable
tent their present stock hand would US 70 anticipate
thereby TO do larger business than present
would recommend The stock ON hand In this city
is sht demand limited The exports Of Timber and
NJ Feet.
To HaIbor Island. ...........................2 0oU
To Wilmington Dell. ..lU5R
Total. ..slH >at
LEATHER-Hemlock continues inactive aud nomnsl, with
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

sEEvEs MILK cows VEAL CALVES. SWINE, SHEET
and LANDSLIDE numbers received IN the ctytevery week.
sonsl observation by soLor RoRnsoS, expressly for The
NEw.YoRx TRIBuEE every Wednesday eveninethe great
weekly market day Buhoeks Asrson's (wsshnssoa
Drove fHd'a tfIiy 'I OF r is1s' MARKET
fnE SALES BEEY CATTLE made st psce agreed
hesd-he value Is calculated estimated weight Of meat
that VIII dress cwt exclusive hide and nat bring. e@
Besves mostly sold BY Cattle BOtsr" who are regular
commission sesmsn, who receive the stock and seh
credit the butchers charging the owners for
guaranty The brokers also buy droyes aud sell ON
their own account Droye farmers may be their sales
but ISLES for cash do not realize a. much brokers' sales
ally for frst quality from sane second quality Doc 70;
Kittens that calves only two three days odare sold
Esss calves four months DID, range from S4oSs head
Cows-As general rule, the value OF an ordinary COW gov
ened by the price of DISCRIMINATING her weight fat and
adding few doas Sometimes cows sell much higher
:s viii ordinarily sell for Sa5S SIS and fine r s7
$50 roueber ordinary looking sell at
S25 6 ESQ es and ea5 varying according T. the quick
ness or dape.. market which viii be noted each week
hom So s5 y bead upon diferent rsdes. ..,,o,
by i've weight The value esmsfed upon the supposed
weight Of meat .nd price pslts The price OF common snssp
from Lambs early 10 the season, sell at prices
equal &c &c for the meat and through the season
sm head 81 sSou. lcf for the mss. .h rSs
Is iSS S. n April sos S July pi o. osss
October 81 De$ Sheep are generally estimated to DIRE"
SWINE are mostly received by railroad from Ohio Indians.
re mostly sold before arriving after and driven direct
10 the The salepens arc At AleftoD Bus
Head FouTty fourth street and the Union Drove Yards at the
east end Of foryft street Tos prices this week. See under
head Of SWINE
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:, sheen and lamb. BY Samuel McGrsw

sses By h Hume BrOwnnss sog heal tss S.3oT
100 AZ al SIS AZ IS G IS at so; 70 at ~ IS; ~ u;
i02 a, 81 a.; Is st IS 81; so a. IS 81; 50ss 81 3D.
sales Of Hogs Miles Bartlett Commission Merchants,
No Se2 Washington street. NewY York for the week ending
Oct 4 For P. Studab,ker& CO. Button, lad xss comied
Co. Philadelphia Pc. 22 still fed Hogs gross weight
6 TO- 90 81 for Little, Abrel pelons Marion c. 9hic
Cornell Rchlsnd Co. Ohio los conied oss sysrsss sross
syefsse gross weight 22l B 6ic for H. Jones linois
.tfed Hoss average gross weight III 10 sc Total iM
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UENP-The market both Tor Domes sue aud Foeisn II ftI
quite lsngud holders Indifferent about selling on ms
and sale. for cash they would be forced TO sell
the present inactivity. BY auction bales
An ecan Dressed sold $50 tun, cash. and So bale. In
dre,sed slood los tun CASH. the former Is he'd 2, pr
yse ssle al $40 20 and the latter 1t sI 500 t5,
months In Foreign have only to note sales OF % bales
HIDES continue declining and dull hear Of sale to-day
of Calcutta Cow for export to London 81 No. on private
terms The stock 10 81 0oo against u s5 same time last year.
and s.. ESQ in 1855.
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Disasters, &c.

BRIG HosTIcsLLo Baltimore from RIO JsGeiro rePoIts
.pohe sept e. lai 81 IS NJ Ion 70 H. ship Lizzie -,
days from Calcutta for NewYOk having board the captain
and crew Of chr Eugena of and from Baltimore Tor 'a
lost.
scBp NJ WR,sHrNsroS. at Philadelphia e.h ms; ffom
Fall River reports: Sd inst 90 miles sW OF Montaas =.
brig America Of and for Salem, 10 days ou from Ia
provions but beef and pork heavy see rannnf eSee NV
supply him; be would paAs joT Delaware besAWss"
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....,
Cleared.

stesm.hip-Q Quaker City shufeldt Mobile Post Smith Co
Columbia Berry, Charleston. Spofrd Tleston Co. Star
the West GRAY, Aspinw,ll, n. %. Roberts.
ship-Rock City Cubbins, Bristol, sifken ronsides
Bsls-Clio, Frsbpe, Ahyab, Pope Co. D., Fairfield,
Buenos Ayres, y. Zimmerman.
Bsrge-lilobe. Earl, South Amboy
Schooners-Trsnst. Chspel, New Orleans, Van Bront T.
sasht; J. w. Hughes Howard Newbern Davis Holmes;
Mevina CShoou Washington Teltair Horns Jane Fulton.
s. Powell; j. Blocker, Edwards, Philadelphia Hand
Co E. c. Felter, Arnold Charleston Scranton TAlmsns
Reindeer (Br Firth, Bermuda, Middleton CO. Boy State
Sherwood, Boston.
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FiI.. quality corn fed. large sze.....sia7 c. esc
Large ME still fed, fat: ..........-9-- s[9Oc-
Sees nd quality, stl-ted.. 0o4c $40 &c
This has been another sorry day for drovers. After
deductirg 500 stale cattle cold during the week. there
were about $50 head less in market than last week,
rOtwt standing which prices are we think about half
q cent lower on most kinds Of stock than our last
weeks quotations. There were very few nice cattle
in market to-day, and these few brought about last
weeks prices.
The continued hraLcisl difficulties, rather tasn
supply Of cattle the trae esuses of the depres
sion in prices noted above But 800 head went east
from Albany, 20 Of which were good Kentucky c.ttle
the remainder ordinary gTades Of com non stock.
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m,rLc,,. .CA,rryLLY REpoRrED FOR TnE TRIBUNE.

"WEDNESDAY. Oct. 7, 1897
AsHFsTbe market 10 again lower With sales Of 100 bbl
mostly Pearls al So and Pots 81 The stock consists OF
100 bbs Pots 7s7 bb Pearls sslersus quiet at 7c
cash.
BOOTS AND SHOESWe have only to notice that business
continues dull the ghne in the money market and the rea
tive higher value of the material than manufactured goods
thec
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In shp Ocean Erpyess from Lire,Eoot-Mr. r. g. 0Reuy
J. Mcneil Mrs Jane Jackson Mr. and Mrs Edward Deai
Misses Mary Julia Dean, Master Hugh Dean, Mira Ans
Brown.
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ssss @ St ,ss ~ oHsieS % ,ow d sossi S.
.hhoo,h 81 'sles 1t those he.eA s ou, 10
sb see esss :: ' ss SscI i T
ard pic. continue nominal. Jss eee ,.,y ~
St. c,os stasI,' poa Double 'enn.e
Cab. Ss.ocv,Jc..... 2 stc.I:s Double 'rfned o.
F F.r.,I an s.as1:S
H.v.l. Brwb and Vel 6 clo Ground.
Ms.,s. =; c;s:s.s ,O rom Ae'''
SxfrTb, demand for bulb Sal, fair and hi, well sas
tanned b., ,.st g.. S dull iSS Ga a. and
Of 10 oOO bush Tuts Island s. 2!ic, fmos -
SPICES without movement and pncef sene''ny S''
SPIPrs-eOrisn are no. pressed sale and there moth
sPELTER i. que, and nominal a. VI d7ic D. H0'-'h'
latter extreme price. .s, D,,, ..r slowly
a, sc and Buck At 7c the usual discount or ,sr
TElvey little doing a pre-: e oDs,.ss sarns s
embsrra.sinsnts prevailing in mo0etay shsr' q,
TOBACCo-Lesf continie, dull and se:y Ilz .yssd,
W,Is old A. low 6ssres inactive and nonins
., TSI A. dull % DS $751; IS :. i fDl ss cash
.cive holder. being 7',ssrs1' ses % s,si Is
cIe g. iata 80 Is for Coke Terne and siasll . e,
Charcoal Tsrus mos. and nominal The supply !:
,,e,s.;51 the .ss. are coo at siOc County and
for City, small S'; CT 70; ,sT s com
WOOLThe ariet both Domestic and Foreign contin.
ues extremely quiet buyers and sellers are equally nsas,sn'
and prices quite Irregular Stocks are slowly inefeans
but are not hurdensome yet Sellers would yield re-
ducon for cash from prices stey current but the connuso
severe pressure the markets. and the rate.
demanded Paper, together with the
sae the goods market deter the producers ron
will they To extent, r commence Is re-
stored and prices both the and Manufactured materials
become established The weeks TRANSITIONS nave oeen
quite trivial and We omit quotations, they would be no
guide 20 the market. -. =. IL,
WHlsKY-The mariet Is quiet for this staple out wta
moderate prices rmer sses Of $50 bbls q; 10
e lc., and retail lots at 2ic.
WNEs-very little doing and prices have not shown any
clsnse
WHALEBONE-Tbe strinsency In the Money markets has
retard transactions in this well most other
bsnches Of ,de Not single sale has anspired during the
week; prices however, sustained We quote Polsr az
81 sea 81 3s small Ochotsk 81 Is; Northwest At 81 %,
and South Sea al &lG6l o5, cash.
ZINC 10 quie, at sidac. y n, 6 mos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

OIL CAKE-A coed supply the market but the difficulty
IN Lin s;erns Exchange the shipping demand sales Of
see TINS AZ S6d ~ thin oblong Western and spa
= so 80 for DO CITY; thick round IL nominal At So.
PROVIsIONs-The demand foI Pork limited and Prices
.,ot Il reduced 10 1900 bbls Mess aud 2Wo eos
pine the sales $50 bbs p asa 81 50 for Mess ne m
70, CIesr and l7 7sdsls for Prime in lots Beef quite
nomins and dull retail sales in all 90 be: Sagio - Tor
Me-, and SIS 75d l6 for extra do Beef Hams are
ops, md du AT Is for new. Bacon is heavy al H. Cut
Meat, dull and nominal Lard IN better demand 'e' o. 20
~ 80 tr. AZ IA dl5c and il lots a. loc. Butter plenty
And lower; Gales Of Ohio l2dloic and State b4ze
Chez Is dull and plenty at 7dsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

LEAD-Bsr Lead is selling &C. less p cent and Sheet
and Pipe At tic. net, cash; Pig continues nominal
LIME-Rockland 10 quiet at Csc. fol- Common and 81 Tor
Lump. -, =. Al, =. -,
not be obtain ed at present. 80 -.
MOLASSES-There very little 'riing aud prices are en-
NAVAL sIORES-The inquiry for all descriptions !. still
o limited and stocks slowly the ncre but In the
b.nee Of important Transactions prices noInnay IN
CHANGED Spirits Turpentne remsnSquiet GiIc cash;
.sIe Of 100 bbs order immediate delivery this
de AZ our extreme figures Crude continues quiet the last
sale Of soft North County at $50 ~ ID. Common
Ros;n has been little inquired for but BY no means
sctye sales Of 00 bbs last evening afoa a. ~ So 10
delivered alongside vessel Other kinds arr without
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REPORT

For the Geek ending "WEDNESDAY, Oct T. 1857.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE ALL KINDS FOR THE WEEK.
According report, the several market places In the
city there have been received this weekI
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POTATOES-Common Potatoes are again easier; saes o.
Jup~s Al g7ias2 IS and MERGERS At IS Is 2 'b sweet
commsud 80 So ~ 10. 100, ...,.x
RICE heavy and unsettled; sAles at a. 70 qna1y
sKINS-Goai are inactive and the supply OF az a. -
rclude about 600 Heavy Curscoa &C., nos Deer con
time very quiet beps CHI srtice and win an scu
musns the mari much depressed P'iess 'nsfers
mostly Dominal. =. mann.
sEEDS-The usrte; quiet for Clover a. II. eif
and small lots He Timothy IL inactive 80 - -
blsh Rough in fair request a. 81 easa, nss
crop Calcutta Lnssed Inactive snd depressed ~ boston
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SOC. -, ,u.... D.,
show decline Of &C. from the highest point OF
the season. We from the want OF ousineto eaonsh
bass unable TO- furnish quote tions
COFFEE continues dull and fat the extent OF the sales lie
$50 bess Rio at Halle. Our quotations are nominal ~
Jaws, White p n...:.lsi1
10 10 prime. 0l2 Jamaica.
Mo Ordinary lQi St Do. icy f10oD 10 a 0lo IS
Lsruayra. tdEiI
COPPER-The market all kinds extremely quiet new
Sbeships sells slowly in &c. and Yellow Metal a &C.
6mo, Bolts command &C. Refined ngot is inactive :"
6ic mos Baze steady and sell at Sc and boits ~
SOC. old Copper is lsnguid at 2od2lc., cash. IL.
COAL-Tbe demand for domestic has been more active, snc
the better sundry large purchases ty the
have ssened market for Anthracite and the falling 90 IN
the receipts at tide In OF the tghne In
the money market enabled holders establish ~ advance
Of 2c Plum We quote BY SS sod % Ter small ARD
large size and 81 asa SIS 80 from yard or 81 700 runs
from yes, The thus far has been exceedingly
for getting supplies but the want OF funds 70 pay labor
ers has been serious In foreign have no sales
10 note quotations would be no guide to the market
CANDl Es-AdAmsntine still quiet at 2lGZlc sperm
unchanged; sales of Plain at f2c and Pstent al Sc
DRUGS AND DYRS-An articles under this beading con
tnue inactive manufacturers Of Morphine have advanced their
prices S.
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49, 10 IN A.., h,,. e.~p eBesi.d " ~ 0eel essh
49, IA 4, ,s,h i, can BE- oe,sDed Ow - VI eo@*i o.
.hhos,h ve learn 81 salcs st those hsu,eA - III, 90
sUGAPs are lower and very tAnsi ne 80 80. -,
hhss Cha a, ea7lc The business m hshned az
ara pc.s e1r,inu. nominal The decline 10 hA" ''' "
lle from the hshs.t point, according 70 9 ishv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

NALs-Cnt unch.rsedi sales at Sc mo'' and 'ef
OiLsTke same inactivity and depression previously noticed
in most Kinds Of Oils still continues American Lnseed sell
Ing slowly om cruher hands 0dc and no better prices
can be obtained for English and parties anxious 70 reae nave
been induced accept rates for cash but THIS
bsdlv fair criterion of the market Crude Whale Fenan'
ouet at 7O72 handsome while dark aud black
IL been od AZ $685. Crude Sperm inactive bur prices are
,usned the las, 81 80 gallon, cash or qaSs
lent thereto. Manufactured Whsle and sperm are qI,e gu.
.ts,dy Lard dull and heavy az from Iec H. cesn
and mos quality Red OIL may be quoted a nom "a
quarts and 81 asa al S for pnts mos Camphene com
and 46d4sc and Fluid Is d52 cash. our extreme hgures
for small parcels TO the interior trade
We quote: o, -oa,is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

huessn. ...s- ....Y o1Cs
ka0o...............s.E
Calves, I've vasbt.... go
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Total. cax
LEATHER-Hemlock continues inactive aud nomnsl, with
large stock Oak 10 quiet about former We do not
hear If anyt rnnsa O n French Calfskins.
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FRANCE.
From Oar Own Core sPondent.
siastic.

Oar Own Correspondent
PARIS, May 1857.
was doubling last Thursday whether the Rus
sian Grand Duke would arrive i'll Paris that day,
seeing that 80 late the evening before he was al
Marselles. He came in here about o'clock, up
TO time and not at all blown. So far as yet learn
this robust travelling faculty Is his ExceIency $
characteristic trait He drives ahead through gal
leries Of art, museums, palaces, gardens, recep-
firms dinners and balls with Vigor and business
ike dispatch that reminds one Of some OF our travel
inc coun,r,men who leave New-York IN June, do
the tower Of England, Scotland and the Continent
and retnrn in September stocked with sound bases
Of opinion, and fertile texts of talk on European
affairs for the rest Of their lives. The Duke has
the advantage over u private traveller OF the as
sistanee of several pairs Of eyes and ears, and
three or four cultivated brains to help on this
labors of observation and mferential digestion;
and still beside this the heads OF Government e.
| tabsbments-ef the naval one- at rcAon, for ex-
ample-take most courteous pains to furnish HIM
with information ready che we'd, " as the French
say. or cut and dried, as W. say sulgary Ii
| could think, at the moment, Of fxettier phraaS
| would Use II.
Constantine has really worked quite hard st''4Slnl
| what was to be Learned ot his military trade II
France. The navy is his specially, but any saing Il
| the butcher business Capt but uncourtf again
suits So yesterday the Emperor amused him wit
| Il grand military review. Ii was an unusnnh
large one, comprising all who could be spared iron
the hospitals and post duty Of the Imperial Guar,
the garrison Of Paris proper, and the garrisoas .
Versailles, COurbeyoie st. Cload, ETC., and in nus
have numbered ussry 5000 Wea Grsa NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

sephs God, Adam be Jesus God, and Jehovah be
"God TO Adam" This may sound, Sir, a farsgo Of
nonsense but ia the Mormon faith jealousy taught
sincerely believed and thousands OF children are being
brought up and educated IN such infamous absurdiies.
Full Of this faith and hoping to share in the temporal
gories Of such a kingdom hundreds of their elders
willing to suffer all kinds Of hsrdships in preach
ing, and Thousands Of neOphytes in believing il. To
keep up this faith the authorities in Zion" decaim
against American doing, all readers Of TIE Ners
aware and denounce all Congressional interference
with the contamination of their dreams.
Either Brigham and the other leaders Of MormOuism
believe or DO DO, believe their pretentons. II they
do they are in that particular certainly weak minded
if they do not, they imposing on the world and
are therefore knaves. To admit Utah State ia,
therefore to surrender into the hands Of either
desgning knaves for the furherance of their in
famous objects or TO weak.mnded people TO work out
their own delusion and ruin. From both such issues
opine il the duty Of CongB8 to protect Utah.
may intrude your columns with paper on the sup
preston of MornOnism at a future period.
=. ST. should like to meet Merchant Of Iowa,
if he viii leave bis address in envelope to at
The TRIBUNE Office. And am yours truly
Neg York May q. 1887. JON HYDE j..
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MIyRDFR CASES.

WORCESTER, Mass, Thursday, May 81, 1857.
-Four murder cases have been brought before the
The Court finished the session this afternoon with the
following result: John Gynn, for the murder of Peter
Naughton and his wife last November, was found not
guilty Samuel Gleason, for the murder OF ms infant
child in January. was discharged his own recOg.
nizance Godfried Rediman for the murder of Samuel
Flechimsn last December pleaded guilty on charge
of granddaughter, and was sentenced to two years im
prsonment in the House OF Correction; ana Luclna
Rens0m Icooredl tried on a charge Of killing col
ored girl was polle prosecuted. There is considerable
feeling expressed at the result of these trials.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

CHENAXGo CoUSTY-Josepa Ju.and Of Greene.
Carlos X. Pike Of North Norwich, John Harris of
Sherbxne.
Ontario CorNTr-George Barley sf Geneva,
Jonas NJ. Wheeler Of Canandaigua, Ira X. Peck Of
East Bloomfield.
ALBANY CouSTY-James ID. WATSON, Chas. Hynd-
man, Henry L. LaEdon
ST. LAwREScT CoUSrr-GeOrge Hurlbut Oswe-
gatchie, six years Charles H. Allen. Canton four
years; s. L. Van Dszee, Gouvcueur, two years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

NEw-HAyES RAILBOAD-SUNaER ARRAsGEsEsrs.
The Summer arrangements for running the trains on
this road 90 into elect Monday next, The 9th ins..
from which date the trains viii leave the city accord
ing to the following programme:
~ Accommodation New Haven al time table stations.
Sa n Boston Express. stamford and bG1EcPof;-
a. IL. Nora ak Specis. a. Stations
I2SOp N New Haven A. comm. all timetable stations
$50 p n New Haven Accom- al stations = OF NJ Vernon
N. Boston EIpres. Stamford Norwak and bridgeport
$50 p M. New Haven Accom-. ell TIM -sbl- Stations
Sis y. n. Norwalk Specia- zli stations
6:i5 D.. n. Norys ak spec "a. al stations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON:

WAsUIsorov. Thursday, May q, I5o'.
H.. .,s,;oo,,sS that The troops now moving 10 the
a,rso.on ~ Ii,sb comprise about 1900 There
Are tw. vacant Federal JudgcshiPs in the Territory
which will soon be filed, and probably another Mar
40 III nrooess IN the event Of opposition on the
49, ~ The Mormons to this, the military will be
Pnloyed 10 enforce the laws and protect the citizens
Of The United States from Mormon oppression. 1t is
,nsss,res will arise The Governorship is still unset
fled Although several gentlemen are solcitous for
The position, the Government is evidently anxious to
select who will combine personal bravery with
The programme Of operations for Utah will be con-
eummated with the least possible delay.
The Hon. Thomas Cunningham Of Pennsylvania
has resigned his Associate Judgeship in Kansas Ter
ritory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
THE GREAT RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

CIhcINNAII Ihu1sudy, Mdy IT To
The City Council last night passed resolution IN
eitng the President Of the United States the wee
President the members Of the Cabinet, Ministers rep
Yesentng foreign Governments the Governors OF ma,
ryand, Virginia, Ohio Kentucky Illinois Indiana ana
Missouri, the Mayor and Council OF Baltimore, rar
kersburg Marietta, ChilcOthe, vincennes St LOUIS :
and Louisville, to visit Cincinnati on tne occasion VI
the opaninc OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, and
the Cincinnati and Marietta Railroad on the 3D. and
4h Of June next as guests of the city in her corporate
capacity Arrangements are making on grand scale
for the event.
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Il is reported that GOV. Walker took out to Kansas
as his Private Secretary of the reporters of The
n. y Times, and that the indi' dual in question is
under the combined pay of both the journal and the
Gov rnor. We know hot how the fact may be- but
Mr. +. o. Perrin, who we were fret assured had gone
out as Gov. Walkers Secretary. has authorized con-
tradiction Of that statement He goes on his own
hook. Who is Gov. Walkers Secretary II there be
no harm in inquirncl
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WRECK OF THE SCHOONER d. C. FOSTER
THREE MEN DROWNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May Il, I0oI.
The schooner ID. &. Foster was wrecked oil the
Delaware hreakwater in the late gale and in an at
upset and three of the crew, named JAS A. Row and
G. W. Burton. and colOred man, whose name Is un-
known, were drowned. Two others of the crew chung
TO the bottom of the boat and they and the crew oil
the schooner were aferward saved.