Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-06-30
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WAsmNGroN, June 22.-Oficial advices by
the Vanderbilt ~reiterate the friendly senti-
ments Of England towards America, and men,
ton the fact of the prompt issuance of orders
for the discontinuance Of visits to American
vessels.
Great Britain does not insist on the right
Of search, but as both nations are solicitous
to put an end to the slave trade, she desires
q mutual understanding or arrangement as to
the proper and most acceptable means Of as
certaining the character Of suspected slavers.
The general tenor Of these dispatches are far
from unsatisfactory to the Administration.
WASHINGTON, June 24th.-The States as
serts with an air of authority that the Gov
eminent will send an armed force to Nicara-
qua, or make such a display as will convince
England and France that our right of trans
IL across the Isthmus shall not be tempered
with.
WASHINGTON, June 24th.-It is rumored
that Judge Roosevelt, ofNew York, has been
appointed minister to England in place of
Mr.. Dallas.
WAsnNGToN, June 23d.-A private letter
from Gov. Cumming says thath e opposed the
Mormons going to Sonora, and confirms the
hkhlEillEIlI LtAdA hAAG AAOl llOllo mGIG IlllCl Ill
vided into peace and war parties. 1t speaks
of Young as a man Of great perseverance, in
tellect and experience. Allthe Mormons fear
him many hate him, on account of his IA
voring the peace policy.
Gov. Cumming plainly says that his chief
control over the Mormons is exerted through
Young. Should anything happen to thwart
his efforts in endeavoring to avert the perils
Of n collision between the army and the Nor
mons, the country may reasonably expect a
guerrilla war Of several years duration, at the
expense Of many millions ofdollars, while the
terrors Of the war would be visited upol those
least deserving them.
ST. LOUIS, June IA despatch received
from st. Joseph's on the 10Th inst, by Uni
ted States express at Bonneville, says that the
Salt Lake mail arrived last night, bringing
dates from Camp Scott to May Goth. The
mail train was III days coming through.
The Mormons were all leaving the valley,
and going to n place called Proverst, forty
miles from Salt Lake City, which it is said
they intend certifying, to avoid further moles-
tation. Gen. Johnston was to leave for Salt
Lake City as soon as provisions reached him,
independent of the arrival Of Capt. Marcy.
Seventy Mormon families had applied for
and received protection at Camp Scott. Capt.
Harris, with $50 head of cattle, had been met
10 miles this side of the camp. The troops
during the previous two weeks had been liv-
ing on eight ounces Of -four and half a pound
Of beef per diem.
The New York Tribune has a letter from
its special correspondent in Utah, which is
decidedly unfavorable as to peace with the
Mormons. In the opinion of said correspon-
dent, except there is war now, there will be
q still greater occasion for it hereafter. Sin
eular enough too, Col. Kane who has lauded
by the newspapers as a peace maker and pat
riot. Is now condemned as a traitor to his
country, it having leaked out that he himself
Is n fuil-blooded Mormon. He was baptized
anew into the Mormon church while in Salt
Lake City, and received what are called'thC
endowments, or higher degrees Of Mormonism
Brigham Young told the people at Provo tina
Kane would be back again in sixty days aftel
leaving the valley.
TREMENDOUS WHIRLwIND.-A HerdQT Coo
On the Air.-The recent whirlwind at, an
I'm the vicinity Of Colesville, Nd, was TIL
most singular phenomenon, according to &C
counts. we have ever read Of. The ROCKWELL
! mrual SAYS further about it that there issr
,I from il a black smoke which darkened tn
atmosphere. One gentleman saw a herd
cows apparently up in the air, and there
overv reason to believe that they were blow
a o~tnrrer of a mile. 1t is said that the hor
zonn was filed with fragments of clothe
SHINGLES. limbs, etc. 1t rushed on at TIL
rate till Il reached the PatuXent river an
there ito course was suddenly arrested.
A WONDERFUL PUMA wonderful inve
- n q n
tion has been on exhibition at 432, h. l0t
OF bv James NJ. Edney. 1t is a pump, sill
ME and durable, working by hand and lev
power. and raising water with ease and FAC
ity to the unprecedented height OF one M
dyed and fifteen feet. 1t is a double actil
horizontal force pump, made (pipe and ALL
wrought and cast iron, no packing, no 81
ton. and the least possible amount OF nlctic
and raising water with ease and regular
bv any two ordinary men, for hours togeth
20 the height Of ono hundred ana gtty zee
Mr.. Edney 147, Chambers st. will furnish
the particulars Christian Adrocdte@ Jo~i
al On. ~
eS5e II is said that the President will pr,
obiv nominate Hon. Warren Winslow,
North Carolina, Minister to Spain. Such
tho rumor in some Of the papers. We KIN
nothing Of Il, but think it not impossible,
even improbable. Mr.. Winslow would mi
a most capital minister va. Journal
paowSrp.-wm. Sanders, a hand bclo
ing to the schooner sally Am, OF Mash y
ton. y. G., was drowned in the Cape {
River AZ Wilmington, N O., on Saturday
Deceased belonged to Hyde county, n.
was 80 years Of age, and leaves a wife
three children.