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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY Some graccIos'>.
entered the housc of Mrs. Bolton, in tue !.
par: of our village, on Tuesday nigh, o. J..
week, at about eleven O'Clock, with tue Z"
tion Of committing a theft. 1t was KaV'r
some that Geo j. Bolton, "a son OF NJ u.
ton, } who is a clerk in the Treasury W
ment at Harrisburg, had in his poses, =
certain sum of money belonging to lOs
and he was to leave the next moTO,s
Harrisburg. 1t is believed that the vI' VI
was cognizant Of facts, and hence 'as o''
tempt at committing so hcnonS cF.l. Nv. :,
fortunately, Mr.. Bolton, who was IS'"r''
of his friends down town that evening = :.
yet returned home, and there was no' . /
individual in the house save S'>'e' cL,l
Bolton, who was sleeping up stars, M !.
aroused from her slumberS by the HY'% :.m,s !
burglar in effecting an entrance 81" ,,,s ~, n.
tely gave the alarm, but before a>slS''@', ,i,ss,
be rendered the scouudrcl made good D., ' r
Upon going into the house below II We w., rs
that very offensive stencil perTade.a ~ G.r,a
through which he had passed II : ,,.. =
that chloroform or some other ""s, ,laat
used by the villain for the purpose o. soj .!
Stupefaction and thus more Seture9
taiuly cffecting his designs. ;os..i
we learn that this is not the op3 p3:;,bal.
of attempted burglary in our town \. ~' On 4
weeks past. Our citizens should i, " w. ,p.,
guard, prepared TO meet snch ''Il'''D
threshold. .-TunbhaHaocG Dr@0'''
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

Col kinney informs tue San Antonio
(Texas) IesGM that he has concluded his ne
gotiation with the Mormons for the sale Of his
interest in Central America and has received
an earnest Of 100000 as part Of the purchase
money. He is to receive $1,000 coo lie
was in San Antonia on the 29th uIt, on his
way to Austin The HeraM says:
J" Some of our prominent citizens have re-
qnested Col. Kinney to permit his name to be
put before tke people for the next gubcrna-
torial election. This he decliLes, saying that
his private business in this state aud Central
America will require his undivided attention ;
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

FORESTS DEPARTURE FROM THE STAGE.-The
Wheeling correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun
says " have just read letter from Edwin
Forrest to gentleman at the hotel, wherein
he says, most emphatically, that he will never
appear as an actor again.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

The WAsHBURNEs.-W ID. Washburne a
younger brother of the famous three now in
Congress, is nominated to the Minnesota Leg.
islature, and there is talk of adding him to the
WashburneS in Congress next year There is
still another brother in California; who was n
candidate for Congress in 1856, and who yet
intends to add his name to the catalogue. '.asJ
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21
THE RESULT IN THE STATE.

o., -. r -.: ~
s.atn,Lo,r -, oo,os;,ion ~ ior;,r ,,r u,.n,orI.
- ee 600 ur,p ,p'ma,a;.,anoc 81 -. c,l..',.;n
,;o,a,,,,. ;aon,n~, 49,, ,,,;or;,, ~ ooo
The delegation 10 the next Congress will
stand 90 Opposition, three anti Lecompton
Democrats. and two Iccomptonitcs, one of
whom will have his scat contested, as follows:
d 5 rict. r.e e.-.. ....-
, Edward ialr JOY Morris ; ~ '''''''N1' "
: -y%IH WiIIi.: =; MtIIy1r1 SrTTyG,
). John Wood
I. Henry G. l.ongncckcr.s - ..'". "
o Th9d1ens ;i Stevens, ~ ''''','''' "''n
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

ANOTHER CAUToN.-The Mayor of Vicks-
burg has published a card in the Fhig, of the
of the Cd, requesting unacclimatcd persons to
keep away from that city until notice shall be
given that yellow fever has subsided
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

Bay" A severe storm occurred at Auburn
\. u, on Thursday week, when the top of the
steepe of tue UniverSaliSt church was blown
of. A large timber fell through the church,
demolishing the pews and doing damage to the
amount Of $3.50
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

Beiy~ A woman has been arrested in Phiadcl
pbia, charged with setting fire to her own store.
She had an insurance on the stock, of 81 900.
Its true value was ascertained to be 81, 763.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

GEg~ We learn by the 1iqga Agitotor that
Mr.. PARKHURsT's name was used as a candi-
date against Mr. GRow without his knowledge
and consent.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

rsz3- Shipments Of Coal from TJNanda by the
Barclay r. Il. & Coal Co
Shipments for the week ending October lG. 0S0 tons
Previous shipments since July ,S32 tons.
Amount for tile season 9l2 tons
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

ia In Tioga County the Republican Coun,
ty Ticket was subjected to a fierce onslaught
but was successful by decided majorities.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

SAVE YorR DocroRs BuI,s.-Whcn DR.
Wistar's Balsrm Of Wild Cherry viii cpre
coughs, colds, hIecding at the lungs and arrest
the fell DESTROYER Consumption, it does more
than NEST Physicians can do. A single trial
vii. satisfy the incredulous.
Df15~ Buy none unless it has the agri,ea
signature OFFS BUTTS" on the wrapper.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

Eagn A lad at Auburn, n. Y a few davs
since, while playing, fe'l into vat of boiling
swill, at Ashly dstillcry, and was most hor-
rbly scaldcd
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

THANKSGIVING Day IN New YoRK.-Gov-
ernor King has issued his proclamation ap-
pointing Thursday, the 18th of November, to
be observed as day of Thanksgiving,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

WILLIAM SANDER who murdered PETER
SHoRK at lIamptomburg, \. y, in August
last, in fit of jealousy has been sentenced to
be hung at Goshen OH Friday, Dec. B.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21
Ttal

tho snmUc
H-R~I,H clythNIt ultrty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

CorSrSs,s Dow or ~ siio-A man nsu,ea Chase,
hsilng from Illinois, appeared before hi. honor he Mayor
yesterday Afternoon, and stated that he hal Io,s
Of 500 by certain parties shc hal Induced him ssvanos
the above sum 70 into business viii hem ha,
ho had paid The hurdred dollars as parties
deormped, leaving him minus his money. TIE Mayor
put IN. matter tbe bands of ~ HI. oHces aod re-
questsd tnaso call Monday. Chase le "a. n.d not
been gUnc hour wntn he running back :,
The Mayors Office, complaining that he had Jus. been
nesced out $40 more by two rharpers, who he
confidence game over him. he walking alols
the street, be said when young cane ~,
ard askcd him to change one hundred dollar bia
Chase having but $40, consented 70 ioan him ha
Until they could 60 70 broker Office and &c. the 500
bill charged. They of took the money AID Chass
and his new acquaintance proceeded dosn Broadway -
find brokers' Office. TN reaching John street they
Cd 90 20 No 3 and went up stairs They had
rcschcd the top when his irienc with The 800 bill Sud
dehy disappeared. Chase, after bunting all tbs
budpp concluded be had been dJne s,d s.arted
stevens he stated that be bad los; args snourt OF
money in Philadelphia which he THINKS ri ,xed out Of
his pock.t lie says be VIII not IN future trust ary ors
In New York
THk LAGER BmE SnOoss.-Sergeant Blrney, Of the
Mayor squad has determined no; 70 trouble the aser
bier saloons, and they will ih eore have free svay Ms
evening I4et sunday night they we're all Informed by
sergeant Bney and his squad that no future Sunday
night would they be allowed 20 give pubic Concerts
What has induced the Mayor sergeant y 20 eivs 20
the Job Of stopping these 20 called nusances We cannot
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MORMON INTELLIGENCE.


The California papers have dates from Salt Iaxs city u
the 18th Of Decemoer, but 5les OF ths D,sr NE,
only reach 10 the "a Of December No, oae word "a
In them in regard 10 the position Of the Untei States
troops their condition. or collision having taken plac,
between them and the sormons From this sJurce csa
not oe expected that any light would DO hrosn
astual conoition OF affairs IN the Territory.
AD extra of The les Anos,s Sdr, fron which auo.e
says:-"Brisbams ssm' has been p,t 10 much better
condition than Clothing and provssons navo been
ing taoseves the necessares Of life in order u mako 10
The supplies Necessary 10 keep amy 10 th- ded "
There s now comm Duncation the Carson valley
route Informant having led Salt Lake
In order to reacn that settlement
II having been erstood that Col. Alexander hal
made movement no ntonied % enter Tue city from
the north by Bear seems from hu Brigham 1876
fall that no has desfIat he'd force t. fnet hi there
This be Inferred frurn the fact of sezng the tts
frum n man in the north, 10 supply the wants OF MS
troop.
The Mormons preparing for long contest. Being
free from moestston by he army m Nay or June, they
busy purng IN crops much greater breadth Of ami
The advanced parties OF tho ems1 ants from San Bsr
narduo we're met within 2y0 miles Of Salt LAKE City
Prom TIA, POINT COMPANIES were met hl within sh rt
distance OF this ate, few having oaiy recently
started out They all veil. hal not suffered the
least on the journey, nor fount sny oosrutnon from
Tho mail cane through in twen,y SIX days, in wasoas,
being lees than schedule time
ALLEGED MURDER OF Five ANBRtcAs CITIZENS IN
UTAH.
The Placervlc ArgU gvss account OF the supooIed
murder, by Normous. FIVE Amarian citZ-ns 10 Van
Territory az the crcunstsres we're detailed py Nr.
Cowsp, resilient of Carson Valley Nr. C,wao l-r S@is
lake 9Th December and csme on 20 Los Angeles og
the last mail train. The An1,v says
II will be remembered that when brigham Young male
bis call upon the deudei believers OF doc,rnss
semble =, Salt lake cy large party Of Mo-uon' from
pery AZ great sscrihces and the blast OF toe first
trumpet started 70 Join their commaader achief, The re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
CITY Intelligence.

NV Yom Hosrnn--The following Is the weekly re-.
port Of the above institution 70 February r. 1853 Re-
maniDg on February 5, 22e admitted to February r. 27
discharged, cured or relieved, 81 died. 4: remaining al
date, 2l5 Males 1ss females q. re evstng comm tee
ior February is James j. Jones' Roht l. Kennedy aud
Nathaniel ?. Bailey who meet on tuesdays and Fridays,
a. one O'Clock 20 receive patients Accidents and Urgent
cases are admitted at all times.
Au1DENr ON A HTRy Bosr-Abous nine O'Clock on
Friday evening, as the Hamilton avenue ferry boat
Montauk was entering the sir The New York side,
female named Mary Ann williams attempted 10 jump
sahore previous boat being made fast 70 ne bridge
fell between the boat and br dye she had thgh
broken, and Immediately taken TO the City Hsptsi
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BREoES--In san francis o. Jan g. Of dyorey, Adolo,
Brlaser asad 81 years
Rosp.-I IL Sacramento NO ia infant daughter o. IN
NJ and A. I. Rood, aged % tays
PELrs In San Francisco Dec 20 OF nss-. disease,
Joha Beers a ossive OF Cork He,sad agsa 26 years
BABCoCn At Marysyils, Jan. g. FRAykIIN aABoltK,
aged abous 80 YEAR,
PENNETr-At Red Buff Jan g. Smith Bsnreti acad 50
years, formerly Of ONO
CRAWFORD Spanish Dry ppgius Ei Dora n county,
Jan H. Edgar ps,,,,t son Of Elis,a L ant Iosna H.
Crawford, aged rs days
CoArs.. in Sacram.nIo Dec 10 at ths res,dsrce Of
John right Alioo Eiza HaLs a,ed vsa,s mi geek,
UAvIs-at Uaayervila nsc N JAMrs D.vrs A nat, "a
o. ireland AGED eoou, 40 veara
ESpEIs AZ North RIoou,delJ Nsvsda corncy Dec ID
John Eud.re aged "a vears forma,y NJ T.ns ana an
.,s OF san Fr,pc,sr,
tIIIorrat san F,ancsco Ian 8 C,aorpe Elliott, agsi
22 yslrs a uative NJ TCrona county Ireland
III san FrAnctsco Mary Olivia o,,y daugt.s.
of Nav, r ard Caot.,n = I Folsom apei lso ysa-s 4
montbs and 10 des.
tox--In san Na,.o county Dec o. Harriet C dsn.h-
tes ac G. n and C. N Fox i,se % hrn A-oor .uc6san
Fou ER~ -. la San Fran;.sco Jan a Kartn F,iisrs
(ooDR,e8 tgoyt,ls lar a. Dnae q (,ccdr,cn. lata
or st jos, III county Michigan
.y,kpNrr IA Ma,posa dec O. PAULINE intent Ja1ch.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs q; r. Gardner
norcs,s in san Franc,sco Dec 29 4errv tIoSrscr
cai,ye Of Shrorsnlrs E,glani
H,pr~Hor ou At Folsom, Jan. A. wM Snrru Harris.
Ict .;I aged 10 n.op,hs
1osp, = In San 1ose Dec "a Saran q Il den,rtsy ~
Y, a n, ard sarah o.dan aged 10 ye,rs =, %
Dawn eu,iM soc Of Mary so1 nsS1 jones' sa oi
tba, c.y a. ed : ears and months
koaIsoRs- In -an Francsco pec ~, friedrich Hsin
rich ,oo ~ JoSn and 81 p Kohrnms sysd m,nfha and
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We COPY Tho following items from the Los Angeles S0r
ot the 12th January
Major blako, commanding the First Dragons, arrived
here from san Diego WITH his staff and band aud all the
nouiod men OF hat post Lieut. Ore, Adutant OF the
regiment, Is the only staff officer with the Major. The
ecnma1i encampod about miles from the CITY, on the
sdc OF the river The troops started for the Ca.
spdor the command OF Lieut. Mercer 70 await the arrival
et Mr Besle ard his party The march from San Diego
was attended With considerable d1culty, owing 10 the
.ta. of inc roads from the late heavy rains Al steep
estent a santa Margaria the mules mired 30 deeply
ths, bey had he detached and the wagons Let ,wn h
yopos and this during the thunder storm on Christmas
,ay with the rain pouring down in torrents ead the wind
blowing hurricane.
we rave seen letter from officer in the army a Fort
ys,chanen 10 gentleman present in city IN which
,Ns gra- 'h 'he STATE of Sonora has been rur
ehased BIZ NE Unted States for ihe sum of Sle,oooooo
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The ship Yards or New York.

The universal s;sgnaslon the shpbuiidng yards at
the eastward, and which has severely that
section of tho country has also been expcr FOR
time past in this city. During the past year the tonnage
built here much less than IN former years, and
less there revival before long, will De still ess :his
year. There only two yaros DOW doing any swk .he
fret which 70 soiag section OF he
city is
THE wEsTERvEIT YARD.
A, this yard The screw steam soop o. g-r Brooklyn n
being built under 9Th the Navy DE oIrl
msDt, the frame Of which nearly uo THIS yess s ID
very full, in order TO ne Ess. draft Of
qurcd by the contract.
VI. II. wEBBs YARD
The steam propeller frga,e, building a: .h. yard
for tho Russian government, has proyy esssd very
rapidly, IN Consequence, told, Of difficulty of
procuring timber Of proper size for susk an immense
ship but ROW, however, tue work goiug forward with
greater speed the majority o. the fraus being ali up
The work a5olt her FOR the reception OF he prope
Ter shaft, has the appearance or exraorinary sf pgh
and a. tbs vessel will engines Of g-ea. power ,h@s
curious IN such rnaters have here a opportunity OF
examining how vessels fved with such machinery,
which under stan1, TO De r.aas ne SOyey Iron
Works. The n,erlr nngs Oh: os ss vessel or
the most magnificent dcscripnn tho upholstery
tons be furnished bv Nessrs A. stew,r,A o.,
and the slvcrwsro, china and cutlery ey c " Hourh-
wout X Co.
Tho steam propeller corvette, lately ou: ct .ss gard
forthe imperial Russian government, r. all rigged aud
nearly finished. The accommodations for her officers aud
crew yery extensive scale and tbs CABIN and
wardroom nrshed beautiful style ard with great
taste. We understand the fittings 10 these oatin- ns
TO be Of the elegant and costly character Inc en-
sines 10 bo furnished by the Novelty Iron Works.
The steam revenue cutter H&rric: Lane b1il, uni.r
contract with The Trenury Department, and resen,ly
iaun chod from tbs yard, nearly completed having bes
the Baispce Dock & week 'cr cop2cring previous 70
making her trial trip a: sea IN few days. rno engines
moved by steam iast frsisy and sppesrsi work
satisfactorily they from the Al ARE Works Tie vcs-
sci herself has Evoly and beautiful APPEARANCE mo
water and admirably arranged for the servi-e sor
which he s intended having very am yle
tons for on sni crew and also FOR pzss.nsers AMI
crews tf rttcued vessels.
There i nothing doing in any of tss ysis sbcve Hr.
wsbb's. Al Williamsburg there are two or ur.e sral
vessels nov on the stocks
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arc " ~ tse treaty will es Immediately laid before the
seD' - yor ratification.
A Company OF eighty men o the First Dragoons ms
@S detailed 70 escott ljeusnant Rsle u the Colorado
rvsr sbd ~ hod their position for one osy after MS do
parture thereirom. Mr bese s to return ~ Fort Ne
lance New Mexico, The route which pe has
Pored for the Pacific ~agon ROAD on the 10th parallel Of
lairude
, sa y, ,eon for the n, esen, NJ Ior rio, r"eu
viii probably be sent 70 Fort Yuma for bet~aen that
and the various posts 10 Nav Mexico they peculiarly
adopted for apg aud express paoses in that section
Of country.
Tho headquarters Of the First Dragons, Major SiAss
commanding, will be reestablshed at Fort Teon the
OF the detachment from their march " Colo
rado.
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The United States steamer Fulton, Lieut. Commanding
,. J. Almy, left Aspnwsll on the 81 Of February,
for the Island Of Old Providence, via san
Juan del Norte, having board c. J. Fox, ESQ.,,
United States Consul Asp!nwa 70 investigate the
case Of some American vessels which had been ship.
wrecked upon that island. which it had been alleged
that injustice and maltrea.ment had been inflicted upon
the captains ana of said vessels By the authorities
Of the island.
The United States sloopof war jamestown was at As.
pmwan.
We are nG sbted to Mr.. f. H. Mitchell, purser of the
star Of the West for avors and to the Pacific Express
Wells, Fargo Co. aad Freeman 4 Co. and the Alta Ex-
press Co 'oc lles of papers.
The Legislature Of California convened the Attn ia
mary. Ninian c. whites!des, of Yuba chosen
8rsaker Of the Assembly and W. seobey, C,erk--the
Lieutenant Governor being erofcio President OF the
Suate Tbos. ". Cazneau eected Secretary On the
s,h January, Governor John B Weller inangurated
With appropriate ceremonies and proceeded dolyer
short address which received with great favor all
ysrs Of the State. The Governor since appointed
r,rris Foman formerly Post1 aser Of Sacramento Sec
rotary OF state, and w. BrocSelbink his private
Secretary
sversl bis had been introduced IN tho Legislature 70
rond The fcag scrip Of tne city of San Francisco There
about sl 200 Of this scrp issued prior July 1855
since whi,h no sddia,n TO The pubic debt has been
made.
Ou the sth Of January James Z English the late state
Ttessurer transferred % TpOmts Fmdlay the al
the moneys In the Treasury, amounting nearly $3.50 O0
receiving his receipt and discharge fu-Mr F,nday
owing him one cent Tns Is the ony instance 90 record in
CAliCorna where retiring State officer settled bis
counts the day of his retirement rne accounts OF
MAJOR Roman, the hrst Treasurer Tot settled until
Mrec months sfter he retired. rnase OF Dr. NJ;
Means have been adjusted yet although two years
have elapsed nr. Bates " in prison. a-atng his trial
Tor robbLg the state o all tho money he could o.
N. banking arm Of williams a %. at oroyills eus
pended payment The 12th ~ January To card they
put down their outstanding lniebednoas Mt 81, 900.
bill has been Introduce into the Legslature by Mr.
eaaord for reducing the salaries the public orlcers
re Governor Is 10 receive o. G0 Of each OF lodges
Of the Supreme Court tho Secretary Of STATE the Comp
troler and the Treasurer o. 500; the Attorney General
o. COO SUPER nicndeni of Public Insr0cnoo aud Quarter
Master General 81 each of the Judges Of the FIRST
Seoul and Thirteenth Districts % 0o0 Of the rnrd
- SEQ OF the seventh 1000 OF the fourih, Ffh, sixth
Teoth, Eleven p Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Eighth aud Ninth,
4y.Oxl
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ARRIVAL or THE STAR OF the WEST.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
$l,34s,5O7 IN TREASURE.
INTERESTING HORIZON INTEL .iaEScE.
MARRIAGES. BIRTHS AND DEATHS
~c-><--o~---~~~ ->~~~o-~
MA r LBY6.


The United States mall steamship Star OF the West A.
&. Gray, Esq, commanding, left Aspinwau Feb 8, at
O'Clock NJ and arrived at Quarantine at O'Clock yes
to-day afternoon
She brngs the California mas Of JAM co. 81 S4s 5o7 in
treasure, on freight ami 2l9 passengers.
Left at Aspinwau H. D. NJ ship or the-ne Brunswick,
and the United sta.cs soop Of war jamestown, Com
msnder c. H. A. H. Kennedy; brig Romance with Goals to
tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company just arrived.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's ste ,n
ship Golden Age, j. T. Watkins commanding, left
San Frscnsco vt O'Clock P. VI. Jan. 20, and
rived Ct Panama Feb. 2, at 10 p. NJ Tho Golden Ago
brought down 26s passengers, ana follows
VIZ
For New York. 81 325, ,ss9
Europe. $50 1871
" Panama Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
T,tal 49, Sl Q2T a3o
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CHI
BREAKING UP OF THE COALITION cABTNETO-Loss op
srnuCTIvE IN

BREAKING UP OF THE COALITION CABINEI- LOSS on
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRE IN VAL
PARAlsO- Loss OF A NEW EN0LIsH BUILT STE AMIR.
In the political cirrses Of Chic cousttersse e1.itesc.
caused by the breakin; np OF the coalition Csoioe.
atey formed and both the liberal and a.so Dsy
ties were orgs n1ng for the purpose OF forming aeiJn
to oppose the ministerial party az the approaching ee
tons, when II is expected ina. the administration VII
have 10 yield TO public opinion.
The particulars OF the loss Of .ie vadv have
been published. Al on the ll.h Of December shs
struck curing thick fog Duas Point, ff.ern
miles south OF Ilco Tue snip u comms, ced al
rapidly and the pass and Immediately
lnDded In LEGS than hovrs she wen. TO psces Tno
accident is attributed TO deviation o tho ps .he ship
beng bull. of iron.
destructive ire took place In Valparaiso on the l1th,
at A. H., in tho square from, o; The frner cus: I'M
house Ry The Of the fire brigade astst ny
the OF H. b. ship Mooarcn ana French frg En-.
busCade the flames were presented from spreading.
Loes caculsted goo o)0 patty insurance
The incoming harves; promises 20 be abundant one
the crops throuSbou. the country look well, and ,he
weather has been most favorable. From the mi,ng
uicts the pews 1; favorable. Tee silver
are growing better every day, ant .ae c1pper mines
being worked extensive scae. Labor s, however,
very scarce and dear
The national steamer Maria label recently Purchased
in England for 5000 co. lost n Mscrcordia bay. in
the Straits Of Magellan Her crew, combating II 1T
persons, saved by .he Saronan bark g. Jorjs ani
had arrived at Valparaiso
The = Jorje from Genoa previously reported os.
or IN distress IN the Straits and tho Maria Isabel
defed TO seaych for her and on any .ance required.
she was In sight OF the g. JorIe when The accident
curreu.
French ship had brought number OF Sisters Of Cha
rity ard two priests 70 VALPARAISO.
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held out from one quarter or from another. Brig
hams word is of more value in his estimation and in
that of the people Of Utah than all the worldly com
forts and riches which thousand Sonorss could
produce.
Had there been the slightest idea Of vacating Utah
for the South the San Bernardino Mormons would not
have made such runous sacrifices in the late hasty
sale of their property before leaving for Utah. !
think If there is to be any moving their procedure
favors the prospect of another location little far
ther on."