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GmSrp8>8Gof denzGtabliiiemen
JIr8. 1853 & III, Central Npenre.
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Singers DecDesferTe yGG 1~t,tG1dDtreS
Dtete Mafdtne purbe mad etnem unpdrtbeitiGct geriu9.
auf berYariier GuSfeuun8 nit cent tp6fsn9r6mtur GelDhnt,
Gs TT u%nnDtbtB, rpn ben G%er6tsufen st fpreben, ga bere.
WprsI9lt6tett rr auen Gnberen babur3 b~inlGnglt6 be,euai
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rlS beinabe pm oatn anoeren 3HiGnn1en 4enDnraen. QOir e..
Iauben unS, Bdbrtt1nter, 8 fIGu5er unb j m lite 4
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traber unb tt BITE etnJt9e WGfdtue, be fetne 1nb erute ,5aert.
fate, entweoer in Setnranb ober Pebsr. nG9tn tGEr, ais peun
fein unteri6teb i'm Mtetertal mare. Nle Hnp NIT bcr orEstpr
Sprefalt unb bauerbnft 6ebaut.
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falsn 8sbfnguneen 9eeen dlte bon tr6enb elmer Grt unt,utau.
den. perIDnen, bic uHtergecreRetCrR Uldfbiuen unter Den
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9tr, 1O5 BaltimDreI1ro6e, 8Qltiutore,
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SEe&Rer tsno svtcF,ttaer eTnbrpIntt
s~sss.s2s.. ytQa benz Weften uno Gifben. ev.sw.n
SE Baltimore e nfsh Sbtce -
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@n nnb rsa BEN %. Sos. 1853 geber tte 3iee mis- folat:
Wru @drbensStetiDn Baltimore: Der9 Hug, Sornsoos
dusgcrCmntsn, un s pbr 20 Mtnuen gprmitta8s unb Ser
nm D utr 5 @tnr'en @o&mittleS. gribe 9ane
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ami, SIR Weg<4affa8tere.
Nn6 tlcn gurtttu swiittn Baltimore unp git1nunt rebme
tsn 8 u. 80 SUI. SHrnt. .8u6. 9fd6 allen Duntten swtfben
rb aHteeltnR nub 8ptfhen Grafton unb porlets-
aen5. rlr 5 @(;nutenr3ug 1Dn Baltimore. .
Der SreoertG< observation-disclosures 2uQ
serldFt Baltimore fir 5reberif unb bic baspfdeu ~iteaenben
Bldbe tGgltd5 UNI 4 uIr ~ u. RaGm., nit NuSnatne bss
Gonrtaas, unb errei&t 5rcbertt nm $50 beS NbsnbS; Serldst
tstber Bidder Treherid Nm 9 lbr gDrmittaes u. lanai In
nm 10 nbr rs aiin, WltttngS an.
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gsbt tdsltG, nit Nu8nahme Spnutdes, wte fpfGt:
8eridBt &arnbenFGtipn I'M E,2G Oiprg. u. 8, 80 N1hrf.
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ippts ur 3 u. 30 @f. uno 51br 80 D. Radm.
Yin GEtnta9en unt AZ Gbr Ntprsens.
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Em $50 uni 7.45 lIbr gCrrt. urb 3 40. unb ABS gahm.
an opnutGGen nur Nc6nt. UNI 3 u. 40 aRtu.
Der spette rnb pterts 5W8 BON Baltimore u. gDafbtrator
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-05
[ Correspondence ". 7. Times
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, q. 7

Saturday, Sept. 4, 1858.
We regret exceedingly to learn that our present
great, central overland mail communication be
tween the Atlantic and the Pacific, through thi;
city, has been interrupted by the Indians.
Last Saturday the conductor of the California
mail, due that day, arrived in this city without
his mail. 1t appears that on or about the I'D OF
last month"; as the mail party-conssting of but two
men-were camping for the night at the last cross
ing of the Humboldt river, large band of Indians
suddenly came upon them and took possession OF
everything which they had, mules, harness, provi-
sions and, more important than all, the mail. The
men escaped with their lives by hiding, at the first
approach of the Indians, in the brush along the
river, and remaining concealed until their depar-
ture. They then made their way on foot to the
next station, where they procured animals and came
on as rapidly as possible to this city.
Immediately upon the receipt of this information
DR.. Forney, Superintendent of Indian Affairs, made
a requisition, through Gov. Cumming, upon Gen.
Johnston for a body of troops to be sent down as
soon as possible to the Humboldt River to protect
the mails and emigration from these hostile Indians.
In consequence of which Gen. Johnston, with com
mendable promptness, has ordered two companies
of Dragons and two of Infantry to start immedi-
ately for that portion of the route to California.
Companies and II, of the Second Dragons, in
command of Capt. Haws, and a company from both
the Tenth and Fifth Regiments of Infantry will
leave the Camp to-day on this duty.
1t is believed that the Indians who attacked the
mail were band of the Oregon Indians who have
come down and united with the "Digger' snakes on
the humboldt lor tne express purpose OF robbing
and numbering this years emigration to California
and Oregon.
We are informed that Superintendent Forney
upon his arrival here, sent out to these same In
dians quantity of presents a token of his good
will towards them, among which there was sent,
very inconsiderately, considerable amount ofpow'
der and lead
Governor Cumming and lady lately visited Cot
tonwood Canon-the spot which Brigham and
his confederates declared their Independence
company with Brigham Young and family, and a
absent some four days on this ''pic-nic,' and the
time was pleasantly spent in dancing, singing,
speaking, &C.
The United States Judges Eckles and Sinclair
and Secretary Hartne still absent on their trip
to Fillmore, where they went to appoint the times
for holding the United States Courts in this Terri
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-05
FROM HAVANA.

81
The PrensG of Sept. 10, has leader on the sub
ect of the Submarine Telegraph between Havana,
Key West, and Macon, Ga. The company, it says,
was organized in Havana in 1857; in July of which
year. $4,000 capital were subscribed in shares of
l,OOO The line projected is to be partly terrestrial
and partly submarine, between Georgia and Key
West, extended to Havana, if the permission of the
Spanish Government can be Obtaned-otherwise
the so or90 miles of sea communication will be made
by steamers The Company was approved by the
Island Government, and the charter for the Ameri-
can end of the line obtained from the Legisla-
lures of Georgia and Florida. Application was
then made to the Spanish Court for permission to
run the submarine cable, and as yet no answer has
been received from the Queen, although it is ex-
pected that her c. NJ. will nterpose serious
objection.
The Prensa announces that all the estip,ates and
surveys of the proposed line have been made; that
the soundings of the Gulf between Key West and
Havana were made by vessels of the American
Navy, which were generously rendered to the
Company for that purpose by the American Gov
ernment without cost to the Directors The Prensa
has seenthe charts, and says that the American
route of this line will be from Key West to st.
Marks, 425 miles of submarine CABLE allowing ten
per cent. for stock from St. Marks to Tallahassee
% miles OF wire on poles; from Tallahassee
to Albany Ca, so miles of do, and from Albany to
Macon, Ca, 100 miles of do. At Macon the wire
will connect with all the other wires of the Union.
The estimated cost of the submarine cable will be
S50O@6OO per mile, and of the land WIRE S200@
$780, From Key West to Havana will be 90 miles
of cable, including the allowance of slack. The
cost of working the line is estimated at $4,000 per
annum, all included. The income-ona very mod
crate tariff and on a calculation that only one hun
dred messages will be sent per day, when the line
will be capable of transmitting four hundred-is
estimated at fl urteen per cent. on the capital
The Prcnso learns that New York Steamship
Company have offered to lay the cable gratis; and
the soundings were also made gratis by the
American naval vessels, the PrensG thinks the
stockholders should be much obliged to the author
ties. The Captain General had sent the plans and
surveys to Spain by the steamer "Ter" which
sailed from Havana on the 18th September, espe-
cially for the purpose, and favorable answer from
Madrid was expected.
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indictment was handed to the jury, who retired t.
deliberate upon their verdict. At seven o'clocl
they returned into Court and upon being asked by
the Clerk if they had agreed upon their verdict
answered, owe have" The prisoner was thcI
directed to stand up and hold up his right hand
The Clerk then said Prisoner look upon the Jurors
and jurors look upon the prisoner,-what say YOU
guilty or not guilty? The jury, by their foreman
answered. "Guty.'
Previous to this time the prisoner, although
deathy pale, exhibited little outward sign of emo
ton, but upon the rendition of the verdict he sanl
INTO his chair, and turning his eyes upwards seemed
to lmplorG mercy from his Creator. He was ther
removed by the officers of the JAIL who were in
structed by the Court to guard him carefully The
Court then adjourned until ten o'clock this morning
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William H. Mar.
shall, Judge. The Court was engaged in the fol.
lowing cases yesterday:
Gotlei6 Frey Us. George Leicht. Appeal from
Justice Mitchell. Judgment affirmed.
Charles G. JOsenhaus rs John Thomson neyt
friend OF Jacob Rouch. Appeal from Justice Myers.
Judgment reversed.
John Davis ct al Us. John Dibb ct al. Appeal
from Justice Myers. Judgment affirmed
Walter w. Berry Us. John H. Handy. Appeal
from Justice Peters. Judgment affirmed
William McCann Us. William McCanley. Appeal
from Justice Welch. Judgment affirmed.
Assignment for to-day 73 to ISL
SUPERIOR CoURT-Hon H. Collins Lee. Judqn
The Court was engaged in the following business
yesterday:
Wheeler and others Us. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, garnishees of the Central Ohio
Railroad Company; an attachment. Brown and
Bruno for plaintiffs; Latrobe and Campbell for de-
PENDANTS Before reported Not concluded.
Assignment for to-day 34l to 362.
Q. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-Hon. VIM. Fell Giles,
Judge. The following business occupied this Court
yesterday:
Robert P. Marvel ct al. as. the schr. John Fran
ces. A libel to recover wages. Decree for r. p.
Marvel for S24.3l, and r. NJ. Marvel for SlG.2O,
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LATER FROM TAMPICO.

Correspondence Of the NeIO Orleans Picdyt7e.
The following communication gives interesting
particulars of the Fall of Tampco into the hands OF
the Liberals, as has already been announced:
TAMPIco, Aug. 81, 1858.
l have to advise you that Tampico is now in the
hands of the Federal party, under the command of
Gen. Carabaial. The conduct of the former Com
mandant, General Moreno, had excited the ndig.
nation of the Supreme Government to such an ex-
tent as to cause order to be issued to the effect
that he should turn over the command of the gar-
rison to Gen. Marin, of the Mexican Navy, and
Immediately repair to the City of Mexico. In
the meantime, a priest in the service of Cara,
arrived in this city, and it is presumed the
scheme of treachery cOncOcted between
the reverend gentleman, Moreno and his accom-
plshed secretary. Moreno left in the night of the
oath inst, giving the command to Col Incan, with
instructions to put Gen. Marin in command on the
following morning, which instructions were com
piled with. The day passed away without the
least appearance of discomfort until $50 p. NJ,
when the officers of the garrison, situated on the
west side of the city, left for the palace to tender
their fluctuations to their new chief But no sooner
had they disappeared than the cry of % FiUa Ia
FcdcrdciOn!" was raised from the whole range of
the military lines-frOm the Laguna CarpOntero to
that of the Tamesi, in which there had previously
been placed all the powder and balls with the eX-
ception of small quantity left in the palace
guardhOuse.
A little after dusk Marin, with about 400 men
and number of officers, made an attack with only
small arms on the forts, which brought on a warm
and spirited battle, that continued during the
night. At early dawn reinforcement of 400 men
from Garza's advance came up to the forts, and
joined the rebels, who Immediately entered the
streets, where revolvers were freely employed and
men were shot down like dogs. At about 8 A. NJ,
Marin found himself without ammuntions, when he
took refuge in the house of the Dutch vice consul
Carabaja al has since generously released him, and
he was escorted under military honors on board
the Spanish steamer of war Leon, at anchor
in this port.
Up to the present moment the lives and property
of foreigners have been respected, though there
exists much ill feeling against them among Garza 5
troops. Carabajal and Colonel Capistran have be-
haved with praiseworthy consideration toward all
foreigners.
l observed that during the battle the American
consul had his flag hoisted, which usual afforded
protection to numerous families, irrespective OF
party of nationality, and that in the midst of the
battle the Constituencies gave three cheers to
the United States consulate and its flag.