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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-09-24
PERKINS 4 COS
NEW CASH STORE.

SALL TRADE, 1883. .
E L L E 7 II &; d r Z w r. Y.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs OF
DRY GOOD,
No. n, PEARL STREET. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
AWE their friends and The trade generally
" ana fhey DRY GOODS which
the favorable TERMS In
with their He- York buyers hessrs Bell Pace LAWN
prepared oner W tbs
than they have ne bs'or
importation, Irish Lusus Alpaca Checked
husni, white osmbrcs Prints Bankets Ae Ae and
Byadere, Plaid Striped vslentias
Robes AqaIie, Robes de Valentine
Fancy Printed ohsshmere hsrinO' and Dsaines.
Plain Ooiored do. do do.
Fancy, Ptain and Black silts,
shavls Cioak,, Manuiias, Ae
rueeds vaiena SILK and Vel
vssng unusually stock OF Negro Couing such
the usd Cioths
Lnsey all Of which they on 10 the trade tie most avorne
terms. seps
AIEw GOODs-NEw GOODS.-one OF our
~ Nev prepared oner
splendid Of desirable DRY GooDs which selling
nted of the following:
Rich nooneed Robe aoains aud B.v.d.re slts
Prtn Cd Grenadines
Lace Grape Marles
Z. Lace and Muslin ssts
Black sh Lace for Mantilas
60 Black BersEe
So white
large Of white M,rselnes, Basques
Embroideres OF ever, description, &C.
which
jei iD Eagle square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-09-24
Is5s! FALL TRADE.
CLARKSoN. ANDERSON & co.
IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS. AEI
UAHCUORD BOITIKg eI0TH =

NO. los MAIN sTRuET, RcHMoVp. Va
a n uov W rscsipt ~ fhsir e.rek ads pied the -
N present ssAsoo, ard uhieh Invte TN
sttsutiou q Merchants vsung 0is u,art-t Who bnv
for eaah, 81 intsna n prrmpy. An
Ind her Interest % sHamioe er stock before purchasing
thiu other narkst "- "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-09-24

- No Advertisement Be conadersd By NJ nonh - yser an
lsss sp.casd N.nuscpt prsvOs sssd bvssn
The parties 81 T
sdvsrtensnt NE copy for spsssd nsnbr
q Insertions WI b continued snsn ordered cut and pay~ns szs
a accordingly.
RsouLAn ApvsnfnxxDrs-ro avoid any msand.rstsndns
STATE dttfscay
prtvasss extends their n,ae easnsss ksa
EtAts ~ and all other Advertisements sent by em 70 Do an "a
ditionAi ohHrg.. And NO vAriAhon-
General Agenf Advortisensns NOS = - IN
By year charged st s usuai rars subject 70
s.ch discoana A. agreed upon
sdvertis<rs generally engaging ons
rith privilege change shall NOS on hs
than the smoant ree< up
standing rule under s contract and all exceed sueh
20 y CHARGED III the usual rates. /
inssrtsd whE Al 10 cents
the insertion, and 20 oenb per
SQUARE for escho oontinuarce. ~ weekly, 10 cents.
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ID fpUCI ID THRQnGH ia stf fft<-rrr5vyA
ht or oHaRoy~ on fHE CANAL PRoA E&3l< z,,,---<ss z,,-<s
.sy Is pa.rnaHgs hsro reesysa Ssed infOrn hs spts
that lts ar ucA charges 0eSrdi Merchandise sA
caPs Boz saes. Dy GeoS e a,s only 90 q. 700 q
oeiuass al Tie wh.Fvss
fai .sd EOeds ar. ,snt
forward without dstention-
~ f'da'' and tonnage articles f0r.a,a'd 2, 10. ,ste
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-09-24
EXCURSION TIfKETS
STILL ISSUED TO NEW YORK AND BACK.
By eaBsiips JANEST0 WV o4d ROAgUEE.

kfAIs AND sTATTRooM ACCOMMODATIONS IScLUDEp
Tickets god By either steamship until the oetober
fuNHP Ahov. arrangem. Mt 10 coutn1,d until the
N ~ October Those who nay desire ><T&se
ava ihen elves Of his ui have <XZtE{f
anple tns q VISIT Seu their
ensin there sbout oneha the
Tickets be had Of LII LAM 4 wArsos
rclS-qu
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CHANGE OF HOUR.
rENHE steanr Glen Cove, Capt Barnes WILL on -
Il and shsr Monday 6.h leave .E<ESfEfc
wharf, Roctets rcgaar Monday wsdsesdsy
day norpn et precisely and he cur PECK Captain
Grfard v Tuesday Thufday Saturday,
The o'eloeh rrurn
,enAe nornlns, from NOrioIk TIE oloek
touch At all The regular laDdlng going and returning.
Pare asIsuAl.
A6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-09-24

TyNItE BALTIuORP AND SAvAN-
Il NAB STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed Of >(HffA
Fs. Class Steamships, running regularly <E&Sl
between the above Ports shipped
nAh The inrr Of tn Gsorga
road from Savannah, will have pronPt Hiie.toa
I. IL BkLT. Jr, AFert.
le S-H R.itf-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-05
For Sale.

4 On AoDo C1OlOu LAND wonls1 lnn0nl.
xOV ~ - . 80 see1c4en
s,.1,. Or xt =. ~ ~ -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-05
For Rent.

THE OPTIC heretofore occupied by Nessrs Cook,
i Dillon & Lindley, opposite Cook 4 Sargents
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KUHHEN, Tobacconist. [Dec2Stf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-05


WE, the undersigned, prepared to con,rac.
w and put ON at the shortest notice,our
Efdstie Fire d. Water Proof Cement Roofing
It being the only article yet invented that will sue.
ccssfuy resist the action OF the atmosphere In every
climate perfectly ERE and waterproof, and in
point OF durability believe IL Is ea uA II not supe-
rioT, to any metallic roofing. We PUT 1t over
Ola lin, tar iron, sbingle roofs Il making DIFF
terence how fiat or steep the roof may be. This
fooang warranted to prove a. above represented.
We VIII put 1t on for So 90 per square, 40 feet
sqnAre.) We will apply II upon tin and iron roofs ir
" per square, being account Of Its durability,
the Cheapest paint that can b. used.
We invite ~, who are building, and those who wish
their roofs repaired TO call at oce opposite the
LeCiAire House. Davenport, Iowa, and examine sam.
pies, and satisfy themselves in regard 70 the duYsbu
ity and PRACTICAL ility OF this roofing.
N. B.-we prepared to fill orders for our Ce-
ment 70 those residing At distance, with printed d.
rectloss for its use.
Cssy and eos~sy Righss for Iosoa s~d Aia~ssoso
fe~ sdLS.
J.BvAN BERGEN 4 BlO.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Ear. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Pif,h.
NJ Samuel Ogden, No l9a Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No So Fourth street.
Mr. Oeoree Carlisle, President OF the Lafayette Bank
DR. John Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. Co.,, LUndoa
and Liverpool.
essrs John Shiito Co., Dry Goods dealers, eth
street.
itchell and Rammelsbers, Furniture MEMS an
dealers 4th street.
tles Greenwood, ESQ.
~ Hinkle.
DAVENPORT
Geo L Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Goats Patchin, Builders,
EW Wheeler, Arrhitect,
EPeck, City CLERK,
Geo Parker,
Cline, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
famine, Donelly & Lea, DAvenportlIro0 Work
Hi Adams.
Hskes Riggs, Jevelers,
ROCK ISLAND.
IS GUyer,
PL Nj chell, Banke
iona Woods
Lewis. n Webber, Postmaster.
CWICAGo.
Hubbard Aetna Insurance.
Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder.
Bears, Wood Co.. Beistsad HAnuiac4sYing %. No.
line.
Reznor Clinton, Iowa.
Henry Wiener, wholesale. .Orocksvy' Sealer' Jsws
City.
OsV9HAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-05
H II M ov r..

H FL M q " "A LIZ
HARDwARK ON COMMISSIONER ,ubecri-
IL Der has removed his entire stock OF HAnDwAHg
Ia his new store In Nichols Biok corner 81 Second
aud Brady streets, sign OF the BROAD AXE, where
he will keep on hand general assortment u goods
In his line
ARPEN7ERS, BUILE rs.
BLA kS.NI1HS, MA CHINISTS.
TANNERS AND FARMERS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-05

Shelf and HeAry HnTsisCNrs
which will he solf by The undersigned at ten 10
twenty percent less thsn ever before orrred In
this market
Country dealers can bry At this store at as low
rates "A at st. Louis Chicago. Gail and examine
before purch asing elsewhere.
7,ndts 10 WASnBURN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-05

THE Eddy House at East Davenport. Term
i easy
Apply to ". II. Hidreth on the premises.
aprl6dtf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
LECONPION CONSTITUTION.
10 the Gerdsmen ef The Senate
and UoNSe II kcyy

ana Uohse ~ ktIftAtHhttcS
ILa,o ,oo.iv.d f,o, C,lboun E.o
p,.s;d..,, Of a.. lat, Constitutional Con.
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apt to tel-t merely Ia The rNls'.nrt "i w"
v,nl,nt pniiucn rstiir. IN iha, I-''itofy,
disnied il,- Question "i slavery, just rs
o- speak al such I's'ii"s Ia Ia" >ia'"s
ilh. r,-s-nt. no ad.qas," id"" III III. itnr
-l.,c' # the case, he d'v'd'"g line 'hef"
.r''..','.,'.,'.,, ~. ,,,l .,,.t,,re If M.
,.,.,......,, In, ,,t,.,u tins. VIM n,.
lo, al I" lhl- t'"e-rnnent and II. - VII"
have eud-asp,edto destroy ts existence hN
lntcc sud hy u-nipaiion - beiwsrn those
wiz Sustain nnd those VII" h"v" h""e all
~ ,h-u r"w.r Ia ,ve',bioH the Territorial
t"vrtun,eut established 10, ong'.s.. lhis
government iiis., woul long since have
-uiv-f,ed hah It not been l'"t'ct"h 'fom
ti,-u assaults i,y the troops Of the l "iied
States
Such his been the condition "i I'll 'if-
.,nce III, inauguration. Ever SINCE thai
priiud II laigr portion OF the people al
X ansas have been IN stat al rebellion
~ ,,usi ih. Government, with &" military
I,a,irf ut h.ir head oi most turbulent aud
dang-,uu. character. They have never "e,
hn"Nl.d.rd but have cens'"atl' 'eu"unced
and d,hrd the Government 10 which toe'
owe ALI uinure and have been al ih" 'i'nr
~ ,,ni. ol resistance sgs'Hsi us authority.
he, hhve all the time h"r" eni""''''"s
Ia sutv,It II, add To establish ir'"ln''""'
~, gov' rnineni, under the 80 cn'led i"pe'
H. cnusti uginn. Ia it, Stead Even At 'th'
vr> moment the i"re" |"ee'''u'' "'F
~ session.
whatsoever has read the Correspondence"
oi Governor al@er With the state W
p4,tueni. recently communicated 10 W"
Senate, viii hr conv'n,ed ihHt IN. in'la',
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

vuldiy Had entertained sHch ~ ot3h'
lon. tbs wouil have bren IL opposition e.
many ptec,dens IA cur his,nfy, cHinin-is
.tog ia the yets hpsi hgs oil Ia Hfpsbl'r.
1t would hsyr been 10 "pP'siii.'" % -
priueiple Which pe,s de. cur institutions
aid which is every Day csiii-d out mt
practice. that the people have III" ~ a 1
deleg.te to representative, chosen b, theoi'
:, Ives. their sovereign pow 90 h'in. e.'H.
sutniians, euaei lave, AID perform fe,nl
other irpnfl.ui acts. Wi'I,ani "qp"i"g IhAi
these should he ,uiJ-rtrd to thoif sn'sr,
qu-tt Appreciation Il w"uii b. 70 nspsi
iurauveni~ui limitation Of thv,f own power.
imposed b, thu people upan ihens.lyss g.,
.SSlnlr them from exercising th~if suy
et.i.ni, ia au, AWla manner NY l,,t
proper / "a true lhi lh- people at X ,.-
~. might. II rhHy lad peasci, have t"'
qured thr tauteuuol h. .Hha,u the rau-
suiution 10 pepulAf vote bot this 'heN
have uo' daue The OILY r-u-dy. there
tore. IN Ibis case. +. that which ex ~. o. ~
oih-t siml.r ca+.- | vs." d-l pat~s 81 h'
famed ib. ha las eunsiiiu'iou have tn a"A
m.tnef violated ll,r will oi iae'r cousut
Gs.ts, The people ALWAYS s'ss The p""r.
to rAange their constitution oi thetf is"s
according TO 'beH own Pleasure
H." question OF slavery was snhn't''
to n "l'efi'n o. Tue people "i hH"''s o.
tAn cit u ceHhrr lA'', Ia 'h~dt'"t- a.
the mard4le 81 the consultations. Her
agrln. laif opportunity WAS prosecute ="
The adhe4ns o the io,skt coa.'ituiioi ,
u tn, IVES /" tue 10 JH ~, 'edFeide 'his
exciting question -" Thea ON" WA
aGt thus restore peace q l"s d''"ar'-"
Ie'rilotN; hui lhef again Itl"stu T."
* rtis" their tght 81 rnfnif s"vrf"is" j.
anl again sni'cfed lhe clecuo" I" pass hl
4 tHutt
heartily ?. nee that a wiser aud heit.i
snitt pf.vaile,i among barge mi fsty oi
then r.o,l. "a the Il t Msuds, oi J 80.
u,,.; sn,i that ln.y DID. GA that das. vote
o,d~r ils I.ecompion constitution ioi a.
Goy.tn,f and other State aibesis. n.fm,
h.r Of Congress. aud Tor members oi ibe
I.sei.lAiafe. Inis election was Na5mh
eoe,e.i.d by The parties snd a larger vote
was pullcd thau al ANY pfe,ious election 20
the Territory Wc may now reasonably
hone that the revolutionary iop. ks organ
h ,tian vii hc spe,dll, Aad funlis aba.
,lon.d nua this ~ II 20 tar 10 ard, the iiud
e tl.ment al the unhappy differences n
k.u.ss Il Gauds have been commit d
at GA. election. either hy one OF both pnr
Tics The Iari,1.iuee and ihu leupiv Of
ktusas under tnrir Constitution, viii
knnN how To- ,.,lf4.s ,henis, I've. aud tu,jsh
IA 90 d,tsstablr but toe common cuin~.
without auv outside interference
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

" ilhout making further quotations 81
similar character fom our Dispatches Of
Gov. Walker. 1t appcers by Felersnce Ia
Mr. Slsn,on's communicable to Gen Cas-
nl the Oh December last that the impof
ian, step Of calling the Legislature together
was taken afte, (hr1 bad become satisfied
that the election ordered by the tonssn-
ton on tie 2lst instant could no, be con-
Quoted without collision and hloud-hsd.'
So intense wa. the disloynl ierl,ng among
the enemies oI The gos"'inurui established
l., Congress that nu election which nlind'
ed thsm al opportunity. II "a Me mHJp'nN,
OF making Kansas nee state, "ccodlns
to h.it own ptoiessed dsslre, could not be
conducted without collision aui blpod-
shed
The truth Il, that up 70 the present mo
mcut the enemies o, the existing govern
men, It'll adhere to their Topeka rcsolu'
iunsf, constitution aud goveImmrut. The
very first paragraph OF Gov. Robinson,
dated on the 1lh OF December, 10 the To-
peka Legislature NOW assembled ut Law
renee, contains An open d"iianc. OF Tue
Constitution aud laws Of the uited States
In. Governor says. " The Convention
,,t
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"''" WV" Wv '''p'' "a
''"'s' '"'S Jaw
'"e e""'e 'N''' ~
"n""''' '.'""e" Nv" Y,
officers aut members al the Stat" b"gi.la~
.u,e. Yet u has Ilrn-et The Adn,"'-l'ai'""
~ ,esn,d III" whole proceeding tesoIu'
liona,," hi. 1"peke lovctrn'nt, adj
nef'" !" WI" sue"
e'''''''''N"' :" 49,
'Ns'"s 'o'"'
"'s'" ny
tue s""'e 'h"'he''' ~ W" We WI P"'
ilon "' 'he i'e'l'" " an. ''"'' W '"e
lni"n to uhde''1kr 10 's'H'hl'" s'P''"'r
government, wihih Us hhis"' ''' IN" l"'
pose al tei'e-.'u. M, gt"vnnce, real az
imaginary, ol witch they might complain
HgHinst the Legitimate state '"'ef"'neh'
such principle, II carried '"t" execution
would d'st'oN all Lawful authority ana pro
dur" universal ANARCHY
Frnm THIS statement OF lc's the reason
becomes n"Ip"hle VII, the e'e"''"s "' IN"
government an,bpiz d by Congress hav"
f-iused 10 vote Tor delegates to the hansss
E institutional Convection. mud rl." aii"',
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,'',,,,nueni au,nnlix-d by Congress, tom
Nbirh II enumerated
.,ch b.,u., IN. unfortunate, condition OF
air,ifs in the Territory. what was the night
y.l.. The dot, OF the law abiding POO.
,l.l W,te they sll.ntl, aud patiently To-
.nh,,it ia the Jopekn usu,pslion or adol,
lin. u,e..sa., m..,uf.. 10 ESTABLISH, y can
,,iiyti,n under III. authority OF the organic
law at ton.,.ssi
That this law recognised the right Of the
people OF the Territory. without ans er
shl,ng act from Congress. To form Stale
constitution. j, toe clear iof afgumrnt
For Congress 10 leave ihs pr"plr OF the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27

There are only three members OF Tue
Kentucky Senate who are got "'h''"u
men, and these three. II IL said. n'eescrso
mu,y sux,ous 10 share their Senatorial
Aoaoss .alsAAr ,qasl number Of the '''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10
The Death OF Mr.. Dyer Ames.


The obituary notice OF Dyer Ames In your issue Of FRI
day copied from the whssed Herald, contains many
Misrepresentation calculated 10 defAme the dead and
deeply wound the feelings OF the living, that am In
duced to call for correction In your widely circulated
journal
Mr.. Ames not "keeping boarding house at Yon.
kers, he was boarding with bis family 1t the Getty
House. and bis style os living though moderate, was not
peesrdy The act OF drowning Vas not voluntary upon
his part" He went 10 The river 70 battle and b sup
posed be was seized with cramps carried by the
current out In The stream certain that be called loud
yrepshdy and earnestly for help, but sank exhausted
before assistance could reach him.
among osner facts going TO show thh, may be men.
toned INA, ne msde en- engagement with gentem IN
Bopton only the DAY befrc to meet him In New York on
Nonday morning and this gentleman had arrived and
w0 sitting IN MI Ames of1ce awaiting he arrival from
Ycnkere, when messenger came in and announced Mr.
A. q Ceafh.
few moments Of his leaving for the river that he was
cheerful 70 all sFftusnce IN Ane spirn Bu, shors
time before be IN Tire soes psrior Of the hotel A,
which he wss boercbg, spg one of the cbtisrep
which h. placed In bis vifes lap with some playful re.
mark on leaving the room
The deceased il said TO have been embarrassed in hla
business snsrs spd this probably the basis Of ths re-
port copied into the HsRAip But nov many csses
of intentional drowning ehouid We have bad within
the past year such mlsiortunte bad tended IN that d.
rtconS We alec learn that the case OF MP. Ames, he
VAS preparing 10 resume bis old profession Of bank
cashier IN which line n h Known be bad no superior
having been rendered q lucrative position In Wssteys
city
10 be admitted on all bsuds that the subject ot
this notice possessed many noble qualities, and snAi he
hs LETT behind him ~ unhlsmhned rputstor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10
Execution OF n Murderer.

6xsHxo, N. Y, Jay 0, 1883.
AT torss o'clock this aernoon Isaac l. Wood, convicted
x the murder of his sister law, Rhoda Wood, by poi
so,ips a. DsssvIle, in this county, VI. executed The
erscrtoD place in Tie enclosure attached to the jail
military guard, composed Of company from Dansvilie
ard one from This vllsge vas present. and about nve
tadred sr sc.aors about the premises The execu
tea vas arsssed ty about sxy persons The prisoner
ras brought In, attended oy the Deputy Sheriff and
clergyman lie addressed those present, protesting his
rpooenos ant changing bis conviction 70 prejudice aud
persecution. 10 said he died n the hope OF blessed
Immortality. At the conclusion Of bis remarks he ap
parsa 70 be IN considerable sgopy The death warrant
.ss tten read, the drop fell, and Isaac L. Wood was
.urcnsd into eternity His remains viii be taken 70
Avon fOr ornsut un nis frienes lake charge Of them
20 co1uuued his ptoies,aiions Of innocence up 70 the
lsssst moner, OF 3s existence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10
Movements or Troops.

ST. LOUIS, July 9, 1858.
We have dispatches frem Leavenworth to the 9th
nstast by the United States express 70 Bonneville They
say the special messenger named in previous despatch,
reached the fort yesterday with the official orders for
s6epsra Harvey which went forward this morning per
tspan Simpson. The orders direct the following move
ents Eight panies Of the Second dragons, with
Apors phepc and Reynolds batteries and artillery, and
the Fifth Tenth aud probably the Seventh regiments Of
infantry to remain in Utah. The Fourth artillery, two
ooppsaes OF The Second dragons occupy the district Of
The Platte. The First cavalry Is directed to remain on
the Pains late as practicable, and make excursions
among the indians and keep them In sunjection The
SIKH or Seventh Infantry proceeds to Oregon, In view
Of the recen, intelligence from the Pacific Of Indian hos.
titles Majors Harris and Hunts batteries are ordered
10 10 Fort Leavenworh The corps Of engineers
row with battalion OF tho Sixth infantry are to return
10 West Point siter completing the WORK of oIening
road Camp Scot, via the Chsyennes Pass The troops
which pared Captain Marcy from New Mexico are
10 rs,u,n 10 that department.
Bgsoier General Harvey is ordered TO return 70 81.
Inua the command OF the Department OF the
Vest uuess be may have received intelligence Of the
fo.cbe opros Of the korrnons TO the army in
U,as liz which case empo sered 70 send forward the
wtoe Of the aiptoycc cnts and continue with them to
,sh or rcxnrr to take command OF this department,
hs may prefer
Lieutenant Coons; crcssmar and Captains burnley and
Paige sss.gned 10 duty n v'ac.
Captain asncocx ordered to proceed with the regi
men. Of is.aairy 10 the Pacific
me ocsrs Of the Typographical Engineers hitherto as
signed 10 duty with the troops Utah. are ordered 70
pert T. General Johnston.
The recruits and officers destined for the corps now In
Utah are 10 proceed TO that department
Asss,a-. Adjuians General Bael remains attached 70
TIE stsf OF General asruey.
TIE rsymsssr farthsss 10 advance vii 60 through With
bis tsss 10 Utah. The ether remains on duty In the de-
pSstDiebt cf ina Platte.
he !cscs assigned 10 this department Is expected to
eer unrasor open beiween the Missouri ana Utah,
=ad is under the orders Of General Johnston
A. express arrived from U,ah yesterday but the dates
az oil and ocnisin nothing additional.
General aarncy was OF Fort Rsarney on the 2osh