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To SAIL.

DOsiONI sept 10
Capt. Thatcher Of the steam propeller from Bos-
ton 70 leave St Johns, y. F., on Tuesday, 2lst,
for Galway, will take charge ofand deliver prompt
ly on his arrival at Galway, any dispatches ad-
dressed to his care at st. Johns previous TO his
sailing He expects to make the passage from St.
Johns to Galway in days.
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Aari1nltnral.
GRASS SEED.

100 BUSH. OF PURE REAPED
1OO Timothy Seed just received Al the Cleveland
Seed Store aus5 J. STAIR SON
WYLUSING RED TOP OR BOG
w DESTROYER.-This IS the n0sf efectual grsss for
subdung marshland known L VII yield from two to three
a1rs ] STAIR l. SON.
II ENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, Or
IN chHrd GTass and Red ToD Seed Of pure quality
aus J. STAIR SON.
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius l.. Chcescman, VI. ID. 4,


Prepared BY Cornelius Is Chcescmans VI ID,
NEW YORK CITY
The combination OF ingredients these Pills the
suit Of a lcns and extensive practice They mild
their operation, and correcting all Irregularities,
Painful Mensiruaious removing all distractions whether
from cold or Otherwise headache pain the side papa-
ton the heart whites all nervous affections hy sorcs,
fatigue pain the back and limbs, Sc disturbed sleep
which arise from Interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they VIII bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies wh1 have been
disappointed the Of o,heT Pills place the
confidence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent to do
NOTICE.
There IS condition Of tenaIs system sslck the
Pills cannot taken IsiihOs Droduelg PECULIAR RE
SUIT. The condition rcfeTrcf % ig PREGNANCY-ths
result MISCARRIAGE SucA IS IA, irrsssfa5le tsaieacy
a. the medicine 10 restore he sezuzl flr0as 70
condition. the reprOdHore pOsT 0 nature
resist u.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything IN
furious Explicit directions which should be read
pauy each box Pnce 81 by mail enclosing 81 TO
DR. CoRNELIUs l. CHEEsENAS, Box s,53l, Post Office,
New York City
OLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN N THE
UNITED STATES.
r. B. HUTCHNGS.
General Agent for the United States,
les Cllambers-St New York,
To lrsoa al wholesale orders Ss0ald Be- addressed.
ssps Sold In Cleveland by WM. FISK -
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II Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas,
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, Of various styles, on
exhibition al the State Fair at Sandusky Just
closed Sept 2Odlm POI,
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New York, Sept. Is.
The esteamship Fulton for Havre with SO passen-
gers and S5s5, ,OOO in specie. and the Pacific for
Galway via St. Johns, n. F., with ls6 passen-
gers, sailed TO-DAY.
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FROM NEW YORK

ST. JOHNS, n. F., Sept. IS.
twenty-five houses in this place were DESTROYED
By fire last night One man persisted iu the flames
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YELLOW FEVER
YELLOW FEVER
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. Is.
Deaths from fever yesterday e.
ANNIVERSARY OF BOSTON SETTLE
MENT.

BOSTON, sept 10
The 22sth Anniversary Of the Settlement of Bos-
ton, was observed to-day as partial holiday. The
firing Of national salutes-the opening of the new
City Library grand Concert on the Common by
four bands Of music, accompaniC d by the guns Of
the light artillery aud parade by the LIST regi-
ment, constituted the main demonstrations In
the evening the ls regiment pTdcticed street firing
attracting an immense crowd 10 State street and
vicinity. There were also iluminatiOns in front Of
the CITY Hall
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SATURDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT.
FROM MONTREAL.

Cyrus W. Field, Hon. E. N. Archibald, Baron
Boye and party arrived this morning from Kings.
ton, and are at the DOnegan House. Mr. Field has
quite recovered from his illness. They remain
here til Monday
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e HAWKS d BRos- have Just received Har-
Per's for October. 1t can be had at their coun-
ter
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GUITAR-J H THOMAS, Teacher Of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT,
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PEEsOsAL.-CYRUs W. FIELD, of Atlantic
Telegraph Cable nOtoriety at the WeddeIl yes
terlay.
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To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES.
1t has been my god fortune to restore to health many
thousands OF my oouniry-womon-
NY has excited the malice OF The envous and
ealous their prosecutions lave served only extend
and establish my reputation Showers Of grateful osTings
have fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have reIieyed. So long held in afect0naie and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
skill aJnl dcspse the efforts Of mischef-maker
nd slanderers
Ny friends have repeatedly urged place my medi
producing within the reach q the
Ladies OF the United States; but alisp1ston TO enter
field occupied hy quacs with their pernc1us nostrums
and fear that unracpei counferieers might palm upon
the public tasr worthless limitations, have hhero pre-
vented me from establishing agencies the my
''AAIlE DE FEMME, in the United States
AT last yield the Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the ''ASnE DE FEMME"
need only say, that liquid FORM and exactly such
have used my practice France Tor years, and
tha: has never failed 20 secure satisfactory result
The Annie dc Femme and meusruaiiou stand the
alton Of and elect It Is alike powerful originate
healthy mcnsrual 5w where 4 has existed and 70
where 1t has been from any suppressed
In orisTto guard against imposition the wrapper Of jTec-
tI0us On each bottle Of the de emme viii bear ny
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S2Oo package. .
PARIS, January. ISL.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No. . Superior street, CIevelsnd. who viii supply the
''Amie De Femme at the Projectors proes.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
'TFICK, wARIEs' BLOCK, cORNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLGIR STREETS.
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= "TO SM0KERS 9 CHEWERs,"

No gentleman should Hnss IN the society of ladies with
his teeth dscolOred and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewiuE, "FON-
TAlNES CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
most eectual dentrces in use Il whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums, aud impars breaf 50 often
offensive. agreeable fragrance.
FOR sHAVING-lts roh laiher penstraies and softsns
the beard, prevents irritation and renders the operation
eas and agreeable. +. C. FoNTAINE Co, 800 Broad
way, and No. Astor House, New York. Sold BY al
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More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM

Eser Worn By Kings EmPerors!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w HEAD OF HAIR Because Il Is the ornament
God ha1lss u pIOrief for all Reader although
the m1y bloom 81 brightly the glewug cheek
the BE- sparkling the teeth be those pearls
the head bere Of rs covering the HAIR be snr and
shrlvele, In 81 1Ed STILL II sprink led with
Eray, Will lose than half her charms Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. NJ used two or three
times week. will restore aud permanently to all
such ornament Read the following, and judge. The
writer Of the rst the celebrated PiaHisf, THALBERG
New York. April 10 Is55.
DR.. WOOD-DcaT Sir Permit 10 express 10 you the
oh Ions under the Of hair
original About the OF my arrival IN the
United it rapidly hecum gv, but upon the
application OF your "EfAfR RESTORATIVE. II
covered original hue I conSilur your Restorative
wonderful Iuveuti0u, quite efrcOus well agreeable
4 an, dear sir, yours ruy, S. THALBERG.
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The RESTORATIVE Is put up in bottles Cf three
large medium and small The small holds half pint, and
retai for 81 bottle The medium holds least twenty
cent proportion than the small and retils for
- per bottle The large holds quart forty per
IN prJp0rtilr atd retalls for 81.
o. J. WOOD co Projectors, 2l2 Broadway, New
Yor. lint the great n Y Wire Railing establishments ard
ia Market street, 81 LOUIS No.
Aad sold BY all soud Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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GEoYER AID BAKER's FAN.

uY SEWING MACHINES
The particular attention o
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
following decided and IN
mistakable advantages:
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GpetinI Notifts.
RHEUMATISu!

n For Gas Futures and Piffing-Ayply
Fe0g. Eas-sorfl & Co., 115 aad lO7 Superior street
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NEW GOODS
Opening Daily at 80 Superior Street.
BEST, FREEsW.f.F - Go.

Rich and elegant Fall Silks.
Brocade Silks, in black and eolOrs.
Foulard Silks, in blue brown and black
valeneias. POul de Chevere.
Toll de Chene. Ristori.
French Merinos, in all eOlOrs,
Plaid and Striped MerinOs.
Bayadere and figured Merinoes.
Plain and Striped Grens bles.
All WOel Delaines and Cashmeres.
Mouselin and Persian Delaines.
French, English and American Prints
BRoCHE,
STELLA.
MANTILLA
SHAWLS,
Also large stock of BROCHE, STELLA and
CHENILLE SCAPF
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persons IN want Of such 4
CHARLES tsARDEW.


NeW ON July le9f-
PROF o. J. WOoD-WIth confidence do recommend your
HAIR Restorative, being the most ecaciuus article ewes
using Hair Restorative, my hair and whis-
kers. which almost white, have zradu uay dark
and feel confident tlat few more apphcatOns will
them 10 their uau raj color II has also relieved
Of all dandruH and unpleasant itching among
persons who De rspire freely. J. G. KILBY.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO'

IL MEN From the n Y Duly Neiss Ocdtorial)
I'VE desire % call attention letter from Dr. Joshua
column He treats the subject able manner, and
his skill and medical judgment NAV be relied upon"
Fr9nl tle At5gay Morning. E-pTeSs
Marshalls Uterine CanOcon has proved 10 be fully
valuable Il Is claimed 10 be tess ute
us fneca gentlemen and others Dr krdsc Is regular
physician Of very hne AT tlinents MAJ Of great judgment
aul discrimination, ludcous and hls hy successful prac
utoner, N all diseases especially those Of womea and
From Physicians
AIalshlls Uterine Cafh1con will certainly cure all
the diseases for which 70 is recommends D."
There Is no medicine Ike Il in this couuiry-"
In the worst cases have met with AIarshall's
Uteune Cafhollc0n1 Is a Ger ain and safe remedy"
AIARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
IsunhesitaIngy ueret liable remedy for al those
uaY affect the mind we'll the body. that TO think,
talk work becomes alike Of suffering If not
possibility Among the complains for which The CathO
cuu . relAely are talins u the Nuuns Mnes. sup
pressed Irregular Pa nfu lIensruati0n BiOaiIng In
fammaiiuns and Diseases OF the kidneys Urinary Or
eans. Retention Inc0utineuce Of Urine Heartburn CO.
DIS ured Sleep, and all trsuhles, athletic
connected VITA the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with Of the above symptoms,
or with spine liver lung complaints are invited 70 ad
dTess Dr. BRIDGE, with full coufderce that they will
find relief Marshas Uterine Catholicon Is not quaes
Medical Colleges, ard they al the service of any
specialize phJ s.rIan IN the country
The Br1cc o. MARSH4LL'S UTERINE cATHOLE
coma Oas D0ldrGaf q HItper gingie bottle.
WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co May "A, IssT.
Mr. II kingsley, SIr:-I have been selling the medi-
VI the renber company the last years. and
have invariably ouad them 70 give good satsaeon and
hertea aud coffee and with my trade have become
a aple article Alarshali's Uterine CafhnlcOn
Iue lady 50 q Il % toll me she had received more
benefit bottle than she did from ing Of
medical treainent BY the mosi skilifa, 2hyslel1ns
January Ist lsss
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PROP. WOOD-About two years ago my hair commenced
turning gray; was fast bee ming bald and had tired many
remedies effect. commenced using Restorative
January la, few application fastened my hair firmly;
bean % I'LL uu. out and turned back % It's fmeT
colUr-back Atths time II ul resture u its nrsl7al
cllOr health and appearance and cheerfuly re0muend
IL al J. D. HOES
Chi.n.n- IIInois. MAY ]. .Is5I
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MRS. ROBINsONS CERTIFICATE.
IT.. ~. "a

MRS. ROBTNsON's CERTIFICATE.
VERNoE, Trumbull Co, May lst, 1853
This CeTtfes that have been IN very health for
and found little relief after EMPLOYING lumber
Of Physicians My disease ProaDsIs Ute "a / had
been reduced bv that and Fouor Alhus until had become
liberated 70 considerable eItent- b. the advice Of Dr.
& " Bushnell procured and took siN bottles OF Mzrshalls
Uteune athalcuB which enabled tend hus-
hand his last sickness until he died which about
year have taken three bottles since his cath
which his made me able % labor and support family s
three children The CahOcau has nearly restored
health Il the only thing that has ated my suffer
ing tor which feel very grateful
MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale By City Druggists and BY
Mellsine dealers generally. iull2
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DE-. p. II. RECORD.
PARIS, January. lS55.

For sale Wholesale and Retail. ly WILLIAM FIsKE.
No . Superior street CIevelsnd who viii supply the
''Amie De Femme at the PropreioI's prccs.
uIOdEwlv6
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A CASE OF THREE MONTHS STANDING.

GEORGE ". HENDERSON, Of Pittsburgh, says.--Afsr
suffering for three months with Rhsuatisu-par of the
time severely to eOnfne my bed-I have been
entirely cured by using Barhaves Halland Btie Ihave
had attack since but found almost instantaneous relief
IN the same medicine. II opinion sure remedy
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
MATRIMONIAL.

les Chamhers-St New York,
To Ui5H al irho'esrlc orders Sl0Eld Be- addressed.
l.
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CINGHAMS at ~ l-2 cents, worth 20
VI cents Mt JMILLHISER BROS,
-. lQ2 Broad STRAIT
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ElOpenent.

Some western papers making merry over
the abduction of young girl fifteen years of age
aud marrying her against the consent of her faith
err The fun of the thing Is that the adventuIer is
poor; the father wealthy, and refused bis consent
10 the marriage of daughter but little more than
child iu years. What treasure TO communi.
~ sa discreet press intoxicating such lessons of
hlia respect and affection'-Ndt. Inteiligencer.
The habit referred to, says the Philadelphia
North American, is quite prevalent amonga cur
tain class Of editors, who chuckle over cases of
elopemsnt like the one quoted, as though there
was something delightful in the enterprise of PEN
niless adventures and romantic shool girls. The
press must not expect people TO respect it when
editors degrade its functions and nfiict an injury
upon the moral tone Of the rising generation
Young America 10 pert, forward and presumptn,
Gus enough, in all conscience, without being en-.
couraged and stimulated by those who should re-
prcss its needless ardor. 1t is The fanlt of our
age, that our youths are ungovernable and disc.
bedient. There Is too little restraint exercised
over them. The lamentabie absence of whole
some discipline Is visible everywhere. Bnt surely
ought not to applaud or encourage Il.
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n.rE ar tne Com m onwsaith.

The last Legislature, as has been already stated,
passed law Incorporating the Bank Of the Com
mon wealth. 70 be located In this city, with capt
cal OF not less than 100000 nor moro than $1,000
600. The Commissioners under the law--Mcssrs.
John A. Lancaster, Horace 4. Kent. Richard @.
Morris, VIM. q. Crenshaw, Isaac Davenport, Jr,
James II. Grant and Wellington Goddin--yestei-
day determined to open books Of subscription 10
the stock OF the Bank nt such times and places as
win be found In the advertisement on the subject.
The State stock Banks are authorized to subscribe
TO the stock of the institution TO the amount Of
2oper cent Of their capitals, respectively and the
Bank of the Commonwealth Ia required to redeem
the notes Of such Banks as subscribe to its stock
at a quarter per cent discount.
II is conjcetured that the stock Of the new Bank
will be soon taken, and that it win be promptly
orgaaized. II Is further conjectured that the
stock Banks generally will DO business through &C.
and that II will probably become sort Of clearing
house for that class of Banks.
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End of the World,

The second Advent people have been doing
their best to make the world end yesterday. Ac-
cordng to the profound calculations of the Miller
ite brethren, says the New York Express, the 14th
OF April is the beginning of the Jewish New Y ear.
In the language of one Of their organs (the Quar-
terly Journal of Prophecy, published at Philadel-
phia,) 1.-THE beginning of the New Year, 1858, is
the beginning of (Hot the end but the begi inning
of the 1885 days, aud the ushering in of the day
Of Jehovah's vengeance, and the yeal of recon-
pense for the controversy of ZioD, when it shall
be said, the year of my redeemed is come" The
course of reasoning by which this conclusion is
arrived at, 10 very long, very elaborate, and no
doubt very profound. Historical events, partic-
ulary those connected with the career of Napoleon
and recent wars, beginning with the Mexican war
in lS46, and closing with the present Chinese and
East Indian strfes, are largely relied ON to con.
firm their deductions.
The conclusion of the whole was that the world
was to blow up yesterday noon, or last night hut
1t failed, usual, to come to time The obstinate
determination Of this planet to keep moving is
unconquerable by all that the Millerites can say
and do. We entirely despair of even Yankee in
genuity being able to discover the period of which
the voice OF Inspiration has said "Of that day and
that hour knoweth no man"
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Things I'm Norfolk.
[coRREsposprscE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

NORFOLK, April 18th, 1858.
An important improvement is about being made
in our port which will add much to the copye.
nience OF visitors, particularly those who come
from up James River. pier is to be built at the
lower part of the city, known as Town Point y
where passengers for this place will be landed be-
fore going to Portsmouth, as has heretofore been
the practice. This will add much to the comfort
OF the traveller, and save the disagreeable delay
consequent npen the trip across to Portsmouth
Our citizens are gratified to learn that Miss
Lizzie Petit will give one of her Shakspearian
readings here on Thursday evening" Coming as
che does with so many flattering compliments from
the press of Richmond and Petersburg, we doubt
not but she will attract large and fashionable
audience.
The Norfolk Junior Volunteers hold a meeting
tonight for the purpose of taking into usidera
ton change 10 their uniform. The proposed one
IL similar to the one formerly used by that corps,
but discarded by them some five or six wears ago
aud is one OF the richest and most beautiful ever
worn In the State. The Rifemen, commanded br
Capt. VIM Lamb, are exertng most ommenda
Die industry. and deserve great credit for their
progress In the tactics" The Blues are now, as
they have ever been, the Ne plus ultra of military
organizations In our city, aud reaujre no notice
from cur quill to establish the fact The (}reys
oy an esprit dn corps most isewortby ara se-
cond to none save the Blues, and have become one
OF the hxed institutions" of the city. The week.
larity.
The Cavalry must have died q natural death, as
we never hear anything from them lately; but we
shall DO most happy TO notice the slightest sign of
renewed vitality among them.
Active preparations are being made for the COM
mencement of the trucking business, which pro-
misses TO be Of unusual importance this season.
and will possibly reach the enormous amount of
800 600 bbls.
Miss Anna vaii will sing to the multitude ON
Monday night next, at Johnson's Hall.
prncusssor
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An Emphatic Reply.

Senator Wilson, he vulgar aboli,iouiet repre-
sentative OF Massachusetts, 10 the Y. g. Senate re-
Gently applied al the State Department for pass-
port for D. j. s. Rock, colored citizen of Boston,
aud received the following reply from the sscro.
tary:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, April2
TO tie Hon. Henry Wilson, Senate Chamber
SIR have had the honor to receive your note
Of yesterday with Its accomplishments
In reply, have to inform you that Il is not thu
practice OF the Department to issue any other pa
per than passports to persons going abroad from its
omutry. passport, being u certificate of citi.
xsnsnlp, mas never since the foundation OF the
Government been granted to persons Of color. No
change 10 this respect has taken place in conse
quenee Of the decision Of the bred Scott case. Re-
turning the Enclosure In your letter, I have the
honor to be, sir, your obedieut servant,
LEWIS CAss
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M. The Boston courisr ssr..

visited our efice last evening, and was treated
With tho difference due 30 distinguished a stran
ger. lie appeared both feeble and faint. and
really dropped under the excessive attention paid
70 him. 10 fact, he took Il 80 much to heart, that
serious doubts were entertained of hs recovery
pythoss under whose observation be last came.
8 The eastom OF visiting the North in the warm
season hes begun 70 extend eyen to the musaui,os
IN iormsr days. before we had become no com.
p'e'ey provincial, the Southern mosquitoes al.
Ways paid their respects first TO their own conn.
Hymsa. However, the Invalid stranger did we'll
70 v.sm fhs Courier once, which n conservative
sst.eiishnsss In general, though, We ere afraid,
ses bospstAlsyas 70 this particulsx guest was a.
questionable - that often extended In Boston 20
aoathsrp vislssrs y
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p,,prupp FROM TUE UTAH EXPEDITION.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Leavenworth cor
respondent of the ST. Louis Republican says that
trains amounting to 300 wagons, with 5000 team
sters and IL 900 mules, were about starting Tor
Utah.
A company of sappers and miners, from West
Point had arrived at Leavenworth.
zThe entire force at Leavenworth, consisted OF
y companies of artillery, . Of infantry and OF
dragons.
Uoffman,s command had passed Fort Kearney on
the route to Col Jobnson's camp.
The Utah and Navajo Indians had failed to con-
eIude n treaty of peace.