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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-11
Late News from Utah and the Plains.

Sr. LOUIS, May 10, 1858.
despatch from Independence announces the arrival
there of Mr. Mason. He left Camp Scott March 80 The
news he brought was unmportant General Johnston was
anaiosy waiting for the arrival of Captain Marcy The
health Of the army WAS remarkably good. PROVISIONS
were becoming scarce but supplies we're expected from
Fort Laramie. Mr.. Mason was detained seventeen Gays
on account Of snow storms. &c met Colonel Hoffman g
command one hundred and forty miles beyond Fort
Kearney.
Twelve hundred troops have arrived here within the
last three days. great proportion Of whom proceeded i'm
mediately on 10 Leavonworth.
Tho R<pcdn's correspondent at Leavenworth notices
rumor from Camp Scot. that Captain Marcy cannot 70
nforce &c, Johnston until the end OF June. The Rrub
ieon discreeis this edtcraly and states that Captain
Marcy would not be detained than ten days. waiting
the ren!orcements ordered by General Garland aud that
he would then be in condition TO march to Camp Scoa in
forty days.
Several Santa Fe merchants arrived here on Saturday
but they brought Of Importance. They suffered
terribly from heavy and cold weather, and a
great number of animals attached to each train
persisted All the streams high, and water covered
the plains The Indians whom tn met reported the oss
of nearly all their animals by extreme cold. They also
met immense herds OF buaoes within days ride Of the
settlements OF Kansas
The Convention Of the Fourth district of this
city have unanimously nominated James Craig for re-
election 70 Congress.
Major General Smith and staff leave here for Leaven-
worth this afternoon. General Smiths health has much
improved.
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ArrBrR-At the residence Of hls fond and sgrrieved
parents, in Patchogue, L. t. on Sunday May r. AFTER 4
long ana lingering Illness, JAooB ,. AsrrrR Jr aged q
months and % days.
His funeral will take place at the Episcopal church OF
Pachogue, at O'Clock, this tuesday, afternoon The
friends OF the family are invited 10 attend.
ASDsRsoS.-On Sunday evening, May Q, OF pneumonia,
MARY EIss youngest child u John aud Eliza Anderson,
aged "a months.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 AZ
tend the funeral, from 7S Soutb Eghth street, Williams
burg, this tuesday, afternoon, q, O'Clock
BrrSs,s.-On Monday, May 10, May HELES, youngest
daughter OF Ebert l. and Elizabeth Burnham sged
year, months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 a.
lend the funeral services ON Wednesday Afternoon, at
one o'clock, 1t SO West Eleventh street.
BvBnowNl-On Sunday, May ?, EizAHsrH M0Rsni,
daughter Of Enos and Eliza Burrowes
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
tend her funeral this Tuesday, afternoon, at O'Clock
from her late residence, Eighty rs street, i've doors
wet OF Third avenue.
Brrsnr-On Monday, May 3, May, widow Of Henry
Burnett, Of cambridge, county Of Do~n ireland.
CoraHpav --RoBgRr CoUcHRAN, aged IS years late of
Philadelphia has been for many years resident OF this
city; native OF Paisley, Scotland.
His friends arc respectfully invited 10 attend hs fune.
raj nom bis residence, f2t West Nineteenth street, two
O'Clock.
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Music and the Drama.

AcApvsY on Mr~Ic--Ine grand oratorio OF " Thu Mes
sah IL 10 be given fer the last time this 70 night
Nine nAngri Carl formes the members OF the Harmonic
Society ana other distinguished artists
part IN the performance
Nmo's GlRDrS--Tbe Ravels are 10 appear this even
ing their celebrated psntommcs Of Jocso" and the
Green Monster" and Mile Zinfrctta, Young America
and their assistants will through their astonishing
buttons on the tight rope.
BowERy-A number Of old favorites with the patrons
Of popular theatre have volunteered their services for
the benefit OF Mrs H. Jordan this evening, when are
10 have the tragedy Of Macbeth, farce OF the Widow s
Victim /" and extravaganza Of the Virginia Mummy"
B,RroS-Mr G. Mathews will 70 appear before his We
in the comedy styled Cure for the Heart ACHE Tie IS
to be supported by Mr.. Burton Old RAPID. Mr. NJ also
plays in his own farce, He Would be an Actor"
wMtAcx's The new American comedy called " Anne
ricans Paris" when was most heartily aPpauded on
is first representation last saturday TO repeated
and Mr.. sioaDes " Mesmerism'
LARA KENE's.-Aiss Keepe and Mr. Jefferson will
aqan enact their admirable charactcrs In the dashog
little comicalty dcromnsted Copjugal Lesson" this
evening Tue entertainments arc 10 close with the sue
eessful and patriotic play Blanche Of Brandywine
FprS,H 1Iuarm-A company Of French artists propose
10 give theatrical performance consisting Of spirited
vsudeves al METROPOLITAN Hall, $50 broadway 10 night
Tho scctc ns comprise Pauvre Jacques" "Un Ofseau
ne Passage and "Jsi Mango Mon Ami"
AMERICAN NusIIM.--rhe national military drams en-.
titled the "Batte OF Buena VISTA 10 be performed for
san pcnn will give her greatly admired personsuon OF
the heroine in the "Brde Of an Evening"
ErmorrASps-Ihe rivalry existing among the various
excellent minstrel companies has the effect OF anOrdng
their patrons entertainments Of very superior chasc
ter ms ~ be reference 10 their respective PRO
ersmnes The sterpieces for W night cooss, Of the
"S,stUe Lover" at Woods, the Saghust Acrubst" At
Brysuis, scd tne Darcy Dream At Feels
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THE OPERA AT BURroS's-RoScoM. -Burton's theatre
opened last evening for short Opera season (three
n,sh,s) under the direction OF NINE. do La Grange and
S&nor Ronconi fhe opera was Dcnizetu's "Eiisir
d'Amore" with Ronooa az DR.. Dulcamsra, rberni as
Nemorpo, BAril Be,core, and Nine do la Grange IS
Adm. OF the chief attraction Of this persor
the debut Of Ronconi, who fully sustained his
European reputation . baSo baritone Of the highest
rank His Doctor Duicamara admirable perfor-
nance La Grange and Tiberni sang well as usual.
Belcoro was bad and the orchestra worse The lower
part Of the house pretty well alied.
The "Barber" Ia announced for Wednesday, with Ron
conf az Figaro.
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Police InfelllUenCe.

Wolf IN SHIyp's CIo1HIyG.-rhomas Dowden, a man
OF respectable appearance, having fancy for white
cravais benevolent institutions generally, brought
before Justice Welsh at the Lower Police Court yesterday
on charge having obtained various Of money from
individuals Of charitable OF mind, undor the pro-
tence that he was employee OF the Female Guardian
Society and Home for the Frcndlcss and authorized
collect subscriptions for the association D,wden, Is
alleged by OF false representation procured
OF the subscription books Of the society and going 10 tho
various members thereof succeeded in swndlng them
varying from IS 70 $50. hcssrs Stuart Burr
and Henry A. Brown among the numerous victims,
and appeared against the prisoner 1t
known that he was arrested. Mr. samuel d. Halliday
and Mr. ELL OF the society In question, also appeared
before Justice Welsh and tested that the prisoner called
upon them and represented that he inspector in
employment OF OF the Wall street insurance
panes that he was constantly 10 the hab. Of meeting
with persous who charitably disposed, snd that
they would furnish him with OF the books OF tho
cie,y he had doubt he could Obtain numerous sub
scribers Acting under the belief that Dowdon
upright ana honorable man. they gave hm OF tner
books, when ne Immediately pursued system OF swnd
ling IL has been asceraned thai al least t35 has been
collected by the prisoner within the past weeks Jus
tcc wesh committed the prisoner for examination. Mr..
Dowden Ia old hand. Some three years ago he
the state prson for swndng the propretors Of
some newspapers IN this city,
ADwEING HouH fiRsp ByRGt,n4-M an early
hour yesterday morning OF the Fifteenth precinct
police discovered smoke issuing from the basement of the
dwelling house Of Mr.. Sanford No. 50 Am'y street
Thinking that the premises fire, he Immediately
started towards the station house to give the alarm A
away from the In front OF Mr.. Sandfords
house a suddenly made his appearance as n from
tie basement and of In opposite direction. The
policeman pursued the fe6~, but the latter
mayed TO make good bis escape through OF the
rows alley ways leading Isurens street On return
ng 10 Mr. Saudfords house the policeman found that
burglar had been work, and chat attempt bad been
to fire the dwelling IN question. The iron bars At
the basement windows preventing access the burglar
deayoed burn hole through the basement door large
enough to admit OF hs hand being put In push
back the bolt The fire exiingushsd with trihng da
mage and without awakening the occupants OF the dwell
ing The inmates Of Mr. ssndford's house had
cape from beng burned 70 death
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nees, .rGKrIous pAuMosr to- h, loved sifs q Jonn
Chevsisr, IN zee 4sth scar OF bee age
The friends o. the family an " mar Fon a les
John G. Harn are tu.ly o,ed attend ,he susu
raj from her late Gsnoe, No 2ee Yves. rsDtI siya
street bis tfoeaoay} @'sr"oea a. TO ocosS, vithosn
Cossrs On Monday May 30 KA-, c,rsb,er II yss
thew and Cs,hsrne Conner, aged gear 10 monis Anf
The relatives and fiencs o. The family respectfully
vited to attend the funeral! ths Tuesday, ernoos
O'Clock from residence Of her psroDts, SO koaros
street
EIr-.At s,ra,io,d, Corn on Sunday. May 9, Am.
WmuAss ELt daughter or Eeory & ard Cornesss n
Ely, aged year, months aud days.
MoATsxs On Money, MSy TO- 'c6s NcAIzzR, sgsS ~
The friends ard acauair tances and ao the members
Washington div Soos ot Tesp-tsoce are r~s%es0.ly
nvted 10 attend his fupera from ais late rseidsaos >o
~ Benc street, Brooklyn, OF Wednesday aernesa, a. tue
O'cluc~.
MorxrrsrxI On Sunday, May Q. FKxpxsscx Aoorrzus
MosE, pxssxr sop Of I Margaret
aeea year, months and days.
The friends relatives Of the family invited 10 -
tend the funeral from the rsienoe OF his father No. -
G,serw avenue this (r,esdsyI AFTERNOON at 10 ois
hcxisiy -ou sunday Eight, Mag o. WILLIAM hchnass
IN The ssh year u his age.
The friends and arqsinAnces and thuse OF his bronr-
IN law, Thomas Ntste, John and james McCabo,
sPecuuls invited 70 s,'e bd the tune, al n his late rcd
cnce Sao First avenue this tfuesday) Afternoon 81 t~S
| O'Clock.
PAlxEa--In This city, on Monday, Nav 10, Jo@s n
PAfMBE, late OF Stamford, Conc, aged 10 years sa4 g..
months
The relatives and friends of the family are rcspeufuay
invited 10 attend bis funeral, from the VI hss.
father Edward Palmer 2al seventh ,treet ON wesnur
day afterneon at o'c;ook
ilcut rapers ploaae copy
OtYn-(,n NopJsy MAJ 10 Ci AnA AIpso,,,,. J,.rr,
rEn wife or Water GUN aged ~ yesrs aod 10 "a nhs
Tho relatives anc friet da OF the family ARE
invited 70 stteno Der funeral from her late reseooe l
yarick street.. this fTuesday) aiternoon at ociooG
Her ,emains will be tax on 10 Calvary Ce etery a stev
| mept
| Paterson, N. j papers please copy
RoBHRrscs ON Sunday May g. Of erysipeias Mrs Ass
RoBxRror aged 70 years months ana cays.
The friends TIN family
requested " attend her funeral this Tuesday, crnm
q: O'Clock, from her lac residence No $50 East fweosV
| seventh sueet
Her soul has gone 10 rect at last,
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Coroners' Inauesls.

An UNKNOWN hAs foUND DiownD.-The body Of an
unknown man, about rs years old found floating in
tho water at the foot Of Charlie street yesterday Coroner
Gamble held Inquest upon the body Of deceased Yer
dict, supposed Drowning" Deceased was about i've
feet nine inches Ia height stou; built had black hair
whskers He was dressed IN the costume Of q sailor,
and had on his person Jack knife.
FATAL ynmclE CASUALTY Coroner Gamble held an In
quest yesterday at No 3s West Forty fourth street. upon
the body Of q named John Moran, who died from
fracture Of the pcvis and other injuries accidentally re-
ccivcd by beng thrown out Of cart the 10Th uimo.
The deceased appeared driving along 25th street
when the bearing chain OF the vehicle broke the hore
started and deceased thrown 10 the ground
severely injured that he died in consequence Verdict,
Accidental death" Deceased 80 years OF age and
was q native Of ireland.
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rnn AnrIrn1A .1nrk nnAnn.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
pmLADfII1iiA May 10, 1853
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania state lives, seii; Reading
Raslroaa "a; Morris Canal ASK; Long Island Railroad
To-. Pennsylvania Railroad, i2I.
Hour dull and prices lower ono and Howard street
both quoted at ~ SO. Wheat dull and unchanged
Corn 6rm and active for yellow, which selling at Csc
7oc. Whiskcy dull. Provisions dul and dropping. Duk
meats, &c SIC.
Flour ina ;tve, but prices unchanged. Wheat dull and
lower qualities slightly easier Corn quict yellow, 6ec
Tic "biskey 2fhc. 22,sc. Provisions Unchanged
Flour quiet demand confined to the ocf trade Prices
tcno downward. Sales 500 bbIs Wheat quiet supply
far inferior grades pressing the market Sales 500
bushels whno Michigan part 10 30 Fast, st 81 10 q
prime article; also 500 bushels white Indiana and
choice white Canada In lots the former rs - and the
later at VI 20 Corn In some demand and supply light.
Sales IA goo bushels, nc 13c tor mixed Western
alost 7lc. for Western and round state at the
m a. samS. Sss 'SS snd g
state sales about 900 bushels whskey dall at 2osc
a21c.
BUFFALO, May lo--s P. NJ
tlour lower-demand only for the interior sales 200
bbs., at 81 so a So 20 for supernne Upper lake 10
diana and Mchigan % IS 81 for extra do and - IL
- IS for double extra Wheat duSsles Is 900 bushels
Chicago spring, At 1oc Corn dull, 53c sac. Oats
r,hiso, to.n, s eoc ouanes, 3Sc Ssc
at the inside price, Ireights lowerwneat &c to New
York AXE imports lor the forty eight hours ending
81 600 bushels corn, oco bushels oats Canal exports
Tor the same tme-7, 900 bbls -four 1000 bushels
Wnest, JVOVo nushe u's INV bushels corn. Lake IN
ports since the opening Of nsviestion-1e9,0 900 bbs
flour, 1iIa0Ue bushels wheat. 2Go 900 bushels corn
go 900 bushels oats Canal exports for the same time
30 goo bbls. four 100000 bushels wheat so 900
bushels corn 600 bushels some ty boats have
arrived during the same period with New York mer.
chandisc.
Oswsco, May 10, 1855
Flour steady. Wheat cent lower. Sales Of 900
bushels Chicago spring at ic Corn In moderate and
sales OF bushels of illinois river at COO Oats In
ter supply and demand good sales o % 600 bushels
&c. anoat. Canal fteghts unchanged for wheat Neg
York lake lmports-26c0 bbls Hour, 13s 900 vush SIS
wheat Is go bushels corn, 600 bushels oats 120o0
bushels barley. The csna exports amount to 500 bbs
Hpur 80 coo bushels wheat 1900 bushels coru AMI 900
busneis bsfity.
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The News Yacht on Cane Race.

ST. JOINS, NJ f., May 10, 1865.
The weather very Zine of Cape Race, and the ndca
tons that European be obtained from
that quarter. The steamer Victoria, the present news
yacht Of the Now York Associated Press, supposed TO
be the vicinity Of the Cape the lookout for the Per-
sa succeeding steamers but nothing has been
the Persia from Trepassey, and she overdue, 1t is
that she has passed 10 the westward too far
south to hope for success in obtaining her news
MAY 1o-s3oP. N.
There age yet signs Of the steamers Victoria
Persia frepassey. Weather clear and fine wind n w.
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TIE FAMILY HERALD.

The A,niversavies-The Utah Expedition
The Or<an Tcirer~ph-ARairs In Eurooe--
Proceedings az Congress Local News-Aax-
Net Rs ports, &c, &C., 80.
The FAMILY HsRp Wednesday VII, contain record Of
the dcngs OF the previous week Of Interest 10 the general
reader. Among other matters
report proceedings ~ the anniversary Of the New
Magdaleu the American Female Guardian ana other
societes
Letters from correspondent at ieaveuworth showing
the progress Of the Utah Expedition.
Letters from our correspondents in Paris Madrid, &C.
with extracts European files OF interest.
The Ocean Telegrsph-Ietier from Special Cores
roudent London
Fetal Result of Aboron-Arrest Of the alleged perpe
traitor, &C.
The Extrsdion Gaze ia Paducsh Ky-Par,cuars OF the
Forgery, &c.
TIE Body Found in Barrel Cty-Suspiciou
der-Arrest of who shipped the barrel &C &s.
The Titles Murder BochesterIete from Ira
Tending himself
pongs at Washing ton-Report of he Proceedings
gress
EDITORIAL Remarks prominent events Of The day.
Obituary Notices Distinguished Persons recently de-
ceased
,be Local Incidents OF this and adjoining cities genera
Interest
Full Report Of the Prices all kinds Marketable FRO
duce, carefully corrected each week.
The Latest Intelligence received the time OF publcs
ton, y telegraph or otherwise.
Together with Police keports-TheAtrcsl Matters-Repor
Of the Cattle Msrket-Mouey and Commercial Mskes-Mar
rages and Deahsormng of interesting useful and
miscellaneous reading.
Terms-oniy 81 year. four u single copy. be
obtained q, the office of the HERALD and of all agents
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The Turf,


UNION COURSE, l.. I.--TR0rTfNd.
The trottng match for 81 ocO mile hesss best three m
five, TO wagons, between s. g. whiskey and g. 8. Hap
hazard to come Oft yesterday afternoon on the
Union Course did not take place. The was sdver-
tsed to take place on good day aud with good track
but had The weather been proptous is understood
that the would have taken place. HaphazMd
was not deemed In suitable condition 10 contend against
such Bashaw Whiskey Hsphazards last race SOC ns
" have told heavily him, and instead Of improving, bis
condition has rather refrigerated HIS trainer appeared 70
think that this has been caused BY strain across the
oins he evinces symptoms Of distress in that region
whilst taking bis exercise rroea5y this just as wen,
his chances of beating excIlen horse AZ Whkey
rather slim under bcu1 circumsGancee ani ny
paying forfeit much will be ssvcd Whskey Was taken
home yesterday afternoon. &c belongs to racony, In
Pennsylvania
MONDAY, May lo.-Trotng ma oh, $1,000. mile heats,
beet 'hree in I've, 10 wagons.
J Hammel named g. &. Whiskoy-received forfeit.
s. Mclaughlin named Z. &. Haphazard-psd forfeit
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


JsIros-- fINDtxANS.--On sunday, May 2, by the Few
Chas j. JoSss, Mr.. VuSos JARHos 10 Mss Macy IIvpE
MANN, all If this city.
Baltimore and Charleston papers please copy.
IocKwoop-w OoDxAN.-Un Saturday, May q, by R4y,
.. l. Taylor, GAVIN n LOCKWOOD 70 AySs p. wooDmAN
both Of Brooklyn.
IaUN-PRoIsr. Saturday, Nay s, by Rev. C. N.
woesido, at the residence OF the brides father Hobosep
~ j., Mr. l. r. IEufKN 10 Miss C,Roifvr " PR5ysSr edes
daughter OF John q Probst, ESQ.
oRcorr-Ct In this city, on Thursday April 20 Al
the Fourth avenue Presbyterian church by the Rev Or
Parker, Csss G. ORoorr, merchant to HE f. youuges,
daughter Of 4. Csrk Esq Of ehis city
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"raE MESSIAH THE ACADEMY the director OF the
Academy sharing in the religious sentiment Of the week.
announces "Ihe Messiah" Handel the graudest OF all
the sacred musical compositions for this evening Solos
to be sung by Formes D. Ang and Perrag, with chorus
of three hundred and orchestra of two hundred per-
former Our friends from the districts should
miss this opportunity Of seeing this great work adm
vah,v Dterpreted
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Collision and Loss Of a Schooner sn tine Lakes
OswEGo. May 10, 1858.
The schooner Arcsdian bound from Bayfield, to os vego
with wheat came In collision yesterday morning with
the schooner Lucy j. Latham, OF Big Sodus and sunk
Immediately Afterwards The Grow taken ON board
the L. ). Latham and brought into this port
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The residence Of Mr.. W. IT. Maud No 40 Grand street.
entered and robbed by burglars on Sunday nigh, last
The thieves elected entrance by means Of nppcrs sp-
piled 10 the key OF the hall door They succeeded In
stealing gold watch worth $780, besides wearing apps.
rel NC There haze been quite number Of burg~ies
u late in tbs city.
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MONTREAL, Nay 10, 1898.
Al Ore at Picou, c. w., yesterday morning, steam
mill aud quantity Of lumber destroyed. Loss
$1,000; insurance $1,000.
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These bids ranged from 81 to AZ per centum. The
remainder of the notes. nearly half million, is u be
selected from the numsrou, S per ceutum bidders.
The object of Lieut.. General SCOTS visit to Washington
Is 70 decide upon the description Of volunteers TO be called
out and the places where they will be stationed All
three regiments will be mounted, and employed to pro
tect the Indian frontier and occupy the various military
posts from which the regulars have been withdrawn.
The Secretary OF State has asked appropriation Of
go 900 to carry effect the act for tho admission Of
Kansas into the Union.
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sent the senale Whas hore are will be sent in before
the 7th of June.
TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DIsPATcI

TIE GENkKAL NEWSPAPER DlsPATCH
THE BIDS FOR TREASURY NoTss-oEN. sCOrr's VISIT
TO THn CAPIrAL-THg voLUkrEER REGIMENTS.
WASHINGTON. Nay 10, 1883.
At noon day the Secretary of Treasury ooened the
sealed proposals for the Of any portion the whole
Of the IS COO of Treasury noes exchange for gold
coin Of the United States The bids amount TO over SiS
of which 81 500 oC0 are under FIVE per centum
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SAVANNAH, May 10, 1858.
The screw steamship star Of the south from New York.
arrived al this por, at 10 r. NJ on Saturday night All