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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

DEATH or A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS And
GRIZZLIES TOWARD THE REV. FREDERICK GROVE,
~ SIASsH AAERIcA.--The Rev. Frederick Grove
died yesterday morning at the Westminster House.
Mr.. Grove went from Great Britain, about twenty
years ago. to Belize and established himself as an IN
dependent missionary. After about thirteen years
evangelical labor among the Spanish people, he be-
came satisfied Of the necessity OF wide circulation o
tie Scriptures The only versions accessible were very
defective and he retained to Crest Britain and inter-
ested q number Of Christians in Edinburgh AMI other
places who formed association for procuring an I'M
proved edition Of the Spanish Scriptures. he suoSe-
quepty visited the United Ststes, and secured the
favor of the American Bible Union under whose aus
pces excellent translation was made. in conjunc'
ton with the friends Of the in Great Britain.
About two or three years ego be returned to me Gel
tral Spanish American States 10 resume bis laDors.
lie sustained himself in the field by teaching. and was
supplied with copies Of Scriptures by the American
Bible Union. Everything prospered with INN 'ii
persecution hedged mp his way. He was imprsoned'
harrassed, and at last driven by mob violence from
the country. His life in danger, till he was SAFE
on the steamer at Panama. His exposures ana ini-
prsonneuts brought on fatal sickness. Since MS az
rival here, few days since, he has been gradually
sinking, and low lice in death, martyr for the "onu
Of God.
The funeral services # the Rev. Frederick Grove
viii be held this afternoon at o'clock, at the nees-
ing-house Of the First Baptist Church, corner VI
Broome and Elizabeth streets. The Kew. mssSs.
Mott, Hail. Baker Sarles Remington, and others VIII
take part in the exercises. Tie members Of the boaiu
OF the American Bible Union will meet at IL. er'cA
at the Bible Rooms for the purpose OF taking Suen s
ton the occasion may require asd u aniDs III Tue
funeral services.
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THy TELL-TALL CLoCk.-Proprietors or mAe-
ss-r OF ARE -ssbhshmeot that r-aa- TO .-s cs~rs
ofs-cs ~s'oe-n nigh, have ons Complained d tAs "a
Whether that aseAD., 10 vsisnty attentive 10 the DATES =
Ire necessity OF uch constant .ad es,r-nc si..ce 70
the.s sppSrrU' a. but ths mast rsisss vHteh.n
ma ,sss fl o%y a.r, q an hour re, IA: ia.n
ray -I,s ia employ, heavy sses from the s;,enps Il
,s ~ SUPERVISION could n,,-'ofcr-
on the mpoyce thsse sne that o0rd hardy D. css1
ors,nir,ir BIT u.-houe factory csnno, ascra saos
nsaif,h snd 'rPcnsv. rr-s"s nsns vac g~ps s 49,
ss;chnsu would b. have above stated cheap
simple sid reliable. .r-r.,
CoA the Invention csou fellow rssn aud 'sfs ~
esin Nr Forssts Of ROYAL. Were sbe machine 90
Tse eesi per.e.hrye p.n, npHrh, psadaiann .a.i'..
% AhS .ailss.sa - We u ae. ~ 1880 ~
the power % the clock few inches s-lsw TIE
dial ncosed under lcch and kry IN pendulum Goa
and compo.es Of ne,sSc levers. slowly proprsas
e sni and RON right 70 e isst bars
r a .sese SS % s.sS s.h. oss ss
.n :" TO ,Ss h5.. ., Sunday Si1A ssiA4 =. lev.
and rneh covered With fAs and small knlb the outside.
al hat Is visible o; the machine.
Tue Ck performs rs function. regularly night sui day -
time piece. The Tell Tale" works ony from p. "a
the Puneh bouh, down the the lowe. s s..@
oo'Dcr Of .he card representing IN % oosk sunday sshsi
o'clock toe asts wa,chmsn besss hi. roads 4, that ho
precisely be s;les slight blow the knob outside the csct
the within, the point for O'Clock The punch impsueA
BY carriage way and levers. very slowly and bores
tally the card toward the intersection CT perpe
dcs ard horizontal line that O'Clock sbou, half
uoh ahead The ~achmsn In the ,ue makes his rounds
r,turs the cloct and its hands indicate quarter
h. ykes The knob bow, ard the punch
register, H. Ara quarter Of an hour through the night
b. thus record the Of bsiuf
and attentive his charge Should he the krob
tale telling blank the card clearly points ssiso
ard tie morning he has explain Why he neglected his
duty.
As soon the prnch reaches the last hour o. Its Sunday nis
sster the levers take il back by obhque upw move
eut ~ the brsnring of the second seres Of squares and
remains there ready commence its movement. again
Monday.
wstchmsn alter the card insert smother
otherwise it'll the machine without the manager know
ing the utility Of this simple invention viii be readily
know Lodged made by Mr. koUR>iks at the Request ~
omnibus propr.to and has been In complete
cssu oil the omnibus stsbes for yea 1t pst
ented = month
Mr. forRSnR preparing, understand 70 uaks biz -
yeuon generally known in tbs country aud in Europe sas
of and remuneration
b. amply met. The number of establishments ~her the rcl
Tae Clock I'd very Railroad other dePots,
warehouses; cotton ard other presses. hospitals stables
WORKS factories banks public Offices Steamers, &C. ct
iSssst themselves
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Nrw-Yorx HosrrAL.-weekly report to Nov. I,

SYRroUs Saturday afternoon q man
esg- e.. Ter va. al work Eoa~ No. 81 Canal
from ladder which Ds standing b
the Sidewalk distance % ret, and fractured his shu
He attended by physician after which tie sufferer "ss
corvey- ed to nis res.deLce Il WILLIAMSBURG.
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owned By X. T.. Dickenson. esq, TIE father Of the
young man who was los, with her.
lChlcsyo Journal Nov. J.
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CoRREoTIoS.-Ofiicer Twomey wishes TO say that
he and the other oiicer engaged in the conflict with
the ruGiars On 18th street. near Sixth avenue,
on the "a inst, were no. forced to run for their lives,
but held their ground TO the last, and drove oa the
villains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

TrsrlMosI.L.-On Wednesday evening very
pleasant hour was spent ON board the Royal NAL
steamship Persia, on the occasion of presenting Mr.
Norman Mcleod, late Second Steward, with very
handsome gold watch subscribed for entirely by the
working stewards of the ship, as small mark Of the
respect which they entertained for him while working
under his direction. This is the first time testirno
NAL was ever presented TO Second Steward On board
of one of the Cnard line. Mr.. Mcleod first entered
the service OF the Cunar Company ten years ago, and
has sailed in the Persia ever since she was launched,
now about three years He leaves her to settle in our
city, in partnership with Mr. Richardson in Water
street For five years Mr.. Mcleod was Chief Steward
Of the Glasgow line About sixty sat down to supper,
nearly all belonging TO the stewards department.
Mr. Lyle one of the FALCON stewards called TO the
chair and presented the watch, while Mr. Ball. Chief
Cook, acted as Vice. After the usual loyal toas.s,
1.-THE Queen Of England" and ''The President Of the
United States" followed the toast o. the evening
Norman McLeoa-4uccess to Linz" Then followed
Ike compliments to Capt. Jalkins AID Mr. Muir, the
chief officers The other officers were ,kexi.e toasted
ard Mr. David McCubbin, the Chief Steward to whom
the excellent arrangements of the evening
fdei, received the hearty thanks OF the company,
crowned with bumper. Mr. Caldwell the Chief
Engineer, also received the honor Of public men
ton by the conyivlal party. The company was en-
fvened by some excellent singing during the evening
by Messrs. Lyle, Nichols Loveridge and McCubbin,
who sang respectively " The Cameron Men, Benny
Dundee" "News from Home" aud The Plains Of
Waterloo The company broke up i'll the " .ms' wee
houus Of morning highly delighted with the evenings
entertainment,
rumor having been circulated that Tie Persia will
10y up the return trip, We cGn confidently assert that
she will make one more trip, and then lay up for the
Winter, the Arabia taking her place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

The TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1857, contains ~
returns Of the Presidential and Congressional Eectioes =
1856 For Of STATE Elscuous hsA In is5s,
rsIsyxK ALMANAC for 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

DEATH FROM ScsLDs.-COroner Perry held sn
inquest tie house No 2 East Thiteth street. The Body
Mary Noble child nearly u rec month. Old WOO d'
Of aids received Friday sss oy irs MO
ash Tub Of boiling The jury rendered verdict u
accidental dssth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

TnE STEAM FmE-ENGIyE TRIAL on FRIDAY.-We
have been furnished with the following additional par
tculars in regard to the performance Of Lee n Larneds
Engine at It's recent trial at the Bowling. Green.
Ia throwing through '-inch nozzle, toe stream
held steadily at about .6 feet horizontally, though
it, force WAS broken by the thick branches of the trees
through which it Necessary to direct it; the fur
thcst throw with this stream fully $40 feet. OF
tie perpendicular hight reached with the nozzle
ro measure could be had but the best judges estimated
il at not less than 40 feet, and much higher
ls-mch nozzle, one Of inches aud two OF inches,
successfully used with about the results.
The bose taken 10 the top OF the ivestory build
ns NJ. is Broadway, hight of about 60 feet, from
which hight ls-inch stream was thrown 40 feet
horizontally and additional hight estimated at not
Ices than - feet. From the same postion, playing
through al open bat of p inches diameter, water
was thrown clear Of two Intervening roofs upon the
thild roof beyond, distance Of from IS to GO feet
II viii be scenths this performance, as regards both
quantity of water and force beyond the range
OF Ordinary fr-engiue duty. Compared with that of
tie Hope engine ct tie Merchants Exchange, it
showed q; leas, fouriod power, though its weight is
but little more than double the excess of weight being
fully compensated as it is in good part caused BY its
arrangements fr applying the power OF the steam to
the wheels, to prope itself. Compared with the
Cincinnati engines, while its weight is about that of
tie secondclass of those engines, its throwing was
fully equal TO that If their stclass, with the same
Advantage added, OF sefpropulsion.
The trial of running the engine, carrying load Of
twelve fifteen men, some Of the steepess grades
and wors-coudi,cred streets in the city, with an en-
CINE so novel in construction aud operation, operated
by men whose only previous practice had been OBJ
tanned IN single short trial "Trip, was severe one but
was not declined, and il was satisfactory in its re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Noy. a-BeGrs
LII. La.

Joseph Morrison OCT. Augustus SchelL
This action to recover duties paid on cigars.
under protest 1t alleged for the plaintiff that the
cigsrs were illegally appraised, one out Of every tea
rot having been examined
Tie Court held that under the particular crcuA-
stances Of the it was not necessary that out
OF every ten boxes should be examined, and if ths
officer OF the Government acted in good faith and N
honest appreisernent had been mado, the plaintiff
could not recover.
The jury found verdict for defendant.
For plaintiff Mr.. Griswod; Tor the United States,
Meesrs. SedgwIck and Hunt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

A CoLoRED SPECTATOR ARgEsrED.-Last Thurs
day morning colored man nanei Thomas Osborn
went 10 Mr.. Charles W. Alderdiess daguerrean cal
lery No. la Bowery. and had three pictures taken Of
himself which he ordered TO be sent the street
TO a jewellers store. Mr.. Alderlee sent his boy with
Osborn, who managed to get the dsguereotypes away
from him on a promise tha, he would return and pay
for them. The next that was heard of him was that
he went to the wholesale provision establishment Of
Mr.. II. A. Cragin in Chryste street, where he bar
gsned fov about Sos worth Of hams, bacon, lard, &c.
which he ordered 10 be sent to the foot OF Delaney
street, Last River to the steamship Washington He
also went to Mr. joseph Haght's grocery-store, cor
ner Of Chrys,e and Stanton streets, and bought two
rkins Of butter which ordered to be sent to the
same place. The provisions were sent there, and the
alp not bsng fcuAd, they were taken to the North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

The Laws RELATIVE To WoMEY.-Dick g. Fitz-
gerald have published "Ecery Woman her Orn
Loocser-a guide TO all matters of law, of essential
interest to women, and by the aid Of which every le
male may, in whatever situation understand her legal
course and redress and be her legal adviser at
least so far the technical knowledge of the law will
make her so.
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Acknowledgement
TrAs-TUr CANTON TEA COMPANY haye On

every variety Of Trss for Grers and Tee Dealers sn1
pn,.s. fses souchors Ooonz and Young Tyson from ~
70 Gmpowder and Imperial from sJ 20 tN All oshss
qualities equally low. Also Sb boxes good FAMILY TIA ks
Ana Roosevelt
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In our recent list of lecturers gave the addrei
Of Mr.. A. Bronson Alcott as at Walpole, n. II. l
should have been Concord, Mass.
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CITY ITEMS.

MISUNDERSTANDING Mosie.-Mozart's great
work. Don Giovanni" will be given tonight, with
ncreas. force. The cast is great one: Mile. Picco-
louni, ia the charming part Of Zerlina Madame Gaz-
zauea ar Donna Anna, Formes, as Leporello and
easier as the Don. Mile. Ghoni, from her Majesty 5
Theater makes her debut in the pat Of Donna Elvira
The other characters will be filled by Lorin Tamaro
Gasporoni, Wienlich and Muller. The opera will be
conducted by Carl Ansohutz who appears for the frs
time this season.
Few novelties promised at the tbeaters this week,
the managers being so well satisfied with the attract
veness of the old pieces that they continue them. AT
Niblos tonight viii be played "The Phantom and
the "The Young Actress" in each of which both Dir.
and Mrs. Bonrcicault appear At Wallacks are an
noupced "a Gentleman from ireland, "The Lady
of the Bedchamber," and "Neptunes Defeat Laura
Keene still keeps on the bill "Our American Cousin,
which is the most successful comedy Of the season. AT
the Broadway, Mr.. Hackett will play "Falstaf' in
"Henry w. At the Bowery, "The Knights of the
Mist and "Idairo the Destroyer are to be acted to-
night At Purdy's National Theater new season be-
gins this evening" under the management of Alessrs.
Purdy and j. b. Howe. The inaugural performances
are ''T.e Knights of the Mist and "The Bleak Hills
of Erin. At the Museum, host of funny isms by Dr.
Valentine all the curioties and the "Theater of Arts.
All the Minstrel Halls put forth good bills, and there
viii certainly be lack of entertainments this week.
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IAdvertisement.l

WHAT PROFESSION SHALL l FOLLOW Go OF
tn FOWLER and WILLS. No SS Broadway aud ask hc.
20 examine your head They WIZ give you csrem analysis
Your ORGANIZATION and will from your knowieds-
yourself and indications Of latent power tia, have at tines
b.for. IN dream convince Of is courctaes
and Point step take b, ssu aud quiet
unipg or position which sou Rad doubted your sb 10 ID
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in order to meet the wishes of the great numbers
who were unable TO obtain admittasce TO Mr. Bayard
Taylor's lecture on Moscow, the Committee OF the
Mercantile Library Association bave engaged him to
repeat il to evening at the Cooper Institute.
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IAdvertisemeut-I
GALLERIES.

PnoToSRArus
AgsRorYpES AND DAGUxRRsoryrrs
Nos $50 aud 2o5 Broadway NewYork, and No. So rsaay
wanna sy, WASHINGTON. d. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

VIM. Caldwell, late cashier of the New-York Post
Office, has been appointed Assistant Postmaster. Mr.
Caldwell hos had much experience in Post-Ofice du
ties and the appointment is an excellent one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

SUPERIOR COJRT-SPEciAL TfRN.-Nov. G-Bofors Judge
oYfMAS.-DEcIsfoSs.
The Western Bank Of Scotland agt James Lee.--
Demurrer 10 reply oycrnIled with 81 costs.
james Thompson ct al. agt. Patrick Lee ct al
Ordered the debtors the opinion be sd
judged in contempt and be fined 62j and committed to jsi
until the fine be pad & Of the Court obeyed order IA
be submitted.
Before Judge sIossoS.
The Metallic Car Spring Company agt. Benedict g.
Cot for defendants with costs by decree b.
settled
Niblo act. Harrison.-J Judgment for plaintiff on de-
with liberty 10 defendant 10 In ten days pay
m vi Of demurrer
Turner agt. Peltin.-Motion to strike out answer a.
sham &c. ensd with 81 costs, shidsyts 10 b. tiled.
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la " INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME conference.-the s-Befote Judes
CIRRKE-DecIsIoNs.
Philip Nusbanm agt. Augustus Johnson.--Adj0st-
neut Of affirmed, without costs Of this motion
George King agt. Elisha Boomer ct al.-Motion 10
open default denied without costs .g
Thomas Blanchard agt. Donance Davis.-Motion 70
open default granted OF 10 costs OF te dsburss
unents, and IS costs Of motion.
Thompson Lake, &C., agt. Jas. j. Felter ct AL
Same order as ir above case.
Before Judge INGR,HsN.-DwoscEs.
Michael Gallagher agt. Julia Ann Gallagher.-,Juig-
of divorce granted.
Ann Couch agt. George Couch. Referred to Mr..
Chas A. Peabody to take proofs, Nc.
Before Judge MuiLIy.
Daniel j. Miller agt. Luther n Fuller.-The motion
for leave 20 file supplemental setting the dendasrs
discharge granted payment By defendant Of
o this motion.
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Bold HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-Oiicer Josling of the
Fourth Precinct yesterday morning arrested daring
highwayman, who gave his name as Harvey Fowler,
upon charge OF robbing Terrence Rooney of No. 33S
Water street of his wallet, containing $7. Rooney al
lges that the night of the 18th nit he was passing
through Voter street, when he was attacked by
Fowler ard two other men, whose names are unknown
to him. One Of the gaIg half choked him, while
another red biz pockets and The third ended the per-
Torrance by knocking him down. Rooney positively
Identifies Fowler, and the accused was fully committed
for trial by Justice Connolly yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

Notwithstanding the large number Of recruits OBJ
Navy relative to the augmentation OF the United
Mates Marine Cops renewed energy n the enlistment
available men has been recommended at all naval
posts. The stringent requirements of the service are
10 be slightly relaxed, that soldiers may be
ornua,ed. This anxiety on the part of the author-
lies looks like determination 20 considerably enlarge
'he military material of the Paraguay expedition
Vep'' s'mns has reported for duty board The re-
.s","ss snip North Carolina and in consequence Of
e"."eu period that must clapse before the
'""''e,eo steamers can be ready for sea Lieut..
Senen mas opsained cave of absence, aud is now in
Washington, ID. c.
Inc navy department is in recent ol savices of the
oeath OF Asa Curtis, the Oldest tho America,
Navy. which occurred on board IN. er;s.. :. a,.
renee, at Rio Jabeiro, on the 18th Of Ssro,,,r la.
"Rkck Of the SCHOONER PmoI-ryy,, -. -.
During the gale on Monday night. the ssrr d.,
WITH cargo OF wood from Grand Haven ,nad. ' "',
harbor, but the captain fearing tha, he ", oui
SS~t, anchored Tour niles northeas. OF the Lieht
mouse. The sea yiole entity al the time OF on 49,
ing the deck. Ii soon became evident that She ia
I'VE but short time, and Capt Bel lowered r..
ana succeeded in getting his crew CONSISTING sc IT,
men, into ii. They were subsequently rescued by the
brg Nelson. ~ '"e
AT the time that the Captain and crew left the YES
n there were on beard, a gentlemen from South
maven, whose name is unknown, and yoanr man
aaped Samuel W. Deuckson, who is well known TO
Iu,oss,ness men. The two CONCLUDED 10 remain on
the vessel, deemog il the safest. short time
me boat leit, the vessel went down. and both of
'asin were drowned
'oe sehr. had on board 80 octis Of wood, aud was
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The nativity table gives 2i6 natives of the United
States, - OF Ireland, - of Germany Of England,
of Scotland, ? each of France and Poland, and
each OF Italy, Sweden and the West ludies.
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River, where she was lying At the dock. Upon IN
quiry, such person Osborn could be found. HIS
next speculation was al the stall of Mr. Wn Ssger,
No % Fulton Market, where lie purchased side of
beef, but whether be succeeded in defrsuding Mr.
Sager We arc not informed. Mr.. Alde7dice kept
sharp lookout foe him, aud succeeded il recovering
two Of the pictures at house in Sixth street between
the Bowery and Second avenue. Last night Officer
James Esgan OF the Eleventh Precinct, who hal been
watching fo- Osborn, arrested hun al the house in
Sixth street. He was locked up for the night. He
will b. taken before Justice Steers at the Essex Max
ket Police Court, this morning, for examination.
The Placer herald., 1858-09-25
From the Plains.

GLACERVILLE, sept. Il.
The overland mail arrived at IL O'Clock,
last night, in charge Of Huntington and
Lindsay.
No news of importance from Salt Lake. A
portion of the Utah army are en- route tor the
Shoshone country, for the purpose OF pro
tecting the mails and the emi grants. Dr.
Forney, the Indian Agent, accompanies the
troops and will demand of the Shoshones al
the mules they have stolen. and adopt mea'
sures that will secure their friendship.
The Placerville and Humboldt Telegraph
Company have reached Brocklss' bridge with
their lne and, if the weather continues ia
vorabe, expect to open an office at Genoa m
three weeks.
The Salt Lake correspondent of the -1lta
writes that the number of U. s. troops in
Utah is 300 men. Besides there are some
500 attaches; making in all 5000. There
are also $500 head of mules. 700 head of
horses, and 200 head of beef cattle, belong
ING to the army. There is but three cases of
sickness in the entire army.
The 9th Infantry, Numbering 5S5, left Fort
Bridger, August 2lst, en- route to Forts Walla
Walla via California One hundred and fifty
mounted men, under command of Captain
Hawes, left Salt Lake city on the 5th of Sep
tember, for the head waters Of the Humboldt
agreeable to the requisiton of Governor
Cummings, to demand for and punish the In
dians that robbed the mail from Salt Lake of
August 10th.
Mr.. J. S. Dodge, the new Indian Agent,
has just arrived from St. Joseph. He goes
out to Carson Valley to establish Reserva
ton at that point. It's the intention OF Gen.
johnson to establish. as early as possible, in
the spring, permanent post at some poin,
on the Humboldt, for the protection of the
mail and emigration. Also post on the
southern route to San Bernardino, and one
at Platt bridge. At Fort Laramie there are
at present six companies; at Fort Kearney
four companies; the troops to garrison the
post at Plat Bridge are to be taken f ON
Fort Laramie. A great portion Of the 9Th
Infantry have not arrived yet, but are daily
expected. The present location of the army
is such that in the event of any trouble with
the Mormons, it could intercept the egress Of
them, either north or south. The army will
soon 90 into winter quarters, about fifty miles
from Salt Lake City, near Utah Lake.
Gov. Cummings is determined to send as
large force on the mail route as is requisite
to insure protection to the mai and emigra
ton if it requires one thousand men.
An Administration newspaper is to be es
tab!ished at Salt Lake City,