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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

NEw YoHk, Aug. 6.-Thy Iiegal publishes
special dispatch announcer the arrival of the
Agamernnn at Valentia Bay. She may have
arrived, but nothing certain is known yet. The
truth Of the dispatch is doubted, as By previous
arrangement, ouly signals are allowed to pass
between the Niagara and Agamemnom until
both vessels reach the shore. No news from
the latter will be received until she lands at
Valsnta Bay.
Through the courtesy of President Buchanan,
the agent Of the Associated Press is enabled to
furnish the following dispatch. 10 Cyrus w.
Field, Esq, Trinity Bay, N. F.:
My DEAk SIK.-I congratulate you with all
my heat an the success of the great enterprise
With which your tIa'ne is is 50 honorably con.
nected. UNder the blessing Of Divine Proyi-
dencc, truStflt may prove Instrumental in pro.
noting perpetual peace ard friendship between
the Kindred natious. have not yet received
the QneeLl'a GiSnaIch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

Dea4 MIR. whi,aere o'Neil, Post Master in
steubenville. duringth the administration Of Pres.
ident Polk, and man well known to the peo-
pie generally, and of commemorate social quail
ties, died on Monday morning at the American
Hotel, IN that place, of which he las, for some
years been proprietor. Ills death was sudden,
anu nc leaves large family aud numerous Kin,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07
CINCINNATI MARKET
AuGrsT 6.-Flour finn; good dcmnnd-
Whisky 23c. Provisi n, buoyant; good de-
maud.
BIYER AND MEATHER.

! ".
ClNcINNA1l, Aug. o. River risen inches.
Weather sultrv. Their w.
PrrTsRUaGn, Aug 6.-River four feet four
im il. metal mark, falling. Weather clear
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

4 Golden 0Gor,-we find the following ad
vertiscment running its. time" of zone mouth
paid" III the Richmond South. The idea is so
novel, the induce'nent held out 81 glittering,
that for the sake of some of our aspiring young
ladies, we give the advertisement an insertion
gratis"
ss@oOO REwARD.-An aged, chialcss lady
is DESTROYS vi adopting daughter She must
not be over IL years oI age aud brlng tcstluu.
malls "f good character Tie young lady in
question must be prepared to encounter Tie
it,tIulness of Ieeblc aud diseased old woman.
0therwi Use she viii be treated With tile greatest
kindness; her support aud education viii be
most literally cared for, and at her adopted
m"'hc'sdcath, Size willie made hen to All estate
worth $20,uUU. Any person wishing the place,
will please apply 10 er agent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

RAyLAHD Mast., Feb b,1R63
eHeutS your Hair Restorative, wish "a ths4
tndlnB my ir growing thin, Is well gray, Wss in.
dpesd from what read aud heare TO article pre-
FREDDY youto promote It's growth change It's color
~ y outh, both Of which hiss effected compietely
In the operation 1hWVe used nearly three bottles.
:. : fopFs Sc JAMES FRANCIS.
o. j. WOOD co, 8i2 Broadway New York
n The great n Wire Railing ktshIshmentl aud 114
ket ST. st. Louis, SO. :
dees=l,t-w&E1y-Aa iy1S-sm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

SEE advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver In
'i''''"t.'r :" a',of''"r c"l"mn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

CosHncros, Chic, Nov. IL, 1885,
O. j. WOOD 3 Co.-Geuts A L have been engaged in
selling Hair Restorative EeasonE Tor one or
your lYca agents "a. ". HsckSon anu having expri-
eureti the en'hct4l elects OF It myself ould like
tain for the State Of Ohio State In the
He't SHOULD you wish 10 make such arrangement,
am c0nyinc.d there q okhfg SQNuL to % IN the DATED
tes t,r restortng Tie Aat Iiaye been nths
Drug business for several ara, and have sold various
for the halr hut have found nothing
stOF. the r=tiye the scalp well
- yoGr being July Convinced that your restorative e
what it to be. would like engage In the
sale OF IL, for ] am satisfied IL must SELL.
/. d Your tFtlv i a % IAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

~ TIE HAN -PeolI have for c nt,ries been afflicted
%h haa , bead and the only rensdy heretofore know
Pr1ess"r Wood these articles helnR peustd witt
put Feat many persons still pat oniSe tn, they
have Deem SO Oits Imposed upon b. Hair Tones differ.
eht KINDS. 40 all such persons earnestly tn. re-
guest! that they will try once again Woods Rtsturi.
Tive tre s no tuciI thing fail We Of Lady who
was oad Who used The article shoEl tine and r head
now completely with the tniest nlos b. Autttu
curlS Imaginable We know OF numerous hair
was rapidly falling ut, EhChit restored in greater eIiec.
ttOn than T. ever had beet before.
II e also without doubt Of the best les for keep
Ing me hair T. good condition, making soft and glossy
dandrp6 an has proved tstl greatest
my to all the Ills that HAIR iB heir to.
4tfS TIE duty Of every one to improve their
psarancs, thouSh ue regard 10 lie ways u
dong IL; but Will admit ahe4uttful head Of
hair1 either in Is object
sired, and there that shoui untri-d
to obtain such sonsiderat on O7ad1as 4dE0catO,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

Il Discracstul Distvrh,mce recently occurred
on hoard steamboat lying aground at the
Sisters. Itseems there was woman ON board
the boat, whose conduct, according to the clerks
noti"n,was notiukceping with gentcel propnictv.
The clerk Threatened to put her off the craft out
of decent respect to tile lady passengers. who
complained bitterly Of the woman in question
As the clerk was about executing his design, he
was interFered with by man named Pe,t0n,
who pretended to know the woman, and teSti-
fled to her responsibility. The clerk ordereu
the woman from the boat, however, and as size
was leaving. paid her respects to him with more
severity than elegance. The officer becumir
enrugyd pushed her eff the plank At til,
point Peyton dealt the clerk a blow with liz
fist. The blow vas returned, aud two or three
OF the bouts crew then turned in and cleaned
Pcy ton out entirely, meeting with no iusigniti-
cant resistance FROM the woman, who was de-
termned. as far as she could help it, not TO see
her pl o,cctor abused. Pcyton and the woman
came down to this city, looking considerably
used up, aud took the cars for Cincinnati
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Preaching may be expected in lst baptist Church
on Sabbath (tO-nOrrCW), August su at u o'ciock
Il. JEFFERSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07
MoRA TaAN 500 OooBOlTLEs
SOLD IN llIE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE y ksAl1.

TIE RESTORATIVE or Pax. o. j. WOOD, FOR RE.
ri storing hair p r'ecsly and rn emily las set
had rival Volume after Iolue ght gwen from all
parts o. The wor md % e mos Intelligent, prove
that % u a eLect e StotTtpe but the crt u
you cannot doubt read also the following.
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THE AlLANTIC IRIECil3A=pH

oFE1oE, ooKk lEArEE AND MoNRoE sTsEe4s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

Whipping Her Hus6and,--Mrs Ialc's huS-
baud, Of East Wheeling, has hut one leg, which
misfortune in the begging line is tower Vi
strength, lie went out esterday aud return
ed with an unusual humber of dimes. Upon
MIR. lIalrs return Mis-. Ii. took off his wooden
leg, as was her custom, and demanded the liza
te'i"l results Of tie days begging. The hus
band refused, Wien the wife took the wooden
I'g aid proceeded 10 beat lin over the back.
Cttics' Lancaster heuliGg Of the affair went to
tie stlarty and brought her Out Of the wilde,
ness" She was sent TO Jail for three weeks b,
Aid. Wilson.
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sa9M0 @1@.zo
81.
BY THE UNION LINE.

10 TtsE lNrEI.I.tss N,nR,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

GNINGlNNATI soAP.--1Al boxes German and o.efne-
per steamer EaAieeor sale Ci1einnsti prices, b.
Gk4sC15s ]. a. NET0ALFs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

Western Reserve cheese.
1f Bon Es prime Cheese just received and for sl by
IhI lib" VI. REILLY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

L0UR-1 barrels Phoenix Mus White wheat Extra
y F~ut, just received anu for sale by
jylU ~ D0ANE e ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

This Linirnt nt upon which the gres
OF the Atcted OF All lands rely relief NON
me q ShsGm asisn Heqragis. Gen sipt!as,
diseases rs rapidly rsedne nrtF
aratlone Fhs Propriet0rs ktge for Of
by + duri the past Ontta CtT-
ti1cates from the parties famed
thS ProPrleteFs, bst the length pablcaten Of
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
POIygamy 10 be- TOlerated.

"OId Mr. Buchanan" in his proclama.
lion to the Mormoas, uses the following
language:
"Do not deceive yourselves nor try to
mislead others by propagaling the idea
that this is a crusade against y0ur reiig
ion. The constitution and laws of this
country can take no notice of your creed,
whether it be true or false. That is IA
question between your God and your
selves, in which | disclaim all right to in /.
terlere. II you obey tho iai0s, keep the
peace, ani respect Inc just rights of 9TH
ers, you will be perfectly secure, and may
tive on IN your present faith, or change II
for another aL your pleasure. Every in
telligent man among you knows very well
tha this govermaent has never, directly or
tndirectiy, sought TO molest you in your
worship, to control you in your eoclesias.
tical affairs, or even 10 influence you in
your religious opinions"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Slate OOnventlon.

We hope our friends will not forget
thO State Convention, which comes OF nt
COlumbus on the l3.h. There should be
full representation from this county and
We hope ALL, as Gar as possible. will be
present. The people have ii in their power
TO nominate just such ticket as they
want and they should SEQ that u is done
We have Confidence, that a. excellent
ticket viii be put 10 nomination and thai
q platform Of principles win be adopted
broad enough aud liberal enough to oon
nitrate tie entire anti.Admhlstgatiol
llroea 10 Tho State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Indian Troublo,.

CuicAoo, June ss,-Reports from Da,
ooah Territory state that tho Yancton
Indians, 5000 in number. are committing
depredations 10 white settlements along
Minnesota river, Cause dissatisfaction
because annuities now due have not been
paid by the Governmon,. Therefore they
intend TO recover the lands and drive the
whites away, They have destroyed the
village Of McdaTy, burnt tho town OF
Faadrau, and pl ndered an emigrant train
near Medary. The settlers are oonoen
lradng at Minnesota Falls, preparatory
for defensive operations.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
voIOn on TRE NV sTAIn.
ARti-Lrconpton Resolutions Adopted BY
the Minnesota Huuse--senatOrs shields
aud Douglas Endorsed.

10 the House Of Representative Of
Minnesoia on Saturday last, Mr.. Saikey,
= Democratic Representative from ST.
Paul. offered the following resolutions
Res0lDcd, That Government, TO DO Just
and Legitimate under our Republican sys
tenn, must rest upon the free consent Of
Ihe people governed, and that in our
opinion the attempt Of the Administration
10 impose the Leoompion Constitution
upon the people Of Kansa. against tbei
consent was an Infringement Of this prin.
ciple Of Free Republican Government
The Lecomplonites adopted tho usual
parliamentary tactics to stave OF vote,
but TO no purpose, though the Speak !
made arbitrary aud absurd decisions in
their favor. Tho resolution was adopted
by vote Of 42 to %. The vote was po.
liically divided, for the resolution, 81
Rrpublicansand ! ! anti. Lecom pton Dem
ocrats; opposed 23 Leoompton Demo
lorals.
Mr. sheetz, Republican. offered the FOL
lowing resolution:
Rssoived. That we approve Of III,
course Of Stephen A. Douglas, Gen
Shields, and others, in their opposition L
the attempt Of the Administration .,
force the Lecomplon Constitution upon
the people Of Kansas IN defiance Of theii
expressed will and wishes.
This resolution was adopted by vote
Of a. TO 90, politically divided as follows
For the resolution, 81 Republicans and
l3 snti Lecomplon Democrats; against H.
~ Lecomp,on Democrats.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

Feom fhe LONDON Times.
mutiny on board a French siaver--orsyo
Hundred md FiflY Negroes Massucred.
PLYNoUrH, June 1.-THE African Steam
Navigation Company's packet Ethiope,
Commander Croft, arrived at midnight
with later adyioes from the West coast Of
Africa
In consequence Of information received
at Monroyia, Commander Croft left 10 the
Ethiops on The / 4th Of April, and on the
10Th fell 81 with the FrJnch ship Cell
Regina, 420 tons, ia possession Of a
largo number Of negroes who were not
able to manage her. After a .pafley, the
second officer Of tie Ethiope, with part
Of the crew, went on board, when about
$50 Of tho negroes swan to the shore,
where nearly The whole were murdered
by the Captain Of the French ship and
natives
ltappears that the Coli Regina, which
is completely fitted for the slave trade,
had been cruising for month near Cape
Palmas, and, under pretonco Of taking
hem TO a better place, bad secured 5Ot
negroes, who we're Immediately placed
between decks, many Of them 10 irons
When the Captain (Simon) was ashore
and a part Of the crew in a boat alon
side. the negroes procured firearms, ant
shot all but the doctor and TWO Of IN,
seamen, whom they retained to steer tn,
ship. Capt Simon came within gunsho
several times afterwards, but was not al
lowed TO come on board. The Cmi Re
gina was towed into Monrovia, where sht
was left in possession Of the purser o
/ tho Ethiona
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
TakIng lhe Pfegldent al BID VOID.

IL trust, however, the example set by
the last Congress, requiring chat the CON
stituiion Of Minnesota should be subject
tho approval and ratification Of the people
Of the proposed State, may be followed
on future occasions. took it for granted
that the convention Of Kansas would act
in accordance with this example, founded
as u Is, on correct principles, and hence
my Instructions TO Gov Walker. In favor
Of submitting tho constitution to the peo-
pie, were expressed in general and un-
qualified terms. ."-E9trdet from the Pres
ideHrs Message
one four democratic subsorib lrs sends
rs the above extract from the Presidents s
messag- Of December last, and wonders
'if democrats in Sandusky county arc to
be prescribed for taking the President at
his word and believing that to submit a
constitution TO voie OF the people Is
founded on correct principles" Our col
respond nt thinks that some Of that ex-
tract would do to print in capitals -
Fremont Democrat.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

THE TEnrANrEPEc RoUrE The con
tract for carrying the Pacific mails via
pehuantepeo h1s been sealed and deliver.
ed,--'he arrangement 70 begin In Ooto.
her, The Tribune Washington cores.
poudenue says contracts have al.
ready been made by the Company Tor the
construction Of bridges. TO begin in Au.
gust when the wet season is nearly over,
for steamers between New orleaus aud thc
terminus this side for iron s,eamers on
Gaa zNooleos River. for three large no.
tells, two terminus. aud midway for 100
Troy coaches, and with tho Pacific Mai
'hip Company for the transpor,al ion o.
passengers to San Francisco. AN to b,
completed and delivered for starring ii
October.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
A Renerade.

The editor OF the AdOsHiser has turned
Republican sRd is urging the nomination
Of Watson for Congress. He doubtless
wants another chance to slander and vii.
lify him. as he did in 1856. Mr.. Watson
must consider himself highly aattered Ly
these graiuitOus notices, from one whc
has sought every occasion to deIsct hit
character.
"Nll you como Into my parlorl
Said the sp er 10 the ay"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Latest from Camp scott-.-Gen. lanes
Case,

Sr, LOUIS June Q1-A dispatch from
Leavenworth, ON tie 24,h, by U. S. Ex-
press 10 Boon,ille. Us that an express
from Camp Scot, bringing dates to the
10Th inst. five days later than by the
mail has Just arrived. Garrison letters
By this arrival report Col. Hoffman with.
In one, aud Capt Marcy within Two dAgs'
march Of Fort Bridges II is stated that
Gov, Cumming felt considerable distrust
of the Mormons and their promises. The
army would break up their camp aud
march on the capital by the 18TH inst.
There would be an efficient and we'll arm.
ed force Of 500 men. Provisions we're
plenty and tho men eager for the com
mand TO march.
The testimony in the case Of Con. Ian,
was concluded to-day, and to morrow /.
fixed for tho argument. Public opinion
| is too much divided to predict tie re.
tGl.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
L. STEM,
J.K HoRD.
P. sPlELMAN,
J. NJ. STEVENS,
Il. L. MCKEE,
RenuhlleAn Central ClmmIllee.
nTho Threo Ransag BiIls.D

A glance At the "7bres KuHsns Bits
will satisfy a.y one, thR, the English OF
Conference bill was intended to be =
eMlalls.- While the Others are outspok
en- and candid, and w0uid1,if adopted,
completely settle the question, as FAR =
Congress is concerned. this is a miserable
evasion and settles nothing hut the fate ol
Shose who supported IL. While the Crit.
tsudsn Montgomery bill submitted Lo.
compton fairly to the people, allowing
them n free choice between free an
slave state. the English bill either SUBMIT.
or Don't suBNrr. ns you choose. Il offers
them FIVE MILLION acres Of land II
they will come in now a. a slave state
but in case they refuse, promises them no
land and oompels them to say out Of the
Union for years, subject to all the pains
and penalties Of a territorial government
Judge Hall must have been "hard up
indeed 10 send suoh document into an
intelligent community. We shall publish
the Conference Hill soon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Trial Of Jim Lana.

The preliminary trial Of Jim Lane. for
the murder Of Gaius jenkins, at Law.
renee. X. t. was still progressing at last
accounts. The quarrel resulted from a
claim thn, was in dispute and the defense
are lrying 10 excuse The set on the ground
Of juslifablr homicide.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Indlana PoIiLloa

In the 81 Congressional District. the
administration party on the OH. inst,
nominated James Hughes for re,electlon.
The anti Lecomplon delegates repudiated
the nomination Of Hughes. organized a
separate convention, and nominated John
+, Carr as their candidate.
In the 6rst District staunch DOUGLAS
democrat is ia the field. lie will proba.
bly, be supported by the republicans and
Americans in sonneotion with his own
political friends
We hope that the example set by the
anu-LecomptOn democracy in these Dis
tricts, will be followed in others. The
Douglas democracy have no alternative
but to swallow Leoomptonsm without a
murmur, or "set up Cor themselves" -
Why should they hosita'e to do the latter.
when they stand upon the frm ground ol
truth and political consistency. and have
an indignant peOpls to back them?-Frs,
mont Democrat
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Illinois Politics.

We notice that. in Illinois. the Admin.
istration parry. (Posmastcrs, etc.. have
recently held Convention and uomna.
led ticket in opposition to the regularly
nominated Democratic ticket. The OBJ.
jeol Of this is undoub edly TO throw the
Slate into the hands Of the Black Repub.
llcans, and defeat the 70 election OF Mr.
Dougss to the U s. Senate We oan
scarcely believe that these Illinois boilers
are acting under instructions from Wash.
ington, although il is confidently assert
ed That such is the case. There Is no use
attempting to crush out s. A. Doug
las. ltran't b. did" lie occupies lou
high a place in the affections of the peu.
pie to be "crushed out" by Gis puny al
yerfarios. Their cutthroat game may
defeat his return to tho Senate: but let
them bring about such result. il they
dare. We would like to see Mr.. Doug.
las Presidens Of the United States IN 1861;
and il those politicians A. Washington,
who Hre ihstigating the boiling move
ment in Illinois. do not desire 10 aid in
bringing about such result, they had bet.
ter "call of their hounds" at once.-N Na-
poleoR Northwest mourahc.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

GoyERSNEEr ExPENsEs. we present
The following contrast OF Government ex.
penses' under the administration Of Fill.
more and Buchanan. In 1859, under the
administration Of Fillmore. the expenses
otthe Government amounted TO S48, ,644
e6i-in 1883, the expenses Of the Gov
ernment under James Buchanan amount.
70 910. 1871. .O69--s difference in III l.
over hve years, Of over twenty-five mil,
lions Of dollars against Buchanan. Is
this the kinl Of boasled economy prom,
lsed us IN the Cincinnati Platform Ia
l65' ~ Rsntoa Republican.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

TuE nRIrrsH q ,roN USgErfLrb. -
Contrary to form.r reports. tho official
Dispatches in g,rd to the visitation and
search question, received at Washing ON
from England. ars unsatisfactory. The
British authorities have acted in a differ.
ent sp rit from that manifested by the
London press, and are not disposed to
WELD their assumptions so readily as was
anticipated. or TO diselaim the acts of
their naval commanders ia the Gulf
They are only prepared TO receive "sug-
grauons" from our government They
re willing to enter upon negotiations.
after formal complaint aad definite de.
mand OF satisfaction on tie part Of the
United States - Cih. Gar.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Trial of Mrs. LittIes.

RoouEsrER, June 26. The Jury in the
case Of Mrs Lttles. tried for the murder
of her husband, retired as half-past Cour
on Friday afternoon, aud were out until
the opening Of court this morning, They
rendered verdict Of guilty Of manslaugh-
ter in the second degree. The Court
promptly sentenced her 70. Sing Sing
prison for the term Of seven years, This
sentence seems 10 satisfy the public mind
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Severe SaOw storms on the Plains-a-I.oss
Of Men aud stock.


severe SnOw storms on the Plains-a-I.oss q
OF hen and Stock.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-The Republican, 5
Independence correspondence. under date
23Hl, says the Santa Fe mail had arrived,
bringing dates 10 the lst inst. Capt,
Marcy had been heard from bslweon the
Arkansas aud Platte Rivers. In severe
snow storm, April l9th, he lost 25O mules
aud large number Of sheep. Col. Lor-
ing had proceeded very we'll. until April
s0th, when be was overtaken by severe
snow storm, in which six Of his msn were
frozen to death, Lieut. MoNally, Reg,
imen;al Quarter Master, lost forty or 6fty
mules, all his beef ca.,le. aud sheep.
Me-, Alexander, who was sending trains
10 Utah, lost all his animals, excepting
l5 and was obliged % abandon his wag,
ons in the road.
The New Mexico Mining Company was
fully organized aud ready for operations
Their establishment is the most complete
ever erected, aud the most sanguine hopes
ara vntetlNNsd Of ultimate success.
Hail. Perber & Co, arc making rapid
preparations tor transmission Of mails "a
California via New Mexico.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Inclination Wanind.

VIII shs Adosriissr be so kind as to
point oHt to us Tie pAye aad date Of lie
Congressional Globe, where Il is stated
that Hall actually did INTRODUCES bin for
the repeal of the "salAry bill. or. if in
tredaced, whore he ever attempted to have
il acted upon.