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AImanacs For 1857 TT;

. TToRsY & COUNSELLOR At L .Asss, =
n 5,eperai Land Agent. BE a nj
rfSeef IaHrenee. kansas 1erIIt0F1.
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MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Dealers
WI in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Falises,
Horse Collars, Hides, Leather. Saddlery, Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes. y hips,
0Fershoes. Fir Nets, Re. Store hos 10, Second
Street, Alton, III.
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A SPLENDID DAGUERREAN GA AL1cS !
IL in CelIamors buildings. 81 i7e rS,@rift q
and Henr5 Streets. sIH.ygE
,,v...-..,. GE ~. ". Des.ss
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A CCORDIANs and Flutinas. and MUSE :
n frs ss /: supply thus oa' O. .WSiLMAgTH
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w. z. Sutliff,
MERCHANT. TAILOR, and Dealer in Cloths.
WI Clothing, Hats, Caps. and Furnishing Goods
No. Mass. St., doors north of BlOod's store.
Aug. g. 1657.-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

The trial Of Ira Stout end bis sister for the murder Of
her husband unolds sokeung chapter In the history OF
human deprsvity. Nothing more revolving was ever ds.
closed imagined In the annals OF the oldest cNce OF
among the vilest Of their fostering population.
Stout Iras father and the head Of this family, has
been several times convicted Of offences which consigned
him often N the state prison. The younger members
male and female, proved for years about the couary,
INDUCING degrees Of crime and all descriptions OF vice.
until the group drew together and settlod themselves
down at Rochester where the Tered Charles W.
Iattes married Sarah who had then has sDce become
Iras paramour. Titles character may he inferred from
his associations There we're frequent aud bitter quar-
rels between Titles and hs WIFE, Ira innsmed him by
charges duplicating her with other men, and finally ss IA
supposed was dccoyed Falls Fields the night Of The
murder undefa prctex that ns wife had an assznason
that place When there Stout, armed with CLUB Tor
the purpoee Killed him and when aided by his sister, he
was dragging the dead dying man 70 the precPos, All
three together rhsy fell twenty fees and
then were prccpitatod nearly hundred fees more
down sseep bank, breaking each an arm In tho fal
What appalling scene Of crime and punishment And
yss thus MANNED The wife Of the murdered man assisted
her own broshsr the body into the river, whe.
they returned 70 their guilty and degraded home bruised
and bloody, 70 pass night OF incxpreesieie horror
truly "sbs way o. the ssnsgessor q hard."-Atberl
yo~vwai
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Core ners' Inqaests.

TATM SHOOTING Accfnzyr-CARsLrz Usg oy FIRHARss
Tho Coroner boiined % hold inquest yesterday
q, the New YORK Hospital upon tbs bo3y Of Captain
Charles H. Chaker OF the propeller Seneca, who died Al
the above named institution from the effects OF pistol
pier rs Fast river under the folorhg circumstances
Deceased standing tie end Of tue pier at carly
hour tho morning. when ZONE private waichmcn In the
vi.nity commenced dischsrgr their pistols with view
OF "clearing them out" II IL termed. Through the
careessr OF Of the sGtchmen deceased
shot the right side, the tall entering bet the
sixth and seventh ribs ard odglng tho spine From
the effects OF this wound the deceased died yesterday
Every exerton made by The police TO ascertain who
the careless party but Ia vain. One two arrests
we're made on Suspicion but there did not appear 70 be
any evidence against the suspected parties oy wcrc
discharged Coroner CouDery will Investigate tho matter
arstive Of Say brock Conn He leaves ~fc 70 lament
his untimely end
srIcpx NJ TAXING IaupaSrN - Michael Ryan. . resi.
dent OF No % Beeknan street, committed suicide yester
day BIZ taking large doee OF laudanum Deceased
Incorporate man. end 10 ht OF dependency, caused
by In drinking, he purchased ounce Of snda
the drug ~ Gold aud Frank streets,
and swallowed the for the purpose Of committing
eef destruction Coroner Connory held inquest upoo
the body OF deceased yerdics, death by suicide" De-
ceased thirty Eve years Of age, and vas nsnve or
Ireland.
FAr.I ACCIDENT A Cmtp.-Coroner Connery also held
an inquest No I5b Greenwich street. upoo the body Of
child s years old, named Elizabeth Eprlnger, who died
from the effects Of burns, accidentally received by
her clothes catching Gro while che playing with .
piece Of lighted wood. Verdict, "AcrdeHtai death"
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CJARKsov-sAsns AT strstford, Conn, on Wednesday
Arri ~, by the Rev Mr.. stearns, ResssT Lyrosros
United States navy.
Hli,u,-Romssos --on Wednesday, April q, at the re-
sidenco Of the brides isiher, by tho Rev Dr Harden
bergh, JANE EpwARp HAfsxr 10 ANNIE NJ, daughter VI
John Robinson, Fac all OF this city
IooK-Fwrrrr On Thursday, April 20, By The Rev. Dv
this city
wAiiAcs-psAss On wcdp esday, April %, ats Marks
church, Brookly T. d BY the Rev. samuel Hsssns
wluIAn WALLACE, OF this city, 70 Eenn B. Pnau, Of
Rrooklyn,E Ed.
Nantucket papers please copy.
ynyNo--rosE.-On Tuesday evening, April n, By The
Pow g. d Burchard, Mr. EpvAnp p. Yours TO Miss JnAs
srrrs Tsrs, all OF New York.
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The Glass Ballot Box Case.
SUPREME corar-CIRcrIT.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.

Before Hoo Judge Sutherland.
Arm 29-1ot, Assiole< Of JlIie, 20 he Board Of Su-
p1.so-rhis suit for $50 COO sl.ss ballot boxes sup
Piled contract TO the city, resumed The Corpora
ton Counsel moved for q suit, and amougst other
points ccrtendsd that the county could not be sued.
On motion Of Mr. Brady, the Court said he would per
nit the pautd 10 amend his compliant by Inserting the
'reiusai CT the Bod Of Supervisors 10 pay Mr.. Jo.e
ceuknc."
Nj Busted required Eve days to prepare an answsr.
Mr. Brady SAID the amenoed answer could be prepared
In five minutes.
coed he would ask his Houor assign counsel protect
tie Interests OF the city, ~ he (Mr. would not proceed
with without having ample time " prepare his an
twcr and consult With his clients
Mr. Busted then made affidavit 10 the necessity
for time, and the Court decided giving Eve days but
alter discussion II ultimately arranged that
Lon.tuit should be entered to bring The legal
questions before the general tern next month.
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Bssm-On Thursday morning, AprH fs, YsAzcSs,
daughter Of Ashley and Exs Baker, IN he sd Joar Of
her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence OF her
father No 20 Adams street, Brooklyn This rdsy ansr-
neon, At three O'Clock.
Bowrn.-In Brockiyn, 90 Thursday, April ~, EsxA
IonyxA, wife d John bovnan, and daughter Of RehArd
and Joanna N. c~dmus, aged "a years, months and n
days.
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omcisl Notice from the State Canal Depast'
ment


BY an ofacss notice from the Canal Department all hold
srs Of Canal drafts drawn prior 10 January
l. 1883 are required uansmiI List OF the same, with
the name Of the Com missioner VINO made the drs the
person whom paysse together with date and amount Of
each 70 Auditor Of the Canal Department before
the 10th Of Mar merit All parties having transferred the
same and desiring 70 claim portion OF accrued Ia
terest may their share, must send OF me
20 the Auditor BY the date their claims viii be
considered waived.
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American Scientific Convention.

ISO5.
me Scientific Convention proceedings attract little at,en
don srcep4 among literary scientific circles The
are being Bonized BY the citizens. grand banquet
siveu them last night BY the Mayor q, his residence.
The members OF the Convention were entertained 70 a
.,lsndh banquet by the Historical Society nj the Aths
npum building this evening To morrow they visit the
public Institution and pArtake OF an entertainments ~ Bar
mum "A Hotel.
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The Plan for the Central Park.

The Comm ssioners OF the Central fark -hesss Dillon,
Bai,s rwc1to, Hogs, Gray, Elliott Fields Bemont, Hatch
nss Green stIolg and Russe-have selected 90. OF the
thirty three plans before them four which entitled
prizes respectively Of sooo, COO s7to and $500 We
announced yesterday that the fou0ste numbers were
for the first prize No 49, for the second no. So for the
t.rd, No 81; and for tho fourth Nc. e. Tho parties
who sent in those plans folows-Ho 50, signed
"Greenswsrd Calvert vaux architect, and Fred L. O-
sted, Superintendent Of the Central Park No 3o-Mr
Gusin, another empoye OF the Park being supcrinton
cent OF planting No 2T-sisued "Bsnca," Ga,iutosh
sne Miller And No 20, signed "hArhsttan, )" BY How
ard psniels, architect The plan submitted BY Mr. yeilIe,
chief engineer Of ths Park has sens not found favor
with the commissioners. II will be that the two
highest prizes awarded geateuea who have
exercising constant observation OF the ground thus
showing the value az an Intimate acquaintance with It's
various features, not Gully TO those who 10 design
the Plans bu, the Com MI sorers WHO to decide
upon them. Meesrs vlux and Omsted, the successful
competitors, put down the expenses Q; tler plan a .
total CT 81 100000
We hope the Commissioners viii throw open the whole
OF the thirty three plans the public order that they
may Judge OF the quality OF the taste aad Judgment OF the
Comm ssoncrs, and Obtain Idea Of the Lind OF park
are 70 have.
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erppynp Corrs-Crcuit 1448, 3lso, 2bT1, 2542,
1883 Ie<e $780, $685. sT2s 1920 a14 $685. 2tie, s5io,
lle3 s777 2o6e $780, sI2s 1855, 1915 sste les2 1919,
3bl6 1912 $40, 1922 1915 geo, 2e26H 1877 1857 III
3Tp5, 2i11 sT6 1856, 321e lsl2, 3265 AIS 2Ie, Slts
6s 1900, 1868, 3201 l1i 1896 2s24 1905 $500, 3Its
as74 1878 2set 1899
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PstADurmA, April 70, 1883.
Socks better Pennsylvsnis STATE S. sT,.; Reading
Railroad, "a Morris Canal ~; long Island Raroad M
Pennsylvania Railroad, 42x.
Nsw OprpAvs, apriu No. 1854
Cosfon-sAes to-day 200 bales. fhe pubIIcatiop of
The Arsbss had no effect upon the market PRICES
c1csns renerslly unchanged Molasses roc ale Bs,on
In buIk 90. Hams NC. SIDES So. Hay Gle per TN
awiins Exchange N ~ per cent premium and drmer.
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iod ~ reliable au.hori.y that tter stories do moi tally
WIN each oteer The mate says hs was offered 500 70
sgs Paper 10 the effect tina. the schooner was goiog
Tie coast Of Aires or cargo Of Bczses, and because
ne refused 70 90 20 he put IN ircus
ore o. TIE sailors states the sobooners papers de-
chsec rot 70 oe O. whilst other sailor says that
e Captain bad admitted that the schooner bound TO
zee coast o. Africa for = caro- OF Bozas~
All rave 70 observe reference tells present
s that the vessel intended 9th saves there
as 70 adequate overt act for that purpose
she bad no t whatever beard customary with Save
vessels therefore che could not have found legal
lrze utt reaching the coast sad dRposing Of cargo
after which she night have become the sueec. Of invest
fhtoe without infringing upcr Individual rignu or VIC
The CoTez Is eaid Ia be crulzng the coast between
this and CGceras, with prize board waiting tn
tr,otops from the British Consa General but presume
sbe has been ordered 10 Jamssoa
The report Of tho abolition slavery In the Spanish pos
IessoLs, which appeared r the last papers from the
North, has created much unessinees among prcperty
holders IN Cuha and should prove be the policy Of
the new government at Madrid, will have powerful po
iicAi elect which our armed guardians cAunot preyen
even urcer the prestige OF CoachAs good name ana our
recent roy al fessta.
arrived April 20 British ship raamana accord voysgo)
Nourre, from Hong Korg Of days. consigned tn Mossrs
~ MorAie6 Co With ECO coolies leavIy the @sy las,
paced over the side Same day Spanish ship Julian dc
Unzuea Artaza, from swasoa lis days, ceveripg alive
2oT coolies, and persisted on The voysge LII.
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Upsefsing OF y Pilot Boas-Loss OF LIN.
HI InuN n Anril 10 laha

BY The upse,tins Of piO, beat last night, while at
tempting 10 board the ship Pilgrim of ths hsrbor, Wal.
Ter wesh pilot and two boys were drowned. Walter
We.sh Wa old pilot IN ~ John hsroor, and the
ger OF the ~. John crew Of onsmen who have twice
soved rsccs With New York crew in Boston, and three
tlo~s viii Halnar ".
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The Crcvasss st New Orleans.
NEW ORtsAss, April 20, 1883.
Tbe erevssee has caused new break in the repsirs
snd VIII now be impossible TO stop until the river
falls
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.


Arrival OF shU EDIarr C,ty line SHIP Struck
by = TypiAcosa.
The Empire City, Captain r. Grimm, left New 0reaa as
April 90 and arrived 81 Havana the 2Sd ct sunrise
Htr connecting with steamship 0ranshs, left Tor New
Yorx on the following day ct oeht N aud arrived
yesercsy forerton. Three bours after lesvcs Havana
steamer ehadsi phiG bound IN from Nes York
On tho 26ih, at 10h r. tie Empire City, wee
s,s smog smooth ses, light airs ssrrisg opy
time previously Was struck by typhoou bioxrg
rom the with the utmost voepcs heeps the
thr over, blessing the sails from theic gaskets psr.as
boats lashpgs and tossing the boats up egg shells
The sea, IL occasionally By vivid FISHES OF lightning,
seemed = black plain fecked with snowy drifts
After some hfieen nit utes the weight OF tae
brs, blast passed on, and its strength there-
aver gradually sbattng, doaly stood at Q etroug
pslo, which lasted the night and the following day
the ship ridug hsDds meiy q very heavy sea- Before
the squat struck the ship the atmosphere had Indicated
an approach Danger; light, fiful breeze PLAYED
ncuno NE compass da'A srgry masses Of Clouds,
neTtd carksr ~ OCCASION al geaDpgs OF the through
be'r tFrs'tes, rolled up apparently to CONN centre
about the zernh she frequent ghtnngs flashed windy
nom out their depths. This yphoon oocsrred in lat
80 30, Sn 70 %, and seemed q startling intruder
que, April hight
Since leaving Haiteras experienced nns weser latter
ta!t hAzy.
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Committed on Charge OF Uttering Counterfeit

ST. JoH~sBrRY, w., April 20 1858.
Geo. o. Reach was committed 70 day, afer protrscSd
trial. on the charge utterng altered bank notes OF the
Provincial Bank, Canada East lie In committed 70 await
The requisuon OF the Canadian authorities
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Bsvry's rrScvpnsroas 10 the 0sU snn
cheapest article for dresug besufytnS oleszrsS o-nl
sreservina and rssorns hAis. Ls, w u soA bJ q
AruRGistA
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Movements Of Preside Juarexs
OUl HAVANA CORRgsPONnHNOE.

HAVANA, April 90, 1883.
Arrival # ne G,onado--drs, end SUITE IN Beard
Their Dtpastarc for Nep OIcans-Prjtcss ef the Mexi
can President DC
The steamer Granada, from AspinwaIl, arrived this
evening, aer very agreeable passage OF fo1r days
bringing among her passengers tbs following personages
comprpg what Is called the constitutional g,yerr ment
Of Mexico
Beuito Juarex, r. Caress
helohsor OcaInpo, }. A. remtrans,
Manuel Ruiz, Jacer,o Aaueiar
Leon Guzman, Anst&s romeo,
Guelleume Preto.
This party came board tho L. Stephens at Man
zsniis; and when they arrived at Acapulco received
salute Of twenty guns from Of AvsTezs Generals
In Panama they were hard for the needfu" which,
after some f~a@ supplied n tlmc to enable Presi
den, Juarez and suite to proceed by the Granada to this
city. they have already embarked the New Orleans
steamer, where they purpose meeting tho American
steamer TO carry them TO Vera Cruz Their object Is to
take possession Of the government ut oLce Juarez
the representative OF the Indians the Pacific coast
end ,sd to be sustained ~ very large party Vera
Cruz ard tie surrounding country. He Is the legitimate
lessor OF ComoLfort and Of considerable dipo
matte ability. could uuss what no says Ia cssu-
conversation he appears 20 be inclined to temporizo
port How this project Will eucceed person. OF course,
jucge; indeed, whether he VII. DO permitted 70
lard and assume authority, esrecsy sae:a Anna has
spc Judging from his congregational tact Is Sufficiently
plastic suit the Mexican people. He Is about Gfty 6Vo
pbysiolnomy indicates sreworces coupled with lateu:
frmness OF viii. There aothrg in the appearance Of
ally or The members Of bus suite which would indicate the
talent 10 which they presumed &c their present
dsnciion. All osn say Is that they DO specimens or
The NATIVE OF Mexico suf sieDty engtteucd
to govern nation, II is wonder the country IL
deceived by eppearapc.s, aud hope the preslieot's
Cabinet may yet peasng'y cisaPpoiIt M an;c!patons
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Tho Arctic Snip Rssolute The Exhibition
Of splendid picture sill posilyey close Saturday
hsy ]. Al the gallery Of ". sCaAUs. go Brosawsy.
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| Paris Felt Hats just Received ~ Whites,
i48 Fultsa street. Gepls dress ha.S spring uyes, g.
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Ths Metallic Tablet Razor Strop Can bo
obtained, genuine, 81 j. SAUNDERS store, Ma. ,rSr
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David's Spring style OF Gentiemen's Hats
al the rsse Give him III, =. Sol Broadway near
Inns estre<
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Crsstsssoro's Hair Dye, Wig ard rourees-
The the world wholesale and retail and he 5ye PIT
yslely sppued, at NO. Astor House.
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has and he chds health must depend upon ne
mothers there should therefore, double uplovrd
II the her eyspepus the child will pine he mother
breasts happy once becomes BE al
WEED, then, and thcss remedies, which VIII give health
beth.
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hiisses' Leshorn and braid Bioomera-in
white byswn aud silver gray coors Just received end Tor
sale b. A. LkLAND CO.. 80 Broadway.
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The Only Popular Hat THE Season IL KNOWS.
Its beauty novelty style excellence Of material ard cheap
ness commend IL 10 SIl bet wearers. 2l2 Broad ssy
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Io.OVO Cases Bccfs and shoss az Asctior
0rioess Al rHiIIIrs SMITHS. o. warren sresI
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Do you Wish your Cemtttry Lot Encfos'df
BY using the style Of iroa railing msnufsotdfed ~
CtTbsh co es Nassau stress; NO. you csa nsFe
{ done for about half the usual price.
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or without heels Ia hpe slippers AID ties Al s. boys
patent leather boots with misses and ctortnr boots .ni
shoes OF All sncs and prises pAironiIe sIE9 co.
81 Canal street
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12

CHINESE JUceLxRs.--0n Thursday ito.
movov) night, the celebrated Celestial jug.
elers who amazed everybody by their aston.
ishing feats on their first visit to California
IN 1862 and who have lately been drawing
crowded houses In San Francisco and Sacra-
mento, will give performance before an
Orovillo audience, at the theatre. Ofcourse
the house will be crowded, II for nothing
else, than to see them perform their wonder.
sul knife throwing act. The Chinese are the
most dextrous jugglers In the world. and
this Company is said to comprise some Of ,h,
best Of their class.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12
Channel Rock.

NOTICE TO the Stockholders Of said Company 10
~ hereby given that assessment of one hun
dred dollars 10 the share has been levied by the
board Of Trustees, and Is pay able to Geo A. Emery
Treasurer. at his banking house In Orovle, ON the
LIST day Of June 1858
THos. WELLS, sec'y G. r. NJ. Co.
May 9th, 1S5e-ml2-lOd
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12

Coon LEcoMprox TALK.-ln an old mum.
ber of the "Dallas Gazette," published at
Cahaba, Alabama, we find the following pa.
triotic avowal:
Our opponents. whether as Wings. Union
men, or Know Nothings, have constantly
charged that the Southern Rights Democra-
cy professed great devotion to the cause Of
the South mere ely for party purposes, and to
strengthen themselves at home. The great
unanimity with which they are threatening
the President who is indebted to them for
his elevation, proves that their opponents
have treated them with injustice. The mot.
to of our party has been-the South first
the Union next--the Democratic party last.
Time will prove that we will abide by the
principles of this motto,
The adhercnts of that Southern Rights
Democracy" can boast of at leas: one able
advocate Of their views in the United States
Senate. Mr.. "Mud Silr' Hammond. the de.
generate son Of On honest Connecticut
shoemaker, is that advocate. Hammond
however, has made one amendment to thu
above motto With reads "Mud.sills last"
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12
Later from Carson Valley -. Further
from Salt Lake.

PLAcERvILLE, May 10.
Thompson, the expressman, has arrived
from Carson Valley with further news from
Walkers river diggings. Thompson left
Walkers river on Friday. May 7th, ct noon;
arrived in Genoa yesterday, May 9th, ct ten
A. M; left Genoa at four p. M, and arrived
here this evening at seven P. M. Ne reports
the diggings, 90 far ss prospestsd, to pay
from two to three cents to the pan, the aver
age depth being from three to six feet to the
bed rock, with plenty Of water. The miners
who went there are making preparation by
getting out lumber for sluices and other me-
oessary purposes. The farmers who went
from Carson Valley 10 hopes to 6nd fortune
in few days, feel disappointed, and some
are returning.
Thompson has conversed with one Ed
wards, who resided in Salt Lake City oil
winter, and who states that John Chapman
the only survivor Of the party Of five Wit
we're massacred by the Mormobs ON theil
way 70 the States. is now on his way herr
from Genoa, in company with the part!
mentioned in yesterdays report --Unio'
Tel
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12

WArxn DrrcH IN MARirosA.--y @. Free
mont, In October last. contracted. Cor the
sum of e25 900. $4,000 Of which was paid
doun- with McNsiH & Co.. for route Of a
wstsr ditch, leading from The south fork Of
ths Nsrced, through his mining lands, and
shs baiance, IL was agreed. should be paid
81 the 1rst n the ps esent month. Fremont
rsfessd 70 pay ths S28 900 1t the time men
uone1, Tor he reason. II Is said. that the
guprems Court has denied his right to the
minerals in those lands. hence, the work
- hesa sbandoned, % Ear as he concerned.
-Ugjsa