Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-06
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BONNEVILLE, Sept. o.--lo Salt Ldke couu-
ty, 10 Utah. at the late election for the Legis-
lature, the Gentiles received only SO votes.
Col. Candy, Of the 10th Infantry, with two
companies OF the Second Regiment Dragons,
and two companies of the Sixth Regiment of
Iofautry, are to garrison Fort Bridger.
The following officers. Oh leave Of absence,
left Utah. on the 9Th ultimo:--COl. Cook,
Lieuts. Buford and Pegram, of the Second
Dragons; Coils. Waite and Chapman, Capt.
Marcy, Lieut.. Rich, Of the Fifth Infantry;
Col. Alexander, Capts. Gardiner. Gore, Don
ovap, and Lieuts. Grove and Maynder, of the
Tenth Infaotry.
Nine hundred head Of cattle were met at
the Big Sandy, Of which number nine had
died 90 that day.
Col. Williams command was met at Scotrs
Bluff. The Seventh Infantry, Of 1000 men,
under Col. Morrison, were met at Platte
Bridge. The returuing volunteers. under
Col. Bee, we're passed at Fort Laramie.
DETR 1T, Sept. "a Democratic State
Convention was he'd here to-day. OF which
Robert T. McClelland was President. The
following nominations were made: Governor,
Charles Z. Stuart, Of Kalamazoo county;
Lieutenant-G Governor, George G.. Monroe, OF
Hillsdale; Secretary Of State, j. Z. klng, OF
Msckinac.
Resolutions were adopted, declaring ad-
herence to the Cincinnati platform; asserting
the right of every people TO vote upon their
constitution if they 80 desire; expressing
confidence 10 Mr.. Buchauau's admiplstra-
ton, and congratulating the country upon
the search and seizure question on the basis
Of Gen. Csss' protest.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-M. Yrizarri, at the
request Of President Martinez, has, it is IN
derstood here, Withdrawn his resignation as
minister from Nicaragua. Gen. Jerez's er-
rand to this country was to negotiate q trea-
ty acceptable TO our government ADD bene-
fetal to both republics, but be has lett the
city without having BEEN received IN a diplo'
matte capacity.
The Cass Yrizarri treaty, as amended, was
sent by Nicaragua to frizsrri, and by him
forwarded to Washington through General
Jerez.
The receipts into the United States Trea-
sury last week amounted to 1922, 600. The
entire amount on deposite is uearlv Sl5, OUO,-
600. of which $40, 6l2 600 are in New York.
There is abou. $l2, 500, 900 subject to draft.
ALBANY. Sept. 2.--As the train on the
Norsbern Road wss coming in crowded with
passengers last night, a freight train on the
Central Road was backed down at the cros-
sing, and ran into the last car of the passen-
ger train, upsetting it. The following per-
sons, ell from West Troy, were injured =
Edgar Odell, probably fatally; Mrs. +. 5.
Ares, shoulder dislocated; Moses Cra7er,
arm broken, and Injured internally; Captain
Washburn, badly cut over the face and head;
Mrs. G.. Powell, badly cut over the face and
head.
New YORK, Sept. 3.-The steamer Cahaw-
ba, from Havana, with dates to the Goth, has
arrived. The health of the city was bad.
Sugars were dull and the views of holders
wsre above those Of buyers. Several large
contracts for new crop sugar at extreme
rates had been made. Molasses is unchang-
ed. Freights were very dull. Exchange
declining.
FULTON, ILL Sept. "a fire occurred at
one o'clock this morning. destroying two
blocks of buildings including the possofhce,
dry goods stores, printing Office and several
dwellings. Loss sixty thousand dollars, with
but little insurance..
BosToN, Sept. 2-The first prize for steam
fire engines determined by the recent tri-
ais in this city, has been awarded to the
Philadelphia aud the second best to the Law
renee, and the third to Elisha Smiths ma
chimes.
WARRINGTON, Sept. "a mechanic named
Flasher, from Baltimore, fell from the Capt.
tol extension this afternoon and broke bis
arm in two places and otherwise injured him.
self.
New ORLEANS, Sept. There were AZ
deaths from yellow fever yesterday. .
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2.--There were AZ
deaths from yellow fever yesterday.
Three stores, at the corner OF Magazine
and Canal streets, were destroyed by lire this
morning. The loss amounted to $4,000.
Bo.ToN, Sept. 2.-The ship Junlus, from
New Orleans, lost two of her crew from fever
on the passage, and the chief mate has been
taken to the hospital.
ClsCINNATI, Sept. Goo. IL. Pendleton
and w. 5. Groesbeck have been renonlnated
for Congress by the democrats of the first and
second districts.
PRAIRIE DE- CHEN, Sept. 2.-llon. Cadwal-
lader G. Washburn has been unanimously
nominated for reelection to Congress from
the first district.
BosToy, Sept. 2.--Dr. VIM. Wesselhoeft,
homeopathic, died yesterday.
The VIce-PresIdent Overhauisd.
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