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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

The trustees of the Maryland Agricultural College, at
their meeting in Baltimore "Wednesday selected the
site Of the college the farm offered them by Charles B.
Calvert esq. about two miles west of Riversdsle, Mr.
Cs residence The location is said to be einently
suitable being Immediately the great highway be-
tween Baltimore and the national metropolis and
sbe by railroad in very short time from each Of these
important points well from Annapolis, the seat Of
government of Maryland While II viii be eminently
State institution this location only six miles from Wash
ington viii give ii national importance which il might
not have at much greater distance.
large portion of the farm is very elevated, having
very commanding sites for college building II is
doubedly healthy has fine stream Of pure water pass
ing through the farm and all other requisites for the
purposes of such institution The farm contains four
hundred of land, has it very commodious brick
dwelling house, and necessary farm buildings,
and the very moderate price at which il is purchased
viii enable the trustees TO add all additional necessary
buildings very liberal scale and keep entirely within
present available means
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We understand that it is in contemplation at the
War Department to despatch Leut. General Scott to
the Pacific coast with view Of arranging for mill
tary operations against the Mormons from that side.
This important movement has not, however, at this
time, been definitely decided on.
Capt James McMcIntosh, United States navy, has
received preparatory orders for the command of the
home squadron, Of which the steam-frgate Colorado
in of preparation for sea, viii be the flag
ship.
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THE SUPREME CoURT

Hon. Nathan Clifford, of Maine, having been APP
pointed and confirmed an associate justice of the
supreme Court formally indicted into his Office
yesterday morning. After his commission had been
read in open court the oath Of Office admins
tered by Chief Justice fancy and Justice Clifford,
having received the congratulations of his associates
took his seat ON the bench
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The New York Express blunders in saying that Gov
srnor Denver continues recognise the free State cgs
lature Tof Kansas and its acts The freeSate legsa-
ture is the bogus body which peends to be acting
der the authority Of the Topeka constitution autbor
ty not defended legal by any The trorrai egs-
lature elected pursuance of this laws Of the Territory
is legal body and this if is which Governor Denver
properly recognises The Express has COMPOUNDED the
bogus State Legislature which assembled at the same
time as the legal Legislature OF the Territory with the
latter
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Market
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Mcssrs respectfully announces 10 the ladies
Washington Asasndr TINT they have Just r"rS
from New crka magnificent nasostmeni Of
SILKS AND FANCY DREs3 GOODS,
COMPRISING an the the following description Of
All WOOD printed mousse de lanes
and merino
dclainc rObes a guile
rqainbi all qualities
Plain hgh taietas aud pRSuH de ho4e
Magnificent q a volant and qusiles
rlvetaf
Two aounced and doubie4skir silk robes
Mourning silks, morce antiques
mes siik and elegant designs
6rcuad robes a yollnts
Evening dresses IN great variety, &c, &c,
styles entirely 70 this market ana a |" WINCH
br the terms O consignment viii be offered,
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY,
ysixey for cash and ah the a mportAtn
ourh examnaon satisfactory seectcn from tins unaproseh
ale oc have detcrmnod TO throw
on our ENTIRE FLOOR for the exhibition and sale 81 TINS
inTvprc.
Baiou Kid Gloves
Msses ladies' and gents all and eosrs no "isra lots
every pair warranted genuine
The subscribers trust that the ladies OF aslIng-
mn and ~ vicinity viii appreciate offered and
m satisfied sufficiently cwcrful nouoemens 10
avail Of opportunity which can never 90 W
again really desirable goods n unrrceonny
The sac viii Tuesday jAa1ary ~
o'clock win positively be continued bu Tor 80 DAYS on
Jan l6-I~ Penn Rv, between ssh ana sln S9e''s
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To THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
wo,fe,s schiedam Aromatic schnapps

The pre,or bers attention OF strangers and The
ezes az Washington very superior article 81 Hoaa g ~hch
rrsnoca 10 the American public 81 VOTES she
UNI Aromatic Scinapps
This riu manufactured by proprietor exclusively at t- dist
srr In ,.nr Holland from the best barley thn can
~ ,r Fur,,e a, any cost nedicated mt By
r common berry the most choice botanical variety OF
In, arousiic Italian juniper berry vnons extract a
e and rched sprnoas solvent and thus becomes con
,,.c,p-e az exquisite aroma altogether transcend
ing in its cordial properties alcoholic beverage
Ilrret
The rope,sr nearly the whole medical faculty
M r,,sa STATES ana has four thou
sand nysicians Their aSatare
a n most desirable addition 70 msera metica-
Persons should careful TO set The genuine art
a IN, xs,o. country l. flooded with limitations
Pu NJ quart Of dozen eaeh and ie
lie by all the respectable and the United states
unolPHO WOLFE,
Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No % Beaver New York.
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Houses Printing Telegraph.


CONVENIENCE or THE CONVENIENT DEPARTMENTS,
,nler and residents generally the West End Of the city
TIME New York and Washington Printing Iee-
graph Company opened an oce IN Wizards h"s Mhene
rnues win direct Baltimore fnaaePna an
NV YORK And connexion wHn ne oiherc,
House and telegraph Wheeling lit burg
NASHVILLE Memphis Orleans Albany bunno
CrTelnnd Columbus indianapolis Toledo Detroit A,osgo
ana = Im, Torouto Inniton Montreal Qucbtei Providence
scn pnrtland bangor Halifax johns and all nsrmedas
r,i,ts Ia the United States and British provinces
srscss National Het-l entrance from Sixth strctt
Wizards Hotel entrance from the vefusule
ID U
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rT,HE TURNER LEGACY .-Messrs Taylor Mau

have tnai they have utt recs I'd from
drawings ny the best hrash
the and drawings by the late W NJ
the above collection the property d The tJf >h
ton. exhibiting at Marlborough House London
Also Simpsons historical painting az the Restoration
the people 81 the United
Majesty Queen England at Ccwe December H. 1856
Mear Taylor injury by The Qaeen puhers aesrs
Cnnzghi Co, London
on exhibition Pnnsylsania avenue
Stephens, a Cos store fBuus from 10, m, tot y M
Admt4i rs cents Dec is diff
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The Winnebago Indians in Minnesota rased last year
5000 bushels of wheat the reservation being
than half the entire amount produced in Bue Earth
county They have nine townships Of land and Of this
600 acres are under cultivation
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MERCANTILE IksOLvENCIEs.

MesSrs j. ID. Pratt q Co, of the Baltimore Mercantile
Agency, have issued circular embracing much aststi
cal information with regard to the financial troubles of
the past year throughout the United States and the Brit
ish provinces From this circular appears that the fail
in the principal cities Of the Union during the year
1857 were rs follows
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meeting been held in Philsdelphia 10 consider
the propey of increasing the number of ohapans IN the
army and navy memorial to Congress on The subject
has been prepared being extensively circulated for
signatures
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON,
Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic SchnaPps

prescribed great by the medical faculty IN gravel
chrome Rheumatism drosy dyspepsia sluggish circulation Cd
the blood inadequate assimilation Of food exhausted vital
and, beverage, it has superior in the world
Pm and bottles and for sale by all the druggists
and grpccrs in Washington.
UpoIPHD WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
is 20 and q Beaver street. New York
Dec 18--d3mir
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Dec 13-a3n
ToUsEFURN1sHING DRY Goops.-HooE,

"0USE-FURNlSHlNG DIZZY GDODSs-HoOE,
BROTHER CO. north side Pennsylvania avenue, between sth
constantly hand fun and completely assert
ed named goods which they respectfully
wife the attention Of purchasers viz
Wilton the
patterns Brussels carpcngs three ply
ngras twed and plain Neniian and carpcnes
linen floor damnsks dninaks and oil cloths ssnir
crumb cloths Mosaic velvet tucd and oher
mSiugs, ooored and white
table OIL cloths bed blankets Marseie
pillow and bolster linens; superior
table cloths napkins match;
hnckeback and other towelngs and table
muslin brocat lane daask and other
materials and other materials for furniture gilt
shade linens gimp curtain
pushes velvet
and Brussels conan sc together with grea variety OF other
ARTICLES all which will be offered such
10 insure speedy sales. Jan ISL
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The New York Journal of Commerce understands that
opposition line of steamers is to be to California
by way Of Aspinwa; both lines viii thus the Pan
ANA railroad in transit to the Pacific.
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CITY,
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. &c. 1858.
OF FICIAL
APPOINTMENTS BY The PRESIDENT.

p1 Au1- IhI~,AII->l
Bv and uzh the aduss and Of The Senate
Beverly L. Clarke, of Kentucky, appointed minis
fer resident of the United States to the republic of
Guatemala to be also minister resident of the Uni
ted States to the republic of Honduras pursuant to
the 9th section Of the act Of Congress of the 18th of
August 1856, entitled IAN act TO regulate the diplo
matte and consular systems of the United States
Fayete McMullin, of Virginia, governor of Wash
ington Territory.
Abraham Rencher, of North Carolina, governor of
the Territory Of New Mexico.
Alfred Cumming, of Missouri, governor Of the Ter
ritory Of Utah.
John Hartnett of Missouri secretary of the Terri
tory Of Utah.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IL THE COUNTY or WASHINGTON
William Cooper, Charles r. Queen, Richard Bur
CESS, Richard r. Shekel, William G. Palmer, Terence
Drury Henry G. Murray, George Mattingly, Patrick
McKeuna, Franklin Darby, John r. Queen
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ton 80 AZ 20 extend the time for examination by the
a1rts Of inquiry 10 such cases pending and
Ssrmned before any Of those courts at the expiration
Of the law. aFs
The amendment agreed 10, and the resolution ~
amended passed
Mr. wINsLOW OF North Carolina from the
committee reported bill to amend act entitled ''AD
al granting pension to Anse Wilkinson :; and II wss
,ssd three times and passed
EXPORT coaAIrrKE PRINTING
M NICHOLS of Ohio. from the Joint Committee on
printing whom had been referred the proposition to
mint extra copies of the report of the Commissioner OF
the General Land Office, reported the following resoiu
ton
per II she once printed for the said
The resolution agreed to-
And then ON motion Of Nj. RICHIE, of Pennsylya-
mia at three o'clock the House adjourned.
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED,
Rev. b A MAGrlRK BENJAMIN SMITH,
esq Louisville Ky. Miss KATE daughter Of opoSSoGHrE
esq, OF Georgetown H. c.
Frederies Baltimore Louisville KY please
copy
" Haskell, JAMES L. GRAY Of
TEXAS 10 Miss CATHERINE CEPHANE, Of Washington H. c.
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The Boston icedeales propose sending out steam
the Banks for the purpose of towing in few oebergs
to I'LL their Zoe houses and thus make good the probable
deficiency in the ice crop.
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Caviar: Petits pois; Trunes. sc.

ASn CANS, &c. Of our importation, viz
ls4CO Trunes, natural On tin and glass;
retits Puts, natural and ~ butter
C5amTagsous, natural
Sardbe-, in oil
Ancl0yies, Iackled Gin kegs)
Dutch Herring Tncsied, On keg-)
Italian Macearoni salerma
ALSO
Caviar from the Caspian sea and avoriie dish in
many parts Of Europe
For sale bv KING RrRCfTII,
Corner Vermont svcnDe and Fficcnfh street
l6-eodet
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DRrYK,RDs DRUNKARDs, AwAKE,- save

nRUNKARDS, DRUNkARirS, AWA AVIAN. say
vnnrselves fathers mothers, wives, rsterst
endssHse pour sons, husbands brothers nnd n s them
drunlards fate and grave restore then '" s
srlre 10 rou In fainlr circle, TO the world ana ~
ross Delay not remedy Is Brw W your power you go
s. viii, or without knowledge, with the same pepe
fsasi sna saving voluntarily f~S en- II vi
most inreierafr hrnkeI % M
in drinks 70 gradually cease creating perfect snd hormash
cnrc disgusf which he 50 fond OF
chccrfuness, Hnd assv
Induced by many VINO nave Dcen fu'neu ~
tune health position, and have resanra tner Po
known to the woFid, anu
uany fallen brother will compound for any VINO ma onei
rr bottle or forward 1t, by express or o
- !, nr ,art Of Tho rniot the bottles
Iggd4,as' - J r. EEsTAup, NJ n,
49, 10 s,m- Baltimore Post onoe
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

PROFESSOR j. E. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
fully thanks his friends and patrons FOR past
mem a Of the
sudio a, Mcys Gallery s4s Pennsylvania three
doors east Of ~ street
pec4 At
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- GORGE ". BREGA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
NJ IoKsrIav, Ne. Is Wal tre-s Ne~ Port
Now ami
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rrExAs LAND FOR sALE.-so, 900 acres, in 800,

and 1esEue tracts siua cd contiguous
projected railroad Terms accommodating
moderate good No enCumbrances Apply George
Fisher, the National Hotel, Washington.
Jan 2o-eo3ts
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A CARD-Those of our customers who have open
upon hereby nncd that the viii
Goth respectively presented
tory about the FIRST OF the year.
all that the peculiar condition 81 MONETARY
obligatory promp and speedy
and by doing no apology III be
nec 24-3sawaw
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TURKEY YELPERS.--A Turkey Call of my owl
make and pattern bs mailed the Union b
enclosing dollar to s SUTHERLAND
Jan 2o-d5t" Gun Maker, Richmond, Virginia
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MURDER GEoEGETowN.-A lad named John Webb,
when returning from school Wednesday afternoon was
shot dead by Benjamin Oge, who was enraged because
his house had been accidentally struck by stone thrown
by another lad Ogle instantly arrested and com
itted to Jail to await his trial He is painter by trade
and has OF late dispated and quarrelsome
II is said that he was intoxicated when he committed the
crime.
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New York, June 29.-The steamer 10.
seph Belknap. of the Philadelphia, Camden
q Amboy line, collapsed a tiue in the har
Dor this morning, killing one of her fremen
named Lansing Devan. Damage to the
boat tritling. The John Cater will take
her place this evening.
The Times Havana correspondent says
the Commander OF the Wabash saw the
British Vice Admiral in Jamaica, and re-
ceived from him every assurance Of the
speedy cessation OF further visits from her
Majesty's cruisers, accompanied with the
positive denial of said cruisers having re-
ceived orders to search American vessels.
lie further stated that the Commanders Of
the jasper, Buzzard and Styx, would be
held TO a strict account Of their dOings.
The military commandant at ST. Louis, was
telegraphed to-day to send an express after
Gen. Harvey, recalling him from the expe.
dition to Utah, where the present force will
be placed under command of Gen. Johns
ton
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On the first page Of tOday's paper, our
readers will find the Speech Of Hon. james
M. Cavenaugh, delivered in the U. y. House
of Representatives on the 9TH inst, during
the tendency Of the report OF the Fort Smell.
ling Investigating Committee. We com.
mend its careful perusal to all.
The wholesale Misrepresentation made Of
Minnesota and Minnesotians by the Black
Republicans were treated by Mr.. Cavenaugh
in manner they merited. lie denounced
them as Mlnnesotian should do, making a
bold and truthful defence of our citizens and
our interests. The many vile ISLANDERS which
the Secret Circular Clique have circula-
ted at Washington to the damage Of the
States interests and character, are handled
iearlessly by our Representative, and their
falsehood and maliciousncss demonstrated
beyond evil.
During the short time Mr.. Cayenaugh has
occupied bis seat in the House, he has been
active in the prosecution of every measure
which looked to the advancement of the in.
terests OF Minnesota. An eloquent and fiu'
ent speaker shrcwd politician, with an
unbendng integrity, attracted TO himself
friends and admirers both in and out Of Con
gress, and he has already an established rep
utation a. one among the most industrious
members OF the House. We refer TO these
facts with pride; and they will be read with
pleasure by our people, who are also proud
Of the man who represents them in the pop
ular branch OF or National Legislature
Rochester U,mOfrOf,
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.E'geo,. Wasilington
adeAoe Of the n. Z. Tribune

correspoadeaoe Of the y. = Tribune
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Dispatches were
received from General Johnston to-day also
letters from civil officers at Fort Bridger.
Some OF the latter were dated Dist and
others the 18th Of May. The former speak
confidently ola probable pacifcatior through
the fundamentally OF Gov. Cummings Of
forts, who had been six weeks in various
parts OF the Territory, and had succeeded in
satisfying the Mormons that cancellation was
practicable without compromising them or
the Federal authorities. All Brigham
Young asked was fair trial, but he object
ed TO a jury from the camp. Judge Eckles
had thwarted Gov. Cumming seriously by
his extra-judicial Intervention, and il was
known that others were combined with him
for the same object.
The last date presents a less promising
aspect Of affairs, and mainly from the pro.
ceilings which Judge Eckles and the Unit.
ed States Marshal had sought TO institute,
in defiance Of the Governors policy. II was
believed that their efforts were directed
towards collision, as the most efectual
means of subjugaton. Brigham Young has
assured Gov, Cumming that he was willing
to give himself up if he could have reason
able chance Of justice. The latest letters
state that Gov. Cumming would 60 to SAT-
Make about the LIST of June, attended by
the other civil officers. Mr.. Forney the
Indian Agent, was to accompany him, and
open an office there at Provo. He had
succeeded in his negotiations with several
tribes of Indians, and reports favorable pro
gress with Others.
II bloodshed now occurs in Utah, it will
be mainly owing to the rash measures OF
those whose first duty it is to preserve peace.
Instructions have already been issued here
to stop Judge Eckle's ioolhardy course and
additional orders will 90 by the next mail.
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SWAlM'S
CE l. EBR ATED PAN ACEA,
ron rHk crRE OF
lNCIrlENT CONSUMPTION.

seroiul. "enersi p.eiiy, White swslns, Rheumatism
Diseases Of tho Liver and skin, and all
oI the hicd AVID Ihe eaecs
AIMS rAxAcsa SS Ia. Sssn hr NOR. than ,A,r,y
y~ar~ celebrated In this country and 10 kurpe fer It's 81
mate 70 the snrrons hooks which may be
had frai.sl aeeesiIsn,,es shs rasaeea
ha. had The singular ior,une Of Scss recommended
by the mosi .hrsied phi, Aieans aud o'hrr eminent
" u,h.oo, N IL Pra 81 surgery IA. ueiysr.iy.
y's,ass Mo't y Pvt q s@rssfS ~ ns'''r'Is
Chapman, N y. frel Q. rhyslc. IA unssrsnl
rrmsS M rss.t yolles. , a. rsy'i n.. rh'a
l,h,rmae, Member Ro,si college surgeons ioeiou
"a " kfN,ns, late Mmster 10 spain.
sir Thomas Pearson, A.Jer oeatrai Rrinsh Army
G0hsr, Robertson Brush censa 40, Se.
BESIDES large number ui Ministers % The Gospel.
! Members III congress rhGsn,srop,s,s. se.
Ana s'.a, The wonderful earr' eescisd by ssaIms
medy. lhs ransres doe. no, rca,aa meroafy IN any
torm aod heng an innocent preparation h may he given
Ts.re.i pr,Ne ha. been sedyoei to o. s., per ee'sc.
containing G,ss ss o. iar s,sI sss' %
Swain. rsnsoea Is Ia round bottles, nucd onEiudi
""' "s sWa IGs,st sSrn H. ~ .s"'
and having The name OF Jis s~ats ssmprd on The seal
ihs Wal aud written on 'he label cs'e,,ne DE sotA aud
new abi for the .'de o The eo,ls composed OF sec.
metric lahe wuft comprising hlue dnrf~hi des which
have seea turned Tor he exclusive eAe VI hy pr.prete
by Draper 10, hank ncie ensravofs m fhahr'rhia
Pour dies II ddr-ai patterns t ,bs BODY ~ ihe ~ets
the a portrait al late Nmi ~ ain,
from tho borders T., two circles " lathe work
Tho words swaima fsnaeea " are engraved '"nAti'
ruously op two turned sups. and large r"aeu''hsi
do fnma The upper margin The p"Fdnfs Al" composer
PLAIN lathe w,uh strips, nnsae "i Which " engraved,
Ia stnall letters. the entry ~ The copyright
ALSO swAiMH NEHsiftuk
A valuable tshIly Medicine, hong ahlAhb alptN'"h
remedy for all disessra arising from dch, 81 20" u
aesilv- urgsn. such worms cholera mo,hns ~ sen
cry FEVER aud ague bleeding psA, tirh hrsdNhe a.
ae, s~s the pamphlet, which may be had stSn' seeo"
Hymg III. Nsimiese. 80 .,..,ouv rur
! Prepared uniy =, VANS LAhohAiohh nv
lt,p sIAki, seventh cot, below Chestnut, inuAnt
| ph,a AID a.id BY ali Ia. respectable prahs"" 7" "e
| Iugsd STATES -.... a.,
CAUTION To Thh rthhl.. ,v,s a,
rstsnas wishing go nb ala the gnhnint =" ~
/ kAukA AID ~ AIMS ykNMtftuE Ah"ni' '"'"'
\ nl IA observe that die ns,pe
SWAIN
,pall.j e, rres,l, on The ho. and labels az hry may
b. imposed az by tnsaiein.s mse ~ ln''aHth :" 'n
by . pes.oa boa,l,s sinewhst similar MANS "'"'-'
| culslsd IA deceive.
| General Agents f,a the nned states, . A,
! sCiiIkrfkLiN bhotiths 49,.
| p,,a-s aim 40 William street New Noh
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Sr. Louis, June pa dispatch from
Isavenwyrth Of the 9th, by the steamer
Platte Valley to BoooevilIe, says that the
two companies Of the 4th infantry were
coming to garrison Fort Lesvenworth, To-
getber with two companies OF the same com
mAod nov at Fort Randall. They viii be
accompanied by rs recruits, which viii AZ
rive hire within TEN days from the eastern
StAtea The movement ID uDderstlod 70
have reference TO the reported hostile indl
ans 10 Nebraska