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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

be s.. With psy FIJI n'.re. q u. ME q not r. than
Ger: .nn ally Ts to-, Ss s 1Is 70 s. from he s
sses In se~-Yors for thr'y days neH before me ne
n.rd udng With then 70 b. deis:rsd 20
he ssrl soersned BY Rrgis'er shove mentioned The
TIE ssuir declared felony in The
Auditor officer eognte'Enips them panl'ha1ls BY rue
ds.crir,ive lis. OF these 70 be delivered tie Sae
rt..surer who 10 rsqered tn record it in biz office.
TI..e ,erptiye Hsts Of the deposited b. made
GU ard s1.d y TIE 49, Aa va. seqPP SS o sb
10 10 hep. by The Auditor sohe By The Treasurer s7d the
lion fte AZ H. 70 deliveries The Treasurer who
male responsible or iser 'se heepLe b4 they may BE- -
y,.,ytnt mus. ,r,rs.e. It. business n. pa. where il.
charter and prohibited from mako ' no'es payA
be any rse besides i,s own COUNTER 80
Btdes The per mentioned Of i,s deposit / uu;:
ti or nos may presented ID. p.sce Of payment
the Monday Of January ard July she banks are ~
CURED 20 make statements, showing he name
nfth aid pce residence esh stakeholder tosetner sith
e amount Of 'fos owned y esn 40 md ,bs persons b.
and 10 transferred Of which placements shall Dc sd
in cor psee in the shouse exposed 70 pub
IL surp, bar king hours The other be hed WITH
The Recorder Of Deeds in The county IN winch 'ucn 0'nA
Quarterly .,,. eus under osih Of RE President or Cash
r are be dspost,d with The Auditor ard puosn-d u u
p.v-S, reuspaI.r The statements Show l. The csp;h
stcypE the date amount snd time when pAyaoe OF A S
Banks of circulation specie And loans no,es On
hand Bsps and amount loaned 20 directors and s0A
bolders Suspt nded debt: Z Perc.rtsse OF eepon;s
Any employee Of .he bank mskns false entries OF
sxbitirg with tent 70 deceive any person Az
bod 20 examine the CONDITION OF The bank or akus
false reports declared guilty of telo1y, and liable 20 De pau
shed ~ fine Of $locoo and Imprisonment n the
fourteen years .,-,-.,.. -,
The a. are 10 bed security for The redemption OF
bile tor II depo.,s and payment OF othet lso
.e. on failure hank redeem ne circulation on eemahG
tie required 20 sell IN SSYork 80 much OF me stoc
sv redeem H. first giving ten days noce OF
"a. IN New York after making e1sDd on the bank
Ia payment OF its notes amount OF si or
Of
demand II refused payment protest shall be noted and trans
ed the Auditor On receiving t. he nsl notify the bank
OF th fat unless the bank shows that nss els asHas'
The rsou the Auditor required 70 give puohc no.
tee hat he viii proe. ed 70 wind up The bank , . =
Stockholders liable in amount equal 10 me amount
.hsir ttock. -. al.
sion, Of three Bank Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

BFNSETr-sHAYTER-O Thursdsy, May 6, q: he CHURCH
Of he Holy Communion, by the heV Dr. alnentsse M
Ibn Bennett Of Minnesota 10 r. Jennie SNAPPER cAlgh<f
Of the ATE Peter shspt.r ofNew-York-
CoNNFR-BOYD-Ip Bellevile, ~ J., on Sunday, hsJ M
Repjsuin Conner 70 Miss Msrsaie. Boyd
DAWsON-WILLIAMs-A MamAroDeek, "Wednesday,
NAV bv the Rev Geo Hollis MI Daniel Dawson Of New
Yort 10 Mis- Cath anne A. Williams Of Mslnsroneck
gROTHINGHAM- KOsTER-On Tuesday evening. May 4 BY
tbe Rev Samuel W King AZ bis residence MI Thomas rioh
Kosttr $50 al Of WiNsmsburgh Long Island
GODFREY-LAMB-In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday. May D, oy
The Rev w SaIes Cornelius Godfrey 70 Eliza Lamb 10th
ofNev.York
HUTCHINGs-O BORNE-on Thursday; May 6; By The Rev.
Dr. Sawyer Augustus Hutchnes TO Marion Ezaoeth W
bone al Of this city.
IsHAN-FLINT-In Morrisspia Wednesday May BY the
Rev Samuel Oseood T. O. lsbsm 70 Laura Amelia daughter
Of the late Dr.. Joseph II. flint Of Spring hed, Mus
sALTER-MORRIsON-In Brooklyn on Thursday, May 9, By
the Rev r. Booth Mr. William H. Ssler Of New York City,
70 Miss Mary s. Morrison, Of the former place
TAYLOR-DEXTER-O Wednesday evening, May ), by The
Rev Jese IT. PECK, D. d.. VIM NJ Taylor TO LYDIA j. peA'
ter, both Of this city.
VAN COTT-KAIN-On Wednesday Nay BY NE Rev Dr.
Rurch VIM H. Van Cot, Jr 70 Miss Eliza j. KAN al Of THIS
city.
WATSON-WASHBURN-On Wednesday, May S at Mid
al. boro Mass BY the Rev L. Wsshb1In Of Hartford, Tbos
A. OF NewYok to Margaret Tucker daughter Of Abel
WsshbuIn, esq
WILLIAMSON STORER- Al West Hartford Conn, on
"Wednesday, May g. by the Rev. Mr. Aiken Edwin William
,on Bound Brook N. j.. 10 Miss Hattie s. Sorer Of tbs
former place.
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Tux FLORIDA INDIANS MoyISG.-By the arrival of
sAe steamer from Key West, lamps, &c. on Thurs
dsy we are placed in possession OF the gratifying in
tehsence, through Gen. Carter, who caue on as
r..asng.y that liz Indians were in at Fort Myers,
80, 20 .,aIcratei This number is composed Of 80
wsrrors and 81 women and children, and constitutes
the bands Of Bowlegs and Assinwsh. Both of these
chiefs are present with all tner pands ready to
SS Tor es's band, numbering % warriors, 10 Of toe
. Make" tribe and 7 Tallsnsssees. A part of the
AIksnsas delegation had gone in quest Of these, with
. prospect Of securing the emlgraASn o. the mSst,
bSnd and sverse 20 moving, but the most OF his war
,;ars ,Ie wiling TO 60 and asked few days in which
70 operate upon the ossnce On the whole, the pros
r. the efforts Of our noble volunteers.
The Ipdsns are represented as being almost without
~,o,hine and ammunition Major Rector, the Govern
mspt agent having charge Of toe emigration, WIZ pay
Iero pc.hipg until they are aboard Of toe 'tesfneI
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xp1p ..vopx nAuY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MAY 8, 1853

pew issue Of Tressury Notes VII amount 70 > very
large sur Several large bids have been "s"e "
bsrks here and deposits have already been in"no WV
Mr. Ci,co for more than the entire snoln Sshen io'
by the Secretary. In the present pe'honc s'1e -"
money market. when the bArks are hndng Cd can -
y cent; this ssue Of Treasury Notes ~ y vi
ten. l. an exceeding relief 10 them. The offerings
the banks 10 day were quite lgbt ard rates oil interest
still rather tend downward Tie Arabia, on "ednes-
dsy. will probably take out gold. At the present
rate Of Exchange I09i Mint bars q. cent DISCOUNT
at which they can be bought, Will pay small proht 20
,bo,e who have only small charges 70 pay on 'ne'r
sbinmen,. The auction safes to-day, went of with
moderate degree Of animation and at abou: previous
prices. Black silks brought good prices. The free ar
rivals Of bresds.us are producing the na'urai enec'
Upon the market. and prices are easier lhefe Is s'ue
speculative movement in Sugars, and The market Is a'
vsncirg. The damage to sugar ard cotton by me IN
CT dstion Of the Mississippi River, is COW though
will be less than was anticipated. The wafer continues
very high.
Adrian H. Muller will hold his regular sale Of stocks
tomorrow at l2 O'clock at the Merchants Exchange
s. Diapers daily auction sale Of bonds and stocks
viii take place tomorrow Saturday, st III CLOCK,
ct the Merchants Exchange.
Albert Fl. Nicolays regular daily auction aae OF
stocks and bonds vii take place tomorrow tSa'uf-
day. at IL, O'Clock, q; the Merchants Exchange.
Domestic Exchanges, with few exceptions, continue
about tie same as at last weeks quotations. Inc iOI'
loving table gives the rates as DOW curert on New
York from the principal points OF the Union, revised
aud cted for Us by Messrs Thompson Brothers,
bankers, No Wall street, from Their ls.est dis
patches:
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TIE cREvAssE OPPOSITE NEW0R-
LEANS.
y, p mn 81 Aor.l % says:

TIL True D.!ta Of April - says ,,.
.Ao exceedingly serious mish.p occurred le.t ngG'
a. .ne vo,Ss AZ the Bell ereyosse. Inc ordswooa,
vh,ch has been gradually collecting IN iron' OF tne
e,'cn DO ,he n,sssure on the tinbers has become
mmsLee, dd deePrieso N" ~
:. Tse nnited weight Of the dIiAwood and the rush
~ .bs water bore amost fatally Oh the pie work, TO
~. breath of fifteen or twenty yards None OF the
sbeys we're swept away or broken, but we're bent ID
N angie Of iortyhve degrees or more, rendering the
damaged part Of the work almost entirely useless
They gave way near the loTer eide, and just by
where the close pile-drivng was taking piece. The
piIe-dTiver not disturbed"
The True Data Of April 80 says
elesr bre sch appears this morning IN tae ceneT
of the pile work at the Bel crevasse. The hmbers
which had given way night before last bendngly, N
the force OF the current and the pressure Oh me o
wood have since absqua;usted altogether. The Gre
vase looks twenty per cent wckeder now tnan at any
time previously, and the partial success II has had IN
DIV ng away the obstacles that mpeded It, seems 20
have gwen i renewed vigcr. No effort had up 70 this
afternoon been made TO remedy the disaster. The
work Of edriving is st proceeding at both sides OF
the break"
TAe PieGyune Of April 80 speaks Of other damages
sleng the rver, as follows:
"a friend, Of reliable judgment, who arrived 10 the
city runea yesterday, informs us that there Is
10 erevasse 10 the banks Of the Mississippi from the
mouth OF Red River down to the Bell ervassse. Az
Cat Island where the State has heen engaged in the
completion Of large work Of protection, culvert
was inadvertently left open and when the water be-
gan TO pour through il found difficult TO close IT,
The water passing through this culvert has partially
everAowed several small plantations above and below
il, and the water lie gradually making its way up To-
ward Bayou Tunics through the Barrow settlement,
but as yet little damage bss been done"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

BukToss THEAIER.-Mr. Hsckett appeared Jas,
evening before very large aulence' AID gave me
persors.ion Of FslstsG, 10 Henry ~. The whole
pay was admirably acted, Mssts. Flsner as h't-
spur." and Barnett ss the Prince of Wales, winning
The iairest laurels. They, with Mr. Hackett, were
called before the curtain at the end Of the play The
reading of Mr.. Barrett particularly vigorous and
scboarke and is proof Of his eminent fitness Tor
the prefession he las chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

Coal TRADE.-For the -eek ending Sat irday, Isl
net there were shipped from ne May iano Goa re-,
Cumberland ard Penusylvsnis Railroad brought down
7.m9O6 tuns, the George Creek Coal and Iron Con
PAWS Railroad 4,27il0 tuns, and the Railroad OF toe
Ham pshne Coal and Iron Company l,!23W tuns.
Total ,bipmeIts from the whole coal region since The
IL: Of January, 100. i20l3 tuus. Dunng the week
ending on Saturday 81 boats cleared ttis pert Since
the Of navs s,on ard up TO yesterday at
noon 4l5 bos.s have departed, carrying 41OlOV tuhs
Il eosI lCnmberland Telegraph.
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Markets. .Reported by TtiSgrdph.

albany My p u-FLoUR quiet sales SEQ bbG II
chzn sed prices WHEAT without Offers % arrive
although samples pressed the market sales so
bush White Wisconsin az 81 Is BARLEY better demand
sahy proved prices; sales II 0c0 bush Lake Shore b
500 bush ditto GO bush Csnsds four ruwed not
pe article sc. CoRSsms saes IN lots a: III GI,c no
demand for large parcels WHISKY dull =, 2c. ~
BUFFALo May n--FLoUa unchanged sales OF 500 bos
s4d ~ for extra Ohio and indiana and - 20 81 ~ for
double s1tra do WHEAr frmer for spns sales Of 1000
bu'h Chiaso Tie Coss hrmer saes 600 BUSH Indiana 81
~. CAIs ...ay ..Iss e0e Lu.2 Sc .dOss nd irvs
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Arrived.


Steamship Jsme.towr Parrish, Richmond. mdse md Psss
seP yus Ms,sr sp 20 Jt q Is cn g M .pOis s
Emblem 81 days from Sur der,nd for New Haven The Jsn
Ap IS the Banks during which lost and spt '. &c s
lad sht variable winds since passing ne sans Bremen for
sbe Tss,c Webb Buyer Liverpool Is day. pd.' ssa so ps;s
10 C. H. Marshall Co April 70 lat 20 49, lon % N 'poas
bib orcpdses from 6resn. for Liverpool 20 days %.
Shin Orient Hill, Liverpool April lnd'e' and pass 'p''
Ship Chicago Chase Liverpool April IL. md'e ard Ts'A
L9,$: T M,s;; Feb !: sd 50 Ssss
Gace, N Fl day, lat - 80 lou. 50 Is unchanged
q: with 'is: ssRd As' same time saw steamer 10
Bark War,sa tHsnoye.s) steenrans, sandsrsod March
The f nigh out shipped which both h.,chhouse
galley ard stsrbosrd balwNks.
ard : $50 pass to Hsnnnrs, Muller dY.ins
Bark Elise Ham, Nelson, Hamburg April md's' 'Od '''~
Bark Investigator (of sesnpor Carver, Hsve March r.
"f s Ell En R,. c = s M:5 co1 fs r.
Long Island Sound sugar and noss'e 70 master pa ~
sP :s R9's b. e s FS :a s
struck aback which carried away the foreysa ana s. W.
sail The has experienced very heavy weahe TIE 1ef ps
Brig Csarn seemsnD Me.na M.reh u Def GbrsfsI 2ih).
IS 90 passed small buoy with square wooden epdss
around apparently not long In the water 10 nns ashed
sehr T. de Hart tof Georgetown. Me- Low Ms,sssS -
days fruit to Curtis AeAery Sailed In CO. with 'hr' AHseu'
for Portland. L..
Schr s wsring Smith, Charleston days. cotton, n's'
&c, to Jonas Smith Co. " g. a, a.
schr. Caroline knight. ROwer Lubec days, hh' ae'
Smith Boynton. 49, ,.,.
schr. Captain John, Smith Cutter Me- days ii"''s'
master. a.
schr Canary Hoases Calais days. lumber 20 smP'on
Mayhem.
schr Benjamin wsen Lube dsys hsh to order
Sohr Alethea, Hevey, VrgnIa, oysters, for New-haveh
Schr Marian A. Gould (of Frankfort, Rogers bsnmofe
DAYS guaro 10 Wood Grant.
sekr Mary A. Moran, Pesxsall, Virgins, oysters
Scbr M Mopson H. Brewster Virginia Oysters
Schr John Rhodes, Rochlsnd Z days, lime. -,
schr Moses Wsng. CroweI Boston days, mdse TO w.
Lewis. p.x.
ScLr Hurd Wood Rondout for sslem.
SIR Albert Jameson Jameson, Rocksnd days, lime.
schr H. s. Barnes raymond Gloucester, hsh.
Sioop Games, French, Taunton, nas &c. 70 master.
sloop Mount HOPE, Sullivan Taunton, nails kc 20 mss,sl
Steamer Ospsy Kenney. Providence mdse 70 sas. 0Ss
The ported below in this mornings edition the isser
oession, IL the Investigator, arr. today.
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ar IN The third dssyse and serter<ed he Psrfeo
Or, tr ,ix Dcn.hs each
kMy T. Hey.e, convicted OF grand larceny, was
entered 10 the s.Ate Prison fer two years =
Mary Am Waugh, indicted for grand larceny N
ahns brmbeT Of valuable dresses from he bouse ~ "
Kssi, Ren.sen street, where she had been emp%yeo
vNnt plscsd sGil;y and remsnded for trial IA
Robert T. Byrne who nd been arrested apo Az n1
N tail etke eharc Of false peeDses sppneso 80 ,src di.
hsyW found trains: rim hs 49, ~ f,iy.
changed The charges asspst him sppeS 70 no'e ''e" "
Oh ~ cha
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Tkis precsutsoo seems 70 be

ara properly regrsed. Tlis P'ecs'too seems " 'e
sstsfsc:try. ..-. v.,,,,sd N s,lv 7s,--ep-
n,shv lsss shan has been generally slPPosed 70 De
.h 2y,,,op though. with the addition or those
hired, the runber will be found 20 eoresp'pa preiy
sSS""' ITaIlahNsee FIoid.An, May ].
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

Messrs Taylor Brothers, Bankers, No. 70 Wal,
corner of Pearl street. give the annexed quotations:
Bayn. ssLirsI Buying. Selling.
leo Acres..u.... 81 ~ Actes'''''', ,Ia
10 Acr-s....... u % W h0es'''''''''O
Market steady. -, ~ r NJ,
At meeting of the Directors Of the Bank OF Mu
tua Redemption Boston, Mr.. j. C. Carney, Oh Lowell
was chosen President Of the institution
The returns of the condition of the Rhode Island
Banks on the Sd instant made to the State AUDITOR
comnsred with the returns of the 18th Of April, show:
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u.c.;,,. Of Prod uce-MAY 7.

Nv Eric Raa,oaa-se5 ptss. Provisions: 20 Do. b 1tst q
40 kshes CO DO Eses ~ do Potatoes, 2i5 90 Lao sSAk
Flour $50 do WHISKY 6l2 bags Wheat c0 sides Lea s 10
Hides. .,..o ~ NM. CAM,
Bu The North Riry Bodis-226o oush "heat i's"ees-
FL g nkss- Ashes. "a hnsh. Rye.
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Increase ~ 2 cvLt
This is tire largest months traffic ever made on the
road.
The Anil earnings of the Milwaukee aud Mississippi
Road were $4,000 against the estimate of $4,000
made few days ago. Grain is coming into Milwaukee
quite freely and that Company have made favorable ar
engagements for building grain warehouse and elevs-
tor at the water eide capable of storing 700 bushels
Of grain. This Will very much facilitate the reception
and delivery of grain by this road. The April earnings
Of the Rock Island Road viii be about 100000 The
hacks of the rosd will close on Saturday for the
pual meeting and reopen on Saturday June Il. The
scheme for arranging the affairs of the New Albany
and Salem Road is progressing favorably. majority
Of the bopdholders, excepting those holding the ten
cents. have already sgnifed their assent. The La
Crosse Road has been opened TO Tomah, aud the
trrctor who has 500 men 81 work, expects TO con-
nle.e il TO Ls Crosse by October or November. TIE
stockholders are very generally sending their pro1e,
the friends OF the present or Albany Directors. 1t
would certainly seem that the true policy OF the stock
holders requires thst the present Direction should be
sustained. AZ under them the road is certain to be
CONNECTED TO the river and the current interest
on the mortgage bonds promptly paid. The
funds we understand, are already provided.
The property Of the Breckenridge Goal Company is
sdverised for sale on the 18th Of june The business
Of the Clearing House to-day was sl56S7 400. Tie
Me.roroli.sp certificates are TOW down 20 $llseo0,
having been originally $s,eoo,Ooc. TIE bids for tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

Aro,her attempt made Wednesday 70 eel the rfsei
Cyd. Is hes wrecked Of the Mngan lsAoos
In August last She was put up 600; advance "" o.
tered, and she consequently withdrawn.
lac shp Gen Hsyelok launched Al Quebec 90 "e'h~
dsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

BOsTON-Ar. May 7, ships Ene Kinson, New Ohesnsi
Delhi knapp New0rlesns. Below-Briss Mary TbomPson'
Apalschicos; K II. McGilvery. MAtanzss
EEW-ORLEANs May Am. yesterday ship Golden LssA'
from New Crk.
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Professional Motifss.

OEee br
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
J. p. PRISON, NO. s WALL-ST- n. IL
PamphIe. OF foil information sent free ~ mai
nR. LEVETT's PATENT IMPROVED Al,
~ MOSPHERIC PRESSURE BASE FOR ARrlFiOtL,nss
TEETH-Hsvipr perfected his valuable .nvcrtioo i~
letters patent have recently been grated The pse governs 90
tirey novel and ingenious application Of the prnePk -
pressure the sefevdent net Of which sai.ea
full comnepdson Of The Patent Ofcs. ts impor ano.
seen A. .nce h. LEvETT Dentist
No u Wsyeriey pace, near bfosav.y.
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MARLNEJOURNAL.
PORT OF NBw-YORK...........Mir
CReareA.

Cleared.
Bsrt.-Laura Wright Malaga NJ NJ. Freeman Co. No
Huxley strout, Havana, Mayhem Talbot Co
BdgETaratipe Pressy, Bathurst, ingalls, Carmsn
Scbooners-Seguine, Kingsland, Baltimore Mnsr ofd
Oueresu; Norfolk Packet, Bedell Apslsehicoa fcst
Acknowledgement Norman Phisdephis, J. Il n bnseh
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The Havana steamers leave this port on The "a nm ~ -
ard mn of each month and Chsestos, o. on tae -
lsth Returning they due here respectively on me ~ -
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NJ

AsHEs-The marke. wiho1. much change; sales OF 100
bib. o. 80 for Pots and Pearls 90
STOCK OF NAY T. 1913.
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fBy Telegraph. 1

NEw-ORLEAss, Friday, May z, 1853.
The erevasse stil continues, and the cotton, sugar
and fruit crops are immensely damaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

MIuurvps ALnAHAo......T Ms pAy
s.,-R,ss. $50 seG........ 7:os noon-Rses. s;lsn
usa wArn.....r6s DAY "a.
esady UsSk 246 Gov. lid. 3;Soa Len osS''' OH
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-19
.Su.oposed Strength of the Mormon

Su,oposed Strength Of the Mormons.
-Vari, us calculations have been 60
ing the rounds Of the papers of late,
as to the estimated number of the Nor
mons in Utah, and the armed force
which they could possibly bring into
the field against the United States
troops. Hitherto the estimates seem
to have been greatly exaggerated
The Sacramento Union gives the fol-
lowing on the subject:
According to the Unite l States CEN
sus of 1850 the whole Mormon popula-
ton, men, women and chill dren, a
mounted to II, 1886. In 1852, from
the Mormon General Conference, it
appears that the population had in
creased 1851; making the total 49,.
FOG. Taking the same ratio Of in
crease, we have the whole Mormon
population in 1857 amounting to 81
OH. Taking out the relative proper
ton of which enlisted in 1852, with
the increase of population, say 5000,
we have left 22,012. Deduct from
this amount one half for the women,
the same proportion that existed in
1858, and there remains 1000 fight
ing men, including those somewhat adj
vanced. This is probably the whole
fighting strength Of the Mormons.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-19
filed with soventy-four extra saddles

filled with saventy-four extra saddles
and brides and some sabrcs."
Mex day Tho corn gave Que, and
the mulos wore dying of hunger.
"They gnawed and destroyed four
wagon tongues, number Of wagon
covers, ate their ropes, and getting
loose, ate tho sage fuel collected at the
tents. Some of these they also attack
ed. Nine died.
"The fast growing company Of dis
mounted men wero marched together
as separate command by day; the
morning Of tho 18th number Of them
were frost bitten from not being in mo-
ton, although standing by fires.
"That day eighteen mules were
marched to Big Sandy, where the guide
found grass, and fuel with it; so good
that the 18th was made day of rest;
the animals were all herded at the grass
Fifty horses had been lost since leav-
ingsLaramie."
He closes the report Of the march
with tho following
81 have ia horses and have lost
1874. Most of the loss has occurred
much this side Of South Pass, in COM
paratively moderate weather. 1t has
been of starvation. The earth has a
no moro lifeless, treeless, CRASHES des.
ert; it contains scarcely wolf to glut
itself on the hundreds of dcod md fro-
zen animals, which for thirty miles near.
ly block the road with abandoned and
shattered property. They mark, per-
haps, beyond example in history, the
steps of an advancing army with the
horrors of . disastrous retreat"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-19
The Savajos Indians.

Womes's RigAfs.-The Nsvsjos il
the Largest and most powerful tribe of
indians la New Mexico. and can cali
IL the field 5000 warriors. Tley are
at present on ter rns of fiieadship with
the Americans. They believe. they are
the greatest people living. This sIi-
SEES from tho fact that they have never
seen any array OF forces eYnsl To ,hsir:
own. Power ia tho only thing an indi.
an will respect. They raise g. eat
number OF sheep and HORSES. sud msuu-
fscture good article Of blanket. They
also produce considerable corn and
wheat moro than 10 nesessary for their
own consumption. The Navsjoes ditfar
in their customs from moot other lndi.
aus. Their females are more respected
than with any othor- tribe except, prob
ably, the Pueblos. Indeed the doctrine
OF woman's rights is practically adopt
ed among them. Frequently tho 70.
males have as much authority in the af.
fairs Of Government as the mules. Au.
thori,y is vested according to the val
ne Of property possessed. The women
have voice in tho councils. and havo
their own property. over which the hus-
band has no control. While authori.
~ foIlows the possession Of property,
and participancy in legislation is limi-
ted t" property holders, yet privileged
clssse, are very cautious in their actions.
Indeed. they dare not invade The igMs
OF the masses. In this there could nor
be purer Democracy. Any law that
does not practically, respect tho rights
OF all. ia Iebeiled sgainst aud totally dis.
regarded.
There is tho placo for Lucy Stone
and Dr.. Harriet Hunt.