The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-13


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ST. Loris Ian iz--Utah dates Of December III haye
been received here They state that the troops an al 10
winter quarters At Fort Rsidger except Cook command
which is 40 mile. distant where sant sapf'y % s,aS
remained The troops eomlortabi! stafioiei IN"
weather very mild. and good health prey aaed Inc
provisions hand were sufficient TO lest al the Isl o'
June. Two-thirds the animals, however were dead
IL wac reported that the Mormons preparing To
leave for the British possessions, and that pioneer parties
had already lett
and the latter replied that would hang any
from the same quarter On similar errand Young had
also sent an invitation the United states officers topaz
take Of winter Inequalities ri salt Lake city
IL is stated that Col johnson feels assured HAT the
Morrnons will leave in the spring Colonel Cumming had
ISSUED oaation declaring the Territory IN state OF
rebellion that the trial Of the Mormon leaders will be
the first course he will pursue this falling he van resort
TO military foce He commands all armed bodies to inn
mediately dsssnd, and return to their homes
Later from Kansas,
ST. Louis Jan l2-The Democrat of this city has
Kansas dates OF the It'll which give slavery MAORI
ties i'm Kickapoo Doniphan job nson and Bourbon
counties of nearly 900 in all The democratic State
ticket is probably elected The majority in the egisa-
is free State and half the vote in the Territory ir
State officers but the expression WAS very decided against
the Iecompton constitution, the majority against
being about thousand There had been several ar
rests election frauds named Calvert was Ia
the Kickapoo rangers and was paraded through the
streets Much excitement prevailed and further trouble
feared Mr. Calhoun has been advised not to return
THE Reporter Of the Associated Press requests to
say that the association has authorized correspondent
IN 'hais"'' anu '''''.f "en''' ~'.p 80 -. 9. = -;
Territory is communicated as the agent .. OF LouiS
gathers at that point The despatch IS credited TO the
St Louis Democrat authority altogether questionable
The confused character of the despatch renders il nearly
| yiy L To p.l
\ Later from Meaieo.
r., ~ H. a., ..r,.l NJ The Pa,
new ofn -. So, w. cr,, ~ tba IN inst
ne s - -. - ~, - inst Tho nIana of Tacnbay.
a;' aise p' s nai ~ tha ciriaps
-, -, ~. ,.,,;,sI ~, ths LEI inst with t,oors
aes'li,aoo ~, ~ h; ~ ~ =, oar,on .,
lou p;,i pdu ,,ata,is whose ahence caused mucb
'ie nl.'''
ineie was was =. ~, -, "a i.t;on .o.os, Cannon
iot and has made large eyes Of troops Vera Cruz has
recalled its acceptance OF the plans OF Tacubaya Civil
war is considered inevitable
6t,,sag from Nicaragua Surrender Of Colonel anderson
a United States ft'g@e.
| NEW OnLrAys JAN I2-Ihe steamship Empire City
has arrived at the Balize from Havana 9th.
The United States steamer Fulton arrived ut Aspnwal
bringing news OF the surrender o. Anderson rort easo
anu ''e w. '' y - '7
Sr Lars Jan II-Kansas correspondence OF the St
Louis Democrat SAYS that the iree-o'ate iegafr an"
iree-Sate ticket had r1etiSea an average 9oi! VI 700
Wyandotte gave 53 against the Leconptoh CONSTITUTION
Ieayenworth upwards OF 100 majority Tor nee s,a's
passenger nom the Territory states Una. the
ticket IL doubtless elected by large ma)oy no di-
turiance was reported
F#@ t from IeordsSd
ST. LOUIS jan Il-Resolutions have been introduced
in the Nebraska Legislature dcprecating the action OF the