The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-24
CALIFORNIA, &c.

the patronal feast Of that vine girt city
was celebrated on Monday, 10th inst,
with unusual solemnity and public fessI
tivity. On the evening OF the feast,
theyCung ladies Of the Academy of the /
Immaculate Conception, nearly three
hundred in number, bearing with them
d statue Of our Lady Of Angeles,walked
I'M procession from Academy to tile
church, where d beautiful decorated
altar had been.erected by the fair SEN
oritas she statue was placed on the
altar, amidst d blaze Of light from d
thousand lamps and tapers The cam
mons loud roar deepened the soiennity,
while the merry chime Of bells pealell
forth notes Of Joy and gIadness through
out tie city. Within the church the
orchestra, iii dulcet strains ofsoft mel
5ody, proclaimed the approach of the
festai day. Later iii the evening al
general Illumination took place. Around
the residence Of the fathers ii was one
brilliant blaze, reflected from innumer-
able torches and lamps.
IiE INDIAN ~ Ar Iy= tn fNoErlI 49,
Gen. Kibbe has organized ID company
DIT volunteers, and il nov On route for.
the seat Of Indian hostilities The Of
feers of the company are WAln. Burns
OF Red Bluff, Captain; Robt. Baily
tof Red Bluffs, 1st lieutenant IN. Van
Schell Oh Trtnity river "a Lieutenant !;
lieutenant; Alfred M ELVES Of Shasta,
1 Orderly Sergeant; John d. Lndwig Of
/ IN eayeryilie LIST Sergeant; VIM. H.
/ Nutall 81 Middle Creek, I'd Sergeant;
NV Wilson, Sd Sergeant John " ilson,
list Corporal; John r Zones Of Weaver
willie, Private Secretary /:
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II Editor of the :. Christian Advocate =
Say NJ u. .s@I a l..s
In our late trip north we.ssaw some
l thing and heard much Of the Indians
.Eof thissoast hey are a haptess race
!! OF abused savage Christian mem
# nonlnalty slleh---are guilty 81 eutrages
4 upon these ICES that will give EN-:
.Irhasls t. their tan1natIon ~: the com
i,i llad p1enf, oxeept they re penlt:--
3. lh ll lh Is aoof1ssiile are meitini
away ~ lile sll,'Ns q we mountains , I 7
June , oor i eng aepfaYea. 2 ooa
; sN1Ntts SWAl4tEA lJAil tiiEE
lnet are aoolile ~ g. = s9eeeay eAlifpahoi
. =. ..:. BE
FIRE.-t ltacery1ile Dispatch says
~ living TO the earelessness or the I'm
migrants N huIldlng camp. ilres, seyera
miles Of the timber a9l are on tire alonl
the hne 81 the new road the ire l 5ta
destroyed one bridge and burnt nea l
one milc t.the poles ot the" oferlant
ID Telegraph company II NJ. .:s. J:
+. ,-- :.. :, & :. -. .== 4. s. /.
lgoN IRE ~ y SANTA CLARA COUNTY
3- ! ne San Jose Telegraph notices sem'
: specimens OF Iron ore, ezhlblted hy Nh
LOUIS Moiter, winch Is said 70 be yer.
.3rieh. Mr:W Is Q pfactieaf miner, en-
ployed at the Gaadaioppe mines I'M II
says that there = an lneShanstfhle De
!, Eof IRON ore u Santa Glfra county, an
!: that It Is OF very superior quality
! He declines. to state the p eelse loeallt
OF the veins, but 1T IS probably With
i thirty live miles OF San Jose, IN u
J. neighberhood Of Gliroy:..- .. FIT !: !, r..
= s..
Z TIE MoJAyE " AR.--Ne condens
e the following from an extra OF the 10
g Angeles Star, which furnishes d
g tailed account OF a battle fought on Il
9th inst. between fifty us: troop
4 under MAJ. Armlstead and Lieut.: MAJ
shall, with q large force OF Mela'
!, Indians, about fifteen miles below Fe
5 Moiaye. Maj. Armistead, who was !
4 advance, FIRST engaged the Ind ans