The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-22
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DAuonfrns or MaLrA. Tho editor or the
Rockford (IllinoI0 Standard. who = woman,
says; aThe Daughters of Malta, are hecomiug . 4
distinguished, and seem 70 be quite Is BENEVOLENT
in their designs a. the SONS cE Maltu. Their
Objects said ID Be 10 relsss wIdowers, destitute
bachsIors, dandiet. Hottentois, and orphan nhls Ill
the island Of Cuba, the Daughtsfs confidently
expect 70 spbingate the ME " Maa 's 81
PRoscalrrioN. Massachusetts, At present,
foreigner cannoi vote until be has been natu-
falizsd s.uo wars. III Knobs Island be eahnot
vote unlsss he il che owner .of feaIss Both
81 these States are III The hands of American re-
pubiicals Why don't they do what The Fed
sraI Government has already done sStsfd u
naturalHsd citizens alIthe rights which they en-
tend IL the naiiye-born Indianapolis Sentinel
Atths oassn,s ball IN London, rscentlys Inc
Duchess Of Richmond carried $50, 900 on her
head, In the shape Of a diamond tiara. ...,
III FEMaIrs IN LaAoE ClTIEs. According to IN III
official census Or the United States, III 1850. there
were IN The city 81 New York 0b4,i06 males,
Il and 26i, AL females, making an excess lof the
I latter 81 I, 1885, In Boston there were 5.I7t f
/ males, and n sl07 females, making an exeess % d
4 The latter Of $3.50. IN the city and county d
PhiladelphIa there were 1876. lsI males, aud 272- Is
q 37i females, making an excess Of the latter 81
4 l5,sHO; making totAlexcess Of females d ihe Il
above named cities 81 q, 54S. According 70 the
Il New York State census Of 1855, there wsfs "a
he city Of New York 800 0s5 maltf, and s15,r
f SIS females, making an excess Of females of s3,s
932. nthe city 81 Brooklyn, theirs were 81 ,l2a y
malice, and 1O6 .lai females, making m excess Or
q females q 10 500, making Total excess % C.
males ID the cities 81 New York and Bfooklyn 4
!, Of 4.92L From the above Official slatemsnt, Il
appsara that the female portion Or the population 4
3 Il rapidly Increasing in The city Of New York
!. and lis yIeiniiys In the Stats of New York 81 I
large. there wsrs IN 1856, i,Ial $50 males end
l.J3s, b62 femaies, making m exeepr Of fenlsles
81 only 10 ,9l2; thus showing that the male popa-
Iation largely exceed The females In The agricuI.
y turaI counties. s5.s HE, s
., THE FIRsr MEEriNo or KossUrH AND GaRl-
IA BALnI4--A correspondent Of the New York
4 aTimess says that these two champions 81 !,
!. Hungarian and Italian independence met for the I
Il first time al the international dinner, given BY
- Consul Sanders, in London In 1854, TO Mr.
- Buchanan and the European Republican lead
ere. In the course Of the evening, Kossuth's
"a eloquence became the theme Of ellogy Rislng
lei with modest grace Kossnih replied. ever elegant
70 and appropriate in the socia hour as he u grand
IN and persuasive ON public oecasions. Al tho
close Of his response be exclaimed, with electric
o sarnestness, @Gentlemen, would you know what
e think the most eloquent speech Or modern
times2' He repeated In impressive tones the
& words Soldiers. for the love yeu Tear your
country, Offer you war, hunger, thirst, cold and
! DEATH Whoaccepts the terms let him Follow
7 msn' There ID the oTator, he said, waving bis
: hand towards him, whose ..intIepId impetuoualy
now again rings through the world. Garibaldi,
y taken BY surprise, was, for few moments, quite
y overcome with emotion, hut he mastered himself,
: and made bsauttful and soldleriy reply. H.
Before parting that night, oil gathered into =
" circle once more. Mszzlni took The guitar, and
u striking the chords with the hand Of master,
a accompanied the thrilling burst Of patriotic
r songs, la which HarzeI, the Russian Republic
can; WOreel. the Pole; PuIsky, Iedra RelIln--
ali that band Of glorious and accomplished
!; suirits Joined with IeTyor never to b forgot
< ten by those who Witnessed and shared il .4
{ PouLraY.--A correspondent says Il does MOI
j. pay 10 keep poultry ID large numbers on lsrmp
a. they require TOO much attending % Il kept cons
: fined In a yard; and il not, they range over the
{ farm, doing great deal Of damage at seed time
: and harvest Hesays q small number kept close, \
: ard well Bapplied with animal food 70 keep them
eonstaatly laying, will pay best The rule
should BE- 10 keep enough TO pick up food that
would Otherwise be wasted. 3 St 7,
TIM BACK TosouE.-DEEA DEsraovED ~
q EEEaDs--W We learn tlat the disease known In The
|: west and Southwest a. .'Black Tongue, nis pre-
. yaiIlng 10 a fearful extent among apimals In the
lower part Of aissouti, the deer and cattle being
tho chief victims Of iis Tayages. Mr.. David
Rhodeslnioims lheedIlor Of The Ironton Furnace
Chat he found fourteen dead deer at one pond ip
!, Bollinger county, No. and numbers Of others
i scattered through the wood, some dead and
!, others dying from the ELECTS Of the malady IN
Wayne county mo less than 6tty were found dead;
y near Greenwood Valley, 10 that county, and Ia
81 the neighhering woods the air was loaded with
y the stencil from their eaEcsssss. Al the Failing
-e Spring, in Carter county, No, thirty died IL one
I'll night; and al Eleven Point in Orsgon county,
large number was foand-ES 81 Louis News,