Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-03

Buckbee B. NJ Stryker. Mrs NJ Brown and
children, Mike Walsh, w Darsow. r Donbran,
Mr. Pendegrast, Flushing, J A Hobart, L Ma
SON. Mary Poole, k Poole, w Humans, C
S " eeks, Miss Joseta NJ Cathona, ID Dodd, w
Atchers, d Kenny, Miss C Smith, and children,
f Bidwel Mrs w Benedict, w IL Duret, Rev
X Scott Buckley, Miss Lord, FStee, Miss
| Spoule. IL G Wetmore, Benson, Capt Hard
/ wick, Miss Mary Dean, Mrs r NJ Blake and 9
children, Mrs DR. Jacobs Mrs E Fay, NJ NJ Can.
berry, wife and child, Mrs Santell end two daugh-
| ter, Mrs Chenery, Miss Pierce, Mrs Harmon and
daughter, Miss Cddde Perkins, l. Bixby and wife,
J Baker, Mr. Dickinson, Capt Demng r Rut.
ledge, d L Hobart, Mrs l. + Hobart, ) r Webb,
d Gardner, Anamer, Mrs Long and 3 child
ren, Mrs ID q Atkinson aud child, Logan, wife
and daughter and grand daughter w Turner,
wife and children. Mrs S Nichols and daughter,
Mr. llildebrand wife and child, Mr. Robert and
wife, Maj DeCnurZy. Mrs Van Wrinkle and child
X Newkirk and brother, F Stewart, Lee, w
! Cole, Mrs Hanson and child Mrs Seabrook, Mrs
| NJ Campbell, w Carrov, w Baylev Mrs Il bis
mond, II A Hablin, l. NJ Gardiner, Summers A
Squer L Quick, B w Butler, Fenno, ] Eel
| lery, Mrs A Baker and child, r Ross Mather-
son, Mrs Lathrop, Mrs II Armstrong, Mrs H
Wetmore and children, Lydia Wyman, Mary L
Hastings, Martha A Small and children, Miss
Marsqulta and brother w Cars0la, WIN Clark
w Montgomery. Mr. Elsrd. Miss Nellie Larery &
sister w Palmer, Miss Gilbert and servant w
H Stearns wife and two children, A A Wood wife
children, j ; Cogrove, Mr. Munson, Mr. Wikoff
j II Stanton, J G. Fulton, w Johnson, Mylans
and lady, A w Hall and wife, Mrs NJ L Strong &
two children, Mrs II Earle and child, J Murray,
II Schell, E G Simpson, Miss Van Valkenburgh,
Mrs Montgomery, Mrs Sheriff and daughter, w
Kaine and wife, Mrs Stewart, Mr. Miller & wife,
j Kuse w Specke and wife, Miss Goldsmith
Miss Falk, Mrs Griffin and 2 children, Mrs Smith
and children, j Compton wife and sister, Mrs
Dimond and daughter, d Cross, Mrs c German
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and infant w H0lcomb, Mrs ID Simmons four
children, ] Thuber, J Hollins, S B Lawton, S w
Leahv, J Hazlr1 wife children, Mrs Muriner,
Carl, j p Fonselot, A 7 Snyder, w Hobson
wife and 2 children, Mrs Z b Piers0n, Mrs r MAY
children, b Rice, Pate and wife. J A Will
kinson, A Coleman, G l. Low, Miss C Ilillyer
children Mrs SlOss and child, o Chenery and
son, Maggie Flanagan, S Lawton, II A Haynes, A
ID Wilson, 5 w Daggett, G Wyman, j Brown,
Mrs A Wilson, A Wood, w Mother children,
Miss Pulaski and sister, Eliza Birch and child
Sarah Center and child, Bridget McCaun, Mrs S
= Hearty and child, Mrs IL A Roulette, Lucy
Hill and 564 in steerage.
The Mormon imbroglio bids fair to be
speedily and permanently settled Brigham
Young has submitted a proposition to com.
pany of capitalists TO sell all their right, ii
tie and interest TO Utah Territory for a rea-
sonable sum- and to leave the Territory with
in specified time Some of the company
are said to be at Washington consulting with
the administration If it cannot be effected
in any other way, the subject will be laid be
fore Congress at its next meeting.
WAsHNGToN, May l0th-The contract for
carrying the mail from New Orleans to San
Francisco, via. Nicaragua, was to day award
ed to Daniel Ii. johnson, of New York, for
100000 The contract is for nine months
from the first of October, and requires a
semi-monthly service. The schedule time
from New York to San Francisco is to be
twenty.three days, and from New Orleans to
San Francisco, - days.
ST. JOINS, May 9th,-The steamship Ade-
laide, from Galway, brings advices of the
Both ult-three days later than that by the
Anglo Saxon, at Quebec
In Great Britain. warlike preparations
have commenced.
Prussia, it appears declines entering into
the conflict, which, it is stated, has com
meneed 10y an army of l2OO 900, Austria hay.
ing actually crossed the river Tcino and en-
tered sardinia territory
The French troops are entering Sardinia
by thousands, and were pushing eagerly and
rapidly forward to the support of the Sar-
dinian army.
Tuscany has Joined Sardinia and France,
and Denmark, it is announced, has concluded
an offensive and defensive alliance with
France.
The Paris Constitutional and the London
News deny the authenticity of the report of
an alliance having been concluded between
France and Russia but the London Times,
on the contrary, publishes the provisions of
the treaty. That paper draws the most
threatening consequences, for tregards an al
lance as menace to England, Austria, Prus
sia, and Germany, inasmuch as Russia guar
antees to France the service of her fleet in
the Mediterranean and the Baltic seas, in ad-
dtion to obligating herself to place an army
of observation on the Austrian frontiers.
The people of Tuscany have declared
against the Government and in favor of a
military dictatorship.
At the London Lloyds the underwriters
were asking war premiums of insurance.
ST. JOINS, May 9th.-Actual war is con-
sidered inevitable. No actual conflict has
taken place, but the Austrians and the
French have both entered the Sardinian ter
ritory, and the very fact of the Austrans
crossing the Ticino with so large an army
is looked upon as tantamount to the open
ing of the campaign on their part
French troops were received at Genoa in
the most enthusiastic manner.
Tuscany, it is certain has joined France.
The Grand Duke has fied for safety.
The announcement of the alliance between
France and Russia astounded the British
Government. and had disastrous effect on
the public funds. France has not yet accep-
ted the final and latest proffer of England's
mediation. The Emperor has taken it under
advsement. The King of Sardinia has gone