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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

Ng~Some fellow, whose meanness was little
as his impudence was great, entered the house
of poor apple-vender, on Vine street, night
before last but they hearing the noise, called
for the watch, and he, by passing out the back
way and returning by an alley, walked directly
past the watchman and escaped.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

GS- Any person knowing the whereabouts
of Samuel Grennan, who formerly resided with
his parents in 0akfeld, Perry County, in this
State, and disappeared somewhat mysteriOusly
some two years since, will confer favor upor
his father by leaving word at this office.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN NEwPoRT.-The
following gentlemen were nominated last even
ing on the city ticket in Newport, viz:
City Clerk-Chas. Southgate.
City Treasurer-John D. Often.
City Aaorney-Geo. r. Fcarons.
City Assessors-0. NJ. Dc Courcey, L. NJ
Eckert.
City Engineer-James Lindsay.
Wharf Mdster-Jno! r. Jackson.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

MARRIAGES DURING FEBRUARY.-During the
month ending yesterday, one hundred and
ninety sight marriage licenses were issued by
the Clerk of the Probate Court. Matrimony
appears to be a mania in the city, and yet al
most all acknowledge that Montaigne was righ'
when he said that those who inhabited the
county wished to be exiled.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

va. The shooting match between William
King, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Mr. Shan
non, of St. Louis, which IL was thought would
take place in this city, comes off in St. Louis
some time during this week. The match is fol
$4OO for 80 double birds, each one sprin Civ 9
his own trap.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

GS-Mr Collins, of Hamilton County, has fa-
vored us with copy of his speech in the House
of Representatives against all laws to establish
an uniform ratNof interest, which presents the
arguments upon that side of the question in Q
strong and convincing light.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.


DELIVERY OF FREIoHT TO sTEAMBoATs.- Barr ct ais.
vs. steamer PocShontas Judge Storcr The p PLAIN IN
s ha On her passage down She would
take 400 barrels Of potatoes then at Kissing Spn On
consequence Of the boat not arriving et Rising Sun
until four days after the time speciied the pota'oeS
The law relating e water-crafts gives a remedy
against the boat specifically on contracts Tor the per-
navigatiOn-in other words bills Of ading, which
gresupposes tho property is on board but the Court
knew Of no casc either under the admiralty law, or
in Ohio where any contract not yet executed by the
shipment Of the property by delivery on board tho
boat itself has been held liable Ohio Reports VOL
Il had been claimed by plaintiff that delivery, on
this did not so strike the Court The wharf-boat
not under control Of the steamboat nor appurtenant
that might occur in conseG1once Of the carelessness
Of those who had charge of the wharf f-boat. This
the property was ready to be shipped when the proper
time arrived. The plaintiff had no remedy against
the steamboat, as such-it must be against her own
ers. He might amend his declaration on paying the
CLAIM AGAINST THE County COMMISSIONERS FOR Ex.
IRA ALLOWANCES TO Prisoners TX THE JA1I.-Samuel
Wilkinson against the Commissioners Of Hamilton
Of his duty aior he furnished to certain Of the
prisoners extra food to the amount OF about SlOOC
how it was that within the short period sgned such
bill could be got up but without supposing that tht
Court had before them all the materials necessary
to determine that question, they might intimate tha
Of late years 1t seemed from the nature OF many
that men in public positions were not satisfied will
the fees to which they we're entitled by law. .
In the present case fatal objection presented itsel
at the outset; there was priyty between the jai
and the County Commissioners. The jail is unde
the exclusive control of the Sheriff, who alone is re
sponsible for the safekcepng of the prisoners am
the conduct of his deputy and he alone is the person
| with whom the Comm issoners have right to con
tract to sustain the prisoners; II there s any CLAIM
self; and the fact that tho Sheriff has not presented
it, indicates that there could be just claim In OK
stence. The demurrer should be sustained.
COMMON PLEAS.
SrABBING.-John Webb, n mulatto, indicted 70
stabbng with intent to kill, rendered plea (whic
accepted of stabbing with intent to wound, an
4 was sentenced to one years Imprisonment in th
i Penitentiary.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 0FFIoE.-The Com
missoners, at their session yesterday, passed
orders-among which were two, for $50 each,
to Judge Finn and Geo. P. o'Donnell, 70,
their defense of Ward-on the Treasurer for an
aggregate amount of $3.50 IS.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO KILL.-A lad,
not over seventeen years of age, named Jeffer-
son Pierson, was imprisoned in the County Jail
yesterday, having been sent here from North
Bend, in default of 5000 bail, for shooting with
intent to kill another lad named Patrick
Mcdaniel. His trial will take place in the
Court of Common Pleas at the next term.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

va A lady, whose name we could not learn
fell in fainting fit on Pearl street, yesterday
and injured herself considerably. She was
taken to the Office of DR.. Malone, on Broadway
where her wounds were dressed.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
Especially Reported for the Daily Press.l
Cincinnati Horse Markets.

MONDAY EVENING, February 2S, 1859.
The market continues very active, the demand be.
'ggood and supplies generally full. A number OF
transfers during the past week have been to Cafor
mia dc alers though the demand is principally from
the South and Southwest. Since last report Mr..
Brecount, of Miami County, arrived with, and sold,
eight head Of fine horses, at average OF Sl7l
apiece.
MILLER ESTWOOD'S STABLES,
NORTH SIDE OF FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
SYCAMORE.
Report of Sales for week ending Monday, Feb. 2s.
No. ofHorses sOld.....l2S Value Sl9 1856 20
DAP. RILEY'S STABLES,
SOUTH SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AED
SYCAMORE.
Report of sales for week ending Monday, Feb. %.
No. Of Horses sold."...6l Value AS 90
VIII. STEVENS STABLES,
SOUTH SIDE OF FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
SYCAMORE.
Report of sales for week ending Monday, Feb. %.
No. Of Horses sold.-..79 Yalue....r..". s,S54 80
d. CARNEY'S STABLES,
SOUTH SIDE OF FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
SYCAMORE,
Report Of sales for week ending Monday, Feb. 2s
No. Of Horses sold...ll3 Value...".... Sl0,779 %
B. JENIFER's STABLES, (icKenzie, Agent)
NORTH SIDE OF FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AMI
SYCAMORE.
No. Of norses sold.."m.9l Value".."..". S6,949 2i
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

Gs- The commencement exercises of the
Ohio Medical College will take place at the
Melodeon this evening. See notice in another
column.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Cincinnati, o., march 1, 1850.
Amusements This Evening.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER-Sycamore street,
between Third and Fourth" The Gamester," and
WOODS THEATER-Corner Sixth and Vine sts-
tNaiad Oueen,n "The Iron King"
GREAf WESTERN MUSEUM-Corner Third and
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

TO Persons wishing to subscribe for the
Daily Press" along the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton R. R., can do so by applying tt
Charles NJ. Steele, nows agent on said road.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

re- Geo. H. stillman, who, our readers will
remember, left the city quite suddenly week
or two ago, and subsequently attempted self
destruction, at Louisville, has returned.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
FOR SALE.

II 20 10y 100 feet to alley. Front, side and
yard House, four rooms. Kitchen in good order.
Location, 2l5 West Ninth street. between Cutter and
Linn. Inquire at the premises.
WNOR SALE-WROUGHT IRON GRAFT
H1 ING-5O0 lbs, more or less, of Wrought Iron
Gratings. Can be seen by applying at the Press
office.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

Ezg~ The United States Court meets today,
at which time the shawk and Latta case will
be taken up.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

No. $40 MAIN ST.-This valuabl, property
will be sold at IN o'clock this morning, by
q. J. W, Smith, SEQ advertisement.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
FOR RENT.

ENOR RENTAL $25 per month, DWELL
n ING HOUSE, with eight rooms, No. 2t9 George
street, between Mound and Cutter. Apply at my Ex-
change office, Manchester corner.
235 W. E. ACKLEY.
ENOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BRICK
H DWELLING HOUSE, No. SO Hopkins street
pleasantly situated and newly painted; furnished
with gas throughout; good cistern, fine cellar, and
pleasant yard. Possession given Immediately. For
further particulars apply at No. 2 Vine street. 237
GTORAGE-LOFTS TO LET. Terms rea-
- sonabe. Apply at 29 Sycamore street. 210
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
Price One Cent.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Iss- M. ECHANICS' EXCHANGE. - The
Mechanics II this city who are favorable to the es
tablishment of Mechanics Exchange are requested
TO meet in no rooms of the American Patent Co
Sonth;west lrnoE Fourth and Walnut streets on
TUESDAY, Q1arch LIST, 1881 at o'clock, r. M, to
discuss and act upon the subject %b
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

Gae- We are indebted to Robert Clark & Co
for Harper's Magazine for March.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

j. p LEAyITT ALPRRD BRvIs.
II ,EAViTT 4 B Wis, SUCCESSORS TO
Vine and Fifth Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. Superior
Hosiery, Gloyes. and WSolen Yarn, Under Clothing
Crayats, Tights" in Assorted Coors, Wholesale
and Retail. &c
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
LOST.

II .OSI-STUD-Wit Granite Set Tho
- finder will be literally rewarded by leaving i at
the Daily Press Office. h2
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
BOARDING.

DOARDING- Two or three Gentlemen
ND can be accommodated day board at No. 239 Race
street. Reference required. 290
nOARDlNG.-AG Gentleman and his Wife
modated with good rooms and boarding, on reasona-
BILE terms, by APPLYING at No. a Vine street. l97
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
HAMILTON, February Is, 1889.


Keeper OF Cierkl eltner IN TINS CITY, Sylncln-
objection as clerk on steamboat Address JOHN II.
BROUGH, Hamilton, Ohio. I'll
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

SrABBING-John Webb, n mulatto, indicted for
stabbing with intent to kill, rendered plea (Which
was accepted of stabbing with intent to wound, and
was sentenced to years imprisonment in the
Penitentary.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

"ANTED-GIRL. good girl to do
at "Daily Press" office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb 4, 1885,
No. 90. Richard Gregg ct al va. Robert Forsyh-Error
to the Circuit Court Of the Northern district of Illinois
Cause dismissed for wa I Of jurisdiction
No. leo. John Dredge Robert Forsyth-Eor to the
court. Dismissed for want of Jurisdiction.
No. 251. The st. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad w.
Clark Brothers Co.-Error to the court Dismissed
for want OF jurisdiction.
No. 252 VIM. Smith implicated with Roswell F. Goodell,
vs. Clark Brothers Co Error to the court. Dis
missed for want OF Jurisdiction.
Nos. 254 275 276, 277 and 27s. William s. Moss Abner
G. Harding ct al. survivors Of VIM. Kellogg, Edward
Cbase.-Error to same court Justice Wayne delivered
the opinion Of the Court Diminishing the for want OF
jurisdiction account OF defective citations.
No. Of December term, 1857. The Ocean Towboat
Company The Owners Of the Ship Crescent CityJus
Wayne delivered the opinion Of the court that the a
peants are entitled ST ,ll9 from tho owners Of the
Crescent City, and that the decree entered at the
be reformed accordingly.
No CO. The People OF the State of New York, ex. rel
Asa Cutler ct al Edgar Dbble, County Judge.-Ar
gurnen continued for defendants and concluded plain
lifts.
No. 331. Augustus W. Walker w. Melville Godmar-
Error the Circuit Count Of the Eastern District o.
Louisiana. On motion OF the defendant, the cause
docketted and dismissed, with costs
Adjourned TIL Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-05
TTIIRTY-FTFTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, 1859.
ORGANIZING DAoorAu TERRITORIES ETC.
Mr. GREEN, adm Of Miss, from the Committee on
Terroiies reported bill TO organize the present Terrific
Ties OF Dacotah and Arizona, which ordered be
printed Also bill, which passed, repaying Co.
vernon Douglas, Of Vancouver, thousand dollars
~hch was loaned by him the Governor Of Washington
Territory.
YORK HARBoR DEfENcEs.
Mr. sEwAgD, opp OF N. Y, introduced resolution
Engineer at New York which has been made since tho
ccretarys report the deencce of New York and
Brooklyn. Adopted.
DISTRICT oY COLUMBIA BUSINESS.
Mr. BRIGHT, (adm.) OF Ind, from the Committee
Public Lands, AID Mr.. BRowy (adm Of Miss, from the
Committee the District Of Columbia, attempted TO bring
up the District business and the latter moved TO devote
Tomorrow TO IFS consideration.
Mr. STUART, (adm) Of Mich, called for the yeas and
NAYS on Mr. Browns notion and argued that the District
claimed than its proporonate share OF the time OF
Congress, 70 the exclusion Of national business. Mr.
Btowns motion, however, prevailedfortytwo against
eevcu--and will be devoted to the District
affairs.
wlssorHs SHARE OF THE PROCEEDS OF THE PUBLIC LANDS
The bill to provide for the payment Missouri of the
two per proceeds Of the public land, which has
been heretofore reserved under compact, was pissed
HOMESTEAD BILL
Mf. JOHNSON (adm) VI Tenn, reported from the Com
mittce Gun Public Lands the House Homestead bill wthou,
amendment, gave notice that he would call up the
senate bill the subject at the earliest opportunity.
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR
considered, and the following bills, among Others
passcd-B to quiet the land titles under the Ashburt0
treaty In the disputed territory In Mane bill auhorzn,
she courts % adjudcate the claims OF Seur aud Bonuo
and Cheyaes kepergny TO lands at Saut ST. Marie bill
enter tract OF land in Wisconsin
The bill for the relief Of the captain and OF the brig
Sen Armstrong approprating $50 900 therefor was pass
ed, BY % against IL.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-05

FOREIGN and Domest,c N.iIs,

Foreign and Domestic Malls.
THE OF CLOSING At rHs NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC. .North-Abany, Buffalo and Canada. p
North and West way mail. .........., 81 A. ii.
Western mail via Erie RB. 81 An and3 p. r.
South and southwestern
mails. ....................7 A. II. and ~ p. NJ.
Eastern mail, by railroad 5h A. \. and ~ 7. N.
!" BY steamboat .......3 p. II
BuvpAY hAnS On Sunday all mails close at this Office
CAiIJozsIA. BY steamer via Panama, Satur-
The Overland Mali for Calforni. leaves st. LOUIS
every Monday and Thursday, at A. NJ Letters
designed for It should b. marked Overland via
g. LAKE CrY The Overland from st. Joseph Oxo) 70 Bait
Lake city, leaves 6t Joseph every Saturday, at
ga n. letters should be marked Overland
Via 81. Joseph."
Co. PACIFIC. BY steamer, via Panama, eatur-
HAv4xA....Sy steamer Gshawba. Saturday. Feb.
From New Orleans by Steamship Tennessee on
the LIST and 18th of each month. Letters sh0uld
be placed IN the Office at New York sx days pre-
vious TO the above daeJ
EUROPE. BY steamship Etna, Saturday, Febru
Ky steamship Arabia from Bosion,
close here Iuesday Feb. S..... :lI1l and +. NJ.
place Arago conveying the mails for Europe
Southampton and Hayre The mail will close this day
SF.M
BAnAnA Islands the day each alter
Cunard packet at this port being once month,
the steamer Karnak will DO despatshed with
Nassau, N. p. The United states postage VIII be
i've cents per half ounce on letters, aud two cent?
on each newspaper. be collected In all cases IN
the United Stses, those sent or received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-05

FrAsc-a-CUErE.-In williamsburg Thursday, Feb.
8, by the Rev. Thomas Baker, Mr. CALEB q. FRAsoIs,
Conn, TO Miss LU11Ig A. GuEIE, Of Williamsburg.
GoDgEY-HypE-Att the Church OF the Holy Trinity,
Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Feb. 2 by the Rev. Samuel
Haskins, HENRY GODFREY to JOSEPHINE eldest daugh
ter Ct James n. Hyde, Jr., both OF Brooklyn.
HAwKs-BRowS-At Bennington VI, on Wednesday,
Feb. 2, by the Rev. Isaac Jennings Mr. WV. HAWKS Of
New York, Miss HELEN E. only daughter Of the Hon. S.
g. Brown OF the former place
MA1HEwEs-vAS NTss.-In Hudson, Columbia county
n y, at Christ church, by the Rev. William Watson, l.
RAVEN MATHEwK Jr, OF South Carolina to Miss JEANNE
ADEISE, only daughter OF James X. Van Ness Esq Of
Columbia county, N. Y.
sEAsAS-BARSEs.-On Tuesday, Feb. l, at st. Thomas
church. by the Rev. W. +. Morgan, D., Mr.. DAVID SEA
MAN 10 Miss Sarah A. BAIsNas, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-05
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 4, 1859.
Stocks steady. Penasyvaniasiate 6ves, $50; Reang
Ra iroad 24i Morris Canal. salee Long Island RAT
NEW OR,sass Feb. a, 1859.
The sales Of cotton to day 900 bales. The
kc, closed du parties awaiting the Asias news, and the
quotation Of middling nominal at lie IL &c. The
OF the week up - 900 bales. Tho receipts for
the time 5000 bales, against 500 bales 10
corresponding week last year. The exports Of the week
bales The receipts at this port $50 800 bales In
advance OF last year. do at all the ports s52 bales
Stock in port 800 coo bales. sugar is buoyant and "a.
higher fair to fully fair o t,c &C. Corn hrm mixed 95c.
Mess pork has advanced 5Gc sales at $50 Bulk meats
Sales Of 200 600 pounds a. decline OF c sides SIC.
Lard buoy ant and &c. higher in bbls. 124c Cofee
nm prime, lie IL &c. Sales OF the week 5000 bags.
Imports none but there four cargoes below Stock
1890 bags, against 1000 the came time last year.
Freigha on cotton 10 Liverpool I'D; 10 Boston, -sc
Cr,RIEsroy, Feb. 3, 1859.
The receipts OF cotton here for tho week ending day
woIe 10, 800 bales.
The cotton MAJ ket dropping sales to day, 900 bales
SAVANNAH, Feb. g. 1853.
Cotton unchanged saies today goo baes.
AUGUSTA, Fob. 1, 1859.
Cottcr-Priccs are tat, but holders 1rm.
BAiGMofE, Feb. !, 1859.
-Four firm at IS IS for Howard street. Wheat dull.
Corn firm Provisions buoyart and prices better Mess
pork, SIS 30 2l9 prime dto, Oil Bco NO L. Sl0a Sli
mess Sl8. Lard din ~ &C. Whskey firm at % &c.
29c.
PHitlDgrpuIs Feb 4. 1859.
Flour firm, at IS 80 SO So Wheat steady: white
81 So - 75; red 81 90 81 40. Corn scarce: yeow
nc. 1sc. Whskey advanced and selling at CSC 29c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. A. 1859.
Flour dull a, IS o5 IS 80 for super0ne whisSey ad
yanced &c sales at Gee Mess pork quiet sales 800 bbs
at SIS IS sl9 and 500 bbs deliverable in New York 10
meats active sales 500 600 lbs. at 6lc. slsc. Lard
dull sales 800 bbs. al ii &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-05
Brooklyn City News.

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MRE1NGs.-The primary meetings
Of the democracy of Kings county held Thursday
evening" resulting in the of the Bradley wing
There considerable interest manifested in of the
strongly democratic warde while opposition wards
the Third and Fourth, the very light In
the Fifth ward vote Of about COO poed In the Sc
venh $780, &c. But few Of those who acted with the
Vanderbilt party last fall were returned.
The SPECIAL Term THE SUPREME CoURr.-The Special
Term calendar will be called in the Supreme Court cham
ber Brooklyn City Hail. by Judge Eo at eleven O'Clock
Monday next After Monday the court will be opened
at nine O'Clock A. H. every day. The day calendar will
consist of the first twenty The will be kept
open until nine O'Clock every evening, unless the day
calendar should be disposed OF before then Judge Lott
will hold special term for motions in the large
room, commencing on Monday, at ten O'Clock A. H. Ec
pa,e motions will be heard every morning between nine
and O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-05
ARMY Intelligence.

Tho following officers have been recently assigned,
the War Department duty the several stations unf.r
mentioned -
Engineer Department -Lieutcnants G. W. Snyder aad
O. Paine 70 report or duty at the Military Academy,
Qsa'tnmaster Generals Department Col: D. D; Tomp-
Kns mas relieved Major W. W. Chapman from duty in
New York city Major Z. o. BsbbItt Is relieved from
duty Fort laramie and ordered 3 reoo,. Coz duty at
Washington city.
'~@issa,y Dsps,tnsm NJ. D. L. Simpson is
ordered '.plypent Assistant Surgeon G. H,mnond 4.
o,Soaas %Fort vancouver, Washington Territory
oraered 70 duty lieutenant II. B. Davidson has been
appointed ReeimentL T. '"'''u W au'y
sSss eus Palmer has been relieved
from duty in the Department Of 1A1 o'uefea 10
report in person at the War hecu relieved
from duty at West Point and ordered 10 join bio company
ii Fort Moultric, g. c.
ed Regmen'a uartermaster and ordered 70 the
headquarters OF his regiment.
Board Of Officers is ordered 70 convene at the War
Department in the City Of Washington on the 25th inst,
TO examine into the subject of horse equipments for the
army, with view TO uniformity.
detachment Of engineer soldiers has been detailed by
Gen. Harvey TO construct military Wagon road over the
cascade portage of the Colorado river.
Recent advces from New Mexico the close OF
the with the Navajo tribe Of Indians, Sol Bonneville
Third infantry and L. Collins, Superintendent OF Indian
Affairs, having succeeded in making treaty Of peace
with this warlke tribe. This nova, no doubt, will be
hailed with pleasure, those Indians known TO DO
very powerful and hostile They have succeeded in
carrying on hostiles fer the last ten years.
The following disposition has been made Of Tire troops
comprising the expedition
Lieut. Colonel Miles, Third infantry with O portion of
his regiment, to Albuquerque.
Major Ruiz, Rife regiment, and Assistant Surgeon Chic
lin with portion Of the Rife regiment Fort Stanton.
Major Backus, Thru infantry with portion of his
gment, 10 Fort Defiance.
Ma; ri,l.r
gDent to Fort Bliss. Also, Forts Unon Craig and
Comment BuIgoy ne, are ordered " be Carr soned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-05

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4, 1852
The Salt Lake mail Of the 16tk ut reached St. Joseph
on the 3st six days ahead OF the contract time.
The United States District Court had Adjourned.
The Legislature still in session, but nothing of i'm
portancc had been done.
Major Copenng the contractor for the Salt Lake and
Pacervilc route, arrived here last night, route to
Washington He is only seventeen days from Salt Lake,
and expects to reach Washington within nineteen days.
He left Utah in tbs dead Of wnser to test the practical
by Of the route Re thinks that the trip long will be
Of IleasuYs by Of crossing the mountains
the seighs and that che travel rom the Pacific will be
over this route