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, 1859-07-21
LunIser. II, Lath. pcs. Shingles No. Stavea No.
Arr1... ..3la loo i0i uG z6sluAl 1e6 900
M.y.....G<1AM0 1sst000 37sooOo ,c0u
June ....A7Q3,000 10000 1,.aeMD &sL010
TaL .3he44MD as10o Hshu0 lSf.Dop

TuE 1uxBER TRADE IN CASApA.-The Mon
trcal Ws&aexs contains the following:
We learn from gentlemen engaged in tue
Lumber trade Of the ottawa, that al the ium-
ber which lay orer las. season in the smaller
streams, and all that has been made this sea-
son. has already been got cut Of the tributaries,
with the exception Of about 10000 pieces, de,
lnycd in the Petewawa By break and change
Of course on that river. The season has been
particularly favorable for sending the lumber
To market, the water having continued high for
an unusual length Of time, and there ase also
dams constructed on some rivers BY largo lusa.
ber houses, from which = supply of water il
obtained to send forward the lumber when tho
uutaEal stream runs too low Most Of the RATS
are very early, and il is supposed that erery
stick that has been manufactured on the Ottawa
aud tributaries will reach Quebec this season,
This large supply will Of course affect this mar.
ket in the meantime, but everything viii be
clear abore for fresh operations. Some of
the timber this year Is rery fine. A ruft Of
Red Pine from Lake Tamiscatniug. the farthest
point from which timber has jet been brought
to Quebec will average about 64 feet, most Tn-
usua1 size for that kind Of timber. This fine
rsf was sent down with uncommon dispatch,
being probably not more than two months from
TamiscatniuR to Quebec Thers is also another
raft Of Red Pine. about equal in average to the
above. Il large raft Of White Pine, from TIT
head waters Of The Mississippi, expected to
average 30 feet, hns just passed behind the
Island. The quantity of timber which has
passed the slides Of the Chaudiere to s0th June,
srNE-
, 1859-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 20.-T4e Secretary Of tic
interior w.tl transmit by the pacttic stcamer oi
tue 18th of July, s.s4, quo 10 Oregon and WASH
sngton to satisfy tue recently audited Claims or
accounts Of sdvances made far restoring and
maintaining penceab'c and more friendly re-
lattons with the Indian tribes.
Judge Gi!lia. Of penns, lvauia, has been ap-
pointed Sprciai Agent 10 the i'awnees. with The
viex to arrange utatters 50 as 10 prevent fututc
difficulties. The books and pubic documents
pertainin TO the first session Vi the late Con.
::ress are being boxcd to be scat to the various
literary institutions throughout tic country, in
accordance with tue Law. This il que Of the
reforms which has deprived members Of selling
snch works, as was formerly the pructice, foI
waste .per. OF 1t nominal Sums TO specuIaiiDg
bouE irstttrs
, 1859-07-21

ANtefEM2&@E NGVF1 from C4lk10fn&2s
ST. Lorls, July ls.-The 0rerland Mail, with
dates to tie eth ult-, reached Jefferson City
this atteruoon.
The to~n Of Tchuma had been destroyed by
3sts. Loss. 100000.
Forty .three convlcts escaped from the Cnlifor~
hin Peattenttary on the e5th u1t. They escaped
by orerpoweFing tue guard. Twelve were re-
captured, and eight shot while cndcaynring to
escape.
business without improvement.
The 1talians ut San Francisco had raised $500
to scnd 70 Victor Etnnunuel for the benefit Of
2lik needy subjects
The people Of Carsou Valley bad called q con.
~entiou for the sth inst, 10 consider the public
safely.
In the proposed Territory Of Ncvada IN cleo.
ton Tor Delegate to Congress had been fixed
for the I'd cf july.
The weather had been intensely hot through
out tue State, para'yzing the vegetation. Some
1,srta Of the county were looking as though
they hnd been burned oyer.
Ssnta Barbara County was visited by terri
ble slrocco on the 17tli, forcing the people to
shut themselves indoors, killing animals, and
literally roasting The fruit on the trees.
Frazer River mining news continues dis
C0urxrinw
, 1859-07-21
FORT OF CHICAGO.

.pn1171.v> r-,.A.
AhH4V1 V1D..'''...'.'..--'uS -.
ssf ba Ssa6s i bss XXI ''S III o'4' 'e*'' %
Stns unn Morgan, Grand Haven, - tous ftases. ~ hi
E5s5;;;3 ~ CT, PEEK conrxood 81 ,pnhr 81.
easca ht.ots aud .hoes.
bE< Robeit pu1ua Accune. oeonto' 10 IN lumber. 80 IN
pne aSos,s tsoss' Grant, ooouto 80 m lumber - m shingles.
n q ID es' sh'sss ss hSs ,s,o ,u,,.. CO ~ ,unh.,
Uas + hioa. %nlansoa ced.S isef is N lumber Is
Schr il5'ndeue Jones; Ka'ma.oo es tn lumber.
ssF Eon ssF%S[ Ei = & s,ts - S1oda 4, ,,,~,
81 None $,Its.:y H,ksTst e q, ,s,, scSd
Sens MntI fcInAnt Land N3y. 70 q lumber:
ser da tfs Walton uu.stson Ito IA lumber, .h,n.,s.
Schr Mott Bealss sheboyFaa rs Cd wood IS shin
! E1t4 % 4. lath SO haxs oasA.
sehs Ell shssnd % % baxh Cs Gsate4vlie rs i d. 1ood
SclF 14et aut. Connel, White Lake 1tou lutnher.
sshr hs gr1xa Ma.tf6en ~ xs E.a is.n .sassef s4
sch, sss'iisbt, ssai Mutt, Bay City, :;sn lumber:
60, *, . tbis stueeo r,, n.. :,
Schr r n joneN. SHERMAN Asats.ee. 33M lumber.
- = ,,.-,-.,
S 4 a"eh In9n2son, lTa = o 11i nri .,
oe11 u - '11 'N'3' s'
s~hr s.a s1i3t ~" tsnd ,,.,d 1.v,- IN NJ. WIND
Soop EHe, f9metoy, ksno.ha. 10 eds stone.
~" N''1 -
c,, r.1s 49, .,,a
Stu,t Huron Nofan. Grana iavsn. ~ seEs !ea ,o..
essaf fassae 49, ~ it - ss = f ~ os
, 1859-07-21
Lynch Law In Missouri.

St. Lonis, July a0.-A special dcspatch to The
V.11a't* -, = ti.at ueEroes who were on trinl
II Narsasli, Mo-, yesterday for murder and rape
were takeu from The jail and ono was burned Ia
death md the other two hung by the mob.
, 1859-07-21
HaiIfDaDB,
TLL1NOrS CENTRAL r
RAIL

AoF0 ~ <<ht& e7+N "&1.
Communication 1ckstA II 1sdaeus tes kood fb7 tArsa
noEfhs b obtAnsd BY applying II ihe oes c& tn
denaral Passenger AEent IN the efsa1 ceattaa p*po&
WB.1DHSSC1, 0ea. lsssescrs Aasps, }*l@y
, 1859-07-21

Dearer City, 1ati,. arrived this evening Every
tbing in the mining region wins in hourishing
condition. The Express brought no papers.
!'ence no important news. Another Express is
tomorrow.
, 1859-07-21

HARTFORD FlRE1NSUR'NCE
AA COMPANY. CxAAx11zo n l1fe- .
NlNf1f-EtaHrH BEd.ANNuAf. S8ATfffN1:
Cash caDatai aAA Surplus, LAY l, $50,
5844,640.87.
LossB PROMPTLY AD!gsIED AND PAID Al
THE A1EHCy.
For 1nsu1sne4 On bV11nnk1 tufaiture. 4&etes, Wa1A
hs4s7 s :nd DC eCnstot. 1syhanae 9f.sa M|s a1fssto
ana PtepeftI of III tt5dA apply 70 HUNT alGGlASoN
G1p. II. HIoatxeo1. 1yIS d57s 6n,
, 1859-07-21

shingles
N1z!on ufta -, M,H - Il lumber.
EIer. Moss1k q IS n lumber.
n II HcoEr. Lockpqf{. - n10 Ah.hE1AA
, 1859-07-21
II y r. E r E. u U e E D -
Chicago, Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
nbnr+ W,t1r,nA f}1n

ONLY 1sx HoCEs FROM CHICAGO TO PITTS
BuRGII. -
And in 1tsect ennnstt!on wizh Pennsylvania t. 4. u
haars IL rhlIadcIphiz. II h,uz. t't New York
u. and aftcr Aty H. s5Y. tIns will vu Ehtcakn ftA
the Ie:.s tls ucnl .a southern tsarUaG n follows:
+ i. N.-.ariys~ At fotsto. sH cleveland, E:0
III, Pittsburgh. rs nj. lhl!adelpha~ 100
m, Nav York, 9:GI n.
500 z, H-As7res vi foeia ao n, cle%tanA. - -,
lTtissMrEr. 4:f0 nj. Phia*eIph!A, s:a0 = N,
New fnaA, ls.t5 IA.
This coat,nuousa rail- llns II miles tbs Yrs
Turk Central ROUTE e.rlnx t2InA 10 make the al'se sehe.
u's Il time and snanrs 2m,y I'D wis sSnt ~ ~
PhltideIphla ~ r+uvjei vithspfcnstd s'e-rnx
Nxxakr checked thrnnEh f1nra Eheakn 10 FAitbufKh.
uanstrEh Baltimore, philadelphia and New York. anA ~
slaxtu fnE Asnaaink.
Ak fr tickets BY Cleveland rttshrkh. Ths mrs 7
this ane will ~ways he 4. !ow as hy any ahes route.
Ttau<, hs prurur< = tho ohr Of tic Nlehf-
gan *ouhern HaE14 udes the Revere Huuss ihs d.
aiso At ali ths principal ticket Offices In tho Wet.
". &. EtElANp, tsCn1 4 gent, E1evta1nd.
Cro II Gar Gen1 Fasa N, Chicago. (nnysI tsxl 8ru
, 1859-07-21

The prospecls Of the Timber trade in Britain
had somewhat improved, owing to the low rate
Of finterest, and 1t Is TO be hoped thst our hardy
and enterpsising lumhermen who spend thar
winters btyond the bounds Of settlement will
reap due reward.
LuxREn Ar N1lwAuktE.-Thc 64qsia<E Of
Monday contains the following:
Receipts, ~ compared with the previous
week, QTe as follows:
Week eud'x July is. IEev3ors ".
Lumber; n.,,............ ...,...,l .t9nn 6N&6
thnge3.... .-.---.............. sA0n 3Ms %
1ath .....-.--..+...,-..,- -..-.. sAsQo 4t.00J
Receipts arc mostly on old contracts, and tue
only cargo sale We heard Of was that Of the kchr
Florence, from Muskegou, At $3.50 for assorted
lumber. The trade was very dull, and prices
by the cargo arc 6Oc 1owcr than last week The
quotations are e:-Lunber, $7@t8; Shingles,
A &a.25, No. .$l.75; Lath, fs.ee5 g. so. No
change in retail prices
, 1859-07-21

There WAS good attendance on 'Change to-
day. Whess opened fsuer, and considerable
activity waa displayed in the market ut IN Id
ranec Of 1c on yesterdays prices but owing
10 dull news from New York and But1a1o, and
ruaoss Of beating IN the warehouses, it bccame
1,cary and ciosed dull as The lowest price get
reached. About $4,000 hu changed hands,
mostly STANDARD Spring, at ss@:sc. 4 few
cars Of new No Red we're sold at &1.10 on
track; but towards the close that figure could
not be obtained. Tbe Flour Market ~aa dull.
:. sale Of 100 bbls fair Spring Extra xas nade
ut $S75. Cora waa actise and firm, till after
tile receipts Of tue Eastern dispatches, when it
declined 1c- About 10000 bushels changed
lands, At Csc f. O. b. for Caasl G526sc for No
in ttorc; aud ea@sa}c for No s-cioaiug heavy.
t)ass dull. No demand for Rye, several parcels
of which sre pressing on the market at ss@e1c
without brsess. uighwincs dull. 4 few lots
fur city trade were ao:d =. 24@asie.-caosiug
weak Hides firm Wool quiet but firm.
Freights unchanged-vessels take corn to o.
wego 1t &C., ind to Buffalo At &C.
MILWAUKEE,, July eo.-Receipts, a bbls -four;
5,4y5 hu wheat; 1,0l3 bu oata: e40 In corn.
shipments, % hhis fonr; s2,so0 bu wheat !;
1850 du osts: Wheat inactive and dull .. 67c
tor 40 Spring.
QrorAr1o&s or .D2EAnerrys nr rue Crrr or
:;pcncc Co.'s quotations, july 5: Whert-
Red, Milwaukee and Cbiosgo, ss@ss7d; Indi-
Ena, y3ps4d: whIte Western, Ps@l0s; South
rra, l0s@llssd. Flour. 1os@lSsed. 1ndisn
s;nn-Hcttow and mixed, 5sl0d96x3d; white,
ss@:sad 3 lV 1bk.
~. Loc.s-1asy lo-FIoue in dull. prices a,e
vrra, contiuuea dull, bu. tlcre is no clsangs
u prices. Coru is inaetire and prices are droop
ing. There u fair demand 'for oats, but u
talfrates. Sales 1,500 bnshels, ut S5 to 45c
Ths market for Ness Pork is dbl, and price.
, 1859-07-21

HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
III RAILROAD i now opea for the transportation Of
freight md passeakers 4. entg length from ths Asappi
sess st. Joseph anley wa!h
Passengers KAnsa Sthlaska. E4e's Peak aud Czsos-
This 1gu,s a:. 1he most Etiiaa!s aa es2ttto9.
Teak than my oth<r rarnad, From *. toeph tho fost
Kea.peF route i the beony 10 miles to r1.es Peak
md ria The AasysTe Cut0f viii retuce ths dat1ace to
as miles,
*:acsz leave St Joseph daily to Iowa Pont Tthszska
Dcaiphau, Leaveavouh, Nes1na and Kaasas CRY
Tally staxes sare y 1o-eph for ali importaas interior
taxu4 * kans and Ssht.4k1 to Lecpnptou, tt1y ttL
Hickory rous md p.kaor scnnetfnk with aes 70 To.
p<ka, Oaawkee, Gsassaorft- Faaa Lawrence znd fazt
Rt,ey.
Psssense1. fFn:n Chicago aad Northern Illinois, Detroit.
Mlth zu Ea*t, viii ti this In al fespeta the Mnst
Ges7se qu1ekxst. and sh0stest soula u fREs Peak
F74secgczs ftpn Chicago vl the t. p < q KK- usaxa
eloee connections II Quincy vslh bca1 tuf Hannibal
Trains leave HanaiL4l Il - All for st. Joe2h, Or ppap
arrival Of packet fson Quincy.
Ears = Inv ~ by arY otas! ROUTE
, 1859-07-21
COMMERCIAL.


WxpsHsnAr Evxx1se, July n. 1ssa.
The receipts and shipments during the past
twcntv.four hours were ~ follows:
, 1859-07-21

II. Lou1s. July 20.-Auother express arrivct
from Dcnyer City this +. II. 1t left on the 14til
aud brings $500 in treasure
, 1859-07-21

~
The following statement ahows The receipts Of live stock
yta The New York Central Rallsoad:
Tota.
Th!s weeek. Last week. slnce jan,
GalAe...-............. ~: ~! :1s3 1s3 s@;Ms @
SsIhssp.'..'-'.''.''"... sIp A1ss W. ao' st@ saa9
CA14Lx-The receipts ~ again heavy amp the market Is
exceedingly dull Tho ar5zai1 py f7road, viii be no
.ireA Above a1aoun..ngto Sloo hssd With must be sd
td 30 he'd from Lst week and l00 driven
making atotl Of This mofs than thr market meets
OF the and holders discouraged II tie
pr0sest4 Of tA weeks arktt and they willing to
coneeje ae decline ve vel hi} from la Neeka pIca
md e7nu 6nd purcases Il that. The New iurke1s
tneh bcn. sold fur thss city. Ths market cnse4 how
xih better prospect for The holnes wbp ake thel
down tha rtyeE Lantern folks take about
Vii }ars only .po for Nev York. which ought not tt
thst place Wednesday next unless other
n1e. pour ia q re thaa their usual quantity.
Wequote thI1 week:
IHsA qu3tHT.
xfAnQ ~ ..s.ss4...-.3t&f
tA1 w Wy
An1f17or. .'s..-.'..s
FkzleR1B-Remsia unchanged ne hear TIRE Is somt
np;1slon foO Of the western paints to buxio b
this il only heaI1ay From Buf 10 cattle shipped d
49, ear 10 Nev York. and tioo earto Prbvde ant
lts!Ehsen. Or es to Alktny Fro A!sany to Ee~ yosh
10 by Hudson k!ve4 Fzroad Of h0 eenta bead on
week.
HoGsTheze hss been only txo .1naH lots received TIL
week: teT net sold here We quote t at &6 cants
uud perhaps * could be obtsned for extra druYe.
, 1859-07-21
1)ENNSYLV4ANIA CENTRAL
J. RAILROAD.
The Capacity af tas Eoad Is row eqaa1 70 any In tha


TUpEE Ttfp0TCU P&CSExCER TR41YS
..--.,,,.., .,,.-..,,,,11,~-, ~ n,rr, nrn,,,.
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND P!tILA ApEfuiA.
1sSss Sss sm !. r pas n ss
Furnishing cis. fur Tie transportation of pz~enxers
surpassed sn1 ,set< nd eomr'ft br ~ uthsI r,a;e
out ch3ase # Cars or tnntloetora~
Smoking Cars arr attached to Zach TEtn Wnndrud-s
S'eensn: E1p9rs and Fast Isaas Ihs ,.ns
daily. Mai aa Fast Lias Sundays exespte Ihs i4al1
ea:atct foE halumsIs ~ M a'a.n:.Has; t \, p
Arrive il Philadelphia us Ba!smeFe u pH. lad In New
IE,in. e?safst + l..suf9h rta he 5rM Fsss LIZ:
Arrive n rhl14.lph:a q Eat14nfs 1t snd u Ss~
fo;k u 4:nr H. naii Tags sase It:hnskh AZ AA.
1TstnY n Fhta1e'pIl2 II IN S*E aufk 1s0 t:N-
da'{ u;a. tes.ssa ri 4tsssa Thsvaxhssss:a
tan l<a # kno4 ~ st1eE o! !hs a,oss lf1'hs pt
b1as I1tktt to o'-taa 1sr xed ri Nof~1ch. faa see
Of ofStnrn.aetnh Lsnes. Il. ,u....-
art Rasoa! ont&ss n she zsa 9" e@as ny q ts
teaat linz e st<anl;s ~ Tug Ahsappi o1 oas ss: 81:
ton Se~ xu.s. BaIt:nofe Of Fa:l11*l'At.-
rare Always a. Low M R4 Any VsAex
Ako01es
yTAst x,f TMk<t. by TIstshuevhLS
Ths ccnpIt,IUa Of ihe CONNECTIONS I taa reur
ntur- ,,xr rr-rWTrv ~trr, r,S,r .vn rrr
ulhAEE Linz 6EtM EEN rME EAaE Anu IAh
| Gtts.Al 9nis lin = ,,.,
4ne 9 t.tt5 oy ~ aeau!<Ai Effe ~ t;t1s
aHsn asoi1nk ~ af1fase 81 sf!taxe n sSgh tothtf
1tI fe *ssEE y nps r. a4Eaats* n2!ly Appreciated
~ ,h;n ana IT IN IN H.: ,,,,t..
Fa3as. Aatil.a. 7@o III LII ~ Iaeas A'atARe
s,ete;. ns :aPPes Objections: apply to Or
CUTS sstte! y. ',ts Sens " l.
1 "a AT.e u ~
, 1859-07-21

THE PHOENIX INSURANCE
l. COMPANY, Of the Clty Of Chicago, 0mee No. NJ
sonic Temple, ppposlte Post 0tdce.
Authorized Capital s3oooo Paid In sna sccased. *t
D11cTosa-J.F. Adtieh. John l. EichosA E. G. Wild
Ct, A. EdEafds Hiram D. Skulth-
EcHfls l.. kox1R, Geueral Agent: loHx 4. N1cHuta
President; Lfwn b. KCaDk11- CITY Surveyor E. u.
NE.pE1, Eet7ttAFy.
W f1re. Marine, md Inland Navigation 1asu,anee-
, 1859-07-21
13uSinrsS Uarns.

NCH, SHANNON i
IL PARKER
lTT1R1SETH At LlT.
ST. JOSEPH. NO.
rEsctee q ne csa7;s q SesthweeEa Alss'11t: alse
Ta1 rald for non reslents al blnes enszued 10 ths
will be faithfully attended 10 and Al collections promptly
reudtted OF DAY of payment.
AEFKAkXExs.
Solomon sturgr1s, Chicago, III Juhn Corbv ST. Jo%rrb.
No.: Gosa3ae Ael Co. y Joseph, No.: J. r. DeL
Co. Joreph. No.; Giles uIer, st. Louis No.; Hou-
F. p. BlaiE. Jr- at- Louis, Mo. jel&&aid3s3
u. L. H1AscH- p =. sHAasoF. il {. FAf1k1-
, 1859-07-21

Albany Cattle Market.
From thc Evening Jou.nz' of Aau9&Y.J
W@ A1AH1, July 18, 1850,
The following statement ahows The receipts Of live stock
yta The New York Central Rallsoad:
Tota.
, 1859-07-21
xa- CITY OF BUFFALO,
sisS1Ex 4. D. pz.xrss. Commander.

Farm "a Ey1ning Linz bexwesn Cleseasd and lu4tA!o
ono Of he ahove magnificent boats WI eavs tns T. =:
exeeptedj II ooft The arrival Of the tz7lss fom
D. seuh md Wet aaalaf sE11 eaeats:oo .s bsn E:.
falc New York i Esis Railroad for Niagara fa1s Ro-
ehtses syracuse, Kome uuea, Albany, Cosuns Zsnira,
Qveso, New FORK Anl Rost1n.
1t s uaee spek saahuFztty Of the above boas+ b.
inx 1eaT vel kaovn to the tRy%af public ~ Ia ~ re-
apects tst E1a4s xAoptoCB Aud 8AEl-
Thas reneFak fuuet trip to New fark q eay patnt
eatt u Huaao hA most desirable Of any that could ~
planned.
Tksi4 ean BE- had 1t Ill Tekes 0nccs h iha Wet aart
1t the Cenpanys Oce uer The ercrs Houtt corner q
Kantatnh srd D<aftofu ztseet4 1c+l II The depot
EAY Iienst1t INF AEeHf.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

troduced, and, 1 tniIih. that in short tine, TINS
Territory vii equal any OF the Southern States IN
growing sugar aud cotton. In the southern part,
the growing Of tobacco and cotton has been sue
cessfuy experimental in. Iron and coal mines
are discovered smost every day and the discovery OF
these mines creste quite considerable excitement
in the city. The Mormons are not building much
this year, but repairing their houses now, which
they ruined last Spring. The city Is very healthy
and clean now. and there sre hardly any deaths
here: one week is the average. The weather Is
wsrm and pleasant: the snow hardly ever reaches
the foot of the mountains aud the rain hardly ever
falls So IS 10 hurt anything.
There is new psper 10 be published 10 the ' al
lev; il is 10 be called 4 oioe from n. faer >'de
of Jordan. Kirk Anderson of 81. LOUIS is the ed-
tor, and i, will support the Administration, from
which il expects 70 get its support II the emf
grafton continues as il was begun, the power OF
government will SION be wrestei from the hands
ofIthe Morucus ard passinto the hands OF the Cen
tiles Now everything has TO be sanctioned by
the President Brother Brlsham) of the Church
The MOImous before entering into any sort Of
business must ask bis consent. The EDITORS Office
of The DESERT Nens is in the Presidents house,
and every article 80 be published must trst be
shown 10 him. and if il suits him it is published,
if not il is rejected. Money is plenty here now,
and never before has there been SO much of il IN
fhp Territory
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
FROM THE PLAINS.
F,O~ Th Neb,s.sa Guy S~r,, Dee. 10.


On Thursday morning company If seventeen men
in tSe employ Of Messrs. Russell Majors and Waddsll
arrived IN this city, dire ( from Fort Brdger. Tney
left Bridger the 1t of November, and have met
with great suffering the Platte. Two of the men
were ne sry frozen their feet black charcoal and on
the whole meet ptlfu and soIrowful locking objects
70 lock upon. The oany or less frozen.
The about 100 miles out is very deep and badly
dnft.d.
The company were obliged 20 leave their wagons at
Salt Creek a5o1t 50 miles west Of this place where
their mules gave ont, swamped in the snow.
They bring special news, further than bad roads,
high prices of provisions, and general confrmatios
of the gold discoveries the Platte Flour is selling
along the road at nearly every station at from IS "
$50 per sack Of 100 pounds coffee from 50 10 Is cents
per pound, and oil other provisions AZ proporooats
rates ard very at these figures Our informant
thinks that provisions must be very scarce at tha
mines.
This company foil in with Mr.. Fuller direct from
the mines who had been working some il the mines,
aud had made from q 10 g per day. He WAS 70 re-
torn to the mines in the Spring They have no doubt
Of the existence of gold the Plstte and its tib-
utsries.
The company brought with them, for their use on
the way, quantity of fine crystal lied soda, which
forms the lakes in the vicinity Of Fort Bridger.
There are thousands Of Of this foda to be found
there II ncrusts the lakes 10 the thickne Of from
one and a half 10 two inches and forms most excel
lent article for cooking purposes being clear and very
pure. VIII IL not yet form imp 0Ttant article or
commerce We believe IL will.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
UTAH.
OPENING OF TIE DISTRICT COURT
TROUBLE BETWEEN THE SAINTS AND


THE TROOPS-BRIGHAM REFUSES TO
OBEY PROCESS.
From Our Own Correspondent
CAMP FLOYD, l.. T., Nov. %, lS5s.
The term of the United States District Court,
which was adjourned from the first Monday OF
No,enber, to await the arrival of the newly -ap-
pointed Attorney. General, Mr.. Wilson, WAS re-
commenced on last Monday, the 23d inst, Judge
SiDcsir presiding. The Judge is quite young
msn for the position but confidence is felt that he
Will discharge the functions of his Office with
ability, frmness and discretion. Judge Snclair's
views of the state of affairs in this Territory, and
Of the policy proper TO be pursued, correspond
very nearly with the ideas Of Chef Justice Eckels,
and of course differ widely and essentially from
those of Gov. Cumming. The charge of tae
Judge to the Grand Jury on the opening of the
Court on last Monday is said to have been very
able and decided, meeting fully and pointedly the
various questions OF law arising out OF the anom-
sous social and religious organization Of the Nor
mon community.
Ii is currently reported in camp. and on Whist
appears 10 be good authority. that Brigham Young
has positively snd peremptoriy refused to obey the
summons TO sppear before the District Court, eX-
CcplpVtu Cuuulliou tudt Sunlllluk
him sufficient escort 10 protect his sacred person
from harm. According 10 the accounts We have in
camp, Marshal Dodson and his Deputy have had
the door Of the Lion House shut in their faces
three several times As yet 10 requisition for
military aid has been made on Gen. Johnston. One
thing, think, may be assumed as pretty certain,
and that Is, that Gov. Cumming Will never call
upon the military for aid 10 enforce the laws in this
Territory long he can, according TO his own con-
cep;ions of propriety and official duty, avoid doing
CO. Whatever view may be taken of Utah matters
al Washington, If is certain that among al tie
Gentlles here, whether in the military seryiee OF
+, OF. il would be difficult TO find half dozen whe
do not consider that Gov. Cumming is disposed to
tax q entirely too lenient and charitable view Of
the 'oltical ofenses and social enormites which
have 'harscierEed the Mormon community OF late
years.
Our c.rmp WAS thrown into quite state Of ex-
citement night before last, by report since fully
verified thHt one officer OF the Army had been shot
in Salt LaAe City, on oIdsy night last, and
another first Knocked down with bludgeon, and
then carried TO jail by the Mormon Police. The
circumstances appear 10 be these: Lieut. Ssun-
ders, OF the I'd Dragons, Was one Of the
officers attached 10 the command sent some
time SINCE in the direction oi' the Hum
boldt. TO lock after certain bands Of Indians
who, it had been reported, had attacked and an.