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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-13
BUSINESS CARDS.
T1.MEs m. sAs.VXLL.y; ATTOR.

with Plated Knobs and Furniture, st tiDcinnati
prices. f. -l Ft. % 90 $50 t msri.
OR. J. FLEAcER'S
sa-f-ssl Asss syA
DENTAL N15 OFFICE,
CORNER MAIN AND. FIRST SITS.
ByANsyILLE, IA. &c
Also, nnr preparation for cleansing the Teeth and
hardening the gums, can lie had OF Dr. r. a2c.a Usx
n S.UETM,N SAKRT l.n.s.N-UE.fC-
~s TORY, 80 MAIN STREET,
sIr ts1hgr EvAgsvnp. IsDIASi-
"a II you wish 20 get the worth 81 yV'ir mensy III
Shirts. .GeItlemen'S Furnishing Goods
FANCY ShiRTlAc PRINTS.
Pie5se call at 10 Main Street.
All orders ier sdtching Silk. Co,t"a aud Lia-n
Csods. promrtly attended 20, and neatly sssonted
Graceful for past patrcnsge, respectfully toicii
q continuance Of the same. ~ sa ltta -
Shirts made to order fron. measurement, and
satisfaction warranted. sept3-ly
N0BWs.sR RREE:iE OF RREsH DA y
GV GOODS. fancy and staple articles inst rs
- a' ceived at the Store Of - =
vii IA M j. DE u 3 L n
a. Main st :, between First end Second.
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA
A compete lot of u "a. .L
ID ry Go q dS
Fancy and staple articles, ~hi'h will i-s -'h L'~'
fsT fdrh. .
Remembsr. 43 Maiu street, between First and
second. tseptl4l wM. j. DEUBLEki
n E W M.GRD WIRE STORR, 0JN.R
- y door below the Branch Bank. where can be
found every thing appertsinins - the legitimst'
Hardware Trade. respectfully 8. lieit call from
country merchants hefors purchasing. % examinr
ny many styles oi G0ods, selected with care 60
suit this market. My personal attention VIII *
given 20 all orders. a., gEoRsiE 8 ssoSSTAGI .
= sept6 - = - s...s5g
INITIAL BENEFIT LIFE ms. COM'l,.
a-sf NEWARK, NEW JERSEY q
s,'n,saiafsd Capital, cver.-.,.... ssrp -"
IS lH.s- DIRECT0RS
D. 4 Psttsss.n n MeFalIsn, . 4 = Sieiiiaa d
.cs AaS kH-t. \ frathinghsInK N Grren-
|. utGystst 4 A Srrong. . " Iondits
J,J-isb I-~. J X Weeks. v Peer, =
-I- ROBT. l.. PATTERSON, Pressdvni.
JOEL W. CONDIT, Vice d.
! BssJ. " MuLEk, Secretary. - -
Applications f0r Insurance and nii inform inat..,,r
desired will be given by the undersigned. 49, "a
=ts4 f EIs ALLEN q. HALL0cK. Agent, -
Marble Hall Building, No. Mais street. Eyaas =
Vile, Ind. ler. t @ feb15-Iy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-13
e. @. SMITH.

H S7 CHAIR MANUFACTURERS, n
MARKET street, Evansville, Ind, will y
Resp on hard and make TO order every variety OF
Cs5ls and Wood Scat CHAIRS. The Traiie supplied
Il lowest rates Hotels, Steamboats, and Hal fur
ntshed promptly 20 orlsr. All work warranted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-13
sNsgR' .sKTICLRs .,.eT.sa RR.

ey t.re INTRODUCED intS this market -woaA>'-
fRIEsD- -.-tSfkNAS FHAHFE Soar A supet tor ar
tlsis for washing nnd cleansing clothes A,., a.
ioasskesl take Dotirs. -..
Patsat Wagon fir-.ls"--al'eri.r {" Tsr Black
cad Cs anything u the kind-in b"Ne- tbs right
- I,rs,msn Taam-t-fs and o~nst- 81 ~ t--i.d
SssBseLss ,a-rsiiy take S0ties and g1'srn tAsIa
s.ivss accordingly 80
h-.Tl= oINsihD -AbiN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-13

every kind, call at RCST0S's Feed and Seed Stors
under the Telegraph Ofhce, where you can Le &C,
conmooated as cheap rs the cheapest, aud ss Tood
as the best, delivered ia any part OF the city fr "a
drayase. Recollect, at RUsfoN'S on Water street.
Just received, my first shipment by Canal. lao
tons of hrst-rate new Timothy Hay, and for sal.
cheap. lsept2sl RAE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-13

IiW.PART.S.kRSH CHAN
A<DLER aud BLYTHE HYSES have associated
nsmselyes together as partners in the jractic. oi
law, and will attend promptly 10 all business con
.ctsd with their profession, which may ise eniru-t
A o. them, u - sr-
azS- onice on Loeust street, opposite the sherwood
99sse Evansville, Ind sept26-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-13

G,H.shER IND E.E.NCK. RROO.Ms-
~ 20 dozen-an extra good article, from selecte,
fine broom cord, for sale by f.sesi sl s-zsstf
feb2s CHAS. McJoHSSTOS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-13

MERCHANTS AND TRADERS
in Indiana. Illinois, and Kentucky, who like ~
bny good aud cheap Goods can ely on being fur
ni.hed Tin person or by orders) promptly.
a4 intend doing safe business with good and
prompt men, and prefer selling 10 such customers
at half the profit, TO doing winsled bnsi
ness, which is always attended with great risk and
, 1859-05-19

! reputed to Abe rich beyond the dreams Of 70.
nance or the necessity Of fairJ ta1e. Unpara-
lelled was the impression made upon our atag-
nant society; every tongue MAS busy discuss
ing the marvellous young EngshmAn from
morning to night; erery female fnncy waa busy
in depicting the personal appearance Of this gay
appafition.
Tn his arrival at my house, became insepsi.
big Of truth which had observed some years
before. The co1nmonpiace maxim is, that it Is
dangerous to raise expectations ton high. Tt; !,
which u thu. centrally expressed. und without
limitation, Is true only coulisioualy; it is true
then and there only wllerc there is but little
bnt IN a1fr case where the n.crit Is trah4cenG-
cr! Of ii. Kind, it is always useful TO rack the
expectation up to the highest point. In any
thing which partakes Of the infinite, the most
unlimited expectations will find ample room for
qualification whilst it is certain that ordinary
observers, possessing little sensibility, uu!es.
where they huve been warned to expect, will
often fail to see what exists in The most
conspicuous splendor. In this instance
it certainly did harm, to the subject Of expect
ution that had beea warned 10 look for SO
much. The warning. at any rate, pnt me on the
lookout fur whatever eMinence there might be
Of grandeur in his personal appearance: whilst,
on the other band, this existed in such excess,
50 far transcending anything had ever met
winch it is in words to raise could hay. been
disappointed.
These thoughts travelled with the rapidly
Of light through my braiu, ns at one glance my
eye took in Tue supremacy OF beauty and power
whirh seemed to hnre aliglted from the
clouds before me. Power, aud the contcns-
platlon Of power, in any absolute incarnation
Ut grandeur nr excess, necessarily have
the instantaneous effect Of quelling all per-
turbatioa. My conposurc was restored in I
moment. looked steadily at him, VI boil.
bowed. And, at the moment when he raised his
head from tl,ut INCLINATION, caught the glance
uf his ere; an ere such is might have been
looked for in G face Of such noble liucarlents-.
.'Israding tic of tie star
WE that Of sutEIuer skies !;
and, therefore, meant By nature for the resi-
dencc un1 organ Of serene and gentle emotions;
but it surprised, und at the Same tirnr filled me
,norc al1uo6t with CONSERVATION thau With pity,
to obserre that in those eyes light Of sadness
had settled more profound than seemed possible
for youth, Or almost commensurate to L ilunlIu
sorrow; u sadness that might have becnme L
Jewish prophet, when laden With inspirations u
woe.
t,n
, 1859-05-19
p. ". TIL Q II As d 60 j,
Real Estate Brokers',
TAXES rA1D AND INVESTMENTS MADE Fen
NUS-HEsIuEHTS.
OFFICE NO. 4.
Methodist Block, Cor. Clark / Washington St.


50 tt front Michigan and 1nalaEa ssr'e2~ laelualns
a:scfL Lii. Trs7us vcry favorable ~ those
. intending 10 tnFrurt
lause sad Lot On ulu street near lndIana avenue, Let
, 3lslIi. fioune tvs. story fra.4e. wit: b.:'.
Avi1e and Lot on Wa?k:s aveuuc. near f%"eh st:1t
3E4xs !: s:i:ft fiaE S VI Iof :s''e f=''''* Iionl
1o11v; fet thas:rs sirrtt hear Wells with HOUSE
AND NAEN.
TX iett nr SG4tc stt.t. near Old
!uus aud Lot State street, nsI Of t.iichs Hotel
Iot3l4 ret nr St4.t Street. Mnnroe, with THREE
AlCk STOKES. three t.usi.s nnt hazcAvnts, and r.
ted for dwelling, alu,c.
4e1lsp fet Washington street, hetwrrn ffankl;1 ard
AafGet4 in 1.t =, Book 81. WE WILL. IE.AaE tla
:. psuI1t1y t'1a term If year. If dc>!t.d.
liale 44 Lot Lakr t1rt rat 0f EElua I1tk Lot IS
9luu Hnna. Nv" S1,ry frame.
1cp1t.4 fttt HArtn k:r,t4 Union Park. TAs i
YER. colc' properly. md viii tG sslt sacrifice.
6szlG fert o. lI"'s r.Frtt Wo.c';t. with prova-
. i.lct:ts WucE ere r,..it'E Tor sSAtl'er annum.
Wv have s,ry dts rIe r..ctrt ;yI. fAHk AVE
= l. :M HaTef strgtt l:.t: May and; ALt..
d":A street. l: iE.rT ard liarrl* between Az
e'tr' :ll1 Nay stEtit which Offering ut grrst
h4Ft:ii..
III Lt IL Mai-nrl Ntnrr. Wilcox, Aa1is a.l Jack
s''a str-iA Anl .7.rrn asstHr. wt4t If Chu F4rk.
<HfG NJ tEe trsTctEl I".tv, tTut Df t4U!t l.-,
L rsl1r-a ~itl' !lf + iE.tKS. his is ite c3Iatne
IL: 5A1'H THrt.t IL have 'Iut III beautiful
sA Bc.s, q. farming !a.. =t:.r in kn,1, Merrtr Hea-
~ !:1,l-. t.tttk IarGia sit- aud P'st c',uriit a
house AND LDT il Hrn.y. Marshal Co.. fwu lola il
'c1af,'o HcEIy Co" arr ntr lot In Atlbny. Lite to-.
CITY PROPERTY AM, IOINfRf LANDS TO Ex.
CHANGE lV. stocss VI Gouds Boot= a1.d shoca Lunl.
t-. tE.
e. :e nu Airet arcnue, of Twelfth street and 80
1;N or Mis!;, aEti:'" n.1. 10 81 t'afEs nslene.
~ LEASE fuI;. Il TERN VI YEARS AT LOW
f{tlEt
, 1859-05-19

4
NJ 41S Fct frnn' ty +. frct derr an a!"y "a feet
~is'.. tr!, Ici!rir asrIfe, directly t-ot If Ars.
t'art.s rc~:hsse': 1h. In. e.s, fsrnt at4u Is
.c:3 desirable. l:cc s6.~r time.
NJ H.tt.I 't fr" 'y 5 feet tlr.p tar}rtes street
ttt%rti Washington a.d Madison. This il
.1u41.1 vi Il E!>t LASS h...i!!.rr:n"nl and will
tr s,'l H. small l'Hs. llct go j'eI fy.t,
CANAL TIME.
No. 45l-Drrs H- and lot North I.asalr street,
'}ak esrss't. with trick h.11r, 1t. Tnls l"u>e Is
N'h finished a'ri r'!tII.s t;a. Naar, Mar..se
Mi;tr>. kc- g. Price $t.:4h-H c:ash ta:lcc
II! oEc III! two years, with lrr cent intctr+t
No. 3s9-:s frt ly I'm f.ct nor1.t cnr.cr u Abcr-
dce' aut Tylvr streets. Price e1t.. cash.
$40, 900.
m. 1i3-t fnriy 'nca- 4ivk ..k VI Eight Snrc~.
vlt!4r;E ""na fc: elr he purchased III this
rrr Att XII ,:l.y !rT7la. f'a person de.srtsE
II iHahr Fnr.lsl.- IL t!.is amount
cu,s''e:4I tl4s property IN way dcsis4!!f
\ sjc+"l!t I:.rc q? rfnI~rty The nnftss. ri
f:'Ia :.!nl Twelfth L.. purchased VERY
tiEAE. Il LIS -, Twelfth street 4,s 10 fee4
C@iL4i at:+1t.
S. III. EkcrlO0t Il Co.,
No. S2......Dcarborn Strcet......No. 50
, 1859-05-19
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f .As vr,s .a 'no.; obstinate c..x. Ei> Is done .:y
H. ,,s n; ss . , 'x.,"* III 'ss:,r ,s,t IT. ;t
''A1its,s Gear bead, aod 1uoy4n splits suc azvdieuc
"I.' aa' "4s '.s'~ ~ ss to"". 10 oo
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, 1859-05-19

T OTIS FOR SALE AT LAKE
- FOREST. ILLINOIS
!Et !sss u! longing n LIND UNIVERSITY and
ti'rd f"r =sr If-,.l fIror!e Inducements Ia per1'
wishing to cr The pleasures u cuut, III. within 4uu1s
1ite "f The ~, u! tL1u.cp.
THY lut.Ittd Lake Fu,,1a the bank Of Like
1L,li:Hl elevated nnr u:d:rt ft a,vt the leTel u the
Lake. shout iwrst..!1 HIs ssth fr'', Chicago. ,tn
rl4ts oI tle CAc4;n AM! Mlvankct la'7sl=. abound ii
HItf1 and other Arlurx and n1tu!l beauties. and In tho
"Pscn 81 utt G:t !yslt!as t!e advantages 1 le1thfG
't anil r.iehcs not to " 1c:ecrl by Any tho
s4n'e TT IL tit " ssrrn ciuEtrr.
4Et tcaafinE building ttir preyaraoFY department Of
l.! tvec y L., lren erected tilt Ist>i st:saH ad j!
In III stt1 u nFttihn IN tlarE, Of :. +. Miller. A. H.
t~ is ~'tI"r urttot- store sud 1H'sr than tuztu
dwellings have tee.l trCLt"l wIss The faAt Year.
In I'd !,.lto tr 7tE.,a- through trains nct41,rlola
tin train t1fE IG4.s:tct communication tr.ets At half
IL" rEl fur: t4s>' c-An t'r:y c'e:i ahd rttuT!s ~
41rEg thu s:tutl,e husn-t Era n opportunity to
seHi thu ay " tr city an! bc win thviE faniits Il hight
G'uj }o.e! hslt.: t~n.d AID IN hutcraaui ul'c';oa
fuf 1Lufe tEA1 = .rlt Eaas, -
Thu Lake 3s; Association l4re also few ts, mostly
f.n farming i!7>4, yit. tElu twn. eotulng
e4:l ~,c.l viii h. sold rsvrtc Etlt,
an! nFl usral tint
Tie ru,*clr las within te IsA.t year sud twelve
tlr,I> .t ioa.s worth u! liz .Is trinns IL The Til.
vrEstty IND Asocaf:n AID fr'-c I" hc! few EuoIc lots
IL Irts.1s who wish e!u fr iueIAte Improvement aud
cultivation.
Eur further particulars alIy +" Peter l1cr, NJ q Nas
fi"n star; .4Iir,e, itA through 1lr Pt utnt- Box
43i, thi,a:.t i!l:.p.,. tEIE{. PAGE. Agent.
tlIFG
, 1859-05-19

TOR SALE BY KEES. De-

&4VR YALE Ell KKkS, DEN.
L. nan 4 Co.. q LAaale St1ask.
II. blow for eslh vxy vauAals props7ty Cla.f
Gtts&. Nps. ~ and 51t, nt4E Nan UurQE4 With in.
. prNreuneuts. Priet. r e.
NJ ~, 64l0o land in LAks T14~ Township. md
e. acrss land with !ln pEov*aasEt bs&wAn Dtus Il.
latd and junction DEPICTS.
So <-4ax40 70 feet CLARK near South Water. 9l.ooo
. e.Au-t In II mouths.
Canal ho,tt front.
3ln,Aon We.t Mourue =. soutl trun ular Abc:x!eeu.
No. s@o feet Sate st.rut t2i fsunt betwuc AuI1o0
and Adams.
Kuck I.talld Depot. rrre, 44000
No. .3o lots oa Cehscr rrct et md Greea Fay
Load. cheap fur c-sh. IDylly
, 1859-05-19
II. ". Thomas & Co.,

No. = Methodist Block, Corner Clark
and Washington st.
, 1859-05-19
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING
AID
II MrHI .4rchixecEure.
1x91aEn, EszAEaEn AND s1w1r 11trs7xA1xo
BY Renry Winthrop Sargent.
srs. 80 pages. Price 40.

This Great Work. which ha, accomplished 20 ueh n ee-
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& e. II H. rfc'nens Gu'lv:sors Ct 0tnansnt. ee i
t snfa [s5; s'ae sn b. The 1t,spoas 9; Areaa
Iexs;n iark, New Jer<ey. all fatI account of ihe
Nsxe, bss!dqs Il; sat Evsr1ern re. and Shrubs. IAs
Plate EnStaslEx.. by sulie. Hlnshe!*ood, Du,!e aad
sc Il he Lei GDt aa a ~. q WI xs ~
fort:.s VI niay New anu Remarkable Trees aad sa7.,.
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the Bee published In any Ian las-. uh-tAeT consider itS
scientific accr'acy. tlr pf1 last:lc:t 1t contai
the b-.uty AID ccml:*teue@s Il is Eius:sas::.s.
nERBERT'S HINTS To HoRsE-kEErERS -. q. -
\ Co4r1E1. MASrAt taE 1uEssxr@; Embracing :--1Inw
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se!sc"a md cas Of taErst ani liaess Of eyery e.
scktion, ffnsn t.e Atty 'EUsn Nt" - lAt Fa.1Et1s
'Gea' and BIZ <s1ophy of tAe c,cy..re AAth.r l1cs
tEat- d Throughout. 81. GRNitis + CD.
myl1-IGw - md II Lake Strect.
, 1859-05-19
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07
Explosion Of the St, Nicholas. Great
Loss of Life.

1t is our painful duty this morning to
record another of those terrible river disas
ters, of frequent occurrence upon the Mis-
sissippi, and which has resulted in great
sacrifice efhuman life and the loss ofa fine
steamer, together with her valuable cargo.
The steamer st. Nicholas, Capt Nc. Mul-
len, from st. Louis to New Orleans, loft
this port at 4 O'Clock on Sunday evening,
having awaited the arrival of the evening
train, and when opposite Island 60, explo-
ded several boilers and immediately after
ward took fire and burned to tie waters
| edge. The scene of the disaster is about
seven miles below the spot at which the
memorable accident to the Pennsylvania
occurred, on the 18th of last Juuo, and
some sixty-iivc miles below this city. The
| explosion occurred about 10 o'clock Sun
day night, Captain McMullen being on
watch'a the time, and but few minutes
elapsed before the flames had consumed the
entire boat, with the exception of the hull
which floatcd on down the river The
Ybooks md papers. being destroyed, ii is i'm
tp6ssiblc to aff;ve at a perfectly accurate
statement of the number of persons lost,
but enough is known to warrant the belief
that from htty to sixty are killed and mis-
sing, and among them several ladies The
loss of life would necessarily have been
much greater, had itnot been for tho oppor-
tune arrival of the Susquchanna, which
boat came to the relief of the sufferers when
the ill-fatcd steamer was about half consu-
med, and took on board all those uniniu-
red by the explosion of fire, az also sixteen
of the wounded, picked up while floating
upon the water. The Susquehanna arrived
at our wharf about 2 o'clock last evening
and left ailthose in any wise injured, who
were Immediately taken in charge by the
city authorities and Sons of Malta, at whose
hands they received all necessary attention.
-Four of the mnfortunates died on the pns-
sage up, and viii be buried to-day, as per
notice given elsewhere. ; ~ Is.
At the time of the accident, Capt: Me-
Mullen, as already stated, Yves on watch,
and in the pilot house, from whence he fell
through to the boiler deck, where sharp
piece of timber penetrated his foot and
holding him fast, entirely pregentod his es-
cape. He was heard Repeatedly to call for
anaxc, with which he might seyor his leg
from his body and thus oxtricate himself
from the perilous position in which he wts
placed, but falling to orcceiye assistance, he
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07
The Public Meeting

Held on. salcsday, to make arrangements
for the mass meeting to be held Mt Tunnel
Hill, acted with promptness and spirit. The
proceedings are published in our columns.
and attention is directed to them
Correspondence has been opened with Gov.
GIST, asking him SO to arrange the Reviews
cf the 2d and 9TH Regiments, in thessummer
MS to allow an interval of two or three days
between them. Should His Exccllcncy ac
code to this requcs, tho time of the meeting
will be fixed on hearing his determination.
The Committee of Twcnty-ono are charged
with making the necessary arrangements.
Contributions, either in money or provisions,
are earnestly solicited. We trust that lib
cral and cheerful spirit will characteriso-thc
action Of those interested on this occasion:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07
Exciting News from Utah.

Advices from Utah represent affairs in
that territory as worse than they have ever
been, either before or since the arrival of
the army there. The ill-fccling had reach
ed It's eliminating point, and the people
were on the eve ofopon hostlities.
Differences also exist between Governor.
Cumming and General Johnston, touching
their respective powers, and there is like
wise nn open rupture between the Execu-
tive and the Judiciary
The Federal Courts find it impossible +,
exercise their functions, the Grand jury
refusing to find bills, and using every 9th,
Ell means to screen parties accused of MUIR
der and other crimes.
Judge Cradlcbaugh had discharged the
jury, aad had been compelled to discharge
also all the prisoners in custody On the
occasion of the discharge of the iuries, the
Judge charged tho Mormons with hayin~
obstructed the officers of the Court, sun
pressed testimony, and refused to make
provision for the confinement and ma;utcn-
ancc of prisoners.
Owing to the excited state of the popn
lar feeling, dctlchmcnt of one thousand
troops had movcdtrom Camp Floyd, sand
cncamped near Provo. Governor Cum
ming had issued aproclamation, defending
the Mormons from the charges mndc
against them. 1T is not stated whether he
bad demanded the Withdrawal ofthc troops
from Provo.
Much bad feeling also existed between
the Mormons aud Bn7tcd States troops,
though those of the latter who arestation.
ed at Provo had behaved with remarkable
forbearancc. A collision, however, between
the two parties was considered inminca..
A series of letters published in the Salt
Lake Valley in giving tho proceeding of
Judge Cradleburgh's Court lis Provo, rox
plain to some extent the difficulties and
disturbances in the Territory. The misun-
dcrstanding between Governor Cumming
and General Johnstonsec TO have grown
out of the refusal of tho latter to Withdraw
the troops from Provo, which had been sent
there nndera requisition of the Court, to
protect witnesses. Judge Cradlcbaugh
passedseyercstrictures upon Governor Cum.
mings proclamation, (Which has not been
received here,D characterizing it, as ihfnr.
NAL, as evidently signed TO exasperato
tha people against tho troops, 10. ,bstiuot
the conrse of Justice, aud to o5excite ins,,bor.
dinationin the army, He also says that
instead OF the presence of the troops tend.
ing to terrify the inhabitqnts and to inti-
midate witnesses, the jurors aud patties
tcstifying in behalf of the prosecution hayo
been compelled TO seek the protection of
tho troops against the threats and intimi,ls.
tions of the very inhabitants said to be ter.
rifcd. lsfa
Iusl I ~ II. IL. -.