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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30
OUR PROVO CORRESPONDENCE.

Provo Cry, March ~, 1909.
The Aoy,nons Greatly Ercsted-Apmeasnssus Of Danger,
get Hopeful.
The reign OF judicial that has borne rule for The
last fifteen days in Utah county, If continued ftesn more
days. Will I'll all The hiding places west of the Wassatch
Range with prominent citizens, as they feel that justice IS
only found beyond ths pale Of tho Court while mercy
neither sought expected from those who ahield It's
form behind federal STEEL Treachsry is beginning 10
break out in the face Of her innocent Victims while
volumes Of wris being issued In the Sar Chamber
for those who have been called to testify before the single
eyed Jeares Of the msuntains and suspected Of perjury
the result will be disastrous the citizens an Indian
war provided the ia not removed and the panic
shal continue few more days. Past acts that were
buried and by the virtue of Mr. Buchanans proclamation
should have passed into oblivion, recalled and or
every word act deed, in tho pulpit or stand men are
called TO give account before the present hitting
magistrate of the United States District Court The end
beyond mortal ken. Peace TO Israel, we hope and
pray may speedy DO her lot it is prayer. Yesser
day the Grand Jury was discharged, with repEmand,
when they reported that they were on the eve Of pro-
ducng presenments The trial Of John Cazer then went
of, ana he was proved innocent by the evidence
for The prosecution and acquitted whereupon with many
thanks for past good conduct they were likewise dis
charged and the Court resolved itself into that Of
hitting magistrate Nen are snbp@naed Witnesses,
and then arrested and committed 10 the kind care OF
military lock up This gives alarm TO all those who have
suspicion that envy malice wishes them any harm and,
escaIe tial inmoaton and mock trial they vanish
This dsturb Ding the elllDruE OF Tue innapae, ana
likely seriously 10 interfere with agricultural pursuits
What object the Court have for thousand troops
is question the citizens frequently propound and, re-
membering Carthage, they Inadvertently Say Beware
These are the sentiments OF the community fur as
can learn There no symptoms OF hostile demon
straton by the people that aware OF. We have
hitherto used, and intending to use what influence
we can keep The people calm, and particularly our
selves; and let the law the Cour. and the troops take
their COURSE relying upon the recttude Of and
that source which never fails for the result.
Governor Cumming will leave for the city to morrow.
We are hungry for Eastern news
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SPICY LETTER FROM A NEW YORK MORMON
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEw YORK HERALD.

New York, April ~, 1859.
The "scrious trouble anticipated between the Mormsns
snd troops, as published in 10 days HmAIp induces
70 claim from You aporiin Of space In your vausbi
paper for the purpose of setting forth something Ike m
true state Of affairs in that Territory.
This "atarpg news" has been expected In the "st''es
for some months past The planning and intriguing Of IND
Utah Judges suffers and their associates for the purpos
Of getting up another "aiilswty,' has bcsa 50 wv
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any court civil officer which, We gratAed in being
able TO state has not been done.
Gov. Powell, mt the time and place aforenamed said
1.-THE federal government demands nothing Of you fellow
citizens which docs not require OF the inhabitants OF
every State snd Territory in the Union that you shall be
obedien to The laws Of your country that you will respect
the civil authority and that its officers shall be received
by and enter on the discharge Of their duties unmo
lested." Wherein have failed IN complying with those
requirements to the very letter. Not In one title but
have them and INTERESTINGLY borne the quar-
terog Of troops in and around court ransactng Terri.
forial business In peaceful city, amply supplied with
civil officers for the fament Of every legal REQUIREMENT
And President Buchanan in bis message before quoted
from states that These gentlemen (Messrs Powell aud
McCulloch the Peace Commssioners) conducted them-
selves to my entire satisfaction and rendered useful
vices in executing the humane Intentions Of the govern
ment also affords me great satisfaction TO state that
Governor Cumming has performed his duty in ablc and
conciasory manner, and with the happicst effect }"
0 A ma now the humane efforts and aeSrs
and Justly commended by the Chief Executive Of our
ton; Notwithstanding tho Presidents proclamation Of
April g. 1885, and the consequent results OF the Peace
Conference In g. g. L. city, in June last, satisfactory
70 both parties and the agreements, OF which have been
presumed that district Judge would go back OF all these
facts, widely known and 80 highly appreciated by
every patriotic lover OF his country and humanity and
take advantage Of instructions 70 Brevet Brgafer Gene
raj W Harvey, bearing the ancient date, "New York
June 49, 1867 call upon the military 70 surround his
court and jury rooms with bayonetsS Yet such Is tho
fact when in those instructions, and owing the
authority above alluded TO, and which, perhaps has been
neglected 70 be tescindcd' we read, while you Ccn
the orders, strictly speaking, OF the Governor Won
will be responsible for jealous, harmonious and
thorough cooperation with him, or 10 frcoucnt
and full consultation, and will conform your action 10 hs
requests and views IN oil where your military iudv
ment and prudence do not forbid nor compel you TO mo-
dfy, In execution the movements he may suggest
Il thus appears by those very Instructions under ub,cb
q district judge II they already rescnded claims
authority or making requson upon Gen. johnston for
troops that your Excolency, was very properIv rom
sidercd has the superior authority counseline her
poyspepss u w Sapsc'sy w aposss comni.Atss,
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VI CTlmeE-tne
Mountain Meadows. 1t told you Of the murder of
young Jones and his mother OF pulling their house
down over them and making that their tomb II
told you Of the murder Of tue Parishes Potter aud
Forbes almost within sight Of this court house. II took
occasion TO call for the purpose calling your par
tcusr attention 70 those crimes the fact that they have
been committed 10 notorious. The Court has occasion
TO seue bench persons connected with
the farrnh MURDER has had them brought before and
examined the testimony presents unparalleled condi
ton OF afiars. IL seems that the whole community were
engaged In committing that crime Facts 70 10 show t.
Here seems 10 be combined effort the part of the
community To the murderers from the punishment
due them for The murder they have committed might
Gail your attention to the fact that when officers seek 10
nrrett persons accused Of crimes they able 10 do
the parties screened and secrcted the conmr
nifty Scarcely bad the officers arrived In sight Of the
town Of SprDgvle before \ trumpet was sounded
from the walls around the town. This, doubt,
waa for the purpose Of giving the alarm. The
officers there arrests The officers leave the
towns and in short time trumpet SQUADS again rom
the wall for the purpose Of ANNOUNCING that the danger
was over. Witnesses are screened others int mi
dated by persobs hat continuity officer of this
Court goes TO SprDgvie, the Bishop OF the town
asks him about CERTAIN man, for whom be has a WRIT
be having undt rr'ood that TIE a scribe IN his
Office. lie (the Birhop) tells him that he his gone 10
Camp FIoy While The fact IS, the OH er de-
sires Ia ind Ia al tue time eight "a che -tees We
have here Bishop lying 10 prevent the service Of the
process Of this Court, and aiding prevent ny criminals
being brought To punishment Such are the attempts
made TO prevent the standardization of Justice In the
couw. officers are prevented from making arrests they
thwarted upon all points when they seek 70 arrest
those persons who should be brought 10 punishment.
Such acts and conduct 90 70 show that the com.
munity there do not desire 10 have crimnas pun.
Mhed II shows that the Parrshes and Potter were
m n,fae ~ ,o counsel, that was done by
engaged In committing there murders are officers in that
community, polscneD, and that they have since been
promoted Tor committing these helsh crimes. AZ the
commencement OF this term of Court these persona were
" be seen tbowipg about the streets with the ghops
and 0ther dPniaYies bot they arc MOTTO be found
rsy all ihe fae.s 20 70 show MAT hose snences were
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24

OIRCfNs trI, Sept. %
FLoUR-Tbe frmness Of holders increases,
and II is difficult to buy at the rates heretofore
correct, though no advance has been establish.
ed; sales Of 100 bbls at 4,60@4,6 ,65 for super.
fne, and 4,75@5 90 for extra.
GROOERIES-Sugar active and a higher
Sales $50 hhds at 6jS@7x. Molasses has ad
vanced 10 80. Coffee unchanged.
RIoR--A sale Of 25 tierces choice, at AZ ia
extra cooperage.
PR0VtSl0ES--An active demand for Bacon
and prices lkc higher, with more buyers thar
sellers at the advance Sales 400 hhds at ~
@7jzc for shoulders and 936@9ISe for sides
Mess Pork sl4,25@l4.50 and In good demand
GRAlN-WheRt is in good demand anC
prices are 6rm; sales $500 buAh At l 10 fol
prime white, l.05@l ,Os for good do. 95@l ,0'
for common and fair do, and 9O@l 90 for fair t.
prime Red.
Corn is steady at 75c.
fair demand for Barley, aud prices ar
steady. Sales 500 bush prime Fall At 75c, de
liqered.
Oats are buoyant, Sales 900 bush at 99c.
| WHISKY-Thed demands good at full prices
sales Of 500 brls at 2i@S414c-the latter rat
| for wagon.
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sapos, Sep 20
fhs health of llls as.lsse Of War Is
feafoscnied 10 Be impltliat t
The receipts into tho iioasnfy, last week,
amnunled 10 4826 ooi the afaIla ssutd lo
,l5s goo, nna. ~ tnsoun, eulSect % dfhh
Tbs President VIII p6sl 4puk isaahe his
residence al The Wits House
All The dOcuments ordered hy Inc last
Congress, with The exception Of tlie niechan-
ical part Of The patent Office report, have been
printed.
Senator Bielers recent visit here was with
reference 10 The affairs Of his brother, who is
Minister TO Chilli the event Of coils,
ion between the United States and Great
Britain, growing out Of the San Juan affair
Gen. Harney can put the government in poss
session Of the fact in fifteen days, by an ex-
press from Vancouver to Salt Lake city, and
from thence 10 Ileavenworth. This time
may seem incredible; but there is no doubt
that II can and will be accomplished in case
/ Of collision.
The committee from Portland, Maine, ar
rived here yesterday, for the purpose Of in
viting the President and cabinet 10 attend
the celebration Of the arrival Of the Great
Eastern. The President informed the COM
mittee that II would be impossible for him
TO accept their invitation. The pressing en-
gagements Of the Cabinet also render Il inn
possible for them TO accept.
Jefferson Davis has arrived here; his
health has much.improved.
Perry Med. Comins, Esq. Consular Agent
at Amor River, Asiatic Russia, has arrived
in this city, and expects to sail in the course
Of few days, on his return thither by way
Of st. Petersburg. II appears from his
statement, that the American commerce al
that point is steadily increasing.
A recent ukasee Of the Emperor Of Russit
permitting Siberian exiles to emigrate to th'
Amor, is with a view Of settling the shores
, Of that River, and developing the resources
. the country The construction Of Rail
! roads is contemplated, and also lines Of tel
. egraph connecting with Moscow, and othel
distant points. All these movements o
o the Russian Government are regarded will
q great interest, as they cannot fail to opei
to American commerce a valuable marke
for many Of our manufactures.
Considering our diversified interest, in
cluding those Of whaling on the n Pacific
and contiguous TO SIBERIAN and the Amor
the opinion prevails that we should have
Consul General instead Of a Consular Office
a Of comparatively an insignificant grade, wit
an insufficient salary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24
Murder.
MANcHEsTER. N. IL.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. 23
Budget Riley, who, for some years, has
been employed in factories here, was found
this morning murdered, in a yard in the
lower part Of the city. The body was shock
ingly mangled The occupants of the prem
ises are Scotch and Irish, but denied all
knowledge of the tragedy Budget was
about twenty-five years old. A coroner's
inquest is investigating the matter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24
Conductor Killed.

ZANEsvILLE, Sept. 23.
j. McWoble Conductor on Q. w. s. z. r.
r. was killed last night. He was first missed
from his train at Roseville. Search being
made he was found in the creek at Ander-
sons bridge eight miles from here. 1t is
supposed he struck the bridge having been
on top the car collecting, the train being
crowded with people returning from the fair.
He resided at Worthington, o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24
pixies peak Mines.

Sr, LOUIS, Sept. %.
LEAvENwoRTH.--A proposition for the Or
ganization of Pixies Peak county was de-
feated. The mines are yielding more abun-
dainty; accounts show an increase in quan.
tity. The Water Bayu Salade mines are
yielding from an ounce to Sis per day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24
Cricket NAnlcIl.

New YORK, Sept. 23.
The cricket match which is to take place
here between "All England" and the Amer
lean cricketers has been postponed until Oc-
tober Sd, and the play at Philadelphia until
the 10th Of the same month
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24

dee2
xcnia q Columbus IL. H.


Three Daily Trains, via. Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
i for the East as follows Night Express at 20 a.
m; Day Express 1910 n. nj jAccommodAtionglbp. p. m.
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation b,6S n. m.
No. Express, II, 80 a. M; Day ENpress 80 p. M
Trains run by Columbus time, which is minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on p. r.. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street.
dayton, Xenia and Columbus-LeAves at $50 p.
m, and arrives at b,5S am.
Ali freights left at the Depot by $50 p. M, viii
! forwarded same day, bv $50 p. m. Freights ar
living at 6,6Sp. M, viii be delivered At e,IOA. m
| ]. DURAND, Supt.
! q. wARMAS, Genn. Ag't. aprls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24
NEW TREA I'M EN- L.
.A-
PRE- VATE
AND
CoNFIuENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE ]


At the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estat-
IA iished for the cure OF syphilis, seminal weak
ness and the secret Infrmiticn OF Youth and Matu-
rity BY IN. AMOS a son, buffalo, \. ". Ohice,
corner OF Main and quay streets, Cup htaifr)
MOST sCIENTlFio INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure Of genital Debility or
Nocturnal Emisaionsi more properly known ~ SEM
na Weakness, etc. Can pc permanents euisa ,his i
Instrument when used coniUlntly with medicines
YOUNG MsN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS and SON take pleasure In announcing
that they have invented most important instru-
ment Tor the cure Of The above diseases thas been
subjected 10 test BY the most eminent phyaieiansin
London, Paris, Philadelphia and New YORK; 4 has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been inyentcdY for the cure ol seminal
WeSknsss or any S.ssa ., ,s uhs gSics ren 5ois
lars, bv Mail or Express.
A CURB WARRANTED.
pr AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively to this peculiar class Of maledies ana
der their feow-crcatufa. isfully testified and grate-
fully acknowledged BY eonvaleseent patients and and
country, for the express purpose only OF eoneulia
tons, while their exertione hayebeen crowned With
the most signal advantages yet rom what they
have experienced In enquiring Into the causes OF
these infectious compaintu iron their most simple
erate1 they have alwal entertained the possibility
Of their prevention and removal, and likewise IN
varably found that the most horrible and malignant
forms OF disease could almost invariably be traced
70 one Of the following cauHeB;-lgnorance neglect
the Ill effects OF unakitul OF improper treatments
therefore Dt AMOS and SON have succeeded In
discovering, in the selection OF their remedies,
aafe eifectual and cautious eourAe; omitunB AL
combination OF remedies which bear an equvoeal
character as well those whose premature OF inju-
dicious application might be productive OF bnd con-
sequences in the hands OF private indiVicualB, IN
short the iaudable end of their remediesi the less
ening OF great mase Of human misery by the allev-
iation, relief and prevention OF those gTievous az
nctOnH that IN reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while they extensively surround ue, call
aot for our skin and Interference for their eNter-
min ttion.
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons In any part OF the world may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail Of their
/ oaae, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
/ Address Dr.. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
/ Quay streets, Buffalo N, y. ian1-dawly
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r
CHANGE Oh TlME.

ON and after Monday April IL, 1859, Passen-
" CERT rain will eavethe 6tbs tree DepOt, Day
ton for Cincinnati, ,as follows:
Returning Trains.
At5.00 a. m, sos a. m, 400 p. M, and 80
p. m.
a. IN. 8. 90 a, M, 4.3O p. m. and 900 P. m.
The 7.3O p. NJ. train south viii stop at Carlisle,
Middletown, Hamilton and Glendale, only.
apr9 DANIEL McLAREN ,Sup't'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24

- Stitch on both sides Of the
cloth alike, which cannon be unrAveled or pulled
out.
They are all made with the highest mechanical
skill and all warranted 10 WORK well all kinds Of
goods, from the lghtest fabric toheayy leather In
family Sewing machine. thas been manufactured
expressly for family use, and has met with favor
from all. lis so simplihed as to render II impossi
BILE to get out OF order, derange It's operations;
indeed IL is so simple as to aatonish one, that so
small piece OF mechanism will sew,
Below we give description OF the diferentstyleB
OF the Weed Patent.
NO. 1. IsRvery convenient style which can be
worked by hand or foot, Off its table. For
convenience OF shipping and also for large mAnuac-
tories where II Is necessary TO place number Of
mschines @ lnto long bench making one table answer
NO. 2. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, either
with or without Box Top, which LOCKS down. Price
NO. ,. Same size as No ., but runs with a belt
and alta higher rate of speed. This kind 10 well
adapted to manufacture clothing or leather work.
This is really the cheapest Machine in the market
a. as there is no work done on Sewing Machine that
Machine runs easier than any machine now in use
Price 800.
No. I. This Machine has a long arm, to accom-
modate large work. It runs at high rate OF speed
runseasily, andis without adoubt, the best Machine
for Tailors use offered TO the public 1t s also
peculiarly fitted for plantation work, as it is very
simple yet substantial and durable, with but little
liability to getout of order. Price SI2O.
NO. 8, This is a new and cheaper style, and a
general fsVorite for Family, Light Leather, and a
great variety Of work. 1t has been gotten up with
IoAeIohSS " iuhilhulnb u strong anu uidOtcy lct
light and tasty machine, at less price than either
OF the above. II runs verv easy, rapidly, and IL
pronounced the best machine now in market foi
$50.
mo. Q. This is machine got up on an entirely
new principle different from anything ever before
offered to the public, and confidently assert that
for family use IL has not equal, It Is very light
and tasty runs very rapidly, is almost noiseless in
its operation, and uses a STRAIGHT NEEDLE. 1t IL
so arranged as to be utterly impossible for II to miss
stitches II has tension on both sides, and carries
large Bupplyof thread on the under spool The
motions are gained by two small eranka that run
without perceptible noise. The two threads are
worked In such manneras never to pull both at the
same time and consequently, little liable to break
The seam iB very elastic and the thread does moi
break in washing. 1t will do coarpe work better
than any cheap machine now in market, as 1t usei
silk cotton, or linnen with equal facility Price s5(
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE ATT, BROADWAY, N. Y.
WHITNEY & LYON ProprietoTs.
D.J. TRUMP, Agent, Third st., door west of thu
Ohio Block. fieI7-tmd&w1
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New York Market.

NEW YORx, Sept, 80.
Flour market better for low grades. Demand
fair, sales Of 800 bbls at 4,25@4,35 for super
state, $4,40@4,70 for extra do, 4,5O@4 80 foI
common to good extra, and 4,90@5y20 for I'M
ferior to good hipping brands extra round hoop
Ohie,
Wheat advanced l12c per bush.
Oats better, sales Of state Western and Cana
dian.
Pork quiet but firm.
Bacon active
Cut meats firm.
Lard steady.
Whisky 27c and quiet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24
Grain Market.
Dayton Tobaooo Market.
cineinnatiMarRetu.

TOBAOOO-Very dull, and no sales. Wrap.
Pers quoted at 5@9c, and Fillers 2@4J6e.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24
FARM FOR SALE!
ENHe Re1EaEced!

THE PROPRIETOR OF THE MASSA-
J. SOFT HOUSE has reduced the fare of Transient
Board to so per day, This House will be kept as
FIRsT-cLAss hoUsE. The PRICE and LocATioN OF
this House will be sufficient Inducements for Mer-
chants and Business Men to make this head-quar-
ters while doing business in Chicago. The Traveller
Will fnd this the moHt convenient House In TINS
city AS Il Is only fifty feet from the Great Central
Depot omnibusea leave this House Sor all trains
In other parts OF the city.
jys j. W. HUMP HRkY, Propr'
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spOrtsInen Arrived.

MONTREAL, Sept. 23.
The English cricketers have arrived here
in full condition, and ready to play immedi-
ately.