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ZOE NEW ORLEANS

yTVHE iightdranght steamer RED ROVER, Strong, -
Master, will leave above and all inter eLAerelA
mediate landings Saturday, the eth Instant -
l. O'Clock, NJ. Fer freight passage apply board
ma6-9t II. IT. HARRIS0N,l -,
A. HAMILTON, / AGENT
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,ohert,nn. montgomery and stewart.

sterling Democrat
Robertson, Montgomery and stewart.
The Opposition convention met at DoVeron Mon
day and nominated UDsON HORN, Esq, for the Sen
ate. CLAY RORERTs, Esq, wasnOminated atthe same
time as the Opposition candidate for the House in
Stewart county.
Hon. JAMES A, STAILwoRTH the talented and
popular representative from the Mobile District Of
Alabama, in the last Congress, has been again NOM
mate the Democratic candidate for that position
The South has no truer or nobler son. Alabama has
40 more worthy OF faithful representative than
JAMES A. STALLwoRIH.
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FOR CINCINNATI ANDPI,

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
TENTiE splendid passenger steamer B n. RUNYAN -
MmIIcI, Master. will leave for the above and eA3ta
ala intermediate landings, SATURDAY, May 7th -
o'clock, P H. For freight passage apply board
ESS- The RHyaR gives through tickets TO New
Orleans, Memphis and Louisville.
H.H IT. RRIsON,( As,+s.
ma8-M A. HAMILTON, ! Agents
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LATE ARRIVALS
AT
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TRADE EXCESSIVELY.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
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Holly Springs Miss Author Of the Prince Of q
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DIR. M,KEEN,
Cheap Homes,

OhcsAp nOHMGSs
for sale Is or 90 very desirable Building in
wv Townsville (many Of them finely mhered) containing
from to 10 acres The sell very fee the lots beautiful and
finely suited for residences and forgardenng purpose The
neghbOrhOod equal to any nihe state Two Male and one Re
Academies in successful operation in the immediate Tcni
~. We will sell this property on most LIBERAL terms to persons
who will improve it. -
ing farms this ard adjoining countess aoa
large number Of improved and desirable residences
the vicinity OF Nashville and in the city, We have besides
oua supply unimprOved Lots In the city
ferent additions Nashville We will take great pleasure IN
showing Of the property and will sell great bargains
apo il RW BROWN.
Stammcring and Suffering Treated
PROF. J. H. LEVIN,
VIRGINIA,
TNFORBS afflicted with lmpednent Speech, that be
4 has taken Rooms at the
SEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn.
Where prepared enable them speak read with dis
nctness in the short space Of hours. with few exep
patient The patient will be convinced, both Of the grandeur
and beauty, we'll the efficacy Of his theory when applied
Where satisfaction is not given charge will be made.
Prof. Levin in order 10 give sataeton has adopted the fol-
lowing universal terms. lie proposes his theory and
remedy to the applicant with the understanding that should said
applicant not be convinced AZ OF It's e and decides not
to said theory and remedy then charge will be made
II ? See hand bills
Prof LeWin practice New Orleans, Mobe Charleston, and
throughout the SOUTH has been quite hssng The most
frmed sepics given him certificates
tesfyns as 70 the virtue and efficacy Of his theory
~ Prof LEVIN VIII remain only short time in this
place. apg7-dG
NASHVILLE, April Is, 1859.
Having heard Prof Levin explain his theory upon origin
stammeng and suffering, and his mode Of treatment,
slider the former rational, and the latter both simple and easily
followed edectual remedy
within the poser Of every afflicted by this mPeiiment
i PEARL, r oAsTLRMAN, LG TARBox.
HAYS AND'W ANDERSON, R W McdAYOCK.
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MAGAZINES FOR MAY .--Petersons LAdss'Na-
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apI7 q Un0n Street
TIME COMIC MONTHLY, for May, Just rsesIvei
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
DISCOVERY OF Il SUD TERRANEAN
FOUNTAIN OF OIL.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
TiTUsyiLLg, Penn, Sept. \, 1852.
Perhaps YOU will recolect that in loJi there wa
organized in the City Of Ns~-iork Company, under
the name Of the Pennsylvania Rock Oh Compsu
vhch for some good reasons passed into the hauds Of
come New Haven capitalists, and was by them re
moved 20 New.IIavep. In 1913 the Directors leased
the srourds and springs to Mr.. l.. l.. Drake, wei
brown OF tie Ne1.IIaven Railroad. He cane on,
here and in May last commenced to bore for SALT or 70
fnd the source Ct the oil, which is 30 common along
TIE banks oil Oil Creek. Last week, at the depth Of
n feet he struck fssure in the rock through when
he wss boring wbep to The su,pre and JOY Of every
ore be found he had tapped vein OF water ana on,
yieIdug 800 gallons Of pme oil to every Il houra
lore day.
The puu,p row in use throws only five gallons per
Mil ute o, wa er and Oh iuto large vat when the Oh
ris. 10 tho top the water iuns ou' from The ooo n.
In 9 few DAYS they will have pump OF three 'nies
the capacity a. the now in use std then ioin leo
10 Twelve TN ded gallons of oil will be the daily yleio.
Tie sp,itgs along the stream understs9i, nave
been moety t.s.n up secuiei by Brewer "a " s'son
the psit.- who formerly owned the one NO" 10 opefe-
ter. :. -.
TIE excitement e'tepisnt on tie di'covery @! TINS
vast sou,ce Il 81, fully eqoel 10 WIS! ever "a n
in CsorI ia WREN large LUMP vi gold va! accident
Ally turned oct. MsDICUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
ITALY.
= of I.aly has uaderg ore no

The situation Of affairs Of Italy has undergone no
charge.
A Deputatiou of the n sti nal Assembly of modena
had goa. tn Paris 90 cial riis,op u Napoleon
The ekcsois throughout 10 "sgns haa t"Aea place
WIZ TIE greatest Tranquility sod order. " 4.
=, ihe Official Pisdmoutese Gazette giyes den'S ~
1e reports Of political ds:ension among tae Memoei'
G The Sndinisn Cabret.
CcuLt Lymuty A,,or f Parma, Issued proc an d
poh on his return from pars. Napoleoe, 10 sadIes'''s
mn u,ed the folipsing @orG,
TEL tie populations 'ea' have cert you 10 &c laa.
ryarmy shah FEVER 90 vio, IA tber wishes, aaI
ma vii no, PERM. aGy Other foreign lo.ce 70 coii
Uoence sggbs. YOU"
The Count stds
"Tbese vords mske yea the arbiters OF Jour De
stnits.
GsIbs6i Is resolved TO rnain,sin 10 the army o;
StDttl Italy he same spin Of order aod discipline
nat distinguished the CoasseUIs Of the Aips. La aa
efder Of the dsy, be says: al will cause ~ be shot
an, one, who calls nseh M.zzlni.n Re2a1h
can, Socialist, or even d Garihat, iai. l Viii hgVs
tcLe With me be. soI6ers SD lalists.
ihe following the amounts " the oar. Mt pree-
w required by the Governments Of the Dach,rs:
tuscany l2O go GJ ffsuc. Nodeps, 900 0OJ if.Ecs,
I'd Parma 3, 600 f,oncs.
The city Of Bologna has also been Authorized TO
''ss the sum Of eoQ,cCo ir.rcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
THE LATEST.

LvEKPooL, Wednesday Evening.
The weather he's been storuy that toni-rs C Juld
rot place passengers board the Anglo Sax and
Kong sroo, and bo vessels consequently detained
uLt 10 LIghts tide.
Zurich 'els gram, Of this date, says that privats
coDeI.Ices continue TO take place d,y between the
French ard Austrian Plsn p0ten sres and yesterday
there sae m.s,ipg between the French S,rdin4n
represeh atves.
TIE P.is corresponden. of The London Times,
w)lprg % the Goth, says:
"TblDgs are going on badly et Zurich as to
der the Dissolution If the CO.. ference very fe "
doye proboble. Congress of War seoms ~ be- the
Only alie,0a i've, Congress al Oh A1s is decidedly
opposed to- aud which will have IS little success
this conf. repce.'
The oe-igLaicn TO be given the sew XII, gdom has
been -cusseo at Zurich. Austria is wiug that VIC
tn, Enunue should be knowr a kiog of S.diois and
Loruba'oy but viii n consent hat he should describe
hns.lf a- Kiog Of Upper tt7y.
The Con,ftutionnd Of Tuesday, c,ntsios an article
repunialpg Tho ctroDges term. he fratricd policy
Of var with Eug lsnc. II says: Tue Emperor has not
thought to avepge the past but to repair the future
for tie coke Of consolidation Of the Eugsb ALI ace.
He bas IN every ssioD cOIbstted the sreGitary
pyejudces Of the Ere, Oh people
The h. Urse vss dull, aud on the Bob, the prices
gave ssy fully cne.fourtb, the Three Cents closing
a. Gof SIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
PERSONAL

Lord Bloomfield, the British Minister at Berlin
has bought the library lef. by Alexander Won Ham
boldt.
-Messrs. Phillips & Sampson of Boston, the pub.
fishers Of The Atlantic Monthly, failed last THURSDAY.
They teeIo TO have the same breed of Democratic
offce-set kers in the Far West that hil cted
with lee. The 81. Aa,kony Ners recently pub.
h-led a paragraph about a Democratic candida.e,
and p subsequent iisue re'r,otci IT, n, follows:
" We IT a.d recently tLst Mr.. Bnsbn, Democratic
c. indicate attorney neral was addicted to habits
of intemp.rapoe aud frequently intoxicated, and
SO ppft tor the Office or any other We teve since
lean ed that MI. b. ba entirely parted company with
bjs o,d enemy and il a worthy and consiste ut
temperance man
They have a Flyirg.mschine man out West, a
Mr.. ID. N. Cook of Manifold, Olio. He publishes a
caro- 10 the folio 1iDg effect:
OF curtl,a by 7rns sbp1rd hop-, BY tn,
sprrg 1870 hsve ny vUre model sri.l csr Oreen II
An perhcc X, IBIS iuven on expect 70 navIsste me
III ipcobcyabe veccity Tue car ~iI o. Twelve
ops ,ss 'eet IN lie tqua'oa d,ulet-r and
OF a ur toipd .riv.e; and will be elevated propelled aud
dyc,,s ,o, OF 'tr tetc without hy
d,.n n, r.tn f,rs or udi,rs conf emily expect 10
hL,.h .1pe drrg the Wiut~r an nsS, sum-
e IL succfsu viii make NOyag" 10 San Frtucs;o, break.
nsk "a ,iJ in sbou, twlse hours suf tbs kid
e rttn agfrrT which has occut'rc at'-ut A ~ Us
feasibility, via a.. the world T. lndse fog t, ~aer tEi'
,ts,,neLi hall have been practically dea'o, sfs ed
The name Of tt c Rev. Samuel s O'good, inserte
the list Of Lectures publirbed in The TRIBUNE the
other day, should read Samuel Osgood, without
,le &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
FRANCE,

The Emperor remained retirement In the Pyre-
rees IL was asserted that lac would proceed 10 Cher
bourg, and also pay d second visit 10 tins Chalons
camp.
A speech by Court &c Morny at the opening Of the
CouI CYL GsIeIal OF the Department If Pay de DO ne
attracted Cor sideI able ettott It was regarded as
an eruucai on OF the sentiments of the Emperor. Toe
Count To rho" that the app shens'oGs ex
ist.rg i'll EC GLAND, OF FieDch invasuu were qli to
gropnde - and that the contrary FRANCE was very
cesirous Of cementlng tbe alisncs between the two
countries and wag,pg Oily u maui tc'uiag xad CON
meIcial war He dehourcoi that por i"a VI the ia
gish press and those Members OF Parliament wao
QUE s,ot ed the intentions Of the F,eucn Goyernlaen
The Paris Constt;uti0Rael, in 40 auicie on tue
Duchies, Gays the Emperor agreed a. Nhis'r.ocs 10
the JesoI alton Of the former re'eniug Princes. tie
bss lot yet gwen up oil hopes Of eacce s, and sl fa.
I'll 10. oily TO the end he di,iateres,td tnssoa; Odt II
he shOulo Dot succeed 70 reu0e the Proces aed poo
pie iu mutual accord, II Is rot his io'enion To
either the other L. is no. the wan OF his Ma
jtsy to follow the O the aacer. Susr AZ ppicy,
VIII, srm.d nierveI in the shal OF tue pen n-u-
people ad yace which We believe ~ise AM uiea; aud
Which, If hey DO not follow l., ~il grove us, but
which We could not press upon them by toIc1' 1" Us
Italy owes Eer indepepcesc, We shsi no. take a*ay
from, her agaio v hat we have gwen her yes'eAday
The Paris flour market had rather mole hfmnees,
and prices were tend'bg upward. Wness vas Without
material charge.
AT MaJse,,es the corr ms'ket ~as Gull and dechoog.
VINES III good oemaed az higher prices ID sever 81
Of The principal markets 49, I'D
The Formation Of eight military Districts tae hesa-
quarters of winch viii be al Nantes, was ABOUT 60 "
pleted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
COMMERCIAL IN CELLIGENCE.

LONDON MostY MARKiT.-Tne Stock Exchange
hao ued dui but the uttins III n'os
quite slight The Mon maihe: was easy aud me supply
sbm dart
The Dag Nrrs (Cy Article dated Tuesday -vnins) says
main very quiet, the ciosoe qua Ions Did the
sama a. YESTERDAY In Of the other ukes hruue.s pre-
vail. Of the Iudan loan paid up TO day aud &C.
oa.,ot,u active densud f,r few bills were
d.countea in Lombard below u y cent At the Bank
there revival If tusuess In" specie er vi,
toosy ASOoC0o About 4iootoo in Australian sod !"
oyeIoue.
TIE mes (C,y Arcle) s,ys: The fnpds on Tuesday
ed s'esdness recovered from the sight de-
pr, s.n Oh n5sy Ap article firm the Constitutional e'
had v fret In the discount mar
ke toe e, Lers rG- has recovered to about 2 + ceat
LuhDuN, Tuesday Evep,ng -BREADstUFTs recho'
ing WHEAT ld2 io~.r SUGAR oul At tnfns deciin- on
tn inf r grades COFFEE bnoyeat TEA inacve but prices
unslt.Ied kIcs steady TALLow firm st i3dt' LiSsEEo
OF ss WooL-The auction went OF quite brink at an
aayauce Of ga.
LATEST.
LrxDoS, Wednesday Ev.Diog.-CoSsoLs closed to-
6sy Of eSs "a 4 r moD-s and ,uat-ua.tct trm
CoSFEg m slght sdvsuce all grades bRtADsftfFs
du at M uosy decns. All other articles OF Hechance are
~i,hout .sseLtiAl change. =
AwthICAs SfCURITIEs-S4les had been msde OF
Illinois Central Shares l60 discount; ne Railroad 59i'i
do Bopd 5d2b; 80 hiid mortgage Beads 51G62 Kew otk
Central Shares 63d19
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.

dispatch, dated Zurich, Aug q. says: For the
"lsst few days there has beeu Conference Of the
"PleppO.t btiares. L; is believed they w,il be
"epabled to quit Zurich at the latest in fortnight.
On Sunday, the 18th, the Austrian and FreGch Pen
ipOtentisries held private conference.
The Paris correspondent Of The L0ndoa Times, in a
letter dsted on the evening OF the 2s,h, says:
"a private letter from Zufich Of The 18th, states
that the l,bors Of the PenpJfertares were gong oo
slowly eJoogb, no withssodiog the aonouucsuieot
made few day sgo, that 1t va. doubtful If auy n-
portabt point hsd been settled Whether f1alt is
abe to the Peppo'en eries Themselves to the
preu in aries OF tie uesty VI Nilafr, Dca To tue
Emperor not having taken ito c,coI,iou in their
esger anxiety TO make peace, al the ficues OF the
neg citations, DO one knows. Some people ioclpe 10
the optioL that this cel,y is intehoLa and the m.a
ner d which NJ GO Bou'qasb,y Is actiog iend. ns
color 10 be suspicion. VIA, the Ffeoeh G. ,veromeot
will last bave tn do H. supply to declare to Austria
that il he's done oil tost morally 10 its pJxei 10
favor Of pro sge else it must dispose self to
iupose them On the Dachies by intrigue, if MT By
force"
late Borne telegrau says that the reports current
as TO the proceedings Of the Conference were quite
contradictory and that there every TO be-
Ieve that the Sandman Plenepo eptiariss would not
ax their signatures to auy protocol in favor Of the
return Of the deposed rulers VI the italian DachIes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

A NOZZLE MorHlR-NARRow EscAPE.-As the
morning Train from tns place Ia Chicago came rear
Rock River biid.e, on Monday last, the engiceer,
EoteI, Wangh, Discovered little CIR =. Play on the
track lie sepnettbe whistle er its highest shsrpsst
r,t ara used every possib- eff IT TO stop toe train
TIE lule child kept moving AoDc on the track, sp'
pAI.rty frightened BY the whistle but did NO: iesve
the track. The Ho'h.r Of the cnld, who lived IN
house rear the bridge seeing De, enid 10 danger, m.te
sprus 10 save her. ard ru.nitg frort o. the engoe
BIT her cbild fell me opposite siie. The
.reme brushed her ciotbe. ehe ie, AID passed 90
short distaice beioI. II cCult be s,opped the Con-
cuctor Capt. PnbPs ran TO the lace, s.d touGd iie
u,,b,r had failted bot beth rno,ter aud ciid vere
saved lie took tie chill BIZ sad rss'ofa,Ivse
b. ipg useJ the mother soon revived. Who c.n tei!
n. ;oy @, that mother 10 kboy Der coid wes ssved
usd sse hesitIsd oIn.rt, or hsve bern cry
.c,n5 l,,,r bath mother ard child rnnst have been
c,u.u,o benz 9th the wheels OF the engine. We dc
Dot l.nrr her raue, but whoever -he L. she brave
old leru!c vombp. koeA iriso1 III AIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

BY the arrival Of the Star of the West We have
news from Lieut.. Mullaas Wagon Rosd perry ~
the 18th Of July. They had arrived, al we'll, ss "a
JO+.ph River, and were about TO resume their
abors few days The orssuiz alton OF the scientific
corps which accompanies the gallant Lieutensst v
SAID to be as Leay perfect as possible, but the d@-
culties thrown in is way are somstimes iosurmouas'
able. Mile posts erected according TO the mnu,sst
calculations torn down daily by the fodaas ~hs
u Oess ieudsbip for The expedition outwsrdy) ssA
o,ber dspreds,oDs are committed, with soch s,p rose
epmy Oh the part Of The red men, that considerable
ooubt exists smotg the officers Of the party ~ u TIE
ultimate succsss Of this gigantic work. portion q
the onack<s Of the expedition were oobst' ue'ins
large fa,-boat, while others were lsbonDg on the
road. The River ST. Joseph, at the point whefe
Lieut. Mulan was, measures 225 feet wide, and ~
feet deep.
We understsnd that Gel Rives and Capt. Eyed
have submitted, or are about to submit, 10 the "a
tbori,ies Of the srmy minute ard interesting rePht
Of their exploration adventures in the Valley OF the
San Pedro. Thess officers sert TO select Q site
for new military post, ard embraced every opp"s-
tunty to become acquainted with the Dew end ~uose
un peopled regions through which their peregpetisas
were directed I, is UNDERWOOD that they osnssder
locality called Tres Alarnos - the most suitable
position for the Few station, and, il the War Dsp~~
nert approves the report, steps viii DO immediately
taken to gaTrisoa it.
TIE Uried States steam gun-bost Mohicss will b.
ready for sea in short time. She is the only vessel
Of the new African squadron In the States. the
Ce psteisiion bsvrg sailed from Boston, the Ports.
mouth from Pertsmo nth the San Jscipto Mystic ssd
Sumter from Eew.Ymk (and the storsship Supplyls-
ell for the locale Of their service for Two ys1a
Tie gubbost Pswnee, the largest u those ordsss4
by Cor gress is to 10 launched at PhiSislphis N
few days. She l. 23S feet long, A feet vide, I'D
tans burden, ard will carry guns, and about 10
p.IsoIs.
The Water Witch ia nearly hoishsd ct Norfolk.
She is oesiled for the Gulf Of Mexico.
An apparatus has been invented on board "
steamer sfubrick orthro~Dg hot wstsr on n snsmy
Tie s. ia in Ceforoia.
The Orlapco, British screw fisats, vss baik y
imitation Of the Niagara the Messsy, OF Tho Mani
mack and the Ariadse carrying heavy rasts Of tho
sair corvette Constellation. hot Of tas oopisa
is equal to the original.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

ARRIVAL OF THE ANaLO-sAxON
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
THE GREAT EASTERN.
THE QUEEN IN SCOTLAND.
Earthquake and Great Loss of Life
FATHER PoIsr, Monday, Sept. ~, 1880

TATHEN WITT '''0''"'@I NVVV' to ION
The steam ship Avg, Saxon, ffon Liv-rpool 3lst
u passed this point at O'Clock yesterday sfternvoa,
on her way 10 Quebec where she will be due a. noon
tomorrow.
Toe Interruption of the Inns on Sunday evening by
thunder storm, prevented the tfansui Of Der
news till this morning.
The steamship Kangaroo which only arrived ou.
on the 28tb was TO sail about hour aft Or the An.
glo-S.xon.
The Teutops rescued Southampton early on the
morning of the 30th and the Nova Scotian arrived at
Liverpool at l p. IN. OF the same day.
A dispstch, dst.d rrest, Aug. %, Gays the Amsi-
can chip Ben Bot, which arrived w,tl cargo o.
Havana sugar, and had saied agsin fm London. witu
the same cargo for want Of sale, wrecked GA the
25th Of Btneese. The crew saved. Sne is TO-
suIed in Lopdon
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The Great Eastern.

PORTLAND, Ne Monday, Sept T., ISJ9.
The City Government have u, .de special arrange
merits 10 honor to the arrival OF The Gres t-7tero.
the progremue ;rclucss public diuper bali, general
llluui, ni If the city rpslog of bels, saiutes OIL
at ll-ry u,sons N the baroor, niht.ry displays,
and o,her mantle ststior CT public lei JiciIg.
Cor mJ'ee If the City Goveromsot ~ aiso vo!ed
W ex,,nd invitations TO President Buchanan snd ms
Cabn., 70 Gen Scott, TO the Governor Of Canads 10
Get, . Williams iCoInmsi der Of The British forces a
North Amsr,cal 20 the Governors 81 Toe sevsTai
STA md 70 the Executives Of Novs-Sc ii. aud New
u ut,w,es to vpt Portland during the visit OF the
Great Eatcyp,
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Utah news.

ST. L'uIs " nd4y Sept. Il, 1852.
The Utah correspondent 81 The Draocrot q, Skes an
exJ1re Ut tie ale "a oil. sole a. Camp Floyd. He says
tie QuarsTma'es Geue' al sc, lived orfer frsm ths
Secretary II Ws'fo receive no'ss from Mr. H,li4y
az c7'h 'U oil Iurcbaeis msre by hun, ud that toe
auciOresr ceiscd --cfet instructions u knock
tieuues to Mr. Halliday ct certaio fku'e.. Under
tese tsrrs, hr Halliday pnfchs-ed upward o! I.
thonrspd ueF, paying in notes title thar y,
ubst c'ber parties rould have ,si3 10 ca.b. Toe
vri.tT also states that Mr. Halliday has a cnntrsc- 10
supp'y 10 the G-verun. VI at Fort Dallcs Oregon,
tbcus aid n.u!es at his o1H pnco.