The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-08-11


ri. II Elijah Willis, North Carolina
''I.ster Who fell deal on hc levce az Gin.
P;arasi ii 1865, Just Is ne arrived there
s .;th 4 nero woman and her SIX children,
..tnawle,lced 70 be bis own Tho will
1910 1870 70 them 100000. TIE woman Il
sar residing al New Richmond, Ohio
Wv RKvoLUrroNs on THE PLaSErs.
rks pastor 81 The Baptist church, Schuy-
i.sx;lIe Saratoga CO., N III, in q letter
= wv editor Of the Horld, claims to
80 discovered new revolutions on the
.g.nets al our system We present bis
Ietter ior the consideration Of our read
erG
a.,,ane tie events OF interest 10 mankind.
- ~, ne more important than the discover.
=. n facts in nat6re i claim 70 have dis
sa,egea new revolutions IN the planets. which
=. g important IN their nature as to ptecipi-
~. 4 revolution In astronomy, and In follow
- these revolutions ia their effects on the
Lar and sideTeal systems, have completed re-
,;.Ion a. the Copernican system Of astronomy
Iftts fmpossibiIity Of such q success should he
tsten for granted, and my announcement be
1oansed a. strange thing, let me assure you
th,t NV scheme Il based ON facts Ia nature, sup.
,orted 81 chain Of reasoning that will con,
,nee the most incredulous, If they are suscepti-
Me q conviction BY facts
..Youfs. respectfully,
..WM. Isaac LooNIs.
ExEcurIoN or JAcoB s. HARDRE. The
,,ecution or the Rev. Jacob s. Harden.
~ tie murder Of his wife, Hannah Dor.
Ind Harden, took place on July 9th IN
~ iail-yard ID Belyidere, N. j.. Harden,
tssems, has made . confession, but as il
compromises several respectable families,
M friends deemit best to withhold it, or
fpublished, the Objectionable part will be
stricken out.
UNrKD SrATEs AND PERu. Late ad-
vices from Peru state that our relations
With that Republic we're approaching o
crisis The United States sloop of.war
Wyandotte, had arrived at Callao with
DISPATCHES 10 our Minister, iDstructing
bin 10 percmptorily demand q settlement
81 tie claims growing ont Of the seizure
ofihe ships Lizzie Thompson and Geor.
gou, and provision for joint commits
ioa for the settlement Of oil outstanding
claims Of other citizens Some delay had,
however, occurred in consequence or the
psgnation Of the Peruvian Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, and it Rns not improb-
bile that our Government would be com
felled to resort to force before the de-
nands would be complied with. lii case
Noncompliance with the demands Of
H Government the American Minister
slsinstrueted to close the legation. The
Peruvian Minister, at Washington, has
leen notified that unless his government
lrspis the nltimatum OF the government
the United States, his passports will be
Finished him. b, /. II.
ElEESaE AGAIN. The steamship Van
Et9ilt, from Europe, which passed Sandy
Ook on July I4tb, on her way 10. New,
Gk had John G. Heenan as d passen-
Mcdonald, his second in his late.
counter, accompanied him., :s . 5... 81
+ DaHkaR BY LIeHTSIHa. Dnring q vio-
thail-storin near Blairsyille, Pa. thirty
ep, belonging to Cyrus Carson, were
sck BY lightning and instantly killed.
BEvARE or Boots CExsus TAKERS.
devices ofroguery have no end. In
hadelphia thieves hare assumed the
Of census takers, and improve the
pOrtunity 70 rob the houses they visit.
ScORcHINc The weather is intensely
gu South Carolina and Georgia. Many
ltAs have occurred, aud the crops are
ltsrally injured.
IHE NsRMoN INTERESTS IN UrAHr---
edT this caption the Tribune Of July
says:-. No proposition Of any kind
been submitted to Government BY
ipe Gibson, or any one else, for the
rhate OF Mormon interests III Utah, as
been absurdly alleged, and Il there
could not be entertained In the
aace OF special legislation. The Ex-
s'se department. has no power over
= z subject, except TO lay it before
sfesA Col Smiths dispatches from
- present very unfavorable condition
alngs there, and the belief Is strongly
etltalned that the Mormons have been
tonplicity with the Indians ii an tile
vi N Fs7s'reAseA Atu 0ubLuts Lie TACT u
known that there were City or sixty
9 men attached TO the band Of saw
sno murdered 0rmsby and hin COM
l0nS and were propably instigated BY
About ], 900 troops are still left
Territory. and they are kept con-
w on active duty, following the In
and their allies, and cnrbing tile
sdations which have become SO fire.
ltand serious. = s5l:.s s SIS 5.. II.
Rts IN NEw ToRK.-On July the
- little before midnight fire broke
y Washington market. The fire ex-
aea with such rapidity, owing to the
" ~ eombustible materials Of which
Oulidlhgs were constructed, that not
aaading the almost superhuman eff
y TIE tiremen, they were obliged 10
1aer engines, and they barely were
\, ~ before the Gre was up To them,
~, Wy were obliged to again shift