, 1860-06-27

Florence, some five miles above Council Bluffs,
where they begin their journey over the plains
to their paradise. Salt Lake City.
a large proportion Of them are women, most.
" Of English birth, the remainder being Welch,
Germans and Scandinayians. Their leader is
Elder Ca!kins, who rejoices in the possession of
Eve wives, with prospective increase of three
more. The other leaders are Elder J. S. Col
LEDGE from Wales; Benjamin Evans. Swansea,
England; George Conner, Manchester, England;
Edward Durgoyne, julius Davis, and one or
two others, also from England. Those Of other
countries than Great Britain are under leaders
Of their own country. They are hardy, heal
thy, industrious looking people, and seem alto
gcther too sensible to be carried away with the
miserable fluctuations Of Brigham Young.
Within the past six weeks over thousand
Mormons hare passed through this city.
ApfI1sA PATTI AND THE MONSTER CONCERT At
TIE WlowAu.-Let all our readers bear in
mind that 10 morrow rigbt has been set apart
for the final appearance Of Miss Adelina Patti
and the members of M. Strakosch's Opera
Troupe. The Wigwam is large enough to con-
tain all who desire to attend, aud there will be
no lack Of all the accessories, comfort, conycn-
ience, pure air, aud good ventilation, to make it
the most desirable place Of amusement i'll the
city; md the music, choral and instrumental,
will be Of character seldom heard in the
Western country, aud unsurpassed anywhere
The low prices of admission, twenty-five cents,
fifty cents and one dol1ar-the only difference
between the dollar and fifty cent sests being
the fact that one is reserved for the purchaser,
the other is no.-should fill tie immense audi.
cnce hall to overaowing.
We append the programme for the occasion.
It is an excellent one:
!. Overture bv the Grand Orchestra
= Aa from .se!st st. fsfa Sy Monsieur Jins
T. The is$s*s. 81; Vi; FL $e$ Il
= ~ suue ~ Sis lsTisnoll: sua Mcas. Junea..
soa1 TT S &c eo%ssa @ SRo a cs
bs.leE E,s oyer flo9 l9 sY'ess; n,n,, psr,
'' 1''S '''~ND Sung Dy Nis Patti.
FART II.
Tss Grand s,;e Gho,q. = tsss, tG1
5. "uome, sweei Home II. Bishop.
L. nomaa.. fbs's bt ns s' .Donnsesi.
' sung Iy sfnoI l'risneli.
sahs t. j. sffSsssa 3sss. So bssea
sons is Chorus.
Mon. junca hss Dur the Kevonio9 of lsts -
saidlrafy sssesss il as. nd is lsea ltaoes g.
" rs rfes Ell 'nd sb s c s1 ,s s, unFta in
C1ncc1r CouR1.-MEs. Mary Ann Steel WIS
yesterday tried on En- Indictment found By the
Grand Jury charging her with murder. Our
readers will recol1ecs her Is the "E Edna Place
murderess." Alter hearing portion of the
testimony, the Judge decided to allow her to
plead guilty Of manslaughter. She has not ret
been sentenced.
Carl Somme1s, Johann Meier and Nicholas
D;el Schneider, lately arrested By Lieut.. Miller
for larceny Of COWS, were yesterday tried before
this court on three joint indictments The jury
found them guilty, and they were sentenced to
serve the State at Alton or Joliet two years on
each indictment,
Case No. ISL is the first in order this morn.
ing.
Rev, J. Z, RoY.-We mentioned some days
since that this gentleman, who has been tue
pastor oftke Plymouth Church for the last five
years, had been appointed Secretary Of the
Western Agency Of the American Missionary
Association. Having obtained, upon the advice
or a cornc;, of Churches. a dissolution of the
| .,e.o~,1 rs1..;o, la ho. accantsd tba onno;nt.
ment, and will soon enter upon his new duties,
closing his labors with his Church re1t Sab.
| hat,, The Western AreDcx is 10 be located in
+b;4 c;,v and the office Of the Secretary will be
| =. - 1.c.,. .t~oo+ ov.r 4hs hoot atora NJ
| Ch,.,, .cood,,ar + Eonnax
| po,- Dnouxr, At wonru-0n Friday after.
,oor a. o,c,ocl n hov aged s;rteen and 8
| u,,,snd.r hr tba mama n corne,;ns Ionter
-aao ~. fathar,x horse ipto rho Calumet river
:. n.ar n,,,on,s pr;doa n N. to~n ~
wo-4t ord N. chann., he;nr rerv deen and IL
go .k-,.n. =. H.. 80. ~ .o...,. g.,
~ l,.~,~ e"-N. 80 - ~.
49, ;.,. ~ ,..... rh..h'
quickly drowned, not being able to swim. The
body was not recovered until Sunday evening
Coroner James went out on Monday and helt
an inquest, and verdict WAS returned IN &c
cordance with the facts
1ns stA1h n's'ohieA. "a. .ooe't.f'.AF' '"''e'
f. nfEan.' re!an'e o. H. eulen rsant' an'
ae''a' VI 'as A.'A.c:'' o eA' eoe.ee'
Society this summer, and has made considera
bic progress. 1t is anticipated that Mr, Drysn
viii take up his residence in this city the ensu
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