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

understood = decision laydfnble ~ 49,,
Majors a Whddcll, In the MATER ~ ~ y.
pcrtation % Utah win be made
ThR Pxcrtic Man ca. Dr. l,,,vs.
The examination Of Hoffman. ~ daeas,.
ing secretary Of the Pacific Mai ~.
commenced N che l6th nit.
BrRSED 70 DEkrn. LIN New Fo,L =.
the 10th .ult;l q young girl was burned n
death " the street, II consequences 81 her
clothes taking FIRE from 4 lighted match
which . lad threw upon her ii d Joke
THE PREsiDKSr ann PRIxcF o. " ~
The Washington correspondent 81 N. 4
Wofld, writing under date Of july Iith
Ssays:-' IL was not publicly known unt;i
to-day that President Buchanan had n.
yited the Prince Of Wales to visit W.sh.
ingtor. The matter was kent nrivs,.
until the reception 81 beT ~
jesty's reply The invitation was the mn.
ject Of q special cabinet meeting. n n.
first instance there was an interchange n
direct written communications betHe.n
the President and Queen Victorian N,
the information Of our readers we r,resen.
the correspondence between the PFesid,nt
and Queen Victoria, relative to the viii
Of the Prince Of Wales: 81 a IA.
ITO HER MAJESTY, QuEnn YiCToRIa;
81 have learned from the public Journal.
that the Prince Of Wales ls about % VIM Won,
majesty north American dominions ShouIA
IL be the intention Of his royal highness Is -,
tend his visit TO the United States, 1 need ~,
say how happy ] should be- 10 give him cor.
dial welcome TO Washington slih Il q
fYOu may be well assured that SvefywkepS
IN this country be will be greeted ~ the Ans.
rican people IN such manner a. cannot fAiI "a
prove gratifying TO your majesty. In this the,
will manifest their deep sense Of your dotnes.
tic virtues, as we'll as their convictions 81 Won,
citizen. j7.s Il; asSsSs .F L y s Es 4.
Your Majcsty's most obedicnt servant
s,5, JAMS BUcmAnAs.
Washington, june 4. 1860.
.IsuckINGHAM PALACE. June %
Ny Coon FRIEND: I have been much rtn.
tilted at the feelinps which prompted Won q
write 70 me. inviting the Prince OF Wales a
come TO Washington. He Intends 10 return
from Canadn through the United States. ana
it will give him great pleasure to have al or.
portnnity Of testif5ing % you III person th6ss
feelings are fully reeiprocAtcd By him. He vim
thus be able, at the Same time, t0 mark the
respect which he entertains for the chief ma
giatrate Of q great and friendly state and kin
red nation. fss
THE Prince Of Wales win drop ali royal stats
on leaving my dominions, and travel under
the name Of Lord Rentrew, as lie has dons
when travelling on the continent Of Europe
he prince consort wishes to be kindly 70.
membered toyou
az 5Ya.,,aiY -. $3.50. ,,1I f...k1 ;.s
- Private letters from official sources IN
England state that the Prince or Wales
will 60 as far east as Portland, and as far
west as Cincinnati, in the United States.
0uR DELEGArE. It aftords Us unaI.
loyed pleasure to present the following
liberal expression Of honest sentiment BY
the Nebraskian Of the l4th nit, Ia rela.
ton to Col VIM. IN Hooper,
gentleman, the talented and energetic d.
legate from Utah, arrived in this city.
( Omaha aefew days since, and starts for
Salt Lake this morning. Mr. Hooper ID
probably one of the best business men IN
the West; possessed Of q clear head. ma
ture Judgment, and an unusual amount Of
practical talent, he Is Just the man 10 70.
present the people Of q Territory in that
national Bear Garden, the lower House
Of the Congress Of the United States. II
we had more such men as Mr.. III. In Con.
gress, that body would command q mieh
higher respect than 1t does, This last
sentiment We most cordially endorse.
The HousE p There d no
truth in the report that the Honse printer 1
has suspended operations, as the attorney
general has not yet rendered an opinion
as to the construction Of the Law reducing
the prices TO be paid for the printing.
The report Of the Coyode COMMITTEES
makes eight hundred and forty printed
pages. OF the one hundred thOusand h
copies ordered BY the House, thirty thou
sand will be ready for delivery Ia the
course Of q few :dnya. Congress, at the
late session, ordered printing invoking IN
expense of at least $500, 900.
. BRuTAL MuRDERs. Two brutal muir.
ders we're committed at Brownsville. Min
nesota, on July 10th. Al man named
Jake Riley killed his mother-in-law. bic
sisterin-law, and attempted 70 kill biz
father-in-laN, with . large bowie knife
The murderer escaped. Intense excite.
ment prevails in the vicinity, and tho
whole neighborhood has turned out y
search Of Riley. No cause is assigned
for the deed, except intoxication.
4 HEAVY SroRM.-The Peoria CHE Re.
pers, Of July 5, say that the heaviest rain
and thunder storm that ever visited thai
portion Of the state passed over Peoris,
doing q large amount Of damage. On
the Bureau Valley railroad seven bridges
were washed away between Peoria and
Washington. On the Logansport ana
Peoria road it will take several days %
repair the damage. The loss to the farlr
ers in the vicinity Of Peoria, It Is esiF