The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-13
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Ofieial advicesa At Washington received
Sept. 25tti, announce that General Zgago
was about leaving Vera Cruz with troops
to operate against Mexico. Marques has.
been liberated by Miranion and app1intcd
to the command Of q division 81 1000.
men Z. y slt
The inns correspondence at GalIao,
states that the commander 0f the III. S.
Naval forces III the Pacific, had been:
called upon by the American Minister, III
Peru, to proceed az once TO Peruvian
waters with oil asailable.forces. u.
The race at Fashion Course, Lancaster
o., between Planet and Congaria was
witnessed BY ten thousand people ON the
the Goth. The withdrawal Of Dsniel
1 Boon, IN CONSEQUENCE OF On accident,
probably lesscned the Attendance. The
Inst two ntileso the heat were run iii a
hard shower. Planet the victor, dis,
tancing his rival tune I az, as follows;
one mile 1862 two miles 2:55I; three
EmiIes 5 ;39b fonr miles 1889. C6ugarie
Eeyidently struggled badly. in The last
mile Z. s s n. !s.5., Hill s
j The official dispatches from Peru re.
1 ceiyed ONT the 27ths, niinonnca that the
! Prussian G Government had madd d propo.
lsitioa to oilr Minister, FOR the settlement
4 of all existing diflicglties between the two
j Governments !. 81 !. ....$ Is 5.s.s'.
Solars Alyaax, who recently absconde,i
from Havana with q million and qnart.
Ter Of dollars belonging to the credits
/ Espanol, Madrid, landed from an: open
boat recently, at Key West.
In. Bets are now being offered al WASH
4ingtor, ON Pennsylvania going ngainst
h. Lincoln. 4. # s3s n. :. /: s... Ii. 5s= II.
Reliable letters from North Caroliaa
4 and Mississippi. report these States GER
tain for Bell Hon Joshua Hill, who il
NOV here " ashihgtonl !, says the same d
U Georgia .Sl. Ii 81 4. I. X.
4 Hon. A j. Hamilton writes that The
4 voteof Texas viii lie against Bfcekia-
ridge. 3. 4. ,> :@
News of the 9th. from New Orieans,
Estate that the British steamer Gladiator
Twas coming up with the remaant Of
Walkers administering party, Walker
was shot on The 18th, Rudlcrwas still a
prisoner. Il: .
i John Cartrer, distiilcr, al Huntsaon,
i II. ] !, md two Sous we're sulfocated on the
i 25tii while repairing their still. 81: s.
Tie New York City Republicans have
Il Honiinated AmusJ: Williamson, editor Of
4 the Dispatch ID 3d G Congressional District;
Il VIM Wall, Ex+M Mayor OF williamsburg,
.fin.the: 9Th; Augusta j. DOWN, ID the It'll;
aud Abraham Wakrman In the sth.
r. Or the 25fI ii was rpnored that tile
I5Paw6ee and Sioux Indians had had
.fAnother fight near the Pawnee Reserve:
4 Nineteen Sioux aaa one Pawnce killed,
i Agent Cities has gone out 10 .qpell the
flisturhahce, .. FIJI. II.
Il $PBnBAaLE SrFFERING SaeSG THE 0rnrs
--4DrTy. or riiis g 0rEHSAB We. have
j inst had a conversation with Major "
,fN. DeanisoH, United States. Indian Agent
kof tile 0ioe and Missouri tribes of In
!. Erlians. lie sin from their reservation on
/ 1.-The Blue River, about seventy miles Sesi
], OF this place. We learn from the Msjoi
+ FIJI It the crops ofyorn, oats and Fptatoe'
!: Iof The Inlians Had been entirely rleStroyeG
|. BY the excessive lronth Of tlie. past son
|, son. They will not gather as much sect
las was planted. ThisMe fear is destlnet
: TO cause gFe,tt restitution, if not actua
] suffering and starvation among the la
, dfans. 1t may cause also, and We hay,
!. Eino Doubt will produce, thicyipg and dep
recitation upon the property Of the peopl
J of that section Of the country, for 40 II
/. dian viii no sooner starve than n whit
!. Eman5if food il to be obtained by means
i fair OF foul. Major Hennis0u has d
3 ready presented the facts TO the Depart
Esment, and il urging with ptomptness, AM
! I we trust success, the necessity Of itlirned
i ate relief from the General Government
!. Unless the Iailiaus should receive r.
!. tlief from the Government, we do no
= know what the consequences may be, no
Z only to themselves, but to the pionee
j settlers in the vicinity of their reservation
!, THE fact is that they will III all probable
, lty, despite all eRdearms Of restraint o
!. tie part Of their Agent, resort to thieI
" Ing, pldndering, and depre,iatfonss upo
r the property Of white settlers. And IN
: consequence will be that Government
> pledged as il is to project the rights an,
: property Of its citizens everywhere, Wi
be Obliged to pny In the end enormon
claims for property stolen by the Indians
anouatiBg very IikefytO three times a
= much as woaid be requiredto supply th
: immediate necessities OF the Indmns. w,
hope the Agent, Major Dennison, ma,
meet with entire success in his presen
endeayors to obtain relief for the Otto
Indians. lSseb1aasa Cry Aties Scptelu
: Der, %, Id FL, aF.E (.
The Post.offco Department has deter
+ mined 10 discontinue the present mall scr
vice from st. Joseph to Denver, aud SEM
!, the mails arouGd by Council Bluffs, Iowa
ii A grand display and q visit TO Noun
o Vernon ore: in the programme Tor thee
ltertaiameuf Of the Prince of Wales,
4 4 private letter from China says tia
y Ministsr Ward has written TO Washing
/. ton for six months absence, owing TO th
: eoBdition of5his hedltlL -.
d The roof OF the Republican, Wigwami
ie the. First Ward, in Newark, n, j. fei
I, on Sept. 18th, severely iiIuring seyera
IS men, two Of whom are not expected I
= live. - -. r. =.