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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

REPUBLICAN MovEMESTs.--The Eastern District
Republican CeDt,a al Association and the Eastern Dis
trct Lincoln Battalion meet on Thursday evening 20
max. prepar 4ons for ratification, to be held at the
Odeon next Wedr esday evening. New Wide-Awake
bataIons were formed in the Fifteenth add Nineteenth
Wards. On the same evening large meeting Of Ger
man Republicans was held at No. i45 Grand street. for
the purpose of forming German Central Republican
Club for the Eastern District. All. Roche elected
President and it was resolved to hold meetings every
week during the campaign, in different parts Of the
ditsrict.
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NIFW-YOBK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN FARE To ALBANY, a.

On and sneI MONDAY June Is, 1850, frzins VII Iss,s
2sth-st ststoI NewYork as follows:
10. Wiihszosbr6so and 81 way stations 7+v aud III m,
Ead $3.50 For White Plains and all estons 2:sO and
n lFor White Plsins aud all stztons o:i5 from
Thitsst Depot. For Croton Falls S:l5 stopping q WI
namsbndge aud sts1oDs shove For Dover flsnE 1870
stopping WHITE Plains ard stations above (qhs train runs
Nierton OF Saturday evenings For Albany l0:l5 Ia
pres Mai Train stopping at White Plains, BEDFORD, Croop
lsls and stations Borth
Estnnins viii esys Wniamsbidge, stopping at all way Eta
hons 81 $40 and and r. m white Plains stoppnt
at al way stations NJ and AIS and m Dover Plains
NJ stopping q: ell stations norih OF fordbsn TINS tsr
leaves Msrton every Monday morning at 525s- m) Croor
Falls o H. stopping all stations north Of Fordhsm Abe
Nv M stopping stations north Of White Plains
~ - fiHN RuRCHILL. Asuatant HdperntendeHt
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SUPREME CoURT-cH.xBxKs-Aus. a-Bssew J,raos
LEONARD.

SUPREME COURT-CHAxBsKs-Aue s-Besoss J,<tos
LEONARD.
INJUNCTION AGAINST A coScERr SALOON.
The Managers Of the Institution Reformation Of Juvenile
Delinqaents ast Ids Gisy.
Upon the application of Messrs. Cram and Fowler
soun.e io he plaintiff. this The Court granted i,ns
Minstrel Hall No "a Broad~ay) Giving
Performances till a license Is taken on, by her
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URT-Aue a-Betors
Judge BErrs.
THE HAi6HT Perjury cAsE-HABEAs CORPUS
GRASrED.
In the case of VIM. ID. Haight. who was committed
by Comm for psary b the matte. Of " bail
offered for the counsel for Mr. Hsish Obtained from
JUDGE Belts Of bsbess corpus 70 test the regularity Of ~
comm The writ 10 retuxIable Saturday a 10
he prisoners counsel viii aks the oun1
that the evidence before the Commissioner insaoen
SUPERIOR COuRT-srscIAL TERn.-Aua. l-Deioss Jus.
hcs BoswoRTn- = .HI I-.I
pEcIsIoNs. frrf asl..
Amermsn sgt Soule.-Exesptions settled. 5l
Sesrle ACT. Cockroft Case and auendnsnn lnh
with the Special Term Clsr that egbe copte Gay 10 nA1a
WITH such eepes the piss ding nns b furnished = u go
cannot be 9ttlsd wilhesS thoa. a -
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From Punch.
ODE ON THE DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE
OF WALES.

DE ON THE DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE
OF WALES.
(Ume Laureate ront do his cork Punch must
AUsPIcIoUs blow, We gales,
And swell the Royal sails
That watt the Prince OF Wales,
In vessel of the line,
Away TO Canada,
AGREES the ocean brine
Az the son Of his Mamma,
His weather should be fine.
What transports the Canadians will evince
When they behold our youthful Prince
Not ours alone, but aleo theirs,
Each colony with England shares
In Protes ant Sophia heirs.
How all the bells will ring, the cannons roar
And they who never cav Prince before
On, won't they feast him and caress him
Waylsy him. and add'e him,
His Royal liighness-bless him =
Their demonstrations possibly may bore.
They'll make, no doubt q greater fuss
Than what is usually made by US
In some of our remoter parts,
Where country Corporations see,
For the first time, Her Majesty
MAY abe be destined long 70 reign y
When by her Parliament Bel free,
She travels by stopping train
Britannia trump, the Queen of Hearts.
But still more pressing cere nony waits
The Prince in he United States;
What mobs will his hotel beset
A sight Of him in hopes to get
What multitudes demand
To shake him by the haod
Hosts Of reporters will his footsteps dog,
iAs Baron Renfrew though he goes incog.)
Take down his every word,
Describe bis mouth and nOse
And eyes, and hair, and clothes,
With minuteness quite absurd.
Ye free and easy citizens, be not rude,
Disturb not our young Prince g rest;
Upon his morning toilet don't intrude:
Wait till he's drest
Oh will that Yankee not be blest
To whom the son of Englands Queen shall say
Out of the way p
And, oh-to touch tender theme
How will the fair around him throng,
And try, forgetting all their shyness,
To salute his Royal Highness,
The realization of happy dream
The force of loveliness rs strong.
spark 6 a spark, and finder finder,
And certain things in Heaven are written;
Ard is there any cause To hinder
The Prince Of Wales from being smitten
charms drive even monarchs frantic,
a German Princess must he marryf
And who can say he may not carry
One Of Columbia g fascinating daughters
Ger the Atlantic
Truth many one might force TO own,
Hopes that to her the kercmei may De nupg,
To the ultimate exaltsfion OF young
American lady 10 the British throne.
j, n x Thess famous and cabalistc letters are
v n.sd IN Tennessee 10 indicate preference for
sck;r ydge and Iane who hail from Oregon and
A, Brsekinridge stands before Lane on the ticket,
! ipitials should read X. 0.--kicked out. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

MiIfos SCANS Is Agent for the sale Of Tax TABuxK In
'AInssos. n j. he will TKH TRisusE In any part u
rifv
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mc6iral.

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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
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PROTOXIDE or IRON,
PHOTOXlDE on IRON.
COMBINED,
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Cures all diseases arising from
DIS0RDERED DIGESTION; WEAKNESS,
BAD STATE or THE BLOOD.
GET A PHAMPHLET
containing full Of this resraDe medicine, with Ger
bhcate Of the |IE % H..H.- TT ."
MOST ASTONISHING CURES ON RECORD,
TO" heh Of the highest banding IN tins country and ferl
'aAhuse,aIed by D. J.. CLARK CO..
Exclusively for
JOHN II JEWETT a CARTER
For ssle BY ~ DIpgsi.ts " ~ - -
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The receipts at tide water, by the NewYork State
Canals, of Flour, Wheat, Corn, and Barley, for the
fourth week of July in 1860 and 1859, have been
follows:
Flour bbls. Wheat, bu. Corn b. Oats, bu.
1860 ID go 2ii1Oo 10000
1859 $50. $500 $500 le4,7Oo 1850
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CERTAIN REMEDY for RHEUMATISM, Gu

CERTAIN REMEDY for RHEUMATISM, CU,
~ FAMOUS DIsEAsEs. COLDS, &c -CARRuLESs
INDICATED VAPOR, SULPHUR, and IODINE bhruoi
No rs Broadway and Bowey Estsohsnea
In 1874 Celebrated for their health reuovsng properties o'
thorough Gle aniness and Tor bling most skiuly sdu.sea
nor RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS, and SWELL
I INGs, try WENDELS EXCELSIOR LINlMENT. lou
viii find good for all kinds of Pain and Inflammation Manu-
factured at No. 19 Peuyst
TNHE BEST REMEDY for Dyspepsia, lDdlges-
Il ton, ard al Disorders Of the Stomach-M DANES
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC DIGESTIVE BJTTERS. Gosh Drug
House No l62 Broadway; Mrs TAYLOR No IS East 18th st.,
Nee. Yoh ~ s. PHINNEY No. 267 Man-st, Pougakeepse
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~ From foot Of ds-Connecsng at Hampton juno
zion with Delaware Lsckawanns and Western Railroad and s
E.sten with Lehgh Valley Railroad and its connections
SUMMER ARRANGEmENT-Comm Nay b. 1850
Leave New York ~ follows;
EARRIsBuRs ExPKEss-At q for Esston Reading, Ear
rsburg, Maucb Chunk &c
MAIL TRAIr-At N. for Esston. Wstef Gap, Scrason,
5reat Bend Phtston, Wkesbsrre &c.
ar THaousH TKAIs-For Esston, Mspch Chunk, Reading
louisville, Harrisburg, &c.
Ip n THaoueR TaAIE-Por Esston, Allentown, Asuos
Chunk, &c.
sra WAY TRAIN-For Bonneville aud intermediate sstona
ExPkRss TRAIN YoR Harrisburg.
The Express Train from New-York arrives at Hahs
burg f2 IN time to connect with trains Pepnsy
ysnia Central r. r. and Northern Central north and
south and with Cumberland Valley RR.
LkAyR NxwYoKK yROs PEE No ~ K At go and IL :6
g. Esston and intermediate stations and
s;a0 D r for somerviue and intermediate stations
JOHN o. Stems SUB
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A Scotch gentleman, named
Robert Lacke, attempted to commit suicide yesterday,
by cutting his throat with dull knife, in6icting
serious, and perhaps fatal wound. The cause was
disappointment in not receiving remittance from
friends in the old country. He resided at the Union
HOTEL in Liberty street. and was taken to the Surgical
Institute, in Washington street, for treatment
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90 K."-Thess famous and cabalistc ls,ters are
now n.sd in Tennessee 10 indicate preference for
Breckinrides and Lane, who hail from Oregon and
KENNEDY. =.
As Brsekinridge stands before Lane on the ticket,
the initias should read X. o.-kicked out. 5
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NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIkK EXPRESS at g. M, for Dunkifk, Buhalo
Gsnand1igus, and principal Stations.
EAIL 1t BIS for Dunirh and Intermediate Stations
yhis -ain remains night at Elmra
WAY st345 p for Mddletogn NewbuIgh and ntermed'
ste Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS, Galy stSp. n, fof Denkrk, Buffalo,
Gnsnigua and principal Stations The tain Of Saturday rtops
n al nsil II nm Hstions and runs only TO Enra-
S CHAg NINOT Genera 8upt.
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mcreaN... ,6lV I56,IUU .JoUD
The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles
90 far for the years 1860 and SO, have been:
Flour. bbs Wheat bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bash
1850 .....33l, 200 1855 200 6,45S,A0 1850
1853 .....1s3,l00 56s 800 1,l28|o 1850
Increase. .Ies,lO 3,oI1Ooo 5s24.sOo Dec.e57Oo
Reducing the Wheat TO Flour, the excess in the
receipts Of 1860 lie equal to III 500 bbs. Of Flour
The receipts at tidewater Of the principal articles
of produce from the opening of the Canals to and in
GLIDING the 3lst ult., have boon as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

The fourth week Of July on the Burlington ana
Quincy Road give $4,000 increase, and the month
about $4,000. The Michigan Southern Road VIII
show about $50 600 increase in July.
The following is a statement of the earnings OF the
Buffalo, New.York & Erie Railroad, tBuffaloto Corn
ing, for the month Of July 1860, compared with the
sane month of last wear;
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Orean Steamers, &f.

VxyEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w between NETWORK and LIVERPOOL, calling at
QUEENSTOWN Ireland to land snd embark Passengers and
r. Liverpool NewYork and Pbis5ephia Steamship Com.
psny splendid Clyde bu Iron Screw Steamships intended
70 ssD follows
FRon NETWORK YoR LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF RE........SATUkDA1, July 70
woo. SATURDAY, Aug
CITY OF WASHINGTON. SATURDAY, Aug IL
And every Saturday the from Pier No A. NJ H.
RATES PASSAGE
Csbtn-To Queenstown Liverpool.
CahiD-To London iva Liverpool 30
st-srAgeTo Queenstown OF Liverpool. ~
-rase return tickets available for months from Liver
Passengers Forwarded Hsvre Paris Hamburg Bremen and
Antwerp, through rates -
ertiacate. of passage from Liverpool New York SO
from to New hork S
accommodation foI Passengers,
constructed with wserght compartments and CARY e.
perenoed Surgeons. -
John g. DALE, No. rs broadway, New. York, Agent
In Liverpool, to WM INMAN, Tower Buildings
In Glasgow, to VIM. lNMAN, No. 10 Dixon-st
STEAMER OF AUGUST 25,
~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE
The United States MAJ Steamship
ADhIATlC,
Jo.-ph C. Comstock Commander viii sail from pier foot OF
Cana st. SATURDAY August 2 with Mails, Passengers,
and Specie for tire above ports - 80
For Freight Passage apply at the ONCE Of the North Allan
Me s s. Co. iroorp Ne. a No. 50 Waist
- " ~ w." = p STEPHENS Secretary.
The ADRIATIC viii leave her next voyage SATURDAY
nrAnh
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN SKINNER arrangement for pleasure travel trains leave 10Th
81 Staten o. follows: =,
IO:I5 m-Express for Albany Troy, sarstosa, Sharon
springs Niagara Lake George Lebanon Springs and Lake
Mahopac Connecting at Albany With c. H. for Sharon
sunes Niagara Falls and sl places West Also with ans
FOR Saratoga and all points North 8l5 mFor Groom Falls
connecting 81 Godes Bridge with Stages fo Lake Waccabuc
aud a. Croton Falls with Stages for Lake Mshopse 430
For Dover Plains meeting at Golden Bridge with Stages Tor
Lake W scoabuc and CTeon Falls with Stages for Lake
Mshopae. JOHN BURCHl LII. Assist Supt
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CHORT LINE to HARRISBURG, VIA
y CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-yERSEY,
WITHOUT CHANGE Of CARS
An EXPRESS TRAIN LEAVES NEW-YORK DAILY
(sundsys excepteo) from foot Of Courtlandta st., at
O'CLOCK A. M, FOR HARRISBURG,
via EASTON
ALLENTOWN and READING,
Connecting Reading with Phsdephis and Reading Rsr
for POTrSNIi.LE and PHILADELPHIA;
and at HARRISBURG with MAIL TRAINS
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
East and West;
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
North and South;
and with the CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD,
WITHOUT CHANGE Of CARS from
JERSEY CITY to HARRISBURG,
Arriving q. Harrisburg at IL 40 noon.
Eew-York, May 2S 1850.
EOk BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, wa NEW
II PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and suponoi
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New even
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at oe.och
NJ. ana the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bnyton, on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, 1t O'Clock p NJ from Ftes
No. g. n. X.
will De regarded secured 10 any sppb
can't until the shall bave been paid for.
freight Boston forwarded through with crest Dispatch By
Express Freight Train
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Fa tAs We,k. 1858. 1883. 1850.
Entered at the Port 58D8l6 So $40 i23 SPOT 80
Thrown 3,f3l37y 395b,3b 2,1ll,5U
Siacs Jan /.
Entered at the port 80 $50 ia 7s6l3il2 65 $50 2B
Thrown market.... &c., 1880 1914, S4S 65,S+b i3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

REPUBLIcAS MASS MEETING AT TIE ODEos.-Ths
Republicans of Brooklyn, Eastern District, hold
mas meeting at the Odeon "Wednesday evening
next, to ratify the nominations Of Lincoln and Ham,
lin. Gen. b. +. Bruce and Stewart L. Woodford are
engaged to be present and address the assembsgs.
There will be number of other speakers, and large
meeting may be expected. .....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
" For HAVANA and NEWoRLEANs-Passa $50
The last and fsy0rfe steamship STAR OF THE WEST
Cap. VIII sal kONDAY, August at o'clock p.
North River. Bills OF adng o. the
proper form funissd Office and bills Of lAdng win be
sr.d after the Of sailing For freight apply at
No. III Wesst corner Of Warren. " hObEhTs Agent
n B-freight received oI and after THURSDAY, July rs.
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-ln and
II July first class steamer VA leave Newton the Ia
Ih and 2s each month except when these dates fs or
SUNDAY when the day Of departure will be the MONDAY
following Foy freight passage apply At the only ONCE No.
Wet Of NGITeD-et v b. ALLEN Agent
TIME steamer GREAT EASTERN, JOHN
II VINE HALL, Commands, for MILFORD HAVEN,
IDg laae via HALIFAX Nova Scotia Rhe GREAT EAST
ESk WA sail for the above ports on THURSDAY August TO-
Milford Haven thsIe Is railroad connection with al
parts and daily by steamers with Ireland
zesdHsss tine arrival OF the ship az
Milford Haven carry passengers TO London and the North St
reduced rsses OF fare
First Passengers only viii be taken and the price fixed
. &l31 =, ,,..
from NeU. York TO HALIFAX a a charge OF vs. each.
ABBY 10 GRINNELL, AINTURE 4 Co.,
' No. 20 south-st.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
and TROY, connecting with trains NORTH and WEST
From Monday April 30 1850 Train. will leave Chamberss
stston follows: Through Express Trains and ahe
.. Albany Mail Sleeping Car Train 800 p m
isNdsys incuded) Way Trns for Sing Sing S4s m ano
rarrytown s:a5 and D45 Tor Peekski $50 Froa
slz 81 Buffalo Northern Lightning News Train 10
Ernigran e.l5 D m Passengers Chambers Canal
Christopher and SITS Trains fo New York eave Troy s
1nndsys ncuoed and s:45, and le0 and S;4s ana
bes sundsyE ncluded) and sss and Albany about hsb
an oura A. y. SMITH, Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--SUMMER
Ii PLEASURE TRAvEL.-FIVE DAILY TRAINE iSan-
days excepted for LAKE MAHOPAC, WESL POINT CATS.
KILL MOUNTAINS, LEBANON SPRINGS, SHARON
SPRINGS, BlcHFIELD sPAINGs, TRENTON FALLS NJ
AGARA FALLS, LAKE GEORGE, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
MONTREAL, and QUEBEC Elegant saloon cars for families
to SARATOGA SPRINGS without change Of Baggage
checked through tickets sold at Companys Depo Cnam
slst For particulars te trains see Time Tables
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD = For PHIIA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via Jersey
CITY-Ms Express Lines Newyort ct 81 and III
a NJ and m. fare 90 Through tckets sold for Gin
einnsti West and for Washington heH-Oreano and
toe souh and through baggage checked TO Warrington IN
\ n end ID trains. :.
j w WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii b. received for gness delivered and
shocked is minutes advance Of the time Of leaving
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-01
Eutal pems.

DErARrrRE.-+cOl: Davis, Superintend-
emit Of IHdian Affairs, left for the West,
expecting to 20 rs far IS Rnhy Valley.
lie takes With him qisite an amount Of
presents for the Indians. r. -,
MAI. ARRIyAls.--Th mail from the
East arrived at S.3a pm. yesterday, bring
ing Us dates from New A,prk and other
Eastern cities TO Nov. t0fli, and from St.
Joseph TO the 18th inclusive. The recu,
lar arrival Of oar Pony EIpress despatch.
.eS, as a matter Of course, anticipates all
news Of any iniportaee brought by the
mail. =. r. =. - r. .. =.
MISUNDERSTANDING, At, 3 am, Mfr
James, member elect from Carson county
to the House Of Representatives, ar.
rived In this city, From our short &C.
EIuaintance with him, we are of opinion
that Mr.. James is entirely unprsjudioed
He Was elected OH the ''LAw and ORDER
ticket" and, in consequence, had much
opposition. Preceding him one daJ
Judge Ralston, from Sacramento, arrived
lie comes prepared to engage In long
siege OF legal buSiuess before the SUPREME
Court, IN regard to Carson mining claims
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-01
TAE MoUNTA1NEER. pEcEMBER I, $500

aPHofoeRarHY We have before ii .
neatly executed photograph d. President
Young's dwelling houses and adjacent
buildings taken by Messfs Cannon and
Savage We have visited The picture
gallery occupied by these gentlemen, and
take great pleasure 10 recommending
them and their artistic skillto tho patron
age Of the public.
SrIiL ApykSCiHe.--The Improvements
in our city continue 10 multiply Among
the many We noticed 10 Broadway, 4 very
neat and well finished building attracted
our Attentions. II il occupied By Mr..
Jennings asa store for The wholesale and
retail sale Of merchandise The goods
ere Of as full an assortment, and a. fine .
quality as are 10 lie found iH the city.
Mr. Jennings we'll known character a i
business man must insure him his full share
Of city and country trade .
EIsr Bras RIyEE From. a CORES.
pohdent 10 bear River yailey, we learn
that the hurricane which did 30 much
damage in Weber ard Davis counties, a
few days ago, visited Fort Brilger and
the numerous little ranches between
that point and this city: The noise pro
dueed by the fearful east wind that blew
across the country, was like that produced
by q storm at sen, or the rumbliHg howl.
Iings Of a tornado The snow was piled Up
In heaps wherever it found anything 70
rest against, and the hair 81 The cattle,
both on The range and IN the ,corrais,
Was 10 completely matted with the drift
Ling snow, that bFindled cows could not be
distinguished fTomWliite ones. The storm
was q most terrific one, but fortunately
very little damage was done 70 bsiIdings,
or other property,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-12-01

marc 81 George A. broke away andstart-
ed on the back track. When be had
rode half mile from camp II The same
direction, he met party Of abont . doz-
en- Indians, with the mare. Thinking
they were friendly be approached them
but they Immediately surrounded him and
jerked his pistol from him, fred four balls
and three arrows into hirbody.
The whole Of the Indians Immediately
afterwards ranged themselves III two diEi-II
siont, one opposite where GeorgcA, was
shot, and the other taking position al
IL TO cut on Tstrsat. Nj. HamblinI
consulted the party on what WaS TO BE
done, and seifdefencs being concluded on, 4
the srder was given to maks ready, and ii
message was sent BY an Indian. interpFs.
ter, TO inform the Navajoes that the par
~, though greatly ontnumbered, Would
6ght for their lives and sell them az dear.
y as possible. Messrs. Jehil McC onnell
and Thales Haskell volunteered to ~ out
and fetchin Georgs A. WhsR they got
within fifty yards he called TO them and
they ran and lifted him up; but through
weakness from the loss Of blood, had 10
be laid down again. Being unable 10
carry him any distance, Mr.. ri. returned
to camp, and with Mr.. Hamhlia, sncceed-
cd in bringing him in = blanket. .a I, . ii.
The few friendly Indiana informed the
party that their only safety was ID iastant,
retreat, and while making ready for this,
the Indian interpreter managed 10 keep.
back the Nayajoes BY long ''talkN Mr..
Nice onnell took MP Georges A, on his
nule, and the party fed before the pur-
suing Indians. 81.
One Of Mf. HambIih's pack horses for
Itunately took stampede, and in his mad
ness broke the pack, which scattered on
the tfail . kettle and some small articles,
which diverted the attention Of the first
Indians from the pursuit., aud led on 70
fighting amosg themselves. I s..
To this providential circumstance, ard
the setting in Of night the party owed
their escape Amer three hoars on the
saddle, George A. suecumbed from sx-
haustioH, and his lifsIess body had to be
left BY the road side, bis companions be.
ing forced to fIy befors theirparsucrs
Though We may all yield anpssenting
obedience 70 the tlispensationo Prori-
dcnce, from which. indeed, none Of MS can
escape, aud say, 4 It's well 1, and no doubt.
everything 10 well, yet the hand Of pfFlic-
tioIr Is sometimes heavy 10 be horne: We
rei.erate orr unfsigned symPatlties with
the Hiourners Il, .. 81 r.. MI,
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r CRY oRDrSASeEs.-=,lureply to com.
from Inquirer we have TO
say that members Of the City Gouaeif, or
any other officers Of either City, County
or Territory, are not privileged more
than other citizens from the penalties Of
the city ordnance The two councillors
TO whom Jon refer as having driven on to
the sidewalk and refused to obey the po-
lice, should be complained Of, aud the
penalty enforced, 7. ::s II. VT. . f !.
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- 80 y !. . "
ofthc TuilIsriss, we az nd, h.l,... :, ]. !.
Rortsndl any material ehangs Il Is.."
The invasion q the Roman Stat. !. /.
month old, ard the outraF. 81 n. ~ y :
q the Two Sicilies was accompIisb.5 ~ j
We hrst BersagIieri landed a. NsnI.,. ~,
when Admiral PerIano tool M. ~ so
mand Of the NeapoIitsn Ileet ~. 80
else tendency Of NJ Bouiface,s ro,.. ~
ton We have, however, still 10 l.sss =.
may be only continuance 81 The J.....
hypocrisy ahich began with M. 80
drawafof The French minister from tn.
or i may Indicate that Piedmont i. " ~
SLOWED to pursue its policy onlv - =
conditions which Napoleon il "a slis,..a I.
London Timss, Oct. i8. 81 ~ = (