The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-20

HEALTH on NEW ORR An - i Ne nuin-
Der N deaths for the week ending Sep
tember OH. IN Now Orleans, was 1871
OF these but three were from yellow fever.
While other complaints seem TO prevail
with snorF than usual fatality, the city isl /
remarkably free from ravages Of this ter \
riblc scoarge, yellow fever. i
S6Urn CaRoEfSa. The Charleston
iIlsrturp abandohs all hope 81 the Union
since the explosion d political elements
IN New York, IL says the BelLDonglas
party II identical with that which defeated
Gen. Cas- III 1913. IL comedies the cleo
ton III Mr. LINCOLN BY the people, aud
asks n the South will tanely submit. MOI
doubt tie South viii submit 10 the will Of
q majority fairly expressed To say that
she win not submit, is TO charge the peo-
ple Of tlts South with a folly paralleledI
only by that Of the chiyalrous BENDER
Of Don Quixotte.
PEEn 1TuEE.--The New Orleans CoBr-s
ier, (Brerki1ridge) experienced Mlcaw-i
bcrish burst Of confidence whenit heard
of the proposed f1sion Of the factions in
Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut
/ and New Jersey. II took occasion % say
| that il had never lost lis deep and abis-
ing confidence. in the masses," under The
most trying circumstances, even; tllst
i dcmagogues might lead them wrong for q
brief season, bat tbat the people would
eventually arise and cast ont the dema-
gogues~-in proof of which il cited the
harmonizing Of the party In the states
4 above mentioned. :sy:.
Tim PAcIFc TELEeRlrII RAr Or
HoPE Telegrafns from Washington, as
well as private adYices, Indicate that ar
Engagements will soon be made with re-
spondble parties for the building Of the
Telegraph liIe 10 the Pacific. The lowest
bidders, il Is snid, are about 10 withdraw
their bids, III consequence 81 their inability
TO furnish the security stipulated for in
the law on which the contract Is based,
and which Secretary Cobb Tigidly dc.
| mands The result OF their Withdrawals
win be that the secretary win be obliged
I 10 award tie contract TO Mayor Sibley-
and associates, who alone, Of all the bid.
defs, have shown their ability 70 execute
the contract 10 the letter 11e Horid.
LiRitS PnosrEcrs Our readers inter
csted In Tie prices Of grain viii perceive
that our last European ndyiccs report 4
very decided Improvement 10 tho weather,
both III Great Britainand NorthernF France.
The rains had ceased, and been succeeded
BY dry, bright days, which were Of course
being improved 20 the utmost in harvest
ing the outstanding wheat and oats. The
crops will of course stiIl be deficient; but
% no such extent as has been anticipated,
This news Is not calculated to enhance
the prices Of American grain; but We
give ID as we find it. tits not yet known
that the improvement extends 10 hops, yet
y may II so, the high prices at which
our hop growers have Of late been con.
tracting their seasons yield may come
down d peg. Cotton Of course looks up
as breadstnifs 60 down m Y Tribune.
AaREsf or aNornEK PosrnasrEE Lon |
the 18th nit, Special Agent Bull arrested
III. A. Whipple, the Postmaater ut Per. |
rvs Mills. Clinton co, on d charge Of steal
ing money from letters passing his Office.
Al very clear case 81 guilt was established
and he was fully committed Ibid.
The, IShIAS TRoUBLEs Governor Rem.
cher, Of New Mexico, in refusing to call
for volunteers, says there are sufficient
troops Of the regular army, and he has
M, nos, s, - all ;,.fss t;,,.S a
militia, as Congress had made no proyi-
sion for paying thetn. Col. FauntieroyI
has received orders from the Secretary Of
War, to make mn immediate and vigorous
against the Nagajoe Indians.
Withthe force he has now, the colonel will
be able 10 put a speedy termination to
existing troubles. Senator Baird, from
the counties of Santa Anna and BernyiIle,
has resigned his Office as Senator, for the
purpose Of taking part in the campaign.
0n.the 18th Of August, the Navajoes stole
from the Government herd at Alyafde,
800 head Of beef cattle. Thirty troops!
went in pursuit, and recovered so head, I
but did no injury TO the thieves. a re-
port reached Santa Fe Fork that the
Cheyumes, Kiowas, and Sioux had joined.
together and would make war upon the
troops wherever found. and the command
at Pawuec Fork were apprehensive of an
attack from them. a =. Z ; '7'.1 4
The N. Y. SHa OF Sept, %, says that
the Mormons have no present intention
Of leaving Salt Lake valley. They are
busy erecting in every settlement snbstan-
tial buildings for council houses, meeting
houses, and school houses. Grist and
saw mills, nail factories, foundries, and
every kind Of machine shops are becom.
ing common. A5few miles from the city
Brigham is laying out a nursery, with a
nlillioE trees, which he calculates will, in
ten years. turn him in as many dollars,
The building Of the Great Temple has
recommended. The building is to;eoyerI
an area Of p, $50 feet. Z 3ss; 81
There Is talk Of the Great Eastern pay
ing another visit to Hampton Roads. II.
she can get 80, 900 bales Of cotton, or
II, 900 hogsheads Of tobacco, or Is, O00
barrels Of ieur, or 30O. 900 bushels Of
wheat or corn. rs a cargo, her owners
promise 10 send her In two months time.
The NirginiaRs are going to try what
they can do to comply With these condi-
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