The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-08-11
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THK Eastern mail which arrived last
Monday evening, brought us New York
dates to the l4th nit, and st. Joseph
dates to the, lTtlr inclusive. President
making Is the order 81 the day down cast.
THE GREAT EASTERN. On the 9th Of
July the management Of the "big ship
pissed into the hands Of Mr.. II. G. JAR
rett, who has assumed the charge or her
for the rest or the time she il On exhibi-
ton In New York. He has reduced the
price Of admission from one dollar 10 fifty
cents; children under twelve years twen-
ty-iiye cents III lis also ia contemplation
TO run the Great Eastern on an excursion
trip to Cape May. TO gire Ill who wish,
M opportunity TO test her sca-gOing quail
ties On the l1th, the number Of adults
who visited the Great Eastern, was s, 274..
On the 18th, the visitors numbered [, 1854,
being an increase over any previous day.
This shows that the change from one dol
lar to fifty cents was judicious. Ii was
noticeable that the bulk Of the visitors
were from the country. .,.. 81 .5:.
LOLA MoNrEz. Late on Tuesday even
ing We were surprised to learn that the
celebrated Madame Lola Mcntcz, Count
ess Of Landsfeidt, lay at the point Of
.death, and was not expected to survive
the night. On Saturday morning. she
arose ID herusual health, but soon com.
planned Of giddiness, and lying down.
was at once deprived Of speech and mo.
ton ~ q paraly tic stroke. Sunday and
Monday she was able to partially reeog-
nize those about her, but on Tuesday
seemed 20 have lost all consciousness. and
was pronounced BY her medical attend
ants MS beyond hope Of life. For some
time past she has resided 1T No. lis Glin.9
ton Place, and during her sickness has.
been faithfully cared for BY several Of her
Intimate u + friends Tribune. July 1.
SERIous AceIpkSr News from MIN
nesota under date Of July 5th, state that
the Rev. III II. Niekois, pastor Of the
Congregational Church Of Minneapolis,
bis wife aud child, Mr.. Cleveland, his
brother-in,law, and two daughters OF Nj.
Cleveland, went into Calhoun Lake bath.
ing, and getting beyond their depth, were
I'LL drowned. Only two or the entire
bathing party IRE. alive, viz: Mrs. Cleye-
land and an infant of Rev. Mr.. Nickols.
The sad occurrence has thrown d gloon
over the community, where the deceased
were highly respected.
TRouBLE AMONG THE CHERoKEEs.A
MI pTnf,iifa ,t,oIinr ss,s.s- iIsIlI, - IN
We learn. are in arms. il is said Evan
Jones, the aholitionist, and his son, have
enlisted $500 full blo0ds for q raid. The
Government has left matters 70 on from
bad 70 worse, until, as we predicted, civil
war is now inevitable We hear that 4
reqnlsition will be made npon the State Of
Arkansas to aid in qaelling the insurrsc-
ton. H 10 requisition is made upon the
ChoctaWs and Ghickasaws, it viii be re-
sponded TO very promptly by the two ma
tions. :;s.. rs s. ..:: s: 'E..*. I IS! {
/. KuPTuRE BRrwEEN PREsrDENT BUcHANAN
AsD SRKaToR GRIS.-4-'Tlle Washington
correspondent Of the Horla, writing uil.
der date of July I'd, states that Senator
GWin, Of California, and President Blu.
chanan had private logomachy on Satur-
day, which may result in public conse-
quences. The war Of words became yery
violent, and during the alteration Senator
dNln denounced Mr.. Buchanan in not
very aecurately-measnred language. and |
concluded by telling the old gentleman
that he would never darken the doors az |
his mansion again. Senator Gwin has
hitherto been Mr.. Bnehanan,S right-hand
man, and this private quarrel win doubt. |
less have some public results in which
others thar the two disputants will have |
On interest =.,. 'r. { ..*s.52 ..:.
" tTELEGRAPHTo THE PACIFIC. The Secre.
tary Of the Treasury has invited propo-
sails till the 10th Of September for the use,
~ Government, Of the lice or lines Of 1
magnetic telegraph from the west line Of /
Missouri to San Francisco, under recent |
act OF congress lowest offer to be I
accepted and guarantee given for the per-
formance Of its service.
The q; S. Agricultural Exhibition win
DC held at Cincinnati, from September 18th
70 the GOTH The premium list amounts
TO $4,000, No cattle win be received
on account Of Pleuro-pneumonia but large |
premiums will be offered for horses, ma. |
steam ire-engines, dc. ..*- |
FIRE N NEwARK,The shawl, table.
cover, &c, mill Of John Duncan. at Frank |
IN, near Newark, was burned on Julyl2: |
200 hands were thrown out Of employment /
and q lerge amount Of stock, ready made /
and material, burned. Loss $loO 600 /
PARTIALLY Insured. The Ere is supposed % |
laye been spontaneous combustion in the |
wool The fire Was so hot and fierce that
nothing was saved. The building was Of |
WOOD and three stories high. The heavy /